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, 1864-09-12
The Knockdown1 In tile sstOemocrntrc,,
Mntaonnl C0nventl0n-taarrlE IIitx

National -I8arriS Mit.
the WroEE Nan. A4A'7
lco7espondencc Of the Boston Adyertlaer.7
NJ. Harris, Of Maryland, spare, tan 1tical
looklDg man Of sixty, build and spectacied.
aoss TO SECOND the nomination of Seymour
and now began the excitement of fhe coca1
sion. Previous to this it had been the cen.
eral opinion, slrce the platform bud been 40
easily disposed of, that the caualdatea Womb
pc nominated aud the Convention over II an
hour or 60. Mr. Harris, however, was an
UNFORESEEN obstacle, and one most stubborn
aug pound not to be overcome. With o de-
s'. tesm1nauo9 hlghly exaspcrating to the ma-
lotllg o. delegates and outsiders, eager to
complete the work 60 well begun, Of nomf-
nat1ng Mcclellan In grand torrent Of en-
thusiasm, Mr. Harris settled himself to his
task Of making long speech against McClel-
Ian, against the will Of The Convention, and
against time.
Percei7ing bis purpose, the thousands OF
ardent and Inconsistent adgocates In one
breath Of Mcclellan and peace. oman terms,
who occupied the outer semi circle, undsr-
Eook to defeat 1t BY sheer force Of numbers
and power Of lungs. Cheers tor Mcclellan
followed every paragraph Of Mr. Harris ha-
rangue. Personal insults to himself. aud ad-
jurations to sit down interrupted every sem
'tence. The attempt to choke off The peace
men was not confined to the outsiders-the
delegates themselves put in operation every
possible means to accomplish the same ro-
suit. The President Of the Convention FREE
Quently interfered to urge the right OF free
speech md calm the Indignant throng, md
took occasion every time to appeal to the
enfant terrible, Mr.. Harris, not to destroy the
boasted harmony from which SO much WAS
hoped.
The pertlnacious obstinacy which carried
Mr.. Harris On to vote Of censure from his
colleagues at Washington last winter stood
By him olso on this OCCASION. He threw
clauces of contempt ut the mob outside the
railing, md hurled defiance in the teeth Of
the delegates who attempted to put him
down BY parliamentary tactics. BE read
with elaborate deltberation from the Cu1cAGo
politics of which paper called
forth many jeers from the audieuce-Mc-
Clellan's famous order for the arrest Of the
Mary land Legislature, and made 1t the text
for labo1ed and often repeated denuncla-
tion Of Mcclellan as Identified with every
act Of arbitrary power with which the Dem
ocracy had charged the present Adu1mistra-
tIon at Washington.
Every moment that Mr.. Harris continued
Increased the tumult In the WIgHam, and
when he was finally aaludged By Governor
, 1864-09-12
Bu1nlo Market.

busrAlo. Saturday. September 10.
FLouR-DuN.
a1ts heat dali md nominal. Co1n-No.2.
&!1Ta. Oat4 Qulet It SC,
MafsAY-Hth at T1.g1
eainE. fR1feu1B -vhsAt, 1ec; cor1. t6:; Data lok
m LIZ rozn l9soaTs-Flour. % n b.s wheat, 1851
CANAL hxfoE1s-Flour is2 nr1s E,ha,t ma mn.
corn, 4s,E9; oats, &c IS. fYe 7E1 '' AS''
, 1864-09-12

-oAa '..".- ...-..-..........--.....i4D 4 4Dt
found materially to sfr when %m tha nos ot,c,, De
report comes out; but when that viii o.
VIII depend very much on when the ean
passn ends, rs SHERMAN does his work f1rst
after. wv" ons
\ WILL not make prediction, and will dis
cla!m any poa!ttye knowledge on the sub
)cct; but will make tha follo vino syoto
ment Of facts: and let the public draw % tnei1
own conclusions: 1A'~1'
dersonvlllc, Ga r"e'' ~ u IL
!. They arc guarded by very small force.
- .. Mooa's army la greatly demorallzed, aud
ours nnsht d with victory. >@''1
4; We hare plenty Of cavalry at the front
and the rebels none Of consequence. y
=: a good cavalry force win tlnd m ain.
Gully IN releasing these prisoners.
WIZ LUG VOTE ba undertaken by Sherman 2
! repeat, do net know, but have nv oni,.
"hs ana the public will hnvc tleI1s.
THE WHEELER RAID.
me latest intelligence from the Whepler
r. 5alo 1s to the effect that be is near The
Tennessee and intends to cross. ia hos
disiaed his forces, but cannot escane Pouas mao
sean; portion, under Dlbreil, retired in
NE direction Of Murfreesboro, ur,ooubtsdlT
~ create 1efnt, but be was met tbere bC =
1orce independent of Rousseau. and baHtT
NMppeut 1os1ng lou IN killed, wounded and
prisoners. Our loss Was one Killed and nn1e
wounded. II Was sabre fight exclnsiveiV :
not shof being fired BY either party.
Men are desertfng Wheeler 6y the hun.
dredE-thie is otliciul.
UNION srA7B CONVENTION.
The Union State Convention ia st,u IN
session here-ncarly every county In the
state ls represented, and Lundreds Of Other
delegate6 would have been here but for The
Wheeler rald. The proceedings were puh-
lfshed very fully in the city papers from dav
to day; and the actinn OF the body is creaf.
ing great sensation. The rebels arc surnrise1
at the number and respcctabfliry n rho
delegates, aud tho evidence of ma
strength OF the Lincoln aud johnson aentfs
ment. They had fondiy hoped that Whrei.
er's raid had settled the matter nnd hroIren
nD the Convention. The propositions for a
State Convention, for the Abolition ~
Slavery, and for the nomination OF an eisc-
tolal ticket, and to support the Baltimore
nominees, Wero adopted unanimously, /
have never, in any Northern Convention.
aeafd SO much radicallsm preached as
here ~ among native Tennesseans. 7 thought
Atssour5ans were the most radical peoDIs In
Ihe world, but they are thrown in the ehade
0y the mountaineers Of this State.
a delegate from Montgomery County
himself large Shareholder aud caudidute /
or elector-pretIcted that Lincoln and
Johnson will receive 60,0O0 votes in tha
State; and from all l Gun guther, think thav
gu, OF which about &, 900 will come from
Sast Tennessee. - A'1N
, 1864-09-12

osWfGo, SATURDAY., S.pt 10.
rr sH~oaH 10 unahsnxcd: stf s0for brands trou,
n. GEs'sMw cat aad cora quiet sud nou,ual The
CanaoA which is hel, Il II Al 'sAs mo1a4nS 1roa
mi Il caaIo1f.Ion eran 1c higher; flour at,c.
TotEs 17c; corn l19c; oa's 7e: and rya tic 10 Nav
, 1864-09-12
milwaukee Market,

IE1GuuPf
MfLwAuKRs, Saturday, 3ep.. 10, 1851.
fLoCr-HeGltc.ed, l5c lower md nomlna1
GRAIf-,Wheat, receipts 27,cn3 bu again1t 7.s0c bu
last ytar. Market paatcky scd lower. THIS fo,e.
noon 7tto bu wefe sold at s1s7; on Change; se93.
bu ut II a. Oats nrm At TIC. Corn scarce and "a
at $19l,
, 1864-09-12

New YORK Honey nuekct.
Money active and fEm u 7c. '>'ai aaS' osps, u.
@1n'. 80 ~7A'"@ 1.1o ahsesuea AZ 10sk
=. Gold excited and decidedly 1oxer. ,n.n,n
e ccnni 70 G8 k1FApcnE to 22ik ds.iinise :"
81. snq eans'ts Ut Total etports of tpeca 70.
government stocks active aud sh.de f,m.,,
ts.; s ~; cospnss 1eS@1tsXs $50 Treasury noHs. o.
, 1864-09-12
Attention Battalion.
UEApQuAHTERs 1llru II.I1Hofs Zons


CHICAGO CITIZENS CoHps,
c.,,c CHICAGO, Sept. 10th, 1854.
AL officers and men OF this organization arc
@ notiaed 70 meet At the Armory On Monday Sept,
18th ut 7:8O O'Clock, P. n.
The subject Of uniforms and equipments will
come before this meeting. ''
DILL from Z 80 to 500 P II,
by order OF Capt. ]. r. HAYDEN,
r1 comd'c Battalion. a
All youn: men OF this city are Invited to be
present at the meeting above ordered, whether
returned soldiers or cttzens} and Join with us in
The M formation Of battalion having for Its objects
TIE protection of tne lives llbe1tea and property
a. Gl .1t, ths .nti Sly, whenever called npoh by
and amusement The e1penee to individual mem
bers will be very ltght.
The members Of the 18th Illinois are cordially
and earnestly Invited to be present Al the above
meetlng and join with us in the movement.
.Atmory, Land's Block, corner Randolph and
Market streets.
by order of the meeting.
Y. BRADFORD BELL,
1st Lieut. and Adj It
, 1864-09-12

a1E1ysng the1o at SO p. m. This will be . asea
e9nFen'ence to passengers going wess Of Chnso1
! Mho leave here On the morning tasu- The DA1L1
i tween Feltou and Cedar Rapids on the dsy d
Pun leatton: Before long the trsin Will continue
! IN to NeTadA, the present terminus Of The koad
ARRIVING there about sunr1se.
FmE.-About fire o'clock, yesterday morning
tbere was an alarm of FIRE csnaed by the discover
OF flames In the wagon factory OF Peter shuttler,
r. Ta ne ,e corner Of Erankn md Randolph streets
the ground.
sTHucK BIT L1oHTH1N6.-The schooner Emms
C'oston, Of Cleveland, Was struck by lightning On
Friday hight When shout ten miles ont. TIE a]ec-
trtc current passed down her foremost, and kortu-
hate;y Eitho2t in1icting any injury to persons
at1 nnn.;5 Gu1 4s9e to property ~
beIs Esaue, was severely. stunned by Iieht11nc
On Friday evening When just outside this port
Ae was rendered iusensiole for some time, blt is
NEW Mus1c-n. n. Higgins has Just published
q sone and chorus, "sweet Maggie Lee" beau
tifp1 production by Frank Howard, and the ~ se.
nsot Ga]]opade," by a. schirner, 1rstc1ass mn.
sical uorccau. Higgins has always the latest and
9est music issuing from his house, No, Tia Ran
in.tluments N IN every department. Parties IN want
o. ueic to p1ay from with, need oaly to caiI m
A1eeans 10 be supplied and suited.
PAYMENT OF BoUNT1Es.- Cook County War
Fund Committee will pay $500 to enlisted men
WHO are daily mustered into the service Of the Uni
req Ststes and are credited on the quota of Cook
ce.nnnty, e.n on Tuesday morning Hext. The proluc-
iine the credits Of each volunteer, viii be reaured
In every case. 9"1'eo
RusoyKR-A young man named sandle-
from the tDwDLhn of ,IafTarson .zn 4 r,r nv,. =
, 1864-09-12

TIE ONE HrxpREn AND THR7I-FouRrn LII,
No1s.-on Friday night last, Col John L. Ham
cock received \ telegram from Gen. 3, A. Payne,
at Paducah, ky.. stating that the 134th Illinois
noF arc. upon the order Of Gen, Barbfidge, COM
hourly expected.
, 1864-09-12
Hin ois and michican CannB.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune1
BR1poEpo Sunday. sep:. il,
Ct1AnsD, Sunday nfRhs.-D Norton, Joliet: Non
arch, do; csyuEs. Lockport; Seneca, ottaHn Ladv
FEanilto. Lemo1t: Investigator, do; D Heis. do Il
G Loomi', do; PNe.thsup, Lockport; Eclipse, do !:
Caahuan: Ottawa; Tes:of. Lasalle; Stars sud
eutpes Norris 2s brls salt; Mapie Leaf Joliet
IT 1umbsr, 5000 Ehinrlss, 81 brs SALT bss stuoco
Cooley. Morris. g sA Il lumber. 900 lath Atlantic
Norris: Prairie Gen. Ottawa. Il, Is mdse. and for
Eorsls n, ,E4 feet lumber: J L Alexandes, Joliet
c1AAaED. sunasy-Rl1s, Narsellles, Polar star. 1T
taTs 81 t*so II lumber: Asia, La3alle, 927o9 II lam
DEF; f1nanc1et, Norris, 7asa It lumbar, souCo shin.
gler, 20 ,coo 18th.
A1RrvKn, 6atardsy-E Gaylord, Loekport. III,
nn oats. ~ bu re; Lnco8, Norris, 500 bu oss,,
1N sn rye; Cayuga. Locxport. $50 bu oats, Tnva,
uShtof, Lemont, 80 Jda rnbb1e stonc; q G Loorn}s.
60, 70 Tds rahbla stone Lady Franklin. do "a vtr
fooole stones Hfss 10 Is yds dimension stoae. +
oAte1Ander. do. % yd1 .ubble stone; Montank,
1oekposs $50 hu corn. 1ss bbls flour; Alabama, L.
SAILS. III Tons coal; oueids, Ottora. 4915 hu rns7,
$50 na setds; Reanes Lasa1le, rs tons coaf Tsn
aeoee' co. 7 ou corn, 21o bbls lour 17s7s
!os sefap Iron; Australts, Ii ss1le 40 tons co.i.
Mol.ng Light ottowa, 80 tr0 bu corn, 2o31 bu rye
l.'oo los seeas: Clyde. Qttow a, 5000 bu oats.
AaaAskDt sundsy-s.F. Gates, Lemons, 10 yards
olnent1on stone: Conveyance, do, - do; Resolu.e.
90. ~ 5asda 1ubhle store ". g. Gnruee, do, 81 DO:
a. .McLeh0Ao, fHoR&. A!9a3 bu com; J. ., Prestep
NORTH B., % bu OATS 2tso bu corn; WAYa Lockport
70 cords wood, ,as1 feet oak lumber.
vessnls Passed Detroit.
Especial Diepa.ch to the Chicago Tribunal
DkTRorr. Saturday, Sept. 10.
UP-No1c.
Dows-sweery. Mertimsc, Ellsworth, Gloss. cass,
AlEeflne. Faih1on, Atlanta.
N1Ed northwest.
, 1864-09-12

THROUGH TO CEDAR R4pDs.- Heretofore tha
morning train that lett here at $50 a, nj. on the
Chlego and Fulton Road, proceeded no further
than Fulton the same day where It arrived at 4so
p. N. On and afteF to-day the trn1n viii contfnne
TO Cedar Rapios ei2hty-tWo miles further West.
, 1864-09-12

CHICAGO THEOLOGICAL 6EXESARf.-Thts tnsu
tution Will be opened for it, seventh annual lee
ture term on Wednesday. the 18th tnst. The in
e.ructers are Rev. Joseph haven, D. D., Psoiesso.
Of Systematic Theology R1v. S. G. Bartlett D. D.,
Professor Of Biblical Literature, and Rev. r. ".
Flek. Professor OF Sacred Rhetoric. Large addf.
lions have been made to The endowments and to
the library the past year. The Seminary building,
winch contains the library and the lecture rooms
stands On West WaHhing.o on street, corner Of Reu-
ben, fronting Union Park Rooms have been pro-
vided for 8tudepta In the former Union Park
uouee, on Madison street, which Will be supplied
with tie principal articles Of furniture. Students
are expected to bring their OWL bedding, except
mattresses.
Ladies' IN various churches who have given en-
contacement that they will furnish rooms ara IT.
quested to report MS Eoon As convenient. Farther
informa on may be obtained Of either Of the above
named Professors or OF Rev. II. L. Hammond, Gem
eral Agent and Treasurer.
WAR BouH71Es.-The Cook County War Fund
Committee disposed OF several county orders on
Saturday to HorkIugmen, In suns Of tlfty dollars
and upwards. There seems to be great interest
manifested BY the working men IN this matter.
disbursement Of email sums Of money IN county
scrip helps to I'LL up our qnota and tnsures to per-
sous Who have money on hand q safe investment,
II ie the patfotlc dltY Of alt classes to take this
-crip In convenient amoupA. For every th1ee
hundred dollars invested one man can be obtained
to apply On our, quota. working men who are
unable to pay the high rates charged by substitute
'rakera, wish 10 assist In aVert1ng the draft let
them respond generally to the offer OF the Board OF
Sup+rvfsors In taking these county orders. Applf-
cations can be made 10 the War Fund Committee,
daily, In Room No. s, Court House.
, 1864-09-12
QlAanlEn.

NYAanrRn.
! "y ANTEn eon
w aN 1E1}-~ouO laDorer8 10 WoIE
~ on tho Peuinsu'a gn1vny ba.ween Fac shaba
Hno AMGuet1t, Wics can. Wsres l.. 30 psr an
rsn per week. Parties eesrfng anal contxscti
90 pe accommodated y1,h snon nrf:rs s.d Icoig
arsnmnsdN regu,rxd. Mcn sFa Tan:rd 90 Tnrk n
hs rE taSk Lying and on gravel uafns aad d
Tf,tsH s.,sms ms1S dul Ina tns summer eaaoo IN tns
ai;ea aaa o. ~ sppe
Chicago Aor,hvesttn f.iS.~ = 1sno. p -
| ChIARo. WELLS 1 PE1kT = ,rIsa. S. tSp" -
fe1-9sla4s 01A'
, 1864-09-12

REAL EsTATE.-The following transfcra M rs.1
estate have been made within the past fc t1ays IN
the office Of T. B. Bryan. The market NAV ne
quoted active. The recent decline In the price n
gold has probably stimulated offers, which were
plcYfnuely nnffe SCARE.
, 1864-09-12
ReaI Estute-Gitp.

HuR SALE: With or without the
iot ny dwelling house. 623 s.ate stree, con
tsi Ssst9s t1s preiis' CT Il IS
| FOR SALE Good h~rse and Let
w.st E, Union Pafs-piiee Is.sao Good cots.s. 20 Us:
o' Rs-F aea Rent. a98e Ds
Lors on wain. e'cn street and Pass aTenns. sud On
. 81 ssia's ssi Rfa
FOR SALE Re.1dorce. Lot 100
6ss : zessx Hs5 II Is ass
FOR SALE-A Low trsm~ H3use,
l9gs r.. hoa.e 20 eonsuas ssst saa
.;s s :: 81 !, ss;
TOR sALE-Fe,1de1ce for ssle.
SsEn "a - atSad!s !: Ii Is f:ss f7on2
IL fkhRa E,fs!Fs1 sss. s:s '
FUR oALE.-First Glass Rzsi- |
dences on TIE avenues sever31 nre 17ts On VS.
s' e.sR 4Rps sts t. ROOM Real 81 ds asss
FOR SALE Two Lots. Bei5p |
" street jast Hssne sees ons1ng soHeS.
IL sass1 f: siss sss;
FOR SALE-At the Loan Aeenov
:! La = Solss RsAn e
sesp see ss5f
%E5 r.
, 1864-09-12
N@antRn-Substttutes

WANNTED = Substitutes and
g:s,r s s ATTY Wv Wa.1 M ~
III 60 nns s sst '1s Rsp4 Hf Z 3oamS "a ]
s IL IL sIt II 'o' 0'''"'Df FAT MCBRIDE s CO.
| WANTED-Committess, Super
hays th.H asss al!sa s.ssz 81 Vii. ";h
sossh cisrs s1:et. 1 - - = FIT. T. acDRIps Go.
w ANTED Young Msn, Amtri
W cans or Others. ~ho deaiio to serve thes1
Il g ssas ss: :st |
ps,a n hs 5scsl3e The cae Deasty ,eAs
w WANTED--Vcluntee,s and Sub,
5gEsl S.Sa S1I = ;sn: a. LAYER
a SI2s4ss1, stSIs sesa "a Aeaiy s 4
u sei:asa % ii. i.A' S'sss'' FAi NC BRIDE = -.
| "ANTED-Subst1tutes, snd sub
!. nl their Qncsss. 1ppisasior shooio DO n tin
81 ss fs5s 81; IT,: e ~ ss
e s 81
s:: g; =
WANTED-subrtisutes. sub:ti.
ess IL, xsnss sys az T. sx & e
y wtsfn1 to enlrst sntsr utes o. Rcprese- t.
sf
then to 20 - Suos tntes Any Sne li*ole 9 ths
i: taf ssSs.: ss'y =; IL : Ar@s "a s.y; & sss
s' @
W WANTED-su bst,tutes. One
aHa e1 saa ri IL
co caT nFr
WANTED-To inform the CHI.
w zens Of cook County We Will insure any
6 Tef os e dssd ss. m
q. &C. = men fcr 80. ~, these conalt,ons-
= rs atcs5 s s1sa Ill
sellyef g Is cssaaeate Il .aca bepssi: 5sastnS I
- ii tse mnis be 50 0. mora psr,ops insured with
b. before tnta il oladnK. N"
plea w g.
e Hs (. e "a. =, sqet,s1sei ,e shs fso
- s1s e:ss
Es''i' sss'
w ANTED To assist in filing
~ the quots ct Cook County-thatpat.lo.,cct ctffi3
zens lubisct:o erats thoul1 Edd sua1l 1psu Ia ia
county Bounty row offered, and By putting sl,ana
ann Veterans into the aervlce alu tn nu9 tho ou6ts
sne county and Tee themselves from UabtlftT n
siai i.2s IS Est cs :9sss cal asSs
WAN1ED-To ssy to the ma.y
aaties Il other States Who have applied .
u 70 fns1tth them suhstitutes that VS.
on1 opeIatieus to the County Of Cook mai1lY, a1d
nave net and do not intend 10 furnah any men to bs
q; 9;tgd 70 .he 4aoH Of &hy State 6us u,inofs.
WILSON MERRlAM. .45 ClarK.it. sell.gs973t
WANTED-To 1nfo.m tbs public
at,s, thst xs s.s Rsspass5 2 n1n1sh sutst:utes
sr1yte sa gSa.f M n danss12n' Msfr..f dt
enie@so. sci. QB9t1s
WANTED-That those subject
to draft ehculd unders tand that the cheanest
@sn6eS of avoiding the rsk o. bang forced into ta
army 1s 60 ta{ WILSON 4 MERRIAM. Az Olsrk
street. IEo Hundred and Fifty Dollars, to tasurs
tnem enoEtrtel In csse they are dfaltad. Cali aud
fee ABOUT II. se1.qs9E.t
WAN TED-sabsti5utes for the
~ ar7J and nayy, for one, two o. three yaarn
had me highest bounty paid at the Central Weatrn
T1s5 Ea5 Claim Agency OF WILSON q MKRKIaH. IS
N4AA tLteas- ee1l.QSJi-ls
, 1864-09-12

bloomington NurscrY.-aao acres Fruit.
0snameht-l and Nursery stock, 10 900 Peach Is, ,O0j
Fear, 1eo,N0 Grape, SC. Send red stamp 1or new
llst. +. K PH0sNTy.
Bloomington, LII. sep1l ASH aw dEW.
, 1864-09-12


O1D CoARADE-Mapy Of cur citizens and the
greater number of the members Of the Typograph-
ieal Union know the gatlent L1eut. Col. D. ].
HSnes, Of the nth Illinois Cavalry, an old and re-
epected ember of the "Uniou," and engaged as
such in the TunuEE otHce for period Of nine
ycaFe. Hc is now In the city, and of course has
bers Of the cram have found themselves plscsd,
BE delivered q Little bit OF advice On Satuiday to
these complaining gentlemen, couched somewhat
as follows: II would advise you not to stand
here rrumhl!ng. The best thing you can do Tor
yourselves The country and the Women Ii to enlist
in one Of the Board Of Trade Regiments, help to
plafes till you come back, as they already hare
done In many other departments Of labor. You
VII! Thus secure to yourselves good bou7ty and
an inyigosnted consutu1ou, 60 that when yot r.
turn you will be the better able to perform your
typographical 1ators, and better than ali vii be
fQlh1lug the duty Jou oge to your cnuntry.N
Sensible advice, Colonel; spoken like tue aol-
der. patriot. and workman.
, 1864-09-12
Paper Hanging. &C., &c., at n. To.k prices
r. =. Rieoys " l<a1dolph st. Aus7. 7.psGA-QJt

Metropolitan BAu to Rent.-Tafs Hall
Is to rent for all tho poses tos which such halls
arc ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appllca-
lions caa be made q! the oEce. adjoining lie eC-
EsGce to the Ball je10Lk9<f
, 1864-09-12
eea eeaanteo-U0rresponneuex

MATR1MONIAL.-Thr.a von-u
1HA lad'ts. between the ages f1a,nd ~
fie@sn eteona WITH the 6ama nunber Of younr rsn
are II s..,f M1a III y1fT to maE1.a9e Thosa Only sao
g. 1aT y snd p6etoaraph, "Mia1 81" "na "a
, 1864-09-12
CHANBEn or coNkERcK
or TIE CITY or CHICAGO.

Af&cr dcpos1ting the tn box, he read the follow
ing list OF ARTICLES therein deposited:
This cornerstone Of the building Of The Cham
pG OF Commerce Of the city Of Cnicago. was laid
iu stmplc form On Saturday, tho 10th day Of Sep
tsnba, A. D., 1864, by tht lion. Thos. j. Turner.
, 1864-09-12
Ql)iea9o Qribn,re.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER u 1864
THE CITY.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE,
Laying The Corner Stone Of the New BuiIz-
fns|lmposins Masonic Cerenonirs-
Remarks Address By the Hon.
7. J. Turner, II. ". G. N.
of the State Of Illinois.

According to announcement, the ceremonies oI
laying tbs corner stouc at the new Chambez ol
Commerce building, on the corner Of Washing, ,n
and Iasa,le streets, took place with great e.,,t
Yesterday afternoon The day was fine and tbe
wcsthcr temperate, thus giving the lsdles An on-
postunity to Crace the proceedings With tbe,
p7etence, which they did In large numbers rnno
befors the hour for the commencement of The csr.
monies, the cuurt Houee cnpo,a md roof fns
roof Of Smith & Nixon's new Music hall AMI tbe
street In front Of the new bu1ding were dcnse1v
crowded with humanity. The police, to prevent
any eulE1nE among the crowd. placed rope little
~ r9 tI9ni u the building enc'oslng place sun.
Board OF Trade 10 have full yie~ Of he cere. 1e
monics, winch we're conducted in q very imposia1
Al hxit.psst Two o'clock .. rn,, the Ma.on,c f,,.
tcrnlty met to'ether u, the Masonic Hail Dear
born stree, where they were furued in orcr tmen
Dearborn to Lake. Lake 70 Lasslle. LsSaIIe "a
South Wntet 70 1nc Board OF Trade ruoms whcrc
tSey ws 1eesgea By toe members Of the Bostd Of
ccsaion was xEain formed, and in the following
order marched DOWN Wells to Like, Lake TO ClarE.
CLARK TO WnRhtngtOn, to the northeast corner n
the new Chamber Of: Commerce building, In the
following order:
Masonic PROCESSION.
Great Western Band
MI. a. c. Ranney. Marshal Of the Masonic Frater-
Two 7ysers VIE Msy Or. .n eword.
Two Stewards Of the QUEST lodge
MneteT MAsons
Stewards
Junior DeAcons
Stniof Neaooas
Secretaries
TfpAAurefs 4
Junior Wardo14
Senior Wardeus
Fast Masters
Masters
RoTNl Arch Mnsol4
knights Templar
THE GRAAD Lor6K
Grand Tyler With drawn eword
Grand 6te~ arda with white rods
The principal Architect with square, Level and |
plumb
Grand Sec1etary and Grand Treaeurer
Ths bible: square md compass carried BY the
The Grand Chaplain
The five orders Q! Architecture
patt Grand Wardeus
ptet Deputy Grsnd Masters
Grand Junior Warden earring the silver vessel
With oil
The GRIND Senior Warden carrying the silver yes-
rel with wine
Tho Deputy Grand Master earring the golden |
vessel with corn
Master Of the eldest Lodse carrying the book Of !
Constitutions Oh golden cushion
The Grand Masler supported by two DeacoLs with !
Toos Btven seet apxst
The Grand Standard Bearcr
The Gtand Sword Bearer
The following vas the order Of The
CIVIC Procession:
Great Western Band
Light Guatd land
Mayor aud City Council
Oi1er city officers
Judges Of the sercra1 Courta.
Other officers Of the Courts.
, 1864-09-12

EVANSTON CLAN HAKB is sure to come or on the
18th inst, Thursday next. Tho woods in the II.
cintty are fnll Of pigeons. The Light Guard Band
vii attend the e1ca1sion and play through the
day
, 1864-09-12
Fessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trbune.l


uF-Ncnc
DoEa-swecrS. Me,timsc, Ellsworth, Gloas, Case,
AlEeflne. Faih1on, Atlanta.
Wird northwest
, 1864-09-12

RRED's TEx11y OF Mus1o.-The besut,tul and
powerful little Monitor Organ, solely introduced
by this house, has effected revolution nud esn-
satlon In musical eirclce. 1t is q marvel OF cnm
pact power and perfection Of tone, and Is findlne
Its way everywhere. . -"~>A--s
, 1864-09-12

PocKRT r1cKED.-A lady who arrived In the civ
yesterday from Detroit, BY Michigan Central Rail
road, had her pocket picked Of purae containing
an9pt Sao al the tnnds ahe had. Her suaplclons
who occupied the eeat with her, aud VIA 1erv
marked and courteous In hfs attentions. ~''
, 1864-09-12

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