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Camp DOUGLAS.
its Present A>pett-yis!t Of Members Of tae
Board OF Trnde--The Guard
aud Prisoners,

The man who, three years ago. visited the tract
of land now oecnpid by the United States anthoti-
ties as Camp Dooslse, would hardly be prepared to
witness the astonishing cbange TINT has taken
place. Then the p,ace wns not an enclosure, but
IN open prairie, grass-crowu aod redolent OF the
perfume Of prsirle dowcrs Now II IL the dwelling
place Of the garrison Of the camp and post, and
nearly s,x thousand rebel prisoners. Here Ia many
more than population enough for Western city.
Many town fu Illinois and other Western States,
With lea8 thnn two thousand inhA bttants boast
q ~ aua Is -
dfs1oyal, sufficient TO make three such cities.
pnEss PARADEs.
The garrison sqnate-that portion Of the enclos.
re surrounded On all sides bY the Of
Fedtrai toidiers-looks ~ reat and c,e,n.y ~
q hon>ewlls's kitchen It bear. evident marks Of
fefR b. rs1e
reeimen,al aud battalion drill. An hour can BE-
Il exops das pe
members Of the Bosrd Of Trade were treated to
special review q al the troops in and about The
delight d. The af}ait wsl, fot some reason, Kept
altogether secret.
1ArnorENESTs.
The improvements In the interior OF the Camp
arc nefor1 and Ct tnied pee!
side Of the SQUIRE are atou. TO be rebuilt plaster
cred and painted ,hrouehout I viii largely I'm
prove the General appearance Of the row. A very
tcr's warehouse is nov very nearly competed.
Is nlso hoepstal double ii capacity OF the pre-
ent one. The row CT barracks, on the south side
Of the enclosure, formerly occupied By the Garrf
ton, are nov being transported to the prisoners
square. where they will be fitted up for rrbc occu-
ploycd se native power IN the transporta lon OF
these barracks from the old to the new location.
bASITAnv.
The sanitary condition Of the camp ie excellent.
| Nefcr rlnet Its establishment has Camp DouE!as
been fteer Of disease iutccthus and Otherwise and
on the decrease. The prisoners are allowed plenty
of air md exercise. and compelled TO observe per
snnal Observation-Disclosures which 20 lar to.
] wnrds explaining their uuwonted hcaithfulness.
PRISONERS.
The number Of prisoners At present in durese L.
little over 5000. On F!iaay nigh, An addition
further addition OF go II expected. On Saturday,
! Mh]. Skinner, the officer Ii charye OF prisoners,
! received a telegram from LonieTifa, heEfug fol
how many additional prisoners accommodations
ctnld he prepared. Msj. Skinner Immediately m.
[ answer had been received to the dispatch. up Ia
dark On Saturday night, bnt II IL expected thai
within Day OF tTo fully that number will be for
wal1ed hIther.
| EscArns.
Ekcspes are more unftequent now than formerly
Only one man hae managed 10 elude the guard tol
the last month After the escape Of John Morgan
desire to emulate bis example appeared to prevail
among the plfeonefa, and quite number u nauasei
10 effect m exit. The Conmandant Of tho Post
room blocked that game, however, by raising tht
l psETAcE1 ppDn umbefS 30 high that the guard cal
sec whenever any unusual demonstrations az,
4 made In that direction.
, 1864-07-17

w Any person knowing the whereabouts Of
&ei,ssa n: Campbell. vile 2! R. G. & Ga%pess M sos.
By referring her 10 his Advertisement 10 another
column. j1l3ntGo]t
t. The Hard wnrc and Furniture Trade are d.
rected to notice the :tlstisement Of y. Fiske
Co., New York. 1uN15-nl6alt
South Side Onion Lca.ue.-Thls coun-
ell Will hold meeting on Monday t1sth 1nst.o
evening. at Warner Hall. Officers will be c'ee;ed,
and other Important business viii be done. Every
member is requested to, be there.
Lumber ln.pectors---A rncot1ne Of
Lumber Inspectors will be held on Monday eVcn-
ing, 18th inet. Far particulars gee advertisement
in another column.
Union Meeting at Evnnston.-Mr. Ar
mold ril address his constituents al Evanston,
th,s (Nouday) evening. at ?. N. Hon. Geo. c.
Bates will slao address the meeting.
By .he French Mutual Aid soclecy at usase's Park
on Monday. the 18th inst. Cars leave tho Galens
Jepot es $50 n, N. Mps'e BY the Light Gaard Band.
aiso plenty Of amuscneots. Tickets Tor the round
trip, 80 cents, for sale by all numbers Of the So
cisty and at the Depot Ii the morning bctese time
Of leaving. js1I'na6-2t
How Many Little sufferers are wasting
away from the effects Of Cholera 1nsautus o. snm-
remedy sure, prompt and thorough, readily admin-
Uttered, and entirely eac. with reputation ess,b-
lIshed By Its merit. and maintained over the whole
country for a tertes Of years. can be readily Oh
saiNed In Df. 1Ayne'A Caf1nfnstlye EalrAua.-Nhy
no, give It trials Sold by druggists everywhere
Jply16-nlG323t-A.w.s
To the Ladies.-0wtnG to the considerable
demand. and constantly increasing application
by the ladies' Of Chicago ut the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Rooms, fog dne stitching Of every
kind to be dune upon the Wheeler s Wilson Ma-
chine, department has been organized ut the
Comrapy's Sales Rooms. 106 Lake street. to re-
lleveand execute such orders hcresiter quickly aud
ntuIIy. iy15-nt93t
~ Diseases OF the Nervous. Seminal. Urinary
and Sexual Systems.-SeM and relia hle treatment
in reports of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail In sealed letter envelopes, frse Of charge.
Addreae Ur. J. Sklon Hourhton, Howard Asso-
ciation, No, 8 Saush Ninth etreet, Phttadaiphia,
Pa. Jy2-m2ai-1u
Metropolitan Ball to Hent:-Tnit nall
IL to rent for ali the purposes for which such h:s
are ordinarily Used. Termt tntssetate. Applica-
tiuns can be nMde At the oMoe, Adjoining tee en-
trance to the Hall. 3asa-h9fA-u
Bryant & SxrAyzozs'4 Chfct e, Tele~
gTaFh Institute The largest ins.1tuttoS ot
the Find IN the world Thtrty.dTe telegraph in-
ntumgnte III constant use. AddIee,
BExAKE l. SrkAgroS7
Jss.ms4s1m D.w Chicago, IT,
, 1864-07-17
Commercial Postscript,
albany CATTLE MARKET.
Photographed E1clus,yely,t to the GhtcsSo Tuhuae.1
CLoeIS0 DAT.

[TeleE1nrhed Exclusively. 70 the GhicaTo Iunuae'l
cLosIs0 DAT.
ALBANY, Saturday E~ening. July 10. 1861.
BEEF CATTLE-The market w.s morn ac-
,ive to-dAy, without, howe.er. my Improvement 10
rrioee The quality Of the cate Is extremely
lew. lower than for any other week in many months
paet. Total receipts for the xeek and couple
OF hundred head Tess than last wees Dut estimating
the beef sale instead Of tho number OF cattle, and
the cedctency "a compared with Inst masktt day is
ktsTcely less th6n tecusand head. There arc 20
choice extra f4t t,eers In, and comparatively few
nrst quality good extras. The decline ca this de.
serirtion 10 rot more than KeHc. willis the great
p.tpcr6e.anse Of Light thin grass fed stocks has de
pressed py,ces Of inferior grades X2kc per H. There
was but one ss,e high pxc, for II strong heavy
kentucky, bT ChArlas Fowler. averaging 1850 ns.
Three or fcus Illinois drorcs brought &c, and the
maindcr Of sales ranged from 8kc down to &c About
1xac have been taken for Brighton.
sHEEP-Arc ecarce and prices higher. Receipts
for reek, ,to0 Ono drove averaging ., NJ brought
stc 2 =.
HOGaThe heavy decline In pork has unsettled
the n1srIet, and no sAcs ara reported to-day. Yes
tetdsy one or two droTes Of good corn fed changed
hands 1t lo<aloxc- aecetpts, 80. shipped Il New
q
, 1864-07-17

ST. AssoAE1rt-nEv.J J. Baxonxaa Ar9oErEn
PAe7oR.-The st. Ansga1ius Church difficulty
reems now ia have entirely enbeided, aud the
seandinayians rejoice in fall potfesslon Of the
structure. On The 18th ult., = meeting OF the
Congregation was held in the Church, puft1ant
TO nctiee, 1t which NJ shonbeck, senior warden,
prcaided. The attention Of tho meeting was
called to The following minute of the VestrJ, held
on the Ssh day 0f Nay P1erious, Tiz:
4tA special neetlo4, held by the Wafdeue snd
Testry Of 81. Antearir. Church. Chicago, My
Ssh, .sG4 the follpwtuE- on saotaou Of NJ, Lind,
ena unautn1onelf adopted: -
RssHfsd, Tint Rev. Jacob BsedberR IL hereby
dolJ called to be rector Of st. Aate1rina tSeaadi-
nayiap} Cbnrth, with a ss'A1y Of ave hundred
fsnn dnllars year, and tres house In the psrsou.
srs hrlcDriuc 10 lh Q Church.
Whertupon. Rev Jacob Brcdbetg being oreaeot,
,.strS tbsf he had suspended Ills Acceptance Of
this rs]j until the sentiment OF the congregation
+Narern frnfii be fa4sy expressed.
Or motion, the following we're unanimously
Ptso;rtd, That NC lnlly, heartily, and mani
,nune1y ratlty snd approve the ean tnns e1Isnned
~ REV. Jacob Bred6erg to become ctr pastor, md
fr,nn bis past eervices teel Tot him tns ~u"ess
nr.i,mt nts OF sfecuun and esteem, also,
RE1{r<d. Tint We claim as our hsxucst an9 o9
drxrcst privilege. to express. az our eAnsutt .ua
1.nttersb(e wtsh thst our shHfeh tenAn
Ec1ndipsy1ap Church, nua that NE cnnfGn 800.
"a continue to be conducted In the Seaao'aa'1Sa
7satnscc.
, 1864-07-17
Cipcinnni 1Inxkef.
IEoestxl Dispatch 70 tho Chicago Tfttu1e.l

CMc1agA11. Saturday, auI1 Ii. 1ss4-
FtovE-Aftet the ueEs rrom fev Sork natter
tooked be;tcr but prices arc ss greatly uasettled
s,aall sales were ruade at q, s,513a.do Tor e1trs-
Wu1sK1-No change Ia tha mArket-so htls sold
9l..p.
GRAm-Theat-dcn1rd better, snd prices htTe
as.uned more settlct aspect; sales Of red at S1s9
fh Corn oull: s&lex OF ST bu shelted II 513 sack
ed, ost4-ls,otc bu sald atssc in bash
GRocfe1xs-As.ket Unclaimed and auter CoHea
Il ono cd It s35sc- Raw sugar 1t 358-4c; ha1d 10
npsc 1t saas5c ssc124ses xt-asol u.
P1oy1tyoSs-EothtnR tsAusplrang-pFatea nominal
though Ill asSiele4 ARG held with rncrs conndeate.
, 1864-07-17

eba.es realized Is confirmation Of the yAine and
importance when has ii lways been enpposed TO AZ
zach to The poesetsion Of the stnte Street hi~ay
rlsr neishbcrkood, tsayer-cd By this important
lnr, The iorturate purchasers wilt, without doant
II they feel 70 dleposcd, In The course q yeat bs
invtttmrnt a. their rrrdccr~a"rs. TIE raal%sy
cpmp1iser nine miles Of track. employs tn.Hy-nve
cir~ and two hundred aud forty bofnee, hnu y az
eeEtcd to hare carried over three Inllloub u pa'
eapCn-a Nnyfon fhA n*af year.
, 1864-07-17
sHR CITY PRINTING.
se1l.Fc1icltations or the Secesh Organ.

ssturdA5's issue Of the secesh organ contains the
following:
The ~ p.intas !. .s..n tic son5se Of trouble 70
SOW e ourselves ~ same subjeei j. tds .eafee oi
r. hisaets es,se o1 anis!aae snd ,..tssss.en-toe
ss :, ~s s 81 ps
ci.! rEin'lue and sdIertislnk ~ beeo y mad.
Ii: .as :Ps, iii hos Rspne!!saa a.sass1s US
sE .a5 5ss q I ~ fsSu s; ts
E~r old morn1as Aool.t'oa new.pspsr concern for
st,5 s.Ss 81
esl eosdnet ana ~. VII sustain them asainst ~
We tave not the elishtcst donbt that the Gact
shat the people swtndied Into paying the se.es
organ three prices Tor the corporation prtnt.
as th.s ses Wtn s
puts biz hand into conutzymsn stpoctet, and tafes
theretrom his pocket book containing bis hHrd
Il. Just the taznc terms a. do the editors ot the
accession orcao. To b m the fset that be WAS not
e.aeht ~ ~ eou.ee q the highest state Of
The Secession ozkan kaows.hat the soss where
By re- compensation WA increased vas altogothet
hleEa. nd Eesa o1t eeesaee s !. has roor oia tool
| pounces In effect that it ehau claim the $4,000,
law charter OF precedent to the contrary not1ith.
one thing more: This Secession Organ csavelY
| thsnks the Republican Aldermen who joined Ia
| rorine the extra compensation on the fnal vote.
| elect. The Organ knows that tbey voted for ths
| xneasure solely with The view Of moving recon.
sidelauoa. that the coppeEae.ds understood
that Roherts himself moved Reconsideration and
! other Coppcthead alderman moved to Lay that
Had lie Krpnol:csn members OF the Counci, all
been present, the tnfquity would not md cousd NO.
| have been communicated.
Uxtox PAnx.-wo give -pl.ce to the following
| letter nom Alderman Taleott Of the 9Th wa1d; and
, 1864-07-17
Ut. Louis d4fxek.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune,

Especial UNpasch 70 the En1csKU 1s1CuuE-I
ST. LOFTS, Saturday Evening. July 16.
Toa4cco-Psiees better; lalea SIS hhts iues 1t IS t
ais ~; eommou shipping leaf At s.o,ezo:o: meds-
"a, do $7,AeozS.te good and nne DO 81 Nas5eo. No
change II manufacturing lest.
TLouH-FlAt. y fth bat Bingle pale-1a sfls choice
country TX as I'll. 80 brit.
QkAH-Theat little odtted; sales OF $50 sack1 new
In stc.c and III eackt old Corn declined sales Of SO
kscAs write st 81 art delivered: 163 sscks mixed
Apd ytl,w At II sses:.z part d.'syered: 3ia eAcks
txfd u 81. Oxts sold 1t 95c 40 slcfs sold ht g3
10s .aets at 944 q bn.
Nu1skE-sales OF SIS bE1a st SIS; 81 htls At 4t6s
Is rls s5t AID Eates to-day Of lo brls In lots as
<o.
GRocxalke-More quiet Coffee Il slightly dul1 1t
H957e; sugar IA stese 1t 2597sc n and molaases
II Elltatl3 gallon.
, 1864-07-17

lite. me ta'' for oppottns she appropriation tor
The irnproveuent Of fa!d Park. Now II the writer
Of That article viii afx his signature to The some
and pubitsh IT, and ind that be IL ono OF mY cou.
stltuents or fAx payer in the West Division. ind
not reporter Tor any cit, newspaper, will. J1uch
give him nv rtneons tpr votipg against md oppo4.
Inc the appropriation.
, 1864-07-17
CTTT RAILwAX.
Tr1nafcr Of Three.flnhs Of it, Stock.

sesolntson has been for some time past going
on In The Affairs Of tie Chicago City Railway,
which eliminated On Friday last in tho fnlah Of
the trantfer OF three-ffths Of the stock Of tA4t
Company. being Khas was held b. ". q. Waite,
D: 4. 9age, and 2; farmslse into the possession
ron, Msron 81. Morton, s. II. Nlc&erron aud
Da,td f1onpton. One Of The reporters of thte
tone such tIsnsses ,w.s ID psoesess, md ap-
pcaled to one OF the psstes concesned for parhcn-
iasr, but wss met bya fat denial that auy such
contract was being contaminated. Il seeus, how
ever, that the statement made to him WAS aab-
etAnttally t1ue; that two weeks ego Wnna,n u.
Waite sold hts stoek II she road, ane.anttoz 70
each 41oo share, the ,purcha,ess be;us
the fzst four named geutlemen, aud On Eddy
iast MeAae. Gage and px1nalee dispoaed OF their
interest ~ the property, 1nmbering 1,so shsses,
Fksrt. The purchasers In tho last instance wc.e
thc tsne parties who bought from ME Waits, With
tne sdiiticu OF Messfs. Nlckefson and Thon,9sop.
The op1y original ktoetholdt - remaining IN toe
cnmpauy roW asc Juoee Fuller and George W.
TIE tmueuse premium which the ea.s Of these
, 1864-07-17

Eepscial Dispatch 10 tDe Ghlc4Eo If13une.l
MuwArKtE. Saturday Evening, July Is.
FLorK--Hoiders Erin snd nothing tong.
QzAIH-Whsat clotes nru. Receipts, @3,o5a ou.
Etles, Il ott bu 'ChAnre- 1t = <a*1t-this fora
pocn ecne 1900 bu changed hands At t.1sSa1 20.
oass lower but upward Corn lower ant aes.ec.ea.
Rye and barley nothing doing.
The wheat market ruled nrua at The NAwhan II rse
this evening at 5es19a7k for No spEtug. and st,s
Q2.16 for No do. sars since Change. ae.Db7 bu II
I range at 81 ze9e.s& for No 1. A1d 27l0ka2.1s for
Eo7 sNttpx.
, 1864-07-17

liability Of the City for Damages from
Rivcf DISTINCTIONS.

In the Circuit Court on Saturday Judge Davis
Eare his dectsiou Ia the admiralty appeal case ot
Albert E. Goodrich and othere vs. the City Of Chi.
ca9o. The case was asgued At the July term, 1868,
and taken under sdvisement By the Court. The
hhcllauts sought 10 recover upon damages sns-
taincd b. the steamer Huron from having come
into contsct with nnnken wreck whilst leaving
tho river. They claimed that the city, und er its
charter, hxd been invested With the exclusive iu-
sisdictiou and control svef the river and hafbdr,
and that It Was Its duty to remove Ill nbtt1ue.
tions. The city commended that the language OF
the charter vas uermiseiye and not compulsory.
Judge Davis said that Il the question to bedecided
holding the city to make full redress
FOR the tnturiee sustained bY the vessel OF the
lIbe1laut lie believed the true interests OF com.
mesce and the welfare of the city would te PRO-
NOTED by RDth conrte- But In 10Th Wheaton the
supreme Court held as follows:
"1Lfs Court has uniformly professed Its dfepO'
sltion In cases depending on the laws OF particn-
lar Stateto adopt The construction which the Courts
of the Etate has given 10 those iawa."
Under there circumstances Judge Davis held
that the ca1y conld not be mads Responsible inan-
much a. no damage had accrued b. rea-
s,n Of M atternpt on the part OK the
respondent to raise tha buiK from her position Of
danger. The decree Was accordingly set aF{de and
the libel dismissed.
The case nas been most tedious one. In the
frst instance It ran the gauntlet at Common Law,
WAS taken 10 the Supreme t.onrt, and resulted IT
both instances IN Ea!es q the cisy. i was then
where tic ube:lhnt succeeded in getting decree
Then The present appeal vas taken. A fdrthr'
appeal will Be now had to the United States Su
pfeme Court.
, 1864-07-17
New York MRFhets

INV TcRx, EAsurt1y Kverank, jnly IT,
raTrox-ou,et snd without saa.eftAl chAoKe, 4.
4, feal g fof rrtdtlln4 up1Ands
PIorr-etAta aud weSseIn more active. An4 .sc
hl.htF: nj SS1fQ ststb 80 IS n7s for
N1nnt, ineiudad in tho ssles Are o3s orts tx1FA
Sit II u. 81. deliverable A1k. r.
NuisxT-A Rhsds nsner: II 6aalSs to> Stkte, Anf
sGesIa@Whsas I9isc hfshtr: s2.so Tor Chicago
, 1864-07-17

ExcrRs1oy &c f1EvyAx.-The Desplaines
street N. E. Sunday School will make IL aonun
picnic excursion to. the abore new and beauafol
p1see Of resort on the Lake Shore. over tao NJ
wsukce .-ilrosd. NEXT Thursday, ne slss; Ine
N Tickets for sale by the school They will bs
at the depot and oa the carr Price foz adults 50
Cents. For children IS cents.
, 1864-07-17
aMuSftuRNtS.

McVICKER's THEATRE.
eeeoDd week OF the sterling Comedian. tson 1ha
Bostco Museum.
MA. WIN. WARREN,
rnive:haay actnoriedgtd - the n1tt cogasdtAa q
the age, auppc1ted BY Tho best company in tho "ea
s sps syssS 'Ssaad nn
SILVER SPOON.
Jens!.on 8. Bstkias, member ften c5sapt5H2n nexs.
Bsfa E dheRG e Gobassc
CoLoNEL WOODS MUSEUM.
81 5ss;ss a.ass:
MorpAr EVENING Ja1, 18th.
NBKERiT Of MR. JOHN DILLON.
The elegsrt Comedy Of
FAINT HEAET FGvEE Won FAN: LADY.
6nehesa 81 & Tof1:i Fsrfia
es1ER as9 i.s IN s$as aHea7
To be followed by the Drama Of
IRELArD AS IT WAS.
Rsskcd Pat t~ttn song>.. .>...--...-...Joh1 D!loa
TO ssas'efs ss 'is eooIsEs Is Esfss 4 G}sauzsr
P1thagaras spoor..... -..........Ef: Dll'on
Tntsdap. thp great Dr1tnA Of TIE pR0NkAHD OF
THE FALLEN SAVED.
he great brams Of TAa puKg,s MOTTO WILSON
be produced
NOW on EXHIBIT 1OH.
PILATES C1lRT: Or, The Traal ef Christ,
Conllst1pE OF twenty 1teff9ed figures IN WAX, trau
AAoAm Tusaudh Gznat GsntzJ. Ltudoa.
" RIETY RE,
us xnd 1T DtarboYn street.
C, ". CHADWICK b CO., Prorrtetois and A4ntFcz1
T. t. FITCH, Acting aud stsGe ksns4ef.
Ergsgemsnt cf
MIR LEW SIM NON
The celebrated Bantotst snd Ethiopian Comedian.
MES ANNIE AID WARREN BORDwRL1.
MISS EMMA AND FIFTH WHITING,
MISa HATTIE HSELEY. -
NIB. PETE LEk
The company row comprtses
IS STAR PERPORmERS. 2j
pcon open It X. Performance commences att
scAIa o. fAIC1B:-21lqpefts, Is tias DfeEB Cir
cls. u etA; frtv&te Boxes. $s.e1 st1xte saass N
, 1864-07-17
anttiD11 5aIfS.

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
" Aucaoneers. Il. Is q &s Deaxbora-st.
SUPERIOR NEW AND eEcpND-HASD
MISREPRESENTATION CAEPETe, PICTURES,
bOCk5, CIGARS. PLATED WA1sB. &C.
AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. July s9d, At ~ o'clock vii! sell as
cur ssleetoa.ns, general asaortnent af vel! kept
Hcuteholn Furntu Btsa els arpetF, Stores CtocE
cry Oval Fre1cn Plate Mirror Paintings, E1sraTlnks.
ana STANDARD BQokG.
Also-8.6N CieArn.
Also-Hllver PLACED Warn. best quAlitY-due Cas-.
tors with Gu. Bottles Ice Y'tchetr Ice Utp Tsa aod
Coffee Puts, Water 1sts three pieces. Tea Sets, Cob
lete, Mugs, 1eory Eendted Plated Knives. snoons.
Forks. SC. .AEo-Tah1e Cutiery. CasEers snd ForEs,
GILBKRT d SAMSON.
JYlT.nIaS6t AucEolefrs.
, 1864-07-17

Vessels PRssed.DeereIt.
Ispec1a1 Dispatch to the Chicago Tn oune.1
Dkrxotr, July 10, 1871.
UP-P7opet1srs Richmond. Racine snn; brig Pow
hatan: schoouers Coorer, Senator Foote. Hlnch'
1usn, Emmet, Star OF the North.
DowH-Bark Monitor, Wind south.
, 1864-07-17

Pension and Bounty 8lnu8h.
For sale at the CHICAGO TRIBUNE off1ef, 81
CIaTk esrret H..
The series IL Complete, and the soEn1s sse aecu-
rate, conforming tn every reslree! 70 tne tasetuE
uons hpm the Pension Once. all th1 toffns pef-
tanning TO an application are pssntea np9n one
sheet. embracing the Uetfarauon OF tne oppnAa',
The Amoar1ts Of Witnesses, tee Ges1neaIes 9. ue
Magistrate, Power Of Attorney. Clerks Ca1pnease'
&c. s., With anple blank sPsesa.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application for pr.ze MONEY.
Application Of Widow OF Mother fox Payment OF
tenG on.
Application Of Inra1id Prnsioner for Payment Of
pcnEtcn.
Clsim ot Helsn for Arrears.
Claim for Horse and Equipment.
Communication Of Rasious for E1enaaseo ffasen"
Disabled Soldiers Dec.aEstion for Boonfy Money
Fathers Application tor Bounty Money and Ar
Tn.Month1y Return OF Recruiting otheer.
Communication Of Fuel and Qn1tfe1s
Guardian Declaration Of Minor Chilofen tot
Bounty Money and Afgenre.
Guardians Declaration OF Amor Cna10fea 10
0uaz1lsa's Deela.aaen Of otpeaa Sister for
Invalid Pension cara.
ToueherB-
Discharges.
| Clothing Receipt Rolls.
! Enlistment pape1Ts,
| AhstIact of Disbursements.
| NE send them ros1 PAD, a. the rate OF $1.0(
| PEI quirt, upon the stcaips OF tho money.
Address, TRmux1 CoHrAax.
, 1864-07-17

CTRAIED-Or sto'en from the
4 s,sb1e 81 South Clark at<te1, onebruwn m*re.
stvrn years p1u atAf Ia fore< viii js and abazt
Sor.letp b mss hiSh kns onS returning sN s>sc to
ii snp1h e!l4 <txees. will b IuItse{ rewarded.
jrtT.niS7-5t
, 1864-07-17

nsAL 1s4AiA 1AAssf tsa' eeta'e 1aa'.
ket 1s SerS active, with prices Slightly rising, but
no. Ths ,,csnt rctn.s;ors IN =. ths rs,,a ~
p.'s. =" $50. ~. s""a st,...,,s.as - 1850 " 10y
to III tPyest ,n clty !ots.
office ol T. B. Bryan, during the psstweek. They
thaitste pretty closely The state 81 the tnatket:
Park aEenue !ot, ~ u. mest q 1 Ltneo19 Sl,ooo
q "a e,reet. .:.;;.;.;;.... 7,soo
2sth street. $3.50
Wabash avenue, 1o3 H. ~ leo H., corner ,,o
eth street ,;.:::-:...::.... o,EV
Park asenae, lfo H. oy Isu IT, #est o. Liz ~,
coin street. ..-....::.......,:-....... 5,ee50
Park syenuc, 50 n. By $50 H., west OF Leav-
lit street -. ...:............-... 6QQ
T Il lot 4. block 29. Johnston's subdlvts'n. 500
Bunker street, block IL, 15x1e5 n+...:-:... l,s0O
Lot on Wcst Washington Etreet, near Union
Pafs, 10 Il. front. 1850
, 1864-07-17

Cn,cAoo DR1y1sa pARK.-The tEnt adrertised
between "Quaker Boy '.Jlm Ro~e,i," "aArsy
Csy" aud princess," came off on Saturday atter-
noon Ut the Driving Park - announced The fol-
losing summary will indicate the whining horse
aud The time made:
Summary.
CHICAGO DRIVING PARK, Saturday. July 10. 1854
Purse and stakes $500; mile heass, best three In
dye to WAGON.
pssboay's b. =. "Quster Boz, ! 5 ! Il, l.
Ghsmplin's bl. i. Harry C1ay"....i g dist.
Daniel a b - 8 clSt%
, 1864-07-17

ny Money and STOCK D1urkot+
NEW YnRk, Saturday, July 16.
Money Is acttxe and drn1 At 7t4B-
Startling c1chsDRe dutl-lt3x f3r gold.
YHid pcTe actlve ana frtuer. ope1'ng 1t 2sdk. do
cltning 2lsA, advancing 70 .81 aud closing dull
T..tsl q, ports Of specie to day, s7la.1D.
(3ovsrpme ent 1toCi1 dull and atooptuX. q, 8. 6'A
81 comp lmXaiI4; $50 Treasury notes. Feb. aud
, 1864-07-17

spr1rE, Z, se 70. ht'vaux1. rnb: g g ier No ~:
he1yT Apd icwrJ: Et1x<al. eK for nav mixed Wea
- a. oa1s heavy 069aic Tor #e.seto. ..,
PK1RQLEuN-Actve with ha1tB o. B4vtIti csfgoes.
Crude Il r e1porr. este: tf1uea IN BOND, h&5stt
fftned ftee nominal at 07259c
Wool Quiet but fAihfr .Nofs Ett1dy. .,.... .-.,
ProT sldNs-Port higher snd cos:d no5e notse fstta
pricr on checf ID two d4ys; ~ o. for primo: au1
AS9c for PRIME mel Meas beef tull aud unchanged
A. liz Dn 1850 Lard dtmet 1t l8kS2l9kc.
, 1864-07-17

THO RENT-Two furnished and
j. thsee an1usnlshea rcoms st MS soHth Cl3se t..
without board. l51d n1SlSs
THO RENT-Rooms, furnished or
j. unfnruisned, without board, for lodEsnS: aao ~
stI1st. 1 iy1t -a1aoss
ITO RENT-The store and base
i n.ut - Lase street. Apply to WILLIAA c.
DOW. ST Gsatk eIIeet. 1Tl5 6-sSo N
TITO REET-CbambsIs in Cobb's
1 Eex Flock. corner II Lake street ard Michigan
sFesnn VIII be Il tdr far occnpatcy aht ut AnZuat
I,He etrret ~ iy7SE639,
ITO RENT-Store and basement
m Rardo,ph strrst. nesEetn Wells and Las alls
s9eets y q. 5AMP6ON. Real Estate Agent. NO s
Neffono1tlau Hall. 3y1sn9At-lW