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, 1864-07-07

Nj. E Fisher. Granville, Mich, s.: s.. Ba.h
nell, Lisbon, Kendall Co., H., SIS; Sunday School
OF "a Pres. Ch, Chicago, PER J. n. Hathawsy. ~;
Stephen Hunt, Lebanon, H., S; E: J.. r., R9sk- q
ford, H., b0c; Public School, West Ro:ktosd, Y,
per 3. ?. Fernald, $s.a5; c. g. Rlp'ey, Chataela,
H., $40; Citizens Of Chstfeld, ~ 50: Sunday
School OF I'd Cong. Ch., Rockford, H., SO: I: +.
Congregation, Henderson, H., $103E0; MIS- AIn-
nes Y. Cook, BelIville, H., IS; Bilas Smith, Sun
P1sirie, H., IS; CitfzenE Of Kingston, y, per
Geo. Il. HNi, $s5a0; Welsh ca!vnnistlc Church,
Cambria, Wis, per Rev. R. Evans, S1I3; y. =.
Ch., Baylere, Wis, per VIM. Rowbsstram Sl6:05;
Beckington, Kewanee, III, SD; Cong. Co., EV-
ansfon WlP., per j. Watts, $40; collections in
Michigan, per Rev. ]. N. Strong, $500; d., per
Res. q. u. Morgan, 800; 8. 4. .. Decatur, Mich.
Mrs ]. Bennett, eec., $12.60: collection y T. =.
Wells, &20; Cttizens OF LtunF1ne4 per +: dresser,
$s2.e5; r. o. Kellogg, Fort Atkinson, E1a;. s.;
S: Congregational Church. Liberty, VII. s' psr DO.
kev. J. &. Bloom, $s450; Mrs. Tobetts, 81, casn
6Oc-E2.60; Sugar creek Church, Logan county,
Ill.,, 81; Balance collected at Freeport. nt, Per y
B. Bidwell, S27.15; 3. A. Society, Bue Earth,
Mimi. El5u, do. Wlnnebago City, Mini per y; y
Nere, St. Panl, $3.50; MIS-. G. u. Foster and chill
dren, Mopiort. Wis, S2.20 Pres. $. s, Poutiae,
H., per VIM. E. Williams, 81: Peter 2. Muhle!.
&c: Rev. T. q. Roberts, Cambria. WI, 81 Col
lection at Kineetoa, H., per Geo. q. BILL 3127sQ
Collection at Mics. Mich, per B. F. Jtcobs, SOo
Collection at MENDOZA, ILL.,, per Rev. =. Strong,
Sd5G;: Kalamazoo branch per G. D: Hanscomb,
$50: from friend, s.. Total. S4,SG.72; pteyl-
out}y reported, $21 SOS 00.-3aa8t t67l7a.
Send contributions to B. F. Jacobs, Secretary.
, 1864-07-07
Cincinnati MaFket~
HCIsSAT1. Wednesday Eve,

dE,T
JnlS 6, lS*1.
FLouE-A brisk demand aod prices further 3D.
.anced, with sales Of good extra q: - ol1 Hold
ers asked &o.00 for good superlua at the close
Wn1eK1-Market dull Prices 8 little bstter thxu
nounsl: 1e5 brls sold as S114. The speculative de-
snaud has ceased.
GsA1x-Wheat in nctire demand 70. r.d. Sales Of
prime At $3.50. Corn nrmer. Ear in demand at
f1.c3, and shElled at Sl,os2iI0. Oats firm at Sic.
GRocxK1rs-Unchanged. Coffee quoted st i7Gasec.
Raw sugar 1s92sc; hard 1ennHl Sc. Aolassss al.l5
@1I9.
pRov1s1oss-Mtss pork hold more firmly; 1000
brs sold At Siz Nothing doing bulk meats or bs.
con. Lard sold at I7Ac.
, 1864-07-07

Especial Dtspatcn to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE. Wednesday. July &.
FLouR-Dul1 and inactive, dealers apart, with \
tendency downward.
GBA1S-Wheat. receipts, $1,000 bu, somewhat uu-
settlsd. closing casy. Sales this morning OF bn
No In store at s2.l792o: sa!es on Change 1880 bu
No In store at sels, market very quiet. This even.
trg there were no transactions at tho SewhaM Houge
buyers at s2.l8. sellers asking &C. 20 for NO Spring
Oats dropping, and clt sed dun and unsa1eab,e at
decline. Sales 5000 bu In store at Sc Corn stesdy
Sales of4 cars In atore At S12sk91l 200 bu deliver.
cd ut $LS9H.
, 1864-07-07

NEW foRK, Wednesday, Ju1y6 8.
PRoyIaIoXs-Pork higher and In fair demand at
sl.s9 ioF msts ssi5ssta,12A i0r nsw Do. eosIng a
and si2N @ssco for prime mess: also 900 brts new
mess for July. bujers' option, at 9i3 30
brls do for Augutt same option. at 45U0 Beef 1net
snd arm e J1stl4ls.oo for meas; 3s.ic@io q log
prime; S2tGV@25.m for Fep.cked mess, aud S23.009
&s0.00 for extra Beef hams dull and nominal.
Cut meats nrmer and " fair demand at t5Hc for
shoulders and l7H@laHc for hams, Bacon sides dnl1
hdnomiaa!.M i Lard MORE ectiye sad nzmeE at 1sna
GHAIN-Wheat active and e95c high f-y4253aA3
for Chicago spring: s2.8s@2ss for Milwaukee club:
$2.E&211 for Winter red v easern. Corn active An
l@2e beter-91 ss@1 S foI new mi1ed western. Oats
GEoCEA11s-CoIce nrm With some considerable
operations Rio. the particulars Of which h9ve not
trapgpifed Sugar fmer and deci ed!y actlye at
2o9214c for Cuba, duty patc and 121@lsc for do in
bond.
PxTaoLEux-Qn,et; crude 5oc; refined In bond IS
@gcc: do free Y@99c.
WooI-F1rm but quiet. . .
CoTToN-F1ve cents better; 31589a1. .611or nlddllEK
upla1ds-clott1g 1t tha latter rate.
FIouR-sta!e and Western a:tlve and IS 92oe high
Q9c@11.25 for extra stsse; I'll ee@1lh5 FOR cx
tra round hoop Ihlo sud for trade brands
market cloa1rg n1MeEr eoIsequtnt on the advance
gold.
, 1864-07-07
The TURF
Racing Yesterday at the Driving Park

We presume 1t would be difficult to run horse
race upon high moral principles. In those AFFAIR."
pluck, speed. and endurance, backed by plenty Of
greenbacks., win. Principles step out the back
door. Gamblers, whether they ttsk their money
on the turn OF card, or the step OF horse. nave
sublime contempt for high moral principle.
With them principle ie money. and money ID psin-
Ercenhorps, and as race furnishes the OCCASION
for many OF the species to como together, gaMb-
lers and b1acklegH 60 there also. Thcso men are
presumed to be lEssde the ring-to know what
their own money on the winning horse: their
neighbor's money they bet to loae. :
The races over the grounds OF the Chlcago Drt-
wing Park Association for the fen days past, have
aStracted large number Of professional gamblers.
They hold high carnival there daily. Not content
vesting IN pools.' they openly invite bets thus
=" I'll bet $40 to $50 that Harry will VIM or
"1'll bet two to one that 'Carrle will lose" 30
| open and persistent are these fellows that many
sport have been compelled to discontinue their at
tendance, because they did not choose to come In
contact With blackleCs.
Yesterday was no exception to the general Gus.
tom IN ttis respect. TIE betting men were on
lively unti, the Last heat of The second race.
The fra: race was for purse Of $500, mile
heats, best three in five to saddle. The entr1et
! were Hatty Cny," "Dayton Bellc,h and Lii
Dim1nick-" The following will indicate the win:
nr9 horse, the relative positions Of the others, ani
| the time made in each heat:
| Summary.
Ghieago q DorislnE P,rk, Jqls Q, 1854. ParEe ant
Robt. Canplin. sute1s b1, e. Harry Clay. ...1 !
W. y. Peabody, enters G. m Dayton Belle.3
.. ". Dinnick, enters Z. m. Lib. DLmmick.2 3
, 1864-07-07

fsuectsl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
81. LOUIE, Wednesday EVentnk, July q.
ToBAcco-Actlre, with an sdvance on !n9s OF acS
II 90 2 1to ns. sales 81 hhds planters 1t $1175ae
ID do common 1eaf 1t st6.0eaeaHo: - Go medium It
80 42snea25: II do good do At 4*3t00s95Q; do me-
dun manufacturing do It s3o5o0ss.25.
F1oun-Actlve. Sales 500 brls Xxx 1t t1aoas 141 do
k atSa5o; 4ts do country XI nt 1853: 10 do Z at
st $3.50; e25 do super At $7,75, ....-..-
GnA1s-Wheat-salese COO bn primo to choice 1t u %
a2; 1,75o do latr to good 1t tl7o01so. oats-sales
$50 eaeks 1t 3l12. Buyers offered a4saAc- Corn
Sales 40 sacks at slsa; 100 do at s1ss Rye sehve.
Sales 1s7 sacks ut u do 1t II 80; Il do 1t Sl
Wu1sx1-F1rn, but not active. Sales 9 hrls II
sGsocSsI1s-Adysneed. Bio Coffee u sa02e 2 ,
, 1864-07-07
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
N Aucttoneers, n. Is aud 4s Dearborn
Elegant New Furniture

IT AUUV4WNA
On FRIDAY, July Gth At ~ o'clock, we shall se1
at our Rooms H. &b and 43 Deasborn street, sple-
aid aIeCrt1nent OF PArlor, Chamber and DIniugfoosn
Farntn1e. contiatlnT n ra1t Of Elezant Parlor suits
NsrbletTop Tables, Rich tsose wood Book Cass and
Mafhle.Top sideboaIds. win mirror backs, elegant
Rosewood and Otted Walnut tull marble top Chamber
Variety of Costsge Chamber s1its, ot nine p!tcss,
Ill 1T u Hist Trees. Once nssks. Ca14 rsole CHART
The aboya is al nfst-clae goods. troua ths beas
nAnnfactr rert IN new York and Boston. HouRe,
lrepers and oths1s are particularly Invited to CAL
and e1sm1nt the goods. lot Of secondhand goodi
mtmMSt aLBgHF i SAMPSON, Auet'Et,
, 1864-07-07
LATE, LIEUT.. COL. CHANDLER.
Arrival Of the Body ID Cbleago-P%paration.
Tor the Funefal-Order Of Procession.

Tor the Funeral-Order Of Procession.
The body Of the late Lieutenant Colonel G. T.
Chandler Of the ssth {Second Board OF Trsde) reg,
tnent, arrived In Chicago yesterday afternoon
lson the front, in cars Of Captain Il H. CushEng,
tails Of The ceremony attending the entombment Of
lie scu:aine. The deceased was shot bv rife ball
III the right side at the loot Of Eenesaw Mountain
received BY Mayor sherman, Of this city, from
his son, the Colonel OF the regiment. which e1Tae
full particulars Of his death. !:
. ORDER Or TRocKasItn,
Chief Marshal
Col. Joaeph H. Tucker
Veteran Reserve Corps Band.
sth and 18th Rest. Veteran Reserve Corps.
i i 81: sSs55s j., R,:ss ssE:s' %s;;
t L e. : dssssst 5:SS J. S;S4ss
L. q a. :; p3Egea?eT' EaT' + =: shs;@sq; s91 ;,
ouatd q Honor In: Guard oi Honor in
ou9enB' drcas. ''''-' citizens dfcse.
Relatives and friends.
Officers In The army and navy.
~ Boafd i Il I'll Trade. e'F'
EXECUTIVE Board and members Of Fouug Mems
Assoc alton.
Mercantile Association.
oNcers nnd members Of Young Meue' Christian
Citizens generally. :
1he different Associations are requested to meet
81 iAotr rcepective headquarters, to orCanize and
move in body, undcr their proper officers, to
Bryan Hall, promptly at az O'Clock. All officers
i requested to meet i the fremont House. room
No ], promptly at o'clock. to attend the funeral,
hnsoalusnt place having been assigned them In
The rcn,n,ns will DO laid In state at BRYAN Hall.
, 1864-07-07

Especial Diapatch to the Chicago tn bune,I
DETROIT, "Wednesday, Evening, July 8, 1851.
E6.-Ba1ks Orphan. Jones. Wsrd, Bell. Un=dil1a.
b1igs Andes. Ferguson; schrs Gem, Express, sur-
prse Imperial, De Wolf, Flake, Wyando:te. Aetna. q
DowH.-Props Empire State, Galena City, Buffalo,
, 1864-07-07

a-d euzar at 2se26c, md cannot be purchased from
frst hands at lower figures. P12nters' nolAsses Ut
81 e5a1..0.
PRov7s1oss-Fscon-He no:e sales Of sscks city
aharlte1s at lt1kE u n.
, 1864-07-07
N.Y.. Money and stock Market.

K1w ToHx, Wednesday evening, July 6, l86s.
srocxs-stsaay RI i12s: TsEt +Sa,y Wsyne IT, Us; ~
do preferred 113H; Hudson ls5; Reanlng 1B4s u
c. t31k; II. 8. s3k; Tol. q Wab: 9; \. !. G. lsiA
CumO. 66H: year ceFtlft ates 954; O. & II. cef1n
Gates 5lL =; go coupons 114. ~
oaxT.2gtte stT.ngsns M @ e S@5 stesp$ E1sdhapgs d l
opsaing q rs adya1e!ng to 2SlH a1d clos!ng a
lol3i0e 7-scs, October kud April. 1o3959lo8;
Pricts Of Mining stocks bid u bosson to-day: Cen
trail 60; Franklin IS: Hancock Is; Minnesota Ak
Rockland IS: Aztec 5H French Greek |.
, 1864-07-07
MI A r. RI E ID.

At Delav.u. Wis, Tuesday norninz, jay So. 1asi,
pank. L. L. D4 EU9KFk LABAhR Esq, of f1e @ d54
al LAB1lr q Ro.tzee, OF this city, ana Miss Lucy
clargJn2n.
, 1864-07-07
DI f D..


In this city. on the ssh Inst, MARY r. yauagat
arid OF Aptcnetse and Or. Z. F. A.d, aged ID mta4
Funeral al " o'clock to day
, 1864-07-07

Qswxao, N. T.. Wednesday Evening, Jusy5
FkoUR-In good demand: clotes better.
WnEA1-Quie1; noniSally Sc better;, No CHI
tpES-Sew Illinois Is held At st.4S.
CANAL LFRg1Gurs-NomIna1. Carriers ask Ike on
wheat 10 New IttE.
, 1864-07-07
lNa1ltRp--Gorrespn111enfk

M WANTED.--ssTo marry or not
w to marry thsss the question" We hsgs e A. A.;
Tebt1 now. RirM. tiers il no nse ot cos1rg U.s. for
msTr7 We can'I! Only think "Eeh" ma1TIng VIII
hiBw.1en nose. wouldn't It be nnEaaSe -Oaq,,
With hls wooden arm how on
sTe IT, bis hear1 u SID to hare kla2eed bultet-
yea so!te2 hP ~ eoua yaG
ntlIs!s t. no soa Eoadn e yoq g; xo =
lie eItets oi "hsrd lack" hor11d. Now, girls, we
sre pot on the marry, bnt He 90 love Ko?d long let.
to snsVeS promptly Iii lettze and enclo.s onr. ugly
mugs" IL retu,n. sra sJo1ly ot o. ooys aha ]aiB
IA aad set Jour nonsy5 .osth " Fron Era iqaT. ~
Aiie1.pdTa.Va Js8.m5a7ls
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Two
w young ladies' OF wealth. beauty and WIT. de:
sire corfeRondsnss Te number Of EsH!s@sn p1s'
mony. Enclcse Photograph "a sd6tes: AtHnfE
nsYTON or FANNIE A. LAWRENCE, Fo1 Lake,
W1.roneiu. tyB-maQG2t
, 1864-07-07
CHICAGO DRY GOODS mARKEr.

TEpNEsoAY EVENING, July 1ssi.
Our quotations this evening show but sl!Rhs varia*
ton oc few articles from yesterdays List. Hll's
bleAehed sheettngs have advanced Sc: Lancaster
ginghaus Ike; G.asgoW do NC, &c.. with decline
Of SC ON AtaoskeaE demins; &c On Pearl EYer do ];
Hnd 1kc on Madison do.
, 1864-07-07

t.. E The best place to learn to write is at a.,
Sinks Writing Institute, 1b9 South Clark street
tMor7ison Block) Ladies' and gentlemen can en-
ter at any time. Rooms opon day and evening.
, 1864-07-07
EGtrape1.

DTRAYED OR STOLEN-On the
= night Of The Sd inss, from my prsnises. 49, West
iEdlana stIetr, so.rtl HoYse 7yeasa old, about Is
scar on htnd foot. lust abo5e the hoof. Anv
person Ftturplnk said horse. Or AtviuR information
iTtnk131 1T. PRoUTY, 2. O. BOZ to7t.
, 1864-07-07

Baltimore Market
BALTIMORE, "Wednesday EveninE, July6.
FLouR-Dull; Howard Street suoeEnae at - 80
sE.
0RAIS-Theat arm: new ia coming forward sfowl 1:
SAFES OF co bu No white Turn Qulos at u 69
for white. and $l.6a for yellow.
NnsFY-FiyIQ at 81, ,H.@l IS.
, 1864-07-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Old LadIeAs sHomc.-The Boar1 OF Managers
Of this charity will meet at the new Home, on In
diana avenue, short distance east tf Goth Etreet
this afternoon at three o'clock,
, 1864-07-07


stop 1mportations.-Mo Movements are now
eiIyer, jewelry, &c. Why not Include wines and
ltquors3 Are ouf patriotic Indies aware that more
gold ie paid to Europe for these articles than there
is paid iOr silks sattns and these articles, too,
can be replaced go we'll With our own pure natve
winee1 Wecalied IN house on River street not
long ago and in the wine cellar We tasted Of straw
berry, Blackberry, cherry, and other wines, which
to US tasted az ahead Of The imported ports, shes-
found highly interesting Treatise upon vine
making. 1.-THE production Of wine,f says the
writer, il the most important branch Of agricul
only to be compared with il, The culture of rice,
which forms ths etaple food Of nearly onaFthlzd Of
Europe te the main seat Of wine culture, produ-
cling little more than th1ee thousand million gal-
Ions year, which. estimating the average value
tban eieht Hundred millions o. dollars, in gold.
Mesera., Benn It. Pie e:s q Co, q Chicago,
sse 95
made wines. They hare the most extensive ar
rangements with fruit growers, and In the proper
Rsaeh
mons amount. Their wines far excel many Of the
imported wines, both In purity. and cxh,l1ratlng
largely ,dnltetated. Buy none but those with the
uLm,stakcahle label Of Bennett, Pieters : Co.
These gentlemen are men Of hish reapectabllity.
and guarantee every article from their house pure
''''.
Mrs WinAIow,s Soothing Syrup.-
Rev. 6ylsanNs Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Ch5tsfi09 FREEMAN We you'd BY no means re.
commend any kind Of medicine which We did not
know to be Eood-pariCnlarly Tor Infants. But Or
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, We can speak
from knowledge; In our own family It has proved
blessing indeed By giving an infant tro1bl ID with
cohc pains, quiet eleep, and its parents unb1oken
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
nieseneS. aeaJ hn stS!s ataas Ts. ~ t ~
1Sn9n2 a4u ~ 10 e "ro;, ~ sr9
WalCa !. a4o!as .ae HELL 10 t anH y
tae htue cne!uo a"aAes tn. ~ 1s ,tm y
Anu Q9t1ns ne process 81 Ieetoing " sa!os y lu
caicnaoe. Me aaFe lfeqaen.L.5 neata motaels 9.1s
sAT tney Wouln nqt 9e Ni.aout II iton tue olItn "
1e LIE ~, sn1 tons;Se,nt,nn wh,tarer snd hV al
n1ne,-ists Ti1ne, 1T W ss cents = bnttle - N''
OieSStoas.rn ThSSat.5w
!
Teeth Like Pearls and Breath OF
titree F,,nrant so1n5at. 1nd ), ~. popIi.
~ ~ ~ thn ahc;asst o,a n-ost tn,,sd,ntap ~
a WI u eao a,an* pen"sta r1ae1isa ~ aa9
oedeS,, uun Iva cnrren;enre he1rg nrcscnt IN H.,
GSaet ,h1 auu a - ,,nfats1 fts - -, ~ @ -.
nFaEsa PoasIo ors scnri aId ts-+,-nns aaha.
sions, nsu1ing pearl like whiseness to the teeth:
gives tone to the breath and = cool delicate, aro.
matte fragrance to the mouth, which makes 1t
, 1864-07-07
F1RsT-o1Ass
SlkVER-PLATED GOODS

On FRIDAY, July 9Th. at II O'Clock, We shall sell
ut our Store kooms, IS and 43 Dearborn street. a
splendid assortment Of the very bert OF silver
nne cut bottles. Ice PlcberB sna Coolers, Wine Cas-
Coffee Uras, Magic Csssor, Coffee, TeA and sugar
Pott, Vine Set. Goblets, Mngs. Cream and @ S MateF
Plated Tea Deser: and Table Knives u the best Eng
nsh steel. Table Desert and Tea Spoons and Forss.
Also fine assortment Of Table Cutlery, of the best
1uaKes. Al Of the abovn goods are warfanted. No
ot:su Tsm mSA6t e N ~ GiLBERr SAMPSON, Auctrs,
, 1864-07-07

The purse and thesace was awarded to "Harry
Clay"
The Second Race Wa for Handicap purse of
entries were 81 Garry o Wacon, and "General
Grant !" and " Dick Tnrsfn - 10 harnees. The fol-
lowing summary will Indicate the result:
EUH1AnY,
Chicago Driving Park, July 6, 1864 Handicap
purse siso, mile heats, bes three in i've, to haf-
G. Msnsur, enters b. 3. :Gneral Grant. ~ a3 8
Q. ". Dimmick, enters 70. m Ca1fie.....f II l
Z. B. Smith, enters b. G. DIX Tnsptn. ...3 81 2
, 1864-07-07

A1tcMII0n IVTh W6Td U. 4. Az regu@
lar meeting Of the 10Th Ward q. L. A. will be held
at the usual place at O'Clock, this Thurtday)
evening, sharp. all members are required to be
present. as business of importance wilt be trans-
acted. Don't fail to attend.
, 1864-07-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Strayed
- Enm us West Jackson styeet, mail b1acE COW
Eth Vhlte ttT:pe On the breasts and short pieca
broten en- right born, now supposed 70 nAvd calf.
1l0 reVard will be given to any pe1fcn Eho viii 1e
tuIn her or giv4 Information Vhere eoe vll be
found. T*F. EoLkHs lJemA$13t
, 1864-07-07

1ie.-'
The race to-day eau be learned from the adyer.
tised programme in another column.
, 1864-07-07

TOR SALE-Or Rent, a 1eat Cot.
Il tage On the North Side. PRICE se,eoo. Rsnt ~
per mhnth Also. twcs!o1y cottage at ErAat@t2n: ton
cleap. Loan A. ency and Real Estate Once Of BAIRD
4 BiADLEY, corner Of Lake and Lasalle streets.
, 1864-07-07
TcVICKER'S THEATRE

NTcVICKEK'S THEATRE.
italian Opera for Tive Htshts Oaly!
afa,or Rrianali's Farewell In AmeFicz.
THDRsD ~ EVENING, duly 1-h. kosnni's 1Amous
11gARBIiEWE IGHs1 1Bf BE s1v1G11A.
Miss Adelal1e Ph,1llqs, In heE admirable
strncT etS B2fHoo3i. G3i in lis famous rendition
of .........-:.........-., ~; .;Cou2t Amnvlya.
e4tDS ~ 40s -. .....,, Doctor 1artolo.
SyEDcr lcCatell. 2Astu-
M9s IS's s.h ron; ;.sffis ceisnrs:
ted Comic ODerH Of Doh PAsQUALE. by the aooVe
ee.aTTF saTWRDAY si1.Is AFTERNOON, GRAND oPERA11c
- Nett week. The popular Coaedian, WILLIAM
WARREN.
, 1864-07-07
KRal EStatk-WDuatrp.

TOR SALE-Improved Farm,
5ss 5s' e I'll aSsa; n s
from F1opietstoan. Ehiseside county. T6!s fafn,
IN BE- sole at tn lGE ptfe q sis r. 'S
Metropolitan BLOCK. - -11@'' 'S''& Ns III ms:s5t
DOR SALE-$e00 in Greenbacks
w snzt g gesssa sssss e lsos osaE n r. e.
eftss s. 'G2'a e s2s5s
EOR SALE-The mill property
Il Known q the UudeshI1l Mlu." Ntuated on
seGSs Ss y nsxss f. hi ss
recently been rebuilt IN tho most manner,
h.: one 1Etn:h ~ and aS sns 1T tdns
6syy ,5es5sd I'M Rtns: Siis .soat ats3
eo1dtlen for - erstyss Price sis5oo-paft es.a
sss hs6
ntAs Hfe 1iea sal.1 5sig 9*s1s IL H. ,,7nsa.s
TOR SALE.-Farm. A choice
aao L. Village ,sa Depot farm. M ls9 ss.ss Pfes s31os
ciety, churches schools. Ac- P1ses- ion given I'M
Ii e. s.: his
FOR sALE.-Fa1ms. 7e0 acres
5zsspsl ss:s: = .s:ss.s:o 81 sels 5i se1e:9s
Esoe:s = "a se.: s.fs:d asosts s E. H. e94X!sas.
NOR SALE On terms to suit pur
chaser: .i1ty loss 'a Toe!essoroazh, Loa.,s
sseiuds IL sseh s.ls 1of ps;tleal.1s adessss u.
L. TOOLE, in sid toya. tytmXe4s
, 1864-07-07
rOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.

0OLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
col. j. h. WOOD CO.. .Ptoprie.crs and GarazeIs.
4. D. BRADLEY. .EEsctof ot a-ouse1ea9.
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY TN.
And every Ming until further noacs, vii pc pre-
senjtd the treat mofsl drama, With new and 5eautt
ful scenery. ct titled
UNCLE TOMS CABINs
r.. nrgn Harr1s . " " .....Fi .Fiaak Aiken.
Gum pt1on Cute ..... :. .....:.......John pillon+
ElIxo ..Arn. L. B. Perrin.
Saturday yAf,ernoon-GRAND MATIEEE-
PRICES Admission to Museum aud Lecture
Room. Is cents. Children under = years. u cent?
Boxes IS aud Is No extra charza fer reserved seats
Box book open from 10 to p. n Doors oi Lec5
ture Room open at " o'clock. Curtain r1ees NJ
o'clock. 49,. . :,
fB The Great Museum, with it, over 5000 Curl
oslties! The Invisible Lady! The EIofmsus Amer,
can 1lantess t-eirht feet high aud Weah1ns osss y
and 81 inches high tue est tmall lady In the world
, 1864-07-07

f,H1cAoo CIT RAnwAx.-At meeting Of the
etockholders Of the Chicago City Railway, held en-
The 4th inst, the following named gentlemen were
chosen directors for the ensuing year: Darid A.
Gsre. HeurT Fuller, franklin Pa1mAee, and Geo.
u, Fulef, The directors meet on Monday night
next for the election Of officers.
, 1864-07-07


uretty well ventilated before Justice DeWoIf, yes
terday, and occupied the whole day. The COM
plainlng party was Huria Il. Rucker, wife Of Judge
Ruckcr She charged Edward A Rucker brother
uf her husband, with aeaault and hatte1y, and
fhreetR The evidence showed that Nre. Kucker
and her husband hao for some time led very e.
radc and uncomfortable life In regard ia
Their marital relations. MtB. Rucker has been
BE period but recently abe took II into her head
70 pey bin 1eT dying Etttts at his residence on
fhe ndFper Of Peoria and Fulton streets. The de-
nndetopk to intercept the admission Of his sister
dared invade the premises again he would pitch hei
~ heye besn used on The occaslon, for Mrs Rnck'
- - 1ith her batket Of Roman candles, kuick
"a et 9eGaa ass M 9ssa ,ss s%s tea fsi ae.e
es.S p: ..asnt and held him in bonds IN the suu
1St ne ft to keep thf peace towards the eompAinan
In tptute.
, 1864-07-07
Qbtcogo Gribnne.
THE CITY.

new BCnnHo.-E. Hampstead, Of the late nsn
OF Hcnpstcad, Norton s Co., IL erecting 4 large
brick building on River street near State, to occu-
py epace Of sixty by one hundred aud dfty feet !;
four ftortea besides basement Estimated cost
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