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, 1864-07-28

{FIom the New York IiM&s OF TucsdGy.)
Il seSsa e. s Rs9ss s q Il ns
!hopEh c.uten u s1il saown b Leaders y Igspess
MeEehsnts Lhs atssaoo IN tao Tarkss e.,
IL 'Se iai!$sy stesk Bird ana 10 % .ae
Board 3et yessa!srre. bnt ths Improvement IN
higser 1hsn Il he close efla.t week.
The Government gold t-bea1tnE per cent stocks are
VII be con1e@a @ to g. 7s6 pr cent currsnc3 loan Of
ansGes: :rieed por ion e ths ioso years. Per cent
gold bearing loaa. both at par and ln1eEsst. tbs
si
@imN and ,he ~ pei ce1ts @ At iotals!x pes cent
ssRSSa s., = %SS.;ss
TeeE quite Large: and iatbeE censldstsbie paf-
havs ether foa o1t greatly reduced thar ORIGINAL
Chiefly ansVered By snail Ct mo:erate toldcrz. sho
ase tempted py the g. II Price to cnanEe Their
e IN! s,ss & ss
sia:ss @ ssa At ths s;o:k E3chssse do not comcTt.a
6seEf1s Ss,seasi Rass; Ss;5 MI i :5,si
In explanation Of the notice recently Issued By Mr..
E.ssIdta With So H. ~ e
q Jniy 1851 On the 18th or August aud the 1T Of
s Il u9 9fss M s G e aa.s aa
T. & 81 bonds Of
f,1ed, anj q bsiancs Il nl1et! X and hsK @if
Hons remain Mt the al peal Of tbs Secretary: But
p1essp unisss il q o the sven
thjrtee 1nteh fall due. IN unequal .amoppts, 6l te
sHd ta II & pfees nett fael A,n
can make the conversion whELtyeE thay choose,
, 1864-07-28

After several othrr friends of the cause hsd
The: Committee reported the following preamble
aid resolutions:
WMAEAE. Tie Boss Coopers OF Chicago. on the
the 18th Inst, Acceded to the very reasonable re-
guest Of tho coopers' Union, aud advanced prices
Is per cent: ard
WHEREAS, At another meeting held On tbs I'D
tntt they recoltidercd their previous action, and
fore
lsssoited, By the Journeymeu coopers' Union.
boss coopers, ard viii not work for lower rates
tban those agseed upon at their meeting on the
R<solsed, That We bind Ourselves ono and all to
stand hrn and do no work, until the prices asreed
upon at their meeting on the 18th instant are es-
tabAabed.
and ns many aeconders. On beng given to the
meeting. they were unanimously adopted.
The meeting then adiouSuad
, 1864-07-28
Solicitor Whiting ON the Draft.

new YoRK, Wednesday, July 27-The
Co,:naercial has the following special:
NAsu1S0ToS, July 27-Gen- Sanford re-
ceivtd from the War Department last night
copy Of Solicitor Writings opinion re-
epectlng the draft OF one hundred day men
aceo, dance Herewith. It Is q lengthy docu-
ment and is understood to be adverse to
Goy, seynour's theory. It also modifes
the rulings Of the Provost Marshal Gene'al
On some points. The quota Of New York
cannot be filled with ono hundred day men.
, 1864-07-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Plumber,s sAssoclnt1on.-Thc members Of
the Boes Plumbers Association Of Chicago are re-
qnested 10 meet at the store Of r. D. Macfarland,
16 Laeal1e street this day iThnrsday) at o'clock
H., to attend the funeral Of A. c. Beckera, Sec.
retary Of the Association.
tSlgued) JouS HUGHES, President.
, 1864-07-28

PuuAD1Lra1A. Wednesday Evealng. July q.
F1cUn--Qulet. Low grade cid choice extra family
at 3.0.N a110..
GRAIN-Wheat dull old red 52.5o, neT rad 32.6o,
phlte Eoyb3773. Corn advanced; yellow $t.7381.75-
Obte dull at 8Ase3c.
PETaoL1uN-Very dull. Guide Sc; rennee, IN
bo-d, SIG Esc do, free. 9gso5c.
MHIaKY-Euu AE k1S0.
, 1864-07-28

LadkeA' Loyal Leasue.-Therc will be
meeting of the League this afternoon, july 18th.
at three O'Clock, at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association. full attendance Is paz
ticularly desifcd
, 1864-07-28
RalSfmOfe Market

baltimore. Weanesday, July q, 1861.
FLouR-Flrm with likht supply.
UlAIN-Wht At very heavy. New southern wheat.
s. GsesEa. Corr dull and 1ts9c 1oTsr.
PEov1aTcNs-DscOn nfro.
, 1864-07-28

Vessels Passed Yetzol..
Irucc1ai pttpatch to tbs Chicago Trbu1s.7
D1T1o1, Wednesday, July q. 1SI.
Up.-Prop Gts1uuettc.
DowX-Props Plymouth, Msndota: bark Red.
vh;te a. d B.ue; senrs ~6prpsIss, Nicsragua.
Wind snuthTeAt
, 1864-07-28

0sw1Gos Hedn esday EVea.1x, July II.
FLOUR Dull and unchanged.
GbA1N-Ehear-Q1ist aud closes easy, DO ahlcs
Corn-unchanged, Illinois ~ s7H.
CANAL FREianTs-.steady. Hour foc; wheat 1.e
corn 13Hc TO Eaw York. Boats very scarca. nc
receJnt6 bY laEt,
, 1864-07-28

Ba1DaEroar. Wednesday, July 27-9 p. m.
CLEARED.
John Coates. MInoosa Landing: rralrle Qnaeu, Ot.
tauL: lseso1ute, Athen. F Ga:e, 70: AIvAacs..o:
W6 Gufree, 90; Rosa Belle. Lasale~ i .eS3 It iuua
ber 1al50 ta!h 4 G GeylnFu, Lockp.ft; Maple Leaf
Jnlie:, IS sic II lumber, 5U u 0 shingles.
ARRIVED.
Cen Giant, LasHlle, 4spl bu co.u.
, 1864-07-28

'aGuse e'nce, tne children Of Dr. Tiffany, aided BY
some Oh 'ne1f companions. gave tableaux party,
"n1cn 1eah1eo $a025 for the Sanitary Co nmission.
Jcsr.rn cx..-,.
~ f,r,ch =, ~" FHss Ionsse .''un. .,
,sW. -. " euas Guy mas recently Increased Inc
111aiy g 81 x dta Pastor. Rer ". ". PAtten. D. u.
AuM $zosN 10 3a,VU0s and hayc made hlU1 pfce'
e:t of $500 besides.
1rc- ..oe.,.,naa
:, -. 1Aah oh WELLS o1RKE1.-n1 .oeue9
that the fire Of Tuesday last brokc Out IN INC fes"
dence No 81 WeJIe street. not No. 4i, rs reported.
The family tesldlns IN No. Il Ii that Of Nj. Nun
ger.
-....,-
1s7Ef11os11 snoo3ass-~Anass~ .9 Arau1, q
youth ehsfgeo WIZ inteol1onAAs snoouns Ply
tczloupIy iujuslng him that amputatiou OF two OF
lte ttbEcEe raB rendered necessary. wAs yesterday
held to bail By Justice Dew of in the sum Of 500
EpkLnED-A shocking accident occurred yee-
tcr6ay In the fa1ay Of william Hptehiucs. No. ao3
W., 1,.a;.or .,reat wh,ta ,ttana,ns, ~ ao-na
ans tn nn1eeva-,,r ~ strn ho.soIr nnito1 L.,tic
ot boiling water 7rom the st.,ye. whlch alich;cd
uron her arme and breast, scaldipg her in ffsht-
1ul manner, Medical AID W4s A. once cat'ea IN,
ahd IL Is aopeo Lie young iaos Will 1ee"'ef'
urcFrR nza,srsr. orand ,ecent,on h4n.
cuet to be given In honor OF the returnnf the
Heeler Regiment Gath Illinois Infantry Will take
p,ace TOMORROW Friday) eysn,ns al Turner Hail
~ n ia me1nhrf hna not nnis enea te
t;.ru,au citizens but 10 every Cnicseoan in whose
hneom 1nr.lty er,r.s and fhe anfar1 am ,e,,t
PASSING AwAf.-The Directors oi the Chicago
Autual Lie Insurance Company haye determined
10 wind up the Assoclatton, and consequently
havc ARRANGED with the Union Mutual Life Of
Mime, to rcneure l the outstanding risks IN that
Is U,abtc to etatt, 1t is very unexpected to The
community, as the prospects of the Chicago Mu-
,usl were considered to warrant long and snc.
SnA1.. pox.-We understand that there o,e at
,,,a.ant on,x GO nae1. r,,f5er,nc f,or, s.,.1 NV
rfereat ua;s i've a,aosu'e eeuet!ns .tuto 1mau po1
in the City Fest doGEes ano none OF the caseS are
hisliy Of the eanitsry condition Of Chicago, and
proves that, that dreaded epidenic which hne been
pesae. ou1s w. a.? pae. ~ nas a.os. @
1becn 50 tcw natien,s Al The Pest uouse. 'AeAe
FoR TIE LOWER LARHs.-The Fountain City,
Cant. Rouuds. IL elsewhere announced an nm and
go 1,- pne.1a m he, ,as+ ~, H., ~. IT,,
s,aterooms were crowded With he ye1y best e1as, Ia
o. rassence:e. n:oft o. tht1n our own residents,
pIcaenre and health SEEKERS Capt. Hounds ENJOYS
for those amenllee md ufbaMnes that charm
vnyaeers By water. STE the advertisement else
where, and ret aboard
en- ycare. Lett bis home in Seward Kendall county,
on the 18th OF May last, and his fiende hava elnce
heard nothing from him. Su1misiug that he might
h,ve found his way to Chicago, his mother came
here yesterday IN search. almost broken. hearted,
;tt1,in pa1fna ~ -
, 1864-07-28

DIsPEssAnT FOR DISEASES OF TIE ETEASD EAT.
LII South Clark street, Chicago. Patients re-
from 10 to Il, and from ! to o'clock daily.
y26-3t-n10.tTnee, ,Th&Sat J, i. WALKER.
, 1864-07-28

C1NotagA11, Wedn :sday, Juls =.
F1ouR-Markct dui1, 2s0 bbls Of family were fold
At $3.50 AID 70 Ex. At &9.2*.
GuA1y.-Nheat dull market demand for red at
s.s.a 81 tut none "a offered. White Ia nominAa At
Sa1ta32ls. CoRK.-Eo change In market, demand
ccod but little offered, car would bring $l1eS$l.1s
and phtllee 3t1s@$t i9. 0Ars.-F1rm at S5c. RYE
pul1, marked at $l-A5. .. ..-...-
EHtsxxy,-Dull, market is bbls were sold at 71.7s.
psoy,s1oEp.-Dull, market AID p:lcss nominal 100
tferces lard cold at lsc- ....
GeocKR1fs,-DaIl, market ana prices noz1lnsL
Coffee ouoted 3osssc. Cnbaa1d no. sugar c33a5c.
hard ,ehned st@slHc. N. o. MolAsses IL RStl.a.
, 1864-07-28

Mrs. ygfne1oxgss Soothing Syrups-
Rev. Syvanns Cobb thus Whites In the Isostou
Chftstldn Fireman: Ne would by no means re-
know 10 be good-par ieula1ly for infantz. Bat OF
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup We can tpeak
from knowledge; in our own family 1t has proved
blessing indeed by giving an fnfant ID with
eohc palms, quiet sleep, and its parents unbroken
rest at night. Most parents can appreciate these
h1c-sfnSs. Here il an article which WORKS to per-
fiction. and which IL harmless. for the sleep
which It affords the inisnt Is perfectly natural and
tue little eheruo awakee az ct bright ~ button "
And during the process Of teethng tts yalne ia
ealcusb!c. We have frequently heard moth.rs
say they would not be without It from the birth OF
the child till 1t hsd finished with the teethlng
ficce, on any consideration whatever. Sold by all
Druggists. rs cents bottle.
3e2SkEaS- Tn Th.fEAt-4w
, 1864-07-28

L1scu LAw.-Louis Payne, the horze~thiet who
a lew days ago was arrested on Milwaukee avenue,
after desperate Struggle by Detective ssrebe, has
since been the hero Of exp1oits Of different na
ture. He Was sent back to Kankalsee, the scene
OF his latest robberies and On arriving At the city,
the citizens seized him from the hands Of the off,
cert, and taking him to an adjacent wood, placed
rope round HE neck and hung him to tree, After
being suspended for IN ins1ant or 50, be was re-
lessed from his unpleasant position, and question:
ed regarding come horses be was supposed to have
stolen. On bis retusn to answer the questions the
process was repeated. and continued until he con
1essed to great number Of thefts, told where the
hostcs coa1d be found, and directed the parties
where they corld 1p0 three Of hIs stolen horsea in
Chicago. he was then released and Lodged In Jail,
Yesterday morning, the three horses were found in
this city, rs he indicated Some idea Of the desne
rate character Of this man may be gathered from
biz conduct few months nso. Having stolen sl1
horses, he Was making Of With them, whun be
WIS orcrtaken and ATTACKED By party OF farmers.
Surrounded On all sides, the desperado drew bis
knife and revolver ard cut his WAY out making hs
escape Tith TIVE Of the aeetest horses. It's to be
least, from the scenea o[ his uefariors exploits.
, 1864-07-28
ADDITIONAL RELEeRApa.
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW
Especial DIepstch TO the Chicago Tribune,

Matters nj MemphIs-Ca1uattIes to
Cavalry in Smiths EKpeditI Dn-Ex-
ccUt1on n Paduc&h.
, 1864-07-28

Temperance AddEets.-Dr. n 8. Davis of
this city will address the friends OF temperance
this evening at the Illinois street Mission.
, 1864-07-28

Bryant d. st1attoE,a Chicago Tcle~
he ki1d IN the world Thtr1.-a7a Telegraph t.
stutasnts in Constant ire. address
EEyAa1 & STRfTOa,
iy2-mS4sr1m p&w Chicago III.
, 1864-07-28

k~ Houee and Sign Painting, Calciminlnr,
G1azing and Gralning. Paper Hangings and Vim
dow Shades selling at wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. E. R1onr, So Randolph street.
Box 5S62- jy2tn6331m
, 1864-07-28

Metropolitan Hsu to Rent.-TEis Hsll
Is to rent for al the purposes fer which such hAlls
are ordinarily usej. Terms E1cGerate. Applicx-
tpne can he made st the office, sdtointnE tie eu-
trance to tha Hall. 1etDLt93G-t
, 1864-07-28

NORTHWESTERN SANITARY CoAH1ssros-Te
have recently received copy Of the report of the
Northwestern Sanitary Commission for the
months Of Nay and June. 1t contssus a very IN
tcrckting RESUME II the transactions OF the Com
mission for the two months named, from which
We gather th:t during those months the Commts.
eton has received 3,aos packages or boxes, aud
shipped 7,0G. The difference tn The number for
warded md received wns made up by cash pur-
ckaeee by the Commission, I'll, ,35l.27 having been
expended In May and june for hospital stores,
sent principally to Shermau's army.
Tho value Of the (, a06 packages received is esti
mated at slas,3 Being an arcrape Of S 20 per
box or package End the cash receipts 10. the same
ptriodr $7,o65.2s.
The Report contains great variety Of interest
ing reading matter, embracing diary Of one of
the distributing agents Of the Commission with
sher1ar's army, letters from agents and Chap
lains engaged tn the work Of the Commission, e.
phcit directions 1or preparing hospital supplies.
and very Interesting and satisfactory account or
the tour Of inspection through the deld Of opera.
tions Of the U. ). Sanitary Commission. OF E.. IT.
Btatchford and E. D. AeCagr.
It presents, IN very attractive form, the opeta-
t1ons and clalme OF one-of the most notable and
worthy charities Of tho age. The Report deserves
wide circulation. A pez1sal cf It's graphic ap-
pea1s and lucid descriptions cnrnot fail to awaken
deep interest in behalf Of Its lsudablc objects.
, 1864-07-28

~ Diseases of the Nefvoas, Seminal. Urinary
snd Sexual SyEtens.-Neyy and reliable treatment
in reports Of the Howard Association. Sent by
mail In sealed Letter envelopes, fres Of charge.
eiatton, No. Eonth Ninth street., Philadelphia,
Pa. jg9u29i-3m
, 1864-07-28

McVICKER's THEATRE.
A GARD,

M cVlCKER'S THEATRE.
A GARD.
WHL1AA WARREN respectfully ioforns his
friends and the publlc, tn At h.a FAREWELL HENE
FIT rir tske placa en- FRIDAY EVESIh0, Jnly
2sth, vh:ca oec7scn he viii nave tbs honor OF up.
pearns II 'hrec fsycfite p'eces viz: "Soo1 R1t1.
coDDT," "LAsp ME FIVE sR1kL1sus," AID "1o
PANS Ayp HAcK AGAIN ZOE s."
e.at1 may COW be occurred At Tho Boz 0tce.
Iyzsne-s 2t.ithp
McYICKEE's THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING, July ests.
Third week Of tho ereaRsnsot OF :ho American
MIR. WIN. WARREN,
OF the Bestcn Mnaeun. supported By tho best stack
Ansnsss.TuRs 9M1e-THH II B1s + ouf. 'es' il 40
A5EassSFsgf aStsR%EEb q eS1HA s'
us MaaEsE u aas
3 vhH H'
" wart.d, - young 1adles 70 assist ln Q Grand
a9 e. % s AgRS q
roLoNEL WOODS MUSEUM.
Gob B. :. 49,. bsssos & AZ nsa
WEDNESDAY, EvENrSa. Jul, 9Th,
And ey..y eyenlI till fuTther police. hnd Sa:ur.
day afternoon. will he presented the GRAND ROMAN
rto DRAxA, By JcHN BR0UHAM, entitled
THE DUKES MOTTO.
Fonride LsEadete.. ....................F1ankA Aiken.
al,ack.urKas with sorsD.............af .afcM snu8.
ElAnche oe Nucver. H1s L. D. Perrin.
Zsi1ah (with daueo) ................Jscnie Hi2a:.
New and magnificent scsIes7, M4ehlnery, Cos.
tunes aud ap5outaer's.
~ now ON ExarBI4IOH,
PILATES GOURr; or, The Trin! Of Ch,1-ts
Combating Of twsnty 1leRtzed nEu,es IN wax from
PEiCRa-Ae.5isaca 10 &soseaM aud Lecture
Boon. Is CENTS Ghila1 en- undez 2. seaia. u eanss
Boxes, y and I5 No extra charre e-ves sea.5-
Boz book open fsom 1G to D. f.. Doosz OF .ec.
tnre RccE creu At X o'clock. Curtain 1se5 st
O'CLOCK.
W a RiEIY tn Z IL,
lis aud Ut Dea,pcrr street.
4. Il, EHkDf ISK j. CO.. Pf0ertato1s aEE EEa4anra.
, 1864-07-28

Chicago Eye and Ear 1nflrnnry.-
catarrh. c1oes eye. cataract. opacities. films,
g:anu1ated lids, ind all forms OF opthalmiaa,
deafness, discharge from the ears, ringing nolEes
in the head, and all old chrome dfsea:es, receive
The most ekiIlfnl surgical and medical treatment
by Dr. EvEnsos, 1874 South Clark etreet.
-5yn3.u644,Gt
, 1864-07-28

~ -74AVEtl1l7s4Ht H. 10 a13tt u 07s13 s%K3 W
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, ELEGANT CHAMBER,
SUITS, &c.
AT CTION.
On FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 9th. at eK O'Clock,
We will eell at uur ealceroo1s q superior
re -Paries Suits Ms1ble Top Table and SIDE.
bos1ds,, Fat IEees, W6atnots,, SIDE Tables,
tsRe Bedsteads, pressing DuEesus Washstands,
DinlnE a. Chan ber Chair. L<ciss ssTinz Caa1st.
TT Ftattd Caetors, Ice Pitchers. Spoons, Forks &c.
Also .penG'd asso.tment OF Ersneh and Gottae @
EaEut and chestnut, 4 Ac- Psrttea Wishing fret
clas goods will nnG to the tlntaseat to attend this
rAfe GIL 3EkT g. SAMPSON,
jyz7us11st Auc11oceers.
, 1864-07-28

CLEAHEU
North America, Lasale 6s12a # lumber 40 mo ahin-
rlee: Imperial, Lockport Harrington Mhrsei1lss-
ij,9:o It lrniher; Drill. Morris,
ARRIVED.
Adysncs Morris. 49 yds dimension stons: F G91e,
strne EelIase. Lockpoet. oo bu corn Sab asropol.
South Joliet, o "a rand; Hau!i1us, LES Ale, 520l
Scott. LhSalle. 1858 pu *heat; Ancona, Morris l25
1or7 coal, 70 brt4 riuc> Burnna Prs IS EDS
Fubble efcEc ST. tB Ms cut and BaWeG at0le: Mon
fnnk. Locknort 3sll bp Nheaf. iQl prIs 1aut. -
, 1864-07-28
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Dispatch to the ChIcaso T11o1ne.1
MILWAUKEE,, WedreEdsy Evening, July q.
F1ou1-Very dun aal mostly unsa1eao1e. except at
oeeliue. t-.... -..-.
9HArS-Wteat declined 161Hc. Demand hchs.
cal,t this uortinc stu1 bu No. epr.aE In store at
ssl;92lsH: sales en- 'hsn.e, H. SO bu Nal apruz
n etcre 1t "a l6 $50 hu white Elntsr, delivered, at
e e. Mari ct THIS afser- WAS quiet ana heavy
sples q about 900 ou Ho spring. a!nco Cha nse.
at sa,6: closed at ths Hewhall House, this cvernE
With no bu. ers nboye g2.!5. Oats 8dyAneed eeEe.
Demand tai, and tolernby activity. Salts Of 0n ou
in store at 8oc. Corn dull audloTer. ssl.s.
s,o,e at 81 q; 4bsgs delivered 1t 4I30 RJs quiet
and m upehspget. sA1es, 58 bags. delivered, *1-s0.
, 1864-07-28
THE CITY.

MonE c1uIDHES's WcEK.-M Evanston. fen
ssghse ei1ce, the children Of Dr. Tiffany, aided by
some OF their companions. gave tableaux p..ty,
which realized $l0-25 for the SANITARY Co umssion
JET ARD GENEROUS, First CONGREGATION.
III Church Of this city has recently Increased The
talaty Of It's Pastor, Rer. ", ". Patten, D. D..
nom $z6o0 to 1900. and hayc made h1m pres"
e:t of $500 besides.
TIE FINE OF Wells STRREr.-n is asceftatned
that the fire Of Tuesday last broke out IN the resi-"
deuoe No. 81 Welle esneet. not No. a, As reported
II is thought 10 have or1rinated in the chimney.
The family reading IN No. Il Ii that OF Af. Nun.
, 1864-07-28

NJ ANTE.C-F' the Government,
~ IN tho Qns1te1uas:er,s pepartuans, It 81
Eonta: CaEresssfs, - pet month Wagoa Makers,
$.s per month; Rlscksniths, 80 Eer mouth; And
Black smith Helpers $50 per Eonth, with rnt,ons
tnrntshsd tnd Zee u lsportation 1rom Chicago.
FCr fur4h-F Information inuutrt 1t BE tsoveLU ent
Once, 1891 South WsterEstreet, Chicago. Ill. O. II.
8ABEflwk 3cYeFIN.nf EKeEE ra7tes3I-tN
, 1864-07-28
455trape0.

TPATED OR STOLEN-310
80 stzsyed nom tha tuo,crihas. on PrAi-
no 9,ts white at5tpe on back nao dark, whlta
ii, 10 q L. ss sao f.
E1tnrr aF Ktve intcFmat!rn wheIe sh- may % tnnnd
| ns;s,r sross. tys1a5k4 u
, 1864-07-28
M a r. E.I ED,
Dl IL d.

II this city, on the 3th Inst at tho Church OF the
IDLY Ccnmun1cn, byths Rev: Mr.. FrePnAn* CLAUD
!. HAMILTON and HATTIE BERNARD,
, 1864-07-28

Losr.-A boy named Thonat Bedford, aged eaey
en- ycarf Lett bts home In Seward, Kendall county,
on the 16th OF May last and his f1ende hava slnce
heard nothing from him. Su1misiug that he might
hive found his way to Chicago, hie mother came
here Yesterday in search. almost broken hearted,
iot hsr lost boy. She ~, be oveEoysd to receive
MaehipetQQ ftTeeL
, 1864-07-28

FoR TIE LOWER LAkEs.-The Fountain CITY,
Capt. Rouuds, IL elsewhere announced as mp and
away for Buffalo. On her last trip down her airy
statc1poms wero crowded with the very best class
OF pas seuce:e. most OF thin our own residents,
pleasure and health SEEKERS Capt. Hounds enjoys
a 1are reputation among the ttaTetl!u. community
for those amepttiee and urhanihts that charm
vnyaoerr by water. STE the advertisement else
where and ret hSoard.
, 1864-07-28

SHALL pox.-We understand that there a.e at
,re-ent on'y fce patients suffering from small pox
in tho City Pest House, and none Of the cases are
conpidesed to be dangerous. This fact speaks
highly OF the aanftsry condition Of Chicago, and
p,evalent curing the past winter, has almost
lasEed AWAY. Ecyer during the scason has there
becn 50 tcw patients At the Pest uouse.
, 1864-07-28

UNCLAIMED FREIGHT OF
~ tie Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
AT AUCTION.
Or FRIDAY, July 18th, at a5< o'clock. at Butters'
eucnon Rooms, In Portland Bioc1,
l0t, los and 1o7 Dearborn street.
Fcf par ftfcuIars see poHte1a.
jJG.n4i4 st NM "A BUFFERS & CO.. Auct'r9.
, 1864-07-28

A SAD sroET.-Yesterday poor woman ar
rived IN Chicago having begged her ~ay from the
interior Of Georgia, With iour children, In the hope
OF seeing her husband. who was corfned az
prisoner In Camp Dourlas4 and persuade him to
luke the oath oi allegiance. ehe arrived here only
10 find Ills pnrne on the list OF those who had died
III Camp. She was cared for by come benevolent
ladies who were made aware VI her case.
, 1864-07-28

poLICE CoUnT The puttel down oI crushed
aud broken natures had little to do yesterday at
the police court. His Honor Cha1les Mcdonnell
took his seat ae nsun! for half an hour and admin
tsts1ed the following police court Justice.
A wretched looking. be-ragged, blind fiddler,
named John Anderson. who bad taken up his
Quarters .. the Rock Island Railroad House. was
accused OF dlaotderfs conduct. 1t was aneged that
rome one With stick. The old man had erl.
denily been annoyed By some persons. which ac-
counted for his conduct: but az from he atllc-
tione, he WEE uuable to identity any or his tosmep
tors. the Justice inflicted doe Of I;ve dnare init
suspended execution for Twelve hourr Ia pnshie
the w1etched being to crepe biz waV out Of he
city. ~
Mary Mullen. a notorious drunla,d and sla.
dAEle1 from the cly bEideWcll, IVES epaner4e6 ~
having robbed a man. On Saturday Ifpht abs
inmped the boundary line Of her old familiar n,sra
Of incarceration, and shortly after ecraped an1ac.
4quaintauce With preaMbul attn genius ofthe or
.r ;..., erY Tier companion Ind $75 aud the even.
n was ancut lin g1eatest c0nHviaaity until the
stronee, Fesee fell under the table, when MrH.
Mullen Hns 90 dIsgueted with the 1ntempetance Of
her newly made cqaAintauce, that she
" lcA hin. It was supposed that she took care Of
the bEapce Of the capItll stock o! the Original
firm, IN vhieh ebe should have been sleeping
partner. h.d ehc liked the appearance OF things:
Fourteen dot.rs were found upon the accused, ano
among her ndgssge wAe the blue dress oi nauve
1nsnubcture, IN Which fhe escaped from the BRIDE
well Tnere Wae Int sufficient proof 70 establish
the larceny Of tte mt.ey. but the court tnnicted
ne Of hiteeu dollars ran tho charge Of dieorderly
@ pdugt.
, 1864-07-28

ME-EE.wA-wA.-Superin Baldwin. Of
the Chicago ard Milwaukee Railroad, ca..ied out
very delightful affair yesterday, III private ex-
cursion to lovely hay On tbe lake shore ut Vim
c'ka, just adjacent 10 the station Of that name.
and yesterday clrisrcned M1H :sE-wA:wA. The car
rassh lof Te 9sT wos W natnrss nxe1ast
as our noLle lake enhances these summer days.
Tic parry, made mp of resident gentleman, invited
and the way Superintendent Baldwin has OF doing
these thinge, and 10 those who come after them,
left Min.ne-wn-~a bay, the loveieat Of excursion
excursions On a large sc4:e are planned fof this
ncw-fUuld retrtat-
, 1864-07-28

w ARiETY THEAIE EsA
9 lis and Ut Dea.ecHr et7net.
@. 4. EHkDf1<:K j. Co.. PT021iatols aEG ELaaEsra.
Z. L. FITCH, Acting and it6Et Isla1br.
, 1864-07-28

4 STREET RAILwAr NEEpD.-The residents o
that portion ofthe est Division within few
books OF the South Brunch, are ferrently praying
Tor the laying down OF that horse railway on Clin-
ton street authorized 50 long ago but never COM
1,euced. They think ten cents 10 too much for
ride in a rickety omnibus. We hare heard many
complaints hiely, and have instituted some in
cuinee, hut cannot learn that the West Division
hallway Company intends to begin the work at
}encc, End IN common with the residents OF that
section, VIC hope It ray. toon be Ibid and ope.
rated.
, 1864-07-28

BrEoLAHx.-AhoEt o'clock yesterday morning
burglar wss discovered In boarding house
kept by A. Parsons, at No. ess State street. Mr.
Mills. one of the boarders, first noticed him in his
room. and demanded his busineae, but the man
presenting revolver at the que.tioner quietly
escaped. He took with him watch yalued at
$1O and SIS in money belonging to Ar. Mile, also
large amount OF ieEelry. and 'othtr raluables
which be had previously abstracted from the room
of Niles Fannie Iayl or, another boardef.