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GMu Urunag1ond. !. Common Laso.
S6s. Mccook Va Martin ct al Dismissed.
~ ~ Sherman ct q vs. Flanders ct al: Continued.
3s7. Anes ~ Scars. Same order.
4G1. Hiscock vs. Skee1 Dismissed,
AZ; sleyin ct al Birmingham ct al. Judgment
42G Simmons ct al vs. Sburt,fa Dismissed,
406. u =. A. for use, &C., vs. Davidson ct al. On
heafing-
4le. Gould ct al vs Brass ct al, Reference to
Master.
sio. Blias ct al vs. Field ct al. Dismissed.
i, GIteon ct a vs. EaHdse % Ct 4 Tasag Tins. essan4
ed for creditors to file GLAZING.
$40. Azeraon vs Halveraon ct al. Time to m.
Hwer extended,
$50. Guthman vs Turtle ct al. Same order,
SEQ. Ferguson ~ Fersusou. Order to defendant
TO pay money into Court 10 pay expenses OF euit,
4a5 Rumsey Vs Coventry ct al. Report Of eale
81. Eichenberg vs Forsyth. Admr., SC. Dis
zss., Rptter ct al vs. Pltk1n. Bill taken As con.
feseed.
Il omn7on Lau.
14s1 Chaupln y Wilson. Dismissed.
n1is,s, 1s1s: steeter % - Bunting: Dismissed.
Uthdnat, J.-Con,1on Ld,o.
sl'9 Reaser ss Cutler ct al. Rule to show cause,
1l53: McMuller ct al Us Lloyd. Rule to ple.d ex-
tetded.
1gl9. Thompson ra Boyce. Judgment for plain
11G7. Thomas rs Ll]lfbrldge. Rule discharged.
1c06 Myer vs Supervisors Of Cook County. No.
tion denied.
!oe. Brrne vs. Byrne ct al. Rcinssa.ed.
GIL. Cady ct al VS. Holloway. Judgment for
plaintiff
eco. Nefr ys came. Same order.
l9!8. Eaton vs Eaton ct al. Same order.
G36- noush ct al Va Curtis. Dismissed,
Chdnrt7y
,52a. King va King. Dismissed.
3S1. Moore IS Cook ct al. Rrluatatcd and t.aus-
ferred to Superior Court.
S78. McNab ys Heald ct al. Leave to amend
bill.
4u3. Strauss vs ueIlecher ct al. Cause heard on
bill, Gr.
t8s. Cnrran vs. Curran Decree.
Peoples tase.
59l. People W Hops. (Murder.) Continued.
, 1864-07-15

paEeaGe. The Republican members objected, and
moyed its reference 10 the appropriate committee.
The Mayor, after consu1tadon with Woodman4
Coutsky, and, We believe, Roberts, deelared the
motion ont OF order, and refused to entertain an
aptu al, Wss ever such high handed oatrn.e per-
pefr8ted by blundering, stupid official any.
wheret
= tte Mayor ie not get sati.ted that By approy-
o1t5age, We bee leave to suggest an examination
q hnie ~ Of The special r1les Of the Common
Council L reads as follows:
"HulE IS Every petition or proposition reauIs-
ape 0'fecty Or indirectly IN expenditure Of money
connea1 ea Ieicse 3 y Is y9sed upon b The Common
shall at the next regular neetang OF Ihe Council,
report al the facts within bis knowledee conccrn.
lng II, aId whether there fB money In tie treasury
omeet srch expenditure y
e,sr NHv hsfs o provision. o@ Whist is
charter and the rules by which the Council are gov
eIIco. which expressly 1ufofm the Mayor that the
the action Of the Council on Monday night was IT,
fTefhaal hl alegs!, and. therefore. yoid Il remains
an act be knows to be Illegal, snd which. We ven.
ture to saE the Corporation Counsel, II asked, viii
epphaticallF tell him Is illegal
we tel1 Inc MsyoE that the people are In earnest
ab9ut This matter. They will not allow the outrage
IN TIE Charter to prosecute the Mayor for this il
legal act, which We assume he will perform, they
VIII apply TO the courts for relief. We un-
delstand that afidarits have already
been prepared, recitlng the circumetancea
s1atine the egality Of Its passage, showing fully
the outrageous and lartizan action Of the Mayor,
and praying that his official functions may be sus.
pended, and he punished according to law, We
state wbat xe arc informed L. true. We have
rated as they are at present the late actiou Of
the Common Council.
, 1864-07-15
MuzzllnE Oo.s-Rabfes or HYDRO.
phobin.

1t is customary about this season Of the rear
for the Mayors OF our moet popunus cities to
lpsue their "Ikase" against the liberty and COM
fort Of the canine race-the dogs-but if1here be
any truth In the revelations Of modern science,
the practice of muxzling dogs Is basb.rity which
States should set their faces against. The muzzie
ia very uncertain s1tEard to mau, and the SOURCE
OF great Inconvenience and punishment to the an
imai.
hare satieBed myself beyond the possibility Of
doubt. that there is no necessity for practicIsg
such cruelty as that Of muzzling dogs, IN view OF
epsEdtne aeainst the production or propagation OF
rabies, during the period known as t.dog d.ys,''
nor at any other season Of the year. an awsra
that ia no proof Of its utility. especially when e1
perience and science both condemn It.
The abeu1d notion that Sirius-Dos Star. .1to.
dncipg dfretnl springs OF woes unnumbered to
drive dogs mad Ii now exploded. The no1ou
resulted IRON Misrepresentation OF the Egyptian
hlelogly phc Of the etar, which was supposed to
be dog, or dog g's head. The hierog1yphic mFe-
y taught that the star gave the warning Of flfh
ful watch dog to the Inhabitants Of Egypt, in 1sf
erence to the oyerdowlpg OF the Mic: huI in
Greece and Italy, the oricina import of the ffpre
was lost sight Of. and fancy built on the htFo-
rlyphic thoEe popular fables which continue tchu-
nence civilization, IN this the nineteenth cen11y
Of the Christian En-. Iobtect to muzzltu. 4Dgs
0n view Of preventing hydrophobia,) from THE
simple fact that the disease has Rpontaneou Or
IGN, hence, neither uuzzle nor conInemenfan
dy. but may be considered as exciting e3nsA Of
dIeease. =
For exnmple, dogs hare lungs like ourre,tes;
they v1ta1tze their blood and purify It, just d we
do: lhey want pure air, and unfetteIed mout1 md
nostHls, else how can pure Aiz reach their lungsl
, 1864-07-15

lSrecial Dispatch to the ChtcsRo Tribunal
ST. Louis. 1huraday Evening, July II.
IonAcco-Iower but STEADY. Sales embrace sb
hhds scraps at $sE@7.oo; lugs at ss,oo9l5nO: com.
mon shipping leaf at $15.2s@2t.5ls medium do at
S2ta9s2'oo: good and nne do te7.5c@35. %; common
anu medium nanufacturine do at Is cGas5 90; good
GO a. ss61oSso1o; me do s5s s0oa1ss.oo per 100 Ms.
FLouA-SeGlscted. The only sales reported was
that OF ,e9e bsls double extra private termt.'
GeA1S-Whest. no change. Sales of $50 sscks
eaolce at sss sacks choice. 9L4o: 2as sacks
prime, SsGo@2I0. Corn-sales Of t60 Sac Il choIce
White ar $40, Oats heavy. Sales OF Iss sacks at
sc: 1ol do At 97hc; 10 do at95c J2ls 90 At at1c
20 DO ats RTesales Of 81 eackn at slso; 10 br1s
at sl.25.
WH1tkx-Hesvy. Sales were: s57 brls at sl.7o DC.
gallon.
GRoo1RIEs-Very firm, having been nodded by
the Declining Increment In Gold Coffee is held 81
5.@s6c per pound SUGAR At 2se27c per pound, With
choice st higher nsure Plantation Moassea /. held
at Il lea1 Is pcr gallon.
FoRK-Lees frm, hut nothing done to Indicate the
precise condition OF the Market Sales OF g caskz
city ehou1derB At lie Der nonnc
, 1864-07-15
FROM LAKE supERIoR.
FHUM LAKE SUYER16H,
Loss Of the Side-Vhee1 Steamer Illyuota-
she Rms on Heef and is WRECKED u1
rYo >~e

LFfom the Detroit Free PraeF, 13th.]
The steamer Cleyeland arrived down from Lake 81.
perior last plight about O'clock. STE briggs the re-
port Of the loss Of the favorable tewheel steamer
Illinois, While coming cut OF Eagle River. on Thurs.
day morning fast she ran on reef wner about ail
ne from the pieI. and knocked several holes in heF
EAGLE River is basin Of rocx eome half mile wide
rockv reel borders i ut aea, extending IN COM
isce o1 t6e t. Tater, leavlng but narrow passage
natey missed this ran hard upon the reef
Her sank IN some ei:hseea feet OF water while
fort 70 rescue her but a1l Of avail Thers we're
no steam pumps to 30 to her immediate assistance,
probable that By this time she has been beaten to
Al ent1le wreck ~ .he motion CT tbs way"s. The
trOuRht them to thus clty.
The Hit OILS has long been engaged the Lake Su-
perfor route. she staunch and reliable. nosWth-
standIE b.r aae and has aiways osen extremely pep.
gers to and IRON Lake Superior than any other
steamer during the last seaeon her pleasure
s1one to The noIth ahore being always crowded with
passenger.
, 1864-07-15
CORPORATION PRINTING,
The Proposed IncreaSe-TFlIl the
Mayor Appr0Ve2

It is understood that the Mayor will approve the
resolution adopted by the Common Council at lis
last session. increasing the compensation of the
Corporation Newspaper. It il to1erably well
Known that We are not potseased Of intense 3D.
mirotion for that tunctionary. VT do not believe
that he IL po1ucatIy honest. We account him 4
political hack which asy Jehu can drive,
and around whose ears any Copperhesa
Soachman can crack his whip. He
Eae neither common sense nor abtl-
NY He ia ignorant of the charter as OF the die.
'asiy, and Of parliamentary law and the rules
hn :. .eeonoite arts Of reading and spelling Thht
not plead Ignorance IL the PROVISIONS Of The
fs,v W cate him m extract from the Revised
co1 ensp :: An os1iaonees, pxttions and
Ss.s ~ ~n.nan 70 the Common Council ehail un-
pis,e ooml1ee and only acted oa b. tie ~ asonn.
eomsnittse hsEnr .1e 1meesns, on the report Of the
EoT It ia tsue that Alderman Gon,.s, ,,,,o-
duced thHf resolution OF Ordinance ~ t.
, 1864-07-15

| Muzz1e a do, ,,, ...a. ~,
Meather, and he is sure to become ill-tempered
ac9n,s nu ,ea1stable a.d consequently more apt to
n:s peculiar species aud tempe1anent, he is sus.
Ims1 1efs 1s - o. dogs are well aware that when an an.
application Of he uoz 81 aOy the
e. s9Ia.in, only tends to make the creature mora
n5seia sn %acn more 20 than i The animal were IN
in s th
e., g. sstake9 ior f Thus msny ssus0le aais "a e
%hss 9sl tSe Sra s1sd
sss Or me eoWardly alarm.
VIZ ,1un5 " yeais ago, the French Government, In
nioef: in T. Ihe consequence was, that persons anwti
Chained TX hej. o AL ~, and Others unable 10 do 20,
them ~ 11eF aogs ont Of sight, and also unzzled
veterinary School of ao;1, q t9e H. of the
nrevaia,t ttpes1aoa' hTd1ophobta was " "earnestIy''
p'sa'a,eott ei
elyes iha 1ae Academy OF 4edi dne Turin
tnthe nh.;nn h.;Sulopoob;a.' He attributes to- fact
10 he stats - fnaa aau auzzune OF aninals, and
neeessariV Rent s. sIhaaence s3i n which they are
mad. because than s, ana a. Egypt ney9 run
ft fettcred ee'osS ot nty afs len ftae and IN.
ooes Of consisn,,nan,a aue immunity hau which tde
II IL f16ntesaed t6 6y Bernis chief yensrS
dTahhohia ia ~ ay Of Alrea pc ASSERTS that hy
Proeasor at 4noTt yt'y ya' an[e n Agena NJ Aagne,
eut IN 1hicn uou ~ s9's y ABOUT thu same nledica-
these two yctrjns,v vuT snr me experience or
conflict matter c Win dGes IT, net essentially
Egypt but contens H. easss s 81 hydFophola In
ous. occurring among "Euronesn, vs. dasp spoltane-
port Of tals ss1erttnn SSnns ahhaimals sup
adH
, 1864-07-15

NEW 7oKk, TharRday Evening, July1I.
lands. " ~. A4toa'1Ats up
FlouR-state and wettezn irregular and unsettled
end closf9 very heayy and &c lower; 3lo75aiI 90
9t1s0es21, Is for trade brands. oo''' "Au
Wu1tHY-Hesvy. u. settled and lower 4l,6aa1 n
for state u .69@1.77 for western. "S''S
.b0RAK-Wheat IL irregular, unsettled md drmeY-
e s9e na,Eet e clnstnE heavy and declining, 9<lcs at
fsr DO c3 tae spot; t2t6@s:7o for amber Michigan.
isthef mere steady at sl6l@l6s for new mixed
WsstHe1n ncln1fnE small parcels at @ls5. Oats GrlI
ana eayy At 99c@I % for western. 1e@
. teo3KRIEA-C0ffte dnll at ahotrt nrey1opn n-1sea
zee. f@SS-"<7.' "41o w. uAS AnSana NJ
changed ~ p~.S nv A"toAaahy uH'
WcoL-Qulet and steadv
FROVIS1OS3-Purk In fair demand a rttIs ,,,.n
Nsady end WITHOUT material change :tlo Tor mess,
$420taa31e On the spot for d-rlosfn9 at the fn
side ptce: s4f0 for do ia eight dayss lme finIS for
PRIME and 50 % fnr prime meas: atso. COO br
M and nominal. Lard dull and lower; ls@eoXc-ths .
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Rf1 .Dacket Bitters.

~, 1hese bltters are prepared n pure Bourbon Wbt.
~ Hoin q combination of over twenty dIfarsnt
Q! ioott hark4 and he:bs. which act Ia perfect
ro9fssl one With the other, prepared ffom Tia or,e
Fa' r. give By the great cEief lied Jscket 10
~; VINO used them successfully to his nrar
ues lc5 Msny yesrs. aud BY their use ganrd - Yest
sropuH5ty "a the treat uent nd cure cf Dysoens,s
,sausEns. Fever and AEue. aud all diseases srjsny
tsou tnTpld l!vef and Indigestion. Persona snEert11
1m eitHsr u loashs orue dse&tea viii nd sn.s
SuLs oy ne use Of these Dfttess which are perfactS
enlt and !fee iron all these drugs aud potsons nan
any nut op n such preparations and psinaa nff nn
an oetnspectnE public. a single trial viii cnn rinra
tne Mott septacal that in tho RED JACK Er thers
Vlf1ue which DO other Blttera po.sess, sAeAo
They strengthen and invigorate the nvst.m.
Troy ere unequaled for general debility.
They are sure cure for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
Thsy asaist digestion.
Trey are the best st1mulant In existenea.
They are preventive of Fever and Acne.
They relieve constipation.
They cuxe nervous headache,
They are perfectly pure and palatAbIe.
The Red Jacket BisterB sold in uuart bottles by
q! atnRg'et1 and dtat"ra throughput the country
Call ior hed Jacket aud take no other
Cncoiafa 10 the trade tuppEed on application to
BENNETT PETERS & co..
, 1864-07-15

The public may not Be aware that We bRye ln
our own city at The present time two daily union
prayer meetings, One ts hslo In the Second Pres.
byter1an church IN the morning, commencing at 3
o'clock. and lasting f0rty.dve minutes; this meet
ing hae been held for the last few months With
great interest. The other Is held In the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, at Il n
for seven years. Strange to say, they have hid
more interest In this meeting during the past few
weeks than ever; although 1t has been very hot,
and ladies from all parts Of the city. One reason
this meeting 30 Interesting Ia because the deli
gates Of the Christian Commission, on their H.
turn from the army, report the work that is gotn,
Commission are sending delegates to Grants army
every week: alsqto Sherman's. Yesterday theess
OF these delegates were in the noon meeting, and
1t made the meeting one Of great interest.
, 1864-07-15

NORTHWESTERN PHOTOGRAPHIC Arr Soc1ETY.-
The society OF Photographic artists established In
this clty nbout year ago, is, we understand, ma
king an effort to recuperate it=elf, and with that
view meeting will be held in Paslor No. Of the
fremont House this evening at X o'clock: Tbs
eeens to be prospect that the gathering will give
new impetus to the general interests Of the pro-
feseion. and be productive Of further improvements
art which the Society is intended to advance.
, 1864-07-15

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago T1ibu1e.I
CIScI8Nl1I. ThussdAy, July II, .8si.
FLoph-superhre Is offered 1t t9.oo aud good exua
It ts.25 ra.hes freely.
WnisKT-SAles OF 40 brls ut SlsD.
CRAIH-"heat quite dull 1T 500 for prime red Ky.
white sold At t21o. Corn dull at 81 Is for car aad
x6G1 II for she:led. OAtA-3alee Of 500 bu at B1c
G.ocxH1Ks-Cnchsnzea. Sugar Is quoted II ia
xic. cctTse Sc. Molssses Sl.lsta1.lS.
PHov1sIoSs-No demand or sA1es, and prices no nl
nal
, 1864-07-15
Buffalo Market.

BUFFALO, Thursday Evening. july IA.
FLoug-Du11 snd dropping
GnA1x-Wheat dull and 1rooptpg-Ne Chicago
spring at AIS: amber Michigan Of 81 IS; Wiscnsin
club, per sample. at 4220- CLOSING ibartlve, Corn
active and held At aaa90c,
WHIsKY-Sa1ss at $i.t9:
CANAL FnzlaHTs- Dul. To New York: Wheat
1Se corn 1tc; oats 1tc,
Ian MroSTe-Fionr. 1o.7se hrls: wheat, so,si7
CAN.LExfoRTs-Flour, 1887 brts; wheat. o. $50 bu
corn, 81 80 bu oats, tA7 bu RYE, {, 10 ttt.
, 1864-07-15
DI II d,

In this city, on tt 18th list, r II. P. AD9LL aged
&years.
in this city July 18TH at the residence Of Daniel 4.
Jones. HARRIS HALL tnfAtt sch or Frcnk o. and
Isabeils G. alien. of Hartford. Conn
Funeral ssrv,ces TO oag F1idsy, at o'elcck, 4.
Frteuds cl the family a. e Invited to attend.
- Hartford papers pies Sc copy.
, 1864-07-15
NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET.
[Dy Special DIspa:ch.]

The Dry Goods msrke. Is At present at stand sal
the raneky condition Of the produce, go1d and other
markets somewhat influencing 1t. Burlaps, have I'D.
vanced to acc: SpragueB Prints to SIC; spra9ue's
Prints do. SS4; Pocumtuck Bleached sheetin9s SIC;
Clah3n holds Coats Thrcsd at 81 IS: W1Inmantic,
II So -
, 1864-07-15
H.C. WICKER, GENT Freight Ag't.
Chicago, June u, 1851. wv

n, D1soar91oS ss5a OF ERstaHT AyD 1MAnks-A. Il.
!; ta M9idnnS: grI9a stons; D. Lewis: b7sfsl H. \,
!an mill \. Jones, boz a. a: Smith. E q; ma:
Shine1y, t3lj Z. Z. Taylor. barrel; J.. Qaimby, 8
stones, grain arm; grain am =. seday, eoI.
r., aesk; ~: GssE. keEi ], Bedecovl. scales.
corn planter, empty box, osrrels 8. u Dral,
efg9M 'q9a,s corn press naMey c.; eofn planter
Alare6 Ala CO. circular saw, seea wtad Sll:; =. L.
hhnncef pes masbi,. drss y. Canoyer,2 TRIALS.
e.,'l!bEsfy r. Dewey, bo1 br. Lathrop. bit-
iLaxIsnes. iSoI a.: g.. BOZ t: FaiisF, easS
spG gspss marble BE , \; FaFgh,ts pes marble LeT!s
Pease, = 8 assns ". George; cases marble. /:
s@iii, box l. 4. AeeDf. boz t. 4. spspiaiar' II
coal eSreeEs; .ohn Moore. smut machine. cnltiva-
-bss hlEe !" z; Bliekett. boI "bse hive" Y: Cole
mark. ~
= AH5so-oa i account Ct The freight department u. c.
y. Z. and Ephraim CobbeFn. Chtcaeo;" also. four
bGxss no ma5k. VIII. a. BUTTERS & CO.,
1tryf.kSQFSf 1tETF 4thD Auct{nueeFH
, 1864-07-15

INFORMATION WASTED.-T.K Z. Hobbs, Just dead
at Nashville. Friends OF the deceased please COM
municate Immediately with A. F, Murray 1853
Partner, 2. Q. Box.
, 1864-07-15

OswIdo, n. r, Thursday Evening, July II.
FIouR--U1changed sales at sl2.to912.so for No
spring; Si2 for red wins.r: $3.oG@1s.50 fer
white: 612. 50al4.25 tor dDnble extra.
nGHA4S-Wheat unsettled. Winter red Indiana,
81 45t No Milwaukee c1ub. 81 S.; ambar Iowa on D
It. Con lower bur without s.les no Illinois heid
Ct $t.s0. Oats held at 2sc for Westezn and state.
Other gra1rs scnrte
,,ccAS ,cASaL Fak!snIa-E1o1s s7esoc. wheat 1sc. corn
, 1864-07-15

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
"a General Auctioneers ~, 4s d IS Dearborn st.
slLVERPLATED WARE AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY, Jnlg 18th, at 9k O'Clock, ve win sell
81 our saleErooms. splendid assortment OF parlor
s1lts n green rep and hae cloth tab1es
eo wita e9os 20 csee. slasecaFds With mareetop and
wn,4nt and chestoas cham. suits d1esang bureaus
washttands oedstcacs, Office tesks, rosewood library
s'LVEK-PLATED .WARE-s1ae castors. cake bas-
te'e. cal BELLS ise pitche1a uIns. tea eetfs, coes
let's. mues. knives. forks, spoons. &C., DC. Also.
lne Of Ivory table cutlery. Those
Wishing good goods will find It to their Interest to
attend this sale. GILBERT 4 SAMPSON.
1ylc.n11B6t Auctinnecru
, 1864-07-15

FmEs.-Yettezday afternoon spark Of lighted
match FILLING into vessel continuing bendne, at
the Oh WORKS Of Lewis and Page On South Water
street, fgnited the tnnaumable material, promising
TO lay the foundation OF most disastrous copas.
Elatfon. The steamer Frank Sherman speedily
arrived on the spot, und extinguIshed the flames
before auy material daDage hsd heen done,
About tour o'clock III the afternoon q fire broke
out In boarding houFe on State street, near
Hubbard Court, but being early discovered. was
exttnguishcd by q hose attached to IRE plug.
, 1864-07-15

Dfarrhoea and Flux.-Dr. Stricklsnd's
AttlG Cholera Mixture is the only remedy we know
u which Will eitectualy cure bad case Of chronic
and acute diarrhGa and dysentery. Soldiers, DO
not be without this valuable medicine, You NAV
depend on It In the worst case. For sale by dino.
gitts and Il. scosi', wholesale asent. IS Randolph
, 1864-07-15
Commercial POSTSCRIPT.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

- --------.--- THURSDAY Evening. July H.
There "a very little change In the Dry Goods mat
ette.day. standard Brown Shee,trgs have declined
y cent and are quoted ut e7k; Coass' spool cotton
h*a :ecl1ne! cents, and Is quoted to-day at $780,
Trade Is very good
, 1864-07-15
REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING.
Reception Of /. n. Arnsld By Hts Constituent!
Addresses BY Messrs. C. G. Hammond,
Arnold, v. Bros', I, J, Turner,
and +. p. Ferry,

The reception of Hon. Isaac n. Arnold at Metro
polltan Hall. last night, was an imposing ono. The
Hall was lareely filed, and the utmost en,hu.
slaem prevailed
The meeting WAS organized BY the choice OF the
following officers:
.Fsxstdsat- Colonel C. G. Hammond,
ftcE E.HestdeAks-6Amue1 Hoard F, W. Gntee
IA. Tyrre1l Geo. G: Bates, 3. 4 S,orrs, EiEott
Hon. &: S: W,l.ans. hon. J. s. Rnm.eTr ~ E Tfes5' M
BAXTER, 7. n Avery, A. Wright, Hon. Van n ui9. u
b1 81 fso ssnes 1snf ~ " Le.yitt Kooert cs1E
Tepz. !. Dagey:, George F1eischmano. coi 81 iese
G;aS.,,a GG;ses, : rH%sttmsn % Francis pas de- Loap, J. G.
Ginoeif. :. rrai1mnn, Frederick Letz. John Rsher
George Mue eller, pr. J. r Lynn, John sears. , an,
Enstns .1 AeH M 6. n: Holden, Merrill Ladd. John F.
Beatne. Y. q. Reynolds, Hon. r A Hoffman, Eli
6atee, Edmund Juessen, Iver Lawson. Phjifn
Snte1amueller, Henry Etb, ". ". Airport. ". z.
~ ;Sfe1ttart<s-A. Shurnan, L. Il. Davis, s. C.
, 1864-07-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

DO You Want a hoy 2-The Young Mems
Christian Association hare in charge several good
boys, u different ages, who are needy and want
places to work; Apply at the Law Ollce Of Fsank
D. Ca1ley, 56 Dearborn street.
, 1864-07-15

demand, and a constantly increasing application
by the Indies OF Chicago at the Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine Roomsfaor fue stitching OF every
Kind to be done upon the Wheeler s Wilson Ma
Company's Sales Roome, 1o6 Lake streat. 10 re-
l1eve and execute such orders hereafter quickly and
neatly. iYf6.n0l3t
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ILLINOIS AND nl1CHIGAN CANAL.
Especial pspstch to the Chicago rrtouns;7

Especial Mspstch to the Chicago Trtnune,l
RaI9Ra1rok1. 91. Thursday, July 14-1P.1.
.AaH1I1n..Keto'ate, Athens. 81 yds rnbhle stone:
sion etrne: g. Gale, Athens, 50 yds ruhble stons
Oak Leaf. Joliet, 500 bn corr. N0 1Ao0A" 0'91o
. Hh1paKPoeT. July tf-9P.M
Re;clate, d.; Adva1ee, do: II. Hamiin. Ottawa !:
Norris Excei:or ksnEskes FeeasT Gnns, 5amsss IT,
GM1a1iet M Rupags & z 900 4 nmber. 5oo la.h: Mspis
It1afs sen1!; nsia eats Doiphin. Ottawa, 19i Il
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PbiJ0Metnta3n nfnrtret.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday Evening, JplT Il.
ELouE-9n1et. Extra tine tli.5ea12! o.
GNAIh-Whest active. Red $kHj: whIta x.1i
GoEn quiet. Yellow sl.7o. Oats advanced. Sales
TRov1sIo1s-Qnie Mess pork 45oo9a6oB.
&8l9ec: free s3t@f1.tQ.
Wu1skY-QnsetNe1 at u. .i5a2
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(epsctal Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuae.l
MILWAUKEE, ThursdEy Evening, July II.
G0AIS-The Wheat market declined etter Change
to a216 fer No sprcs. and rncd s.ea1y this ereang
at y 17a2;h for same quality Sales siace Change
s2ntbus
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IL per Ac1e-f.oIn Chicago 50 miles, dt PCT * miles !;
lM acres SIS per scFs-f1cm Chicago % milea from
tepot mile 27s acre TO per aeTe-f,on Ch.caEo
IS miles, dt pot IL ileA 100 acses: price Us PEI
acye-trom Chicago II miles. depot X miles: 16o
aei es SIS per Cnicag 10 niles tepot thsee
dapot - miitS: III acTsao1roM caicsa5 Il niles:
dtpot lk miles. E.H. CUMMINGS, ls2 Cl.sk street.
, 1864-07-15

a sEvEEE Klss.-James Hnsaey was yesterday
comp aimed CT BY his wife-an usly looking feui-
nine-for being drunk and dlsordsrly. The test,.
mony elected quite different state of facts than
that sci forth In the complaint. johanna Uusaey
IT. a well known character, and has figured ex,cn.
; ssvey IN The police RECORDS Of the city. day Of
.M1 ago shs got into fight with her husband, and
IStnef eol the worst Of IT, Alter the dithculty had
abated. she approached her Injured lord and nut mt
hes nfme around bis neck as she esid to E1et Elm
e nnocentiy turned his sRce up to hers 10 receive
tne toEen Of reconciliation, when she euddent r
opened her ugly mouth and seized him bT the no.e
Elth hef teeth, and bit large portion Of that Or
en- eq1ssy e she then san and exhibited
Auer taI Investigation the husband was dis.
charged and johanna wns then put on trial for the
seventy Of her 6sslng; sbe was lined S40 and
, 1864-07-15

An EsrHEcTEn Rksr17.-Yesterdaym morning
ArT Chandler. who kceps an aseiguation house at
No. 1s5 Dearborn ateeet, made complaint against
TWO young girls who had been boarding with her,
TOT larceny. 1t seems she had 1osned them few
visit TO Mllwnnlce, carrying it with them. Yes
tetday They returned and went to he. house, when
enc ammediatelv started for the Police Station and
sWote ont warrant for their arrest They were
tried and Of cou-te discharged, but the complain
tng witness vas hned $50 and costE for keepIng 4
house OF l,iame. The result was hardly Whist
she expected. and the declares she VIII never m
TO the Police Court again ior justiee,