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FRIDAY, HAT 17, Ittt
lEE CITY.
Tmm Cow Tekp Hku>.—The eow thief, Pe
ter Bsrlbis, arrested by P. E. Miller on Thurs
day night, has hesn held in SSOO bail.
APmLmmui. Coaoossxox Hoes*.—We
waH attention to the card of George B. Her
flbot, and confidently recommend him as well
united and located to server Western con
signors. HU list of references declares no
less.
Ax Hoaxer Lid.—A boy named Fred, fiteb
htns, at an early hour yesterday morning
picked np In the street a wallet, .containing,
among other valuable papers, a draft for sll6
J. M- Adeit. It was found to belong to
Meant. Adams & Miller, a Randolph street
£na, and restored to them. They handsomely
•awarded the lad.
Ukxtxd States Cocnx.— A retire has been
•rdered in the Circuit Court of the United:
States for this District far a Petit Jury, return
able <m Tuesday next, the 21st lust; at which
time the regular can of the trial docket for
the January term will commence, and be con
tinued until oil the causes In which the parties
may be ready and anxious for trial, shall bs
-disposed of.
Fon tsk Chicago Light Abtillxbt at
Caibo.— Major E. W. Hadley will leave for
Cairo this evening as special messenger with
private supplies and stores for the boys at
that esmn. All parcels lelt at No. 80 State
street, before 5 o’clock r. x, win be delivered
Awe of charge.
N. B.—All packages should be securely fast
ened and plainly marked. Mr. Keith will
hably accompany Hsj. Hadley.
Kslusceolt AcciDrarr.—Ws learn that on
Wednesday evening a man named Patrick No*
Un was ran over and instantly killed by the
Fulton train going west. He was atrack
at the Intersection of Klude and
streets, end his body, mangled In a shocking
manner, was dragged to Ada street, on entire
block. The deceased lived at the corner of
Elizabeth and Klnzie streets, a cabinet maker
by trade, forty-five years cf age, and leaves a
wife, but no
Tbs Chicago Light Abtilibbt.— <Sapt. C.
T. Bradley has purchased and sent to the Chi
sago Light Artillery, Company A, Capt, Ja*.
Smith, a car load of potatoes.
M*j. E. W. Hadley, and M. L. Eeq.,
laaee to-night, uannonneed eJsirhere, u epee
lal meMengen haring in charge a goodly ai
•cetment of camp comfort* for the boys.
A splendid office™ tent of the French Crime
»B pattern, hae made at the loft of Geo.
T. Foeter, E!o_., purehaaed by anhacrlpUon
IbrCipt Stnith. It 1* to be let np on (he
like Shore at the foot of Washington street
at to-day.
Onr Comsey Lint.
The readers of the T&zbdsb win find an ad
vantage in the carefully made up Information
In the Monetary column of thin issue. It will
he seen that these classes are made to com
prise all the Illinois banks in circulation.
These are, those based respectively on. North
era stocks, on Southern State stocks, and on
mixed stock*. The amount of circulation of
each of these bank* Is given, with the "latest
•tock quotation* of each £aa» of »tock*.
Holder, of currency e»i the compere end
ucertahx present v-ine* for themfielre*.
Acctlnc 4TRallvoftd Itt«n on tbe Otr*
relief.
A large snd Important meeting of our nil.
toad men, representing leading lines, was held
in one of the Tremont House parlors last even*
ing. It was made up of representatives of the
following leading lines;
. c *»- K. B —H. Osborn, President; W. ».
M rlTWest: J K.Douglas.Attorney.
m** C- « N. Bice, Superintendent • H. TL
Sargent, General Agent, ' *
a- L SykM, President.
II “Kv
5* ® —C. G. Hammond; Snnerlnten
*•«; AdjobT. Bale, Trcasnrcr
®** **• C.« A. B. B.—James Bobb, Beceirer.
Tbe meeting was organizad by appointing
CoL C. G. Hammond as President, and G. L.
Sonbp u Secretary. The following gentlemen
%ere constituted a committee to report on the
coirenty question: Mc, Era . Hobb, Ogden,
Osborne, Williams and tt*ii
The report of the CammHtee la to classify
the currency, Vhlch is under discussion, and
will meet to-morrow afternoon.
All North, 95.
Tennessee, Kentucky and N. Carolina, 6a
Northern and Southern, mi-rad 71,
Missouri and Virginia, 40.
The aboTe is under discussion.
Bow iStsiiDi Received a
Meonidss Muggins, -whilom Produce and
Commission, until by stress of finances driven
Sato retirement from the gay world oiLiChange,
Jme quietly pursued the even tenor of his
way on alow key. It had been the sole re
joy of his existence, when his modest
tin sign came down from its position on his
former office, that he “had expectations. 7 *
There were two sides to the Muggins failure,
two columns to that page In his and Time’s
Wger. He was proud to remember it, and
cherished it es the Newtown pippin of his eye,
(a pretty change, wi fancy, on a hackneyed
expression.)
Among his assets was one solq and only
item that figured as Bills Receivable. It was a
moderate sum due from the defunct house of
Hawkeseye, Bulterwoith & Co., shortage on a
caigo of beans, the modest figure of |ISG, *
mere flea bits to the national debt of England.
It was small, but it was nuts lor Muggins and
he set a store ty it.
How convenient it was for Huggins on di
▼ers times of pressing interviews with holders
of his own obligations, to refer to his “ expect
ations from a certain source that he felt was
Ultimately good. Ha had been wronged by
the delay, and ao had those whose interests he
would guard even more carefully than his
own. When those he had trusted (pstheti
cally spoken) acted honorably by him and he
believed them ultimately good, no one need
watt for a penny due them by
Muggins.”
This appeal never feUed, sad Muggins would
go on his way, leaving his creditor* with an air
of a Chr stian martyr on a short furlough in
a Canada grey suit How many times this
msat little thing came to Muggins 1 relief It
was hit dear gaaelle, the lest rose of summer,
right bower, or little ewe lamb, a variety of
figures we leave the reader to eeleet f«wn,
Leaves hare theli time to fall, and the even
log of the same day that saw Muggins cheer
ful over his chocolate, shadowed hit* tearfully
to bis tea. That day waa yesterday, and Mug
gins came into our office hart-broken t
night to give ns the details. Why, he bade pr
ask it, was it neoessarythat the besom of rain
sod short broom of destruction
■weep across “his expectations?” “Mug
gins,” said we, «it ia the fete of man." When
he bed recovered hia coherence, and taken his
hat out of a pile of prepared copy, and his feet
from the table on which we were writing, and
had gone through the formula of —if he
“ wasn’t interrupting ui in somethingcheer
ful but rare signs always welcome In the sanc
tum, he told us how he had been getting on
prosperously in a quirt way, until he received
a sodden Cheek.
w « grew ietereeted, notwtthrtendiig the
prlnteia were waiting for copy. Here la how
it waa. The check waa for the ftall amemntof
the Old Hiwkeaeje Bntterworth A Co., claim.
It atrnck Mngglna from a clear iky, and wa
mey add, lauded In a clear pocket By that
token he waa happy. ,t waa something to
hare a check lor *l5O. Hoggin, (a, ltitß4
so taa Indeed found it. He waa inclined for
some boors to cnUrtalo a Urelj Idea of old
Hawfceseyela pore generoelly la remembering
the shortage in the beam, lookad-opon.lt aa a
aUlenlal symptom and so spoke of 1U He
Bade hla way to Bnrnemflat A Bibbleanm’e
eonnter at once, and pneented the check. It.
was cashed on the Imtmt, the cashier lifting.
the hllla with a pair ot fire tonga. Knggina fur
ther noticed tha young man had on slugs pair
•r bnekilda mittens, which he kept eonalantly
wat by awing them In a pan of water at hi*
elbow. Moggliiseaked the yoath the Beam
ing ef these lormldable prapenUona bat re
eatred no answer.
Hngflsf etsflbd tlie btSs Into his pedket
•adeeaieoetspon the street »»ew men. fie
bed money £a his purse. Gtorioas oldHawkea
eye: splendid beans, he reeolred to
them a favorite dish hereafter. Avrajhawsni
to bis landlady, the relict of thdaU Bruiby.
He had AotUtod, good fellow, Oat Msee hia
seaond month’s board bGI had been pest due.
•nsaußer piece of lew sugary pi e had tome
down te his end of the UUs. He hai <a
eereal oeemlona eaugfat himself sroldlnrn
glanee ot the oU lady’s eye. Sho diTJot
apeak of U, tet Mogglu £& that her
sad As pcrccptihle en his aßetunt:
Irfl t InufiTfs TmnditaiabU.
sad Us new-foundwealth bust like
sunlight ItttO ths Bruxby an apartment
mildly flavored with the cabbage and whits
'fish of alnng line of dinnsrspsst. Heasked
for his bin, and this he did with on air. The '
relict of Bruxby exercised alacrity in produo-
IngaoUp of paper from, hla pocket, which be
feels confident be would bare found under hi*
plate at dinner. He proudly displayed bis roil
of bills, and was astounded to see the widow
go off into strong hysterics. After burning a
portion of a feather duster under her nostrils,
the Injured Bruxby so far reeeverd as to ejacu
late: “Oh, Hr. Muggins,how could you go
for to Insult a lone widow like me With—Oh,
Lord! currency V*
Muggins seized his hat, put the bills Into
it, and, with a burnt sensation ou the top of
his head, fled up street. We cannot go into
tiie detail of bis other adventures. He had
hair breadth escapes innumerable. His boot
maker ordered him from bis premises. Skim
plus, the tailor, with Muggins’s account, a
two year old, defied him to leave any of the
stuff there. Curricle & Co. set the big stable
dog on him when he modestly sought to settle
their long livery bill with currency. One note
ot execration followed Muggins about town.
He grew careless with the mouey, and let the
ends of the bills hang out from an outside
pocket, and so pressed into a suspicious
crowd ou the street eomer. No one stole from
Muggins, though Muggins thinks he detected
a sympathising expression on the countenance
of a with a red nose and a seedy coat, but
It was only for an instant—the next moment
the wretch leered wickedly at Muggins aud
ios Ms finger*.
* Muggins is miserable, as we have shown.
He will probably enlist, and carry with him
his currency secured by Southern stocks, for
home edUeetion, It is, probably, the best thing
he can do.
A Statement jfrom the War nniDM
OomnluMi
Editor* of the Tribune:
Inasmuch as a correct list of the contribu
tions made by the citizens of Chicago' to aid
in eanylng on the war and to support the
families of those who have so nobly come or
ward to sustain the government, has never ap
peared In any journal, end as your paper has
taken a prominent part in giving information
On this subject, the Finance Committee, at the
suggestion of several prominent citizens '^ aTe
concluded that a complete alph“b»*’ jCa j 0 f
Subscriptions, paid and Us^' l( j > ought to be
Jiublished that the may form a
uet estimate ofth'means placed in the hands
of the its adequacy to meet
the
aid ©nr hands, as well as to furnish solicit
ors for subscriptions the means of knowing
who have and who fakye not subscribed, so
that they may know upon whom to call in fu
ture exigencies. When car citizens reflect
that the State law, organizing ths ten regi
ments now In camp, has not made any pro
vision for unifbnnlng or clothing the soldiers,
and that the compensation for services Is only
at the mere pittance of eleven dollars per
month, oat of which they mast support their
families, uniform and clothe themselves while
they are drilling and preparing for efficient
service In the army, they will see at once that
the people of Chicago must come to their aid
promptly and largely if they expect to render
the condition of onr patriotic soldiers and
their families at all comfortable.
Of the ten regiments called for by the State,
one is composed almost wholly 01 men from
Chicago, a large portion of whom, at the in
stance of the Governor, -proceeded to Cairo
nearly a month since, and took possession of
that Important point most opnortunfely. This
gallant achievement was accomplished when
the State Was destitute of any military organ?
Ization, without arms of any kind, without
inanitions of war, without camp cquipmeits,
or any provisions to render their condition
comfortable, by the patriotic young men of
Chicago who were fitted out almost at a days
notice by the generous contributions and ac
tive energies of our citizens. To Chicago
alone is due the credit and honor
Of this stxatagetic movement, now ac
knowledgedj by the National Government to
be one oi the most important steps that could
have been taken to secure a successful prose
cution of the present war.
. The men from Chicago who Were first in the
Hell—whose hardships have been the greatest,
and who, it would be supposed, shoSd have
been the first mustered into the United States
service, were rejected in the formation of the
Six regiments, and are now, after having spent
an entire month in active duty, almost desti
tute of clothing, their ci'.izen’a dress having
been worn ont in the hardships they have en
dured at Cairo and vicinity. The committee
have determined that such of the Chicago sol
diers as have not been mustered into the Uni
ted States army, shall be uniformed from the
funds contributed by our citizens for war pur
poses ; and they felt this to be a duty impera
tive upon them in consequence of the neglect
°f the State Legislature to make necessary
provisions for them. Tuis determination will
render It necessary that considerable increase
sLoald be made to the contributions already"
g ven for war. expenses; and when we say
that Chicago is behind many other cities in
contributions of meu and money, in propor
tion to her population at least, we feel confi
dent that she will yet sustain her established
reputation for generosity, as she has hereto
fore to nobly responded to the calls that have
been made upon her.
It will be seen that the entire amount of
subscriptions for war purposes and support of
families, la SSC 466.12-of this sum $25,91712
has been pud into the hands of the Commit
tee, leaving uncollected the sum of $10.440,.
The amount specially subscribed for f*zn-ly
support Is $2,950, which has been donated in
Buoy instances by gentlemen who have con
tributed liberally to the general fund also.
■ There has been disbursed, to artn, equip and
support the men sent to Cairo, before they
were mustered into this United States ser
vice, for the Quarter Master’s Department,
$19,407.83, and lor the Commissary Department
for Cairo, $157.84 All or most ol wbatwe ex
panded will be refunded to us by the State.
There has been expended thus far to aid
companies while procuring enlistments, and
for music, sustenance of soldiers, expenses of
the meeting at National Hall, telegraphing
and other Incidental expenses, the sum of $4,-
178 55, and the farther sum of $740 50 for ths
sppport of families, making a total expendi
ture of $24,490.22. The committee contracted
for 550 uniforms at an early diy, designed
for Capt. Smith’s Artillery, for two com
panies Chicago Zouaves, and for Capt. Har
ding’s Company, whch have been delayed
longer than was expected, in consequence of
the impossibility of procuring materials as
soon as anticipated; these are now expected
dally. They al*o contracted fer 1,100 shirts,
which have arrived and a part ot them de
livered. They have contracted for uniforms,
in addition to the 550, enough to supply all
the companies from Chicago in CoL Scott’s
Regiment. These uniforms are all unpaid for,
and will cost probably about SIO,OOO.
In addition to what has been 'done by the
comuuttee, it is understood that individuals
have raised enough to uniform Capt. Wads
worth’s company at Camp Dement, ana that.
about $1,500 have been given to equip a com
pany of light artillery, in addition to which
4 very considerable amount has been raised to
ala the Irish Brigade, as well as the outlay
for the Sturgcs Rifles, which will swell the
contributions of Chicago to nearly $50,000.
It will be seen that the committee will require
more funds to pay for the uniforms, and it is
therefore desirable that unpaid subscriptions
should immediately be handed in at the com
mittee’s office on 1a Salie street, or to P. L.
Toe, E?q ,at the office of the Hide and Leather
Co., No. SO Lake street It is possible, and
very probable, that some mistakes may be
found in the statement given, or that some of
the subscriptions may not be acknowledged,
if so they will be corrected when known.
K*n6.lM“’ LHOA “ 1
*M Ctonun Bcmit. BlSia.
At a meeting of the officers ana members of
the Chicago German Reserve Rifle Regiment,
£. Trussing, Esq:, offered the following reso
lutions, which were unanimously adopted:
JRetoirtd, That the patriotism of Mr. McVlcker,
in offering the free me of his theatre for the repre
sea atlon or a pity for the benefit of the above
named raiment, affords an example worthy of
IndiaUon by all who desire to aid in a good cause,
and that we feel it incumbent on as to recommend
to the German public the theatre of Mr. McVlcker
_ _ • JO. KaoßxusoaxT, Commander '
C. Surs r Treasurer. ;
Noticb.—The ladies of Graee Church axe all
requested to meet at the residence of Mrs, B.
F. Haddock, 223 Michigan to-morrow
at 8 P. M., to complete plans fbr relieving our
Chicago volunteers in camp.
- “MBB.H. P. HADDbot
Mbs. J. M. Loomis,
Mbs. /. E. Bowes,
May 10,1« L - -
AtteatUn, MUlltry Hen.
Militiaman's Manual of Instruction.'
" postage S8 cents. The Yoasc Re-
Thisia the title of a most useful
f IK book to all jtnv military men; mice
00, postage US cents. ’-Cilewortb* Zouave Drill.
(I.DO, postage 16 cents. Mejor Robert Ander
son’* ArtiUesT, (1.-60, postage 10 cents. Scott'r
Tactics, ft 60, postage S7 cents. Hardee's Tac
tic*. |l 50, postage trcenta. Actlte Service Book.
Si 80. postage 18 cents. Carnlcy Tactics, army
Befnk*iona.Sßd«tiy othethook on the science of
war. etrbe lowest price, fee be bad at SHER
LOCK’S BOOKSTORE, No. 11S Dearborn street.
myl7-6t*
ittehiicn, Btias*
. u » TbeKatlonal Bines wiildrttWo-nlgbt (FridajJ.
mat ihelr sundry in Lind’s block. Market street.
m Drill eMstoenwegrt a o'rtecV.
: . ukxbt Tuxjcsb, Drill Mastor. .
HMr te Bo a Soldier.
UH ’Study"Col. ntwoVth’B Zouave Drill—c-
JQrjbook of great vaiae to the young recruit.
SBS Sentijy man on receipt of sl'oo, and six
sent* portage, from the MtUTARTBOOK STORK
■of P. JT. bHJS BLOCK, Ko. US {>earbom street,
irbere eveiy Military Book oaa be bad at the low
rtt'prk*. . . ’ ■ ®aylMtt“
■ %W WDd Oierry Tonic Bitters, avalnrt>leT«m*
edy for debility, indlg6*tlsii,and dyspepsia. Made
only by Sargent, Dragglst, cor, BaSaftolpb and
State. ■-
CV*iAwsau*d'Mennlgta & Werve Teal©. A
6wt*jatotfofmMpinnH«m
““*• seats. Br=fi. - Sargent,
ooam State and Ageut for DlinoK .
Paoroeaarßc ALBms-Jnst } at Fai-'
•ettiCook’a. fiiKatop lotot QoM Framm.
. _ ail«t ’
■® ri to ,Pa^*Oesk>ana.
gatjoarCard arain adtaaea
ot all.otkcjeln.tyla, bjU«
***■}
. BuEjfiw*s OBXBniCTpytavoxnm' Imion.
These pure and reliable flavors of every kind, the
best ia use, for sale byS. H. 6argent, Randolph
and State street.
0T These persons desirous of buying Cabinet
Furniture, would do well to loek in at 169 Ran
dolph street, where they will find In great variety
the latest styles, the richest setts most desirable
patterns In Rosewood and Mahogany Fornltere to
be found In the West, made of the best material
and finished to please the tastes of all the stock;
b entirely new, and selling at vary low prices for
cash only. tuaytaw.
Bff"Cook A IfnLalo, 66 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing gent's
garments less than any other bouse in the etty.
•*
IST 111 should not fall to re-A the advertisement
Of Prof. Wood in to-days paper. mh-ly
tSf“ If you wish for bushy whiskers or' a:fasci
nating mustache, send for a box of Belling
ham's Stimulating Onguent It is warranted
to bring them out in from three to six weeks.
Sent on receipt of pries, and postage, sl.lß, to any
address, by J. H. Johnson, TO State street, Chica
go, 11L tnhQfl ftm
married.
At the residence of the b-lde’s father. la Fern. HI,
the-isth last, byte Eev. C. F. Martin. CH&B.
COBVBLL of Chicago, and Miss MAST B. EuIiRILL
ot Peru,
DIED.
la this city on the itth Inst, W, D. HOLT, agsdtt
years.
Members of the Mendelssohn Society, and friends of
the deceased, are reaueried to attend the icn-ral ter.
vl-es at vbe lit Presbyterian Church, this (Frida;)
evening at so’clock.
saianteb.
\\T ANTED—A Situation wanted
V T by & young man of liberal education and
business erperle’see la a stern. school or coasting
room Wo .ld take the pla-e of a volaot cr. or one
wishing loleavetsaclty f r af*>r ninths and with
draw *h*n dealrel Address 6TOERS. care
Chicago Tripace. my oxlv
W^-ANTS'D —By a gentleman and
TV wife, a salt of unfarnlshe* r otb. wit* hoard,
la a private faml y #uer-! there a.-a le» ox no boarder'
located within tea miant**’ w*lk of Pvtt fi d
dress urawer 69&5 Post Office. myloiSt
TVTANTEI) —A situation as Boot
T T Kasper, Ha*e had el»! t ye&ra
five years in on*. hr.uae. n 111 give
far. nea* to moral character ' -ndonbt-dcit re
oadwiUe'-Ba'>~ • eJslneaa quallftcallona
excep*a modcia »' . -**« ujontii oc and wifi
a month's iri-’ _,„ afcl * r s , s bus if Ido not please after
P, «t njn- will uz no pay. Addrtis Box 9389
■ice, Chicago. mylix.t
WANTED —A Situation in a
J>ru* Store by a young rasa who ha* some
knowledge of the business. Soeaks Eux
**•“. French »• d Would be w tins to make
hi - Rdf generally useful. Salary not aq tt-ucU of an
Object as Immod':**) employment Address for o&a
weak Descolaplna,*' Office Box 1497.
a:i&fe73o-Bt
TTTANTED.—Agents wanted to
* T canran every County In the Northwestern
State? 'or th- sale of an article wM h every basin* u
miQ mnet have, every traveler mu*t have, every rall
r ad man most lave and in fact, everybody mui-t
AHo-a largo assortment of Patriot c badges
and Pins, Maps, charts, 4c, of the seat of war.
The Small Prts« of these Articles brings them
Within ue Bench ef AIL
*nd receive by return mail a Clr
cJvS* /?lT ln? ' *°Ji, particulars. Address J. fl. Jfln a.
B ®N* m. p M t Office Box «53.
D) u 671*
■pASTTJRAGE ‘WANTED— The
era-ct food cw?', r ri,;n ™.
TTOMc;.—A gentleman wish ns a
vTT “rge furnishedroom, with the ccmf-Wof *
te-Vt* Prtva'e f-mlly of high resectability c*n
obtain jarae in a ootirable I. cation by *4die*lds
E att«e Tribune omce. A Carl
riogcjloa*e and Stable may also bo had ;f desired.
AGENTS WANTED-*!,200 *
XX. year made by any one with $lO worth of
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS,
Btoek enough Included to retail for $l5O. Band for
*22 Catalogue. Addrets A
•• Ko. 45j£Olive street, at, Louis, Mo„ or
gig Broadway. New York. opferei-Iy
Co iUnt.
T3 .RENT—The two-story Frame
Dwelling Ko 59 Ncrth Bash street
..■f OR on North Clark street, ion nice
thrcnqh to De*rb.rn street “
01 5 story Brick Drolling
i? Fink'S Si tl S'siV 1 i om l ,le,a order - Squire of
A-LFKEP SMiTH, North P.er. mi 18xiw
'TO RENT CHEAP—Tha Store
. I”? D-ellln, No. 140 North Ealifcd street,
»el. finished and read* for Immsivs occupancy
BATOUJiLLBB, corner of
Mai tet and Adams street*. myd.eu9;-2w
TO RENT CHEAP.—A four Btory
AjrSaaa ssssfesasas wss
g^Jgwt&sgsgfc^sas -aster
TO BE RENTED—Near Union
Part,
thheewrst class houses,
to . G £ ? ' , s a Vl? o J nis * Hot md Cold Water, Ac- and
Stable If dcslrott, w-illbeputln thorough re-
Eiif- IMca |4OO. Address Box 4t«3, or inquire of J
F. NORTON, 100 Washington street. Boom 6.
aptTi-iy
POR SALE OR RENT—A Lwell
log H 'us?, nearly new, with sine room* l\i acres
of land. located -t Ua Ism, first Station on ftrl-na
Kaßrjad, eight miles Iroai cblc-igo, twenty rods
oak Ridge Seminary, and hitty rods from Station
Hcure > ra'ns ran to aoeommrdate Chicago badness
meo Fair One SMl'iay. Terms of *-le, ?• OCR) A
small p* nent required, the balance on five years
tme Haul per annnm i'fiO, to a a Tall ftmily o-riv
Forfartbpr particulars Louirc at 231 Water
street, Chl:ago, iIL my.Oxiw
rtISTILLERT TO RENT OR
-Lf FOR SALB.
Th® D i?£s? r * •* Clinton, on Fox River, on the
GMens * CUcaffopal *n Railroad, three mifes from
Eiglo. Caoanty SOO bushels. It will be rented or eold
op ? e iS°l t fa Tp»W« tsraa, Apply to DAVXS-& Klfi.
BE A, 46 Laan.le street, Chicago. Tr^n^r^-sm
'J 1 O RENT.—
MAIDS AID «ElflDEDSS^ff"f|
To Rent—new and second hand. Pianos for sale low
at 115 Lake street, (np stairs) n a ar Clark streak
[aplkfiMy]
.-fax sal*.
F)R PALE—Five Buckeye Mow
ere. *t a great bargain • three meat Drills, very
eneap; one City Hack, rcoet when new $r O’, for 1800
cash; $2,-00 worth or Hardware and sl4 OtO of fleets
Sfit§ h J?'A£^sL Caan K® ior City Property. Apoly 10
PhThß SHIMP, 167 State street. ayl4x£t
FOR SALE—A smaU stock of
good Jewelry for sa'e on long credit, cr will ex.
cnange for other personal cr real property, era small
estih lsued business in city or coumry Call in the
evening .or .i«wel-r at the office at the.MardhantV
Hcte-, or address ••Jeweler," Post Office Box 29b9.
mylix-1
TC'OR SALE-3,000 yards second-
X hand Canvas, at Sail Loft 1*79 South et
PylS-iWX OhO. S. TAYLOR.
FOR SALE—A very desirable
Dwelling, No. 194 Michigan avenue, on leased
groundtaring between five and six year* to run Im
provemert? to be paid lor by the lessor at tie termi
nation the lease. This property will be sold st a
bargain. Inqu-re ef tne t-übecriofcr. at 221 South
Wattr street. - [myfixaw] G, H, ItUJD.
SALE—At Shelton & Tut-
B “- tie’s EAsto n Carriage Repository, on Market
street, near Wa»-ington«treH two Rocks way's (new)
one do (sec-md-rand), five Open Buggies (now). on
consignment and will be sold cheap. myl-eO4S-^w
lost.
T OST—On the night of the Bth
, fro® i’s Klnrfe street, a large Newfound.
l*nd coarse hi ck h»ir white aroaad the n«ck
and p mtorase tatt. -Any one returning the same
ww pefcul'able rewarded. tnyicx3t
T OST—A Lady’s B’ack Morrocco
tosafsssarefgjf-
-49 Buffalo street, wiUbe so Ably
S9O REWARD!—The.above re
*P ward will be paid to any une returning to
the eubecriber
A SMALL SORREL HORSE,
About ®re old, that strayed from iny eremites
War Ut h. w. BiATCH>OKJ>. corner Clinton and
Fuiton itretts. CMc»io, m. iw
28oat#mg,
A FEW DAT BOARDERS
can be accommodated at BVO Stats rtreet. Ee
fareneee given a-d reiereocee reqaireu. my\s.e73-lw
T>OABDING—Board -with very
'pleasant single or double rooms (an be obtained
JJJItwJLwaUe fetrdtt. Q->« or two gentlemen snd
n«r wii» fia b« accommodated. a-few Da?
Jtourdera will also be- reed red. • BWtertences ex.
“US geo. .
BO A.RI> 1 N G—Desirable Fur
nished er Untarnished Booms; with Board, may
now be balat No. 49, Van Bures street bita-een State
street tad Wabash arenas. my>flTi*w
fintuittmemrms.
WM. L. ORFENLEAF WILL
_▼ ». ba» candidate for Cl-rk of toe Third Grand
pirlilon of the Supreme Oonri of Illinois at the en»u.
Ing July election., mj’lSitJS'6l
p.LERK OP’SUPREME COURT.
—CHARLES B. WBid of Ease Coflatv'Tw
that thecacdtimte for Clerk tMheca
“p s wlestr reoiiipeß, would annensea
himself as Candidate for Clerk of the Snoreme Court
toe the Third Stand PWrtcaJr oaprsmecoun
ftLESK ®F; THE 'SUPREME
Oonnty.is a-candldate tor Clark of toslh&Wme Co*rt
for to. Tnlrd Gntad mrt ion. Election to bTheid m
tec IU Mondayla-Jtnaaext. - - apU-tSx
-CUWWER’S HORSE MKIMENT
KJ to used and recommended by tbs MLowlne well,
niown bporumen of the Tort andßorse Dealers, as
toe be*t Unimeot ever compounded for the core of
BPRAINS. GALLS. SOBE&THBuEH,
. CUTS. AND rOQTItOT^IS ittßStt.
And cavo volunteered.their names as reference, after
haTlcg nsod.U *cvtral years. It is also a certain reme
°rtoKct*
William Woodrufl, - 57 fiSs£. aSaM-- w -r
aw. v
CF. Whitcomb, " toTK
:■ -
Cr.
ef l^‘^Sk L g£°s l S^ , s£ to£,r
fetitsxa's riL* uraojf is wantinted to care toe
■ Faee, Chilblain*, he; • - - : - - -
The above Kemedleeaiwlor sale by 0.T.-’Fcller A
' wAstern Mates. Ofiloe and Depot, TO Sate street. Chi
sago. ■ liwieft^rraeeci^dnj
iJXEWAR'£*B COOKXWti STOVE
KJ BTTLL ABEAS. The acknowledged snperfozlto
MONETARY.
Thubsdat, Hay 18,1861.
The meeting of the Board of Trade to-day was
fully as much excited on the currency question as
any that has hem held daring the present panic,
for it deserves no other name. Exchange com
menced at BCQ3S, and reached the enormous rate
of 35 $ cent. Measured by the price ofoomfor
coin last night and that re&ehed to-day for cur
rancy, the difference In the rate wasmuch greater.
I'- sold Vast night at 33 cts. In coin; to-day 43 was
paid In currency. The practice of the merchants
for the day Las not been uniform; hut a very large
number of them take the money at 70®90, while
others take It as heretofore at par. The warehouse
men held a meeting and agreed to take the long
list at TO cts., and appointed a committee of two,
whose dnty it shonld he to determine the price
each day at which produce would be taken in pay
ment of storage, transhipment, Ac.
The ectioL was not uniform. Several of them
sold exchange at 35 9 cent, to customers, while
others pleac an absolute want of the article as a
reason for their refusal to sell. For the shortlist
It conld be bad at 7®3 $ cent, and for coin at H
$ eent. premium.
List or Stocks or the Illinois Basks, is
what zs khswh as thb “LokoLiit.”— ln order
tbst onr readers may have the best means Is our
possession of judging what Is the raise of the bills
of the minors Banks in the long list, we republish
the statement of the Anditor in regard to them,
made on the 31st of Marr.h- For the sake of com
merce we hare classified them Into those based on
Northern, Southern and mixed stocks. In a few
cases in the two first, a very small admixture may
be noticed in some of them; but it is not enough
to affect the general result.
KOBTHEHK STACKS.
, Alton Bank, Alton-23 830 25 Illinois 6a. 400
Missouri 65.. Circulation, $23,170.
Bank of Bloomington, Bloomington—-84,945.03
Illinois New Internal Improvement Stock, 18,400
Illinois and Michigan Canal. Circulation, 50,000.
Bank of Indemnity, Gallatin—93.ooo United
States 83, 00 338.33 Illinois New Internal Improve
ment, 10,C00 Illinois 6s, Circulator, 153,700.
Bank of Nor. Hem Illinois, Wauktgan—l2.9sß
specie Circulation, 12,953.
Cumberland County Bank, Greenup- 23,000 New
Xoik 6;, 15 CJO United States sa,5 a , 14,000 Illinois and
Kictilg n Canal. Cir. ttlation, 60 778.
E, I. TlnkLam & Co's. Bank, McLeansboro—loß,-
993 Uhlo 5n Circulation, 108,779.
Exchange Bank of H. A.. Tucker & C 0.—498 spe
cie. Circulation. 493.
I«ite--Q!itknsl Bank, Balei^u— <w *' , „
r ' 9 ’. 9 unnol9‘‘snd°&ich!gsn n canaii
—■e’ , i2UU6 , i. Circulation. 129.155.
Hitncis River Bank, Hardin-95.000United States
s*, 9.000 United States 6a, 6,000 Tennessee Qa.
Circulation, 100 937.
Kaue Cocotv Bank, Geneva—lß,s4l specie. Cir
culation, 18 519.
Marlon—4o.o9o United States 6s,
18,000 Michigan 7s, 8,000 Tennca-ee 63,1,000 North
Carol naOs. Circulation, 63.514.
Marine Bunk of Chicag0—53.093.89 Illinois New
Internal improvement. Circulation, 50,('00
McLean C.m.ty Bank, Bloomington—l9 000 nil
note 6-*, 14,880 Illinois and Michigan Canal 14 -
029 07 111. New lot. Improvement, 4,000 Michigan
6i, 1,000 Louisiana 6s. Circulation sfo 243
► United States
04,o 4 , 10,000 111. New Int. Improvement, 7 600 1111-
to s and Michigan C nal. Circulation *61921.
Merctianh’ Bank, Carmi—2s3.ooo Illinois 6a. 23 -
000 Tennessee 6«. Circulation $265 480 K
Ohio River Bank. Golconda—lß7.Coo United
States 5?, 13 900 United States Bs, 13 000 VlreS?
ia 6d, 5.450 Ohio 6s. Circulation $155,665. *
Pittsfield Bank, Pittsfleld-54,007 17 Illinois New
r^ Improvement, 5,000 Illinois 6s. Circu
lation $56,611.
Eeaper’sßink, Pairfleld-112,000 United States
6s. 15,5W) Illinois and Michigan Canal Stock. Cir
culation $116,945.
Union Bank Beaton—ss.ooo New York 6». SO -
000 United StSftesJk 10,000 Illinois 6?. 3 000 Ten
nessee 6s 1,509 IflßoU and Michigan Canal Stock.
Circulation $93,472. ***
60CTHEHN STOCKS.
Allsanaßank, SuliWan—aecaredbr 101 000 Te
nnessee 63, 21,000 Virginia 6s. Circulation. 493 -
630 v
Bank of Ashland, Golconda—6o,ooo Tennessee
Cs, 10.000 North Carolina 6fl, 1,000 Virginia is,
Circulation, $55,180.
Bank of America, Chicago—2,ooo Missouri 6s,
Circulation, $1,033.
Bauk of Benton, Benton-60.000 Virginia 6« i- -
COO Tennessee Ci, 3,0e0 United States 6a. CircnTs
tion, $74,013.
Bank of Naperville—34,ooo Tennessee 60 l n
Missouri 6-*, 11,000 Virginia Os. 8,000 North Jir cji
na6a. Circulation, 62,670.
•r^fv 1 .* 8 B^ nk * Metropolis—4o,ooo Tetmtssee
25,000Virginia 63. Circulation, $50,400.
Hampden Sauk, McLeansboro—Bs 000 Tennessee
os 15.000 Virginia 6a. 12,000 North Carolina 6*
interest reserved. Circulation. $51,110
Ilamboldt Bank, Naperville—lUo,Uoo
69.000 T- nnesece 6h. 750 lUinois andMichiffca
asl. escalation, $183,862. '
Illinois Slate Bank, New Haven—s3,ooo Tennes
see te. 2,000 Illinois and Michigan Canal, 5,069 18
riiii'-ia New Internal Improvement. Circulation
48,895.
Jersey County Bank, JerßejTme-SS.OOOTflnnes
af e (ss, 14.000 North Carolina 63,11,000 Virginia 6s.
130 Reserved Interest. Circulation 48 901
La Fayette Bank, Bloomington—6l.GCo Missouri
6*, 7.000 Tennessee 6a, 2,500 Louisiana 6s. Circu
istian 53 720.
Lmci-iter Bank. Lauc liter—l33,ooo Tennssiee
os. Circulation 99 907.
PI wman’a Back, Taylorvllle—B6,ooo Virginia
Gs, 87,000 Tennessee 6s. Circulation 94,953
Reed’s Bark, Galesburg—3o,ooo Missouri 6s. Cir
culation 22 031.
Hock Island Bank, Rock Island—2.ooo Missouri
6s. Circulation 1,804.
MIXED.
Agricultural Bank, Marion—oo,ooo Louisiana fls
62.000 Tenue-ssae 6a, 35.000 Illinois and Mchiean
Canal. 3,000 North Car.ilioa 6s, 4,000 Missouri's*
2.000 Vi glaia 6s. 1,000 Illinois 64, 827 Illinois In
terna' Imp. Stock. Circulai lon 144.809.
American Bank. Vienna—Ctf.OOU llUnoi-* 64.46 000
New York G*. 37 000 Tennessee 6 . 8.600 Illinois
ard MkhUtau Canal. Circulation 142.600
Bi k-of Aledo. Aledo-21,000 Tennessee 6*. 17 000
North Carolina 6*. 10,000 Virginia 6?, 10000 United
State* ss, 8,900 Illinois and Canal Clr
cnlation 54.255.
Bmkof Brooklyn, B-ooklyn—3o,ooo Minnesota
8?, 30,009 Miaronri C<, 8.000 Tennessee 6s, S 000
N rib Carolina Os. Llrcnl-ufOD, $59 736.
Bank of Commerce, Vienna— 67.009 Tennessee
6k 06,000 United States ss, 14,000 Illinois 6s, 16 500
Illinois ami Michigan Canal Circulation. $137 no
Bmk of Galena, Galena—l7,oo9 Missouri 6fl.
11.009Georgia6-,s.oooVirginia 6*, 2041545 Illi
nois New Internal Improve. Circulation, $45 653'
Bank of Oeucseo, Genes 0—33,000 Mlcfaiuan 7a,
27.000 Tennessee 6s. 12.000 North Carolina Gs, 2.000
Missouri 6s. Circulation, $6-1,870.
Bank of Illinois. New Haven—T9 CKK) Michigan
6s, 45 000 Louisiana 6*. 45,500 Borgia 6s. 18*561
Ohio 6s, 10.000 Virginia Gs, 8,000 lowa 7*, 4 000
Tennessee 6s, 9,000 Kentucky 6s. Circulation.
$199,579.
Bank of Jackson County, Carbondale—B7,ooo
Tennessee 6s. 35,000 Illinois 6s, 10.000 North Caro-
Una (K 10.000 Michigan 6?, 7.000 Kentucky 6*,
CBS 20 IllinoU New luternjl Improvement. Cir
culation. $89,550.
Bank of M etropolis.New Market—llo.oooTennes
•ee U-, 43,000 Louisiana 6*, 30,000 New York 6s,
17.G00 North Carolina Gs, 1,000 Virginia oa. Clrcu
cucatiou, $168,810.
Bank of SparU, Sparta—7s,COO New York Os.
20.000 Illinois 6?, 19.182 Onlo 6s, 15.000 North Car
o:iaa 6s. 14,000 Louisiana 6s, 10,000 Georgia 6*,
3.453.60 DllnoisNew Internal Improvement, Cir
culation, $145 911.
Bond County Bank,Greenril]e—2o.ooo Tennessee
Cs, 18,000 Georgia Gs, 17.000 Illinois (to, 15,883.85
Illinois and Michigan Canal, 4.000 Kentucky 6*
3.000 Michigan 6s, 640 interest reserved. Circula
tion. $70,890.
Bull's Head Bank, Sts Marie—los.ooo Tennessee
6s, 43.0=30 North Carolina 6s, 46 000 Ohio 6?. 43,000
Illinois 6», 2,416.04 111. New lot.. Improvement.
2,000 Virginia 6s. Circulation, $913,525,
CeDtraTßank. Peoria—ll.23o Illinois and Michi
gan Canal. 30,000 Mi«snn.i64, O,O>J North Carolina
tli. Circulation, $77,154.
Cily Bank. Ottawa—l4.ooo Tennessee 6■, 20.000
Uniifd States 3s. Circiila.ion, $28,157.
Illinois Central Bmk Newton—6s.soo North
Carolina 6?. 57,000 M'chigau G-, Stf.OW) Illinois 6*
25,000 New York Gs, 15,0 ft) United States ss, 3,000
T'liauis and Michigan Canal. Circulation. SI7R -
COS.
Kankakee Bank. Kankakee— North
Carolina 6«, 17,000 Michigan 6?. 1,000 Illinois (j*.
780 interest reserved. Circulation, SSO 510
Kaska&kia Bank. Sullivan—so.ooo Tenut-eseeC’,
lO.UOO Nor.h Carolina 6?. 11-000 United State* s*.
6,0,0 Kentucky Cs. Ci.ca alion, $62,640
Lake Michigan Bank, Harrisburg—B7,ooo Illinois
6s, 82,000 Ttm essee 6e. 21,000 Illinois and Michi
gan Canal, 11,480 84 Illinois New Internal Im
provement. Circulation, $181,42 D.
Marshall County Bank, Lacon—24.6oD Georgia 6s
19,750 Illinois and Michigan Canal. 7 000 Norrtl
Carolina 6s, 3.000 fliinol- 6s. Circulation, SSO 468
Narragansett Bank, Vienna—B9,ooo Tennetsve
6*. 81,000 V rginia ss, 10,000 Minnesota Bs. Cir
culation, $54,660.
Olympic Bonk, Metropolis—ls.ooo Tennessee o§.
11.000 Louisiana G«, 10,000 North Carolina 6s. 10-
UOOUnlted Stales 5?, 19,500 Illinois and Michigan
Canal, 5.000 IllinoU 6*. Circulation, G2 040.
P«nct- Back, Griggsviilc— 24,000 Missouri Ge
20.000 United grates 6? 1 ,16,861 £0 lUinols New In
ternal Improvement, 4,00u North < ‘arolina 6s, fi 000
New York Circnl ition. $57,7C0. ’
Patriotic Bank, Hunteville— 80.000 Illinois 6»
85.000 Tennessee 6 J . Circulation. $111,114.
Commercial Bank. Palestine—l9o.ooo Tennessee
6? t 23.000 North Carolina 6s, 10,000 United States
se. Circulation, 122,787.
Columbian Bank, Elizabethtown— 1 92,003 Ulinola
6?. 50.000 North Carolina 6s, 27,000 Tennessee 6«,
8,000 Ohio 6?, 4,750 IllinoU and Michigan Canal.
Circulation, 159,259.
Eagle Bank of Illinois, Thebes—4o,ooo United
States ss, S2 000 Tennessee 6s, 1,900 interest ra
eerved. Circulation, C 3.055.
Fraatifn Back. Greenville—s3,oo naeesee 6s.
40.0W TUinois and Michigan Cana n)Q United
Spates ss. Circulation. 91,896. ‘
Fulton Bank, Vermont—B2,ooo Tennessee 6a.
27,000 Ohio 0?, 11,000 Michigan 6?, 5 qqq Illinois 6?*
10.500 Illiuoii and Michigan Canal. Circulation,
G ? a S! „%*!? Tenues
see 6s. 70.000 North Carolina 6-*, 15.000 Virginia 6s
11,000 Michigan 63,10,000 United States le. Cir
culali--n, 166.033.
Illinois State Security Birk Equality—-« 6,000 H
linr.i*6s, 7), COO Georgia 6f, 6 v ioo lowa 7s. 29.000
iiichlgan 6s, 3.000 Xliinois uud Michigan CanaL
Circulation, 191 2ft). s
State Stsok Bin*. St. Johns—B.ODO Tennessee
Os, 31 OOOilicMcan 6 , 30.250 I.Unols aul iUcbiiraa
Canal Stock, 27,000 Kentucky Ba, 17.000 Louisiana
6a, 8,000 Illinois. luteraaMtup. Sleek, 6,000 Illinois
6a, 5,000 North Carolina Ce, 1000 Virginia Gs. Cir
ca'ation, 151, COS
Toulon. Bank, Toulon—l 4 000 Tenneaaee 6a, 10.-
000 Virginia 6-*, 10,0i)0North Carnltca 6a. 9.000 Eli
nols ana Michigan Canal Stock. 5.000 Illinois New-
Internal Imp. Stock, G.IXO IHinoi* 6s, 8,000 Ken
tucky 6?. Circulation, 50.001. -r ■
United States Stock Bank,Sparta—SLOOOUrited
Statessa. 90.000 Tennessee 6s, Clrcnlaiiun SB9 565,
Warren County Bank. Monmouth—M 0U) Mis
souri Ga, 96.000 niinoi? G-, 10,000 Michigan 6a,
5.000 Louisiana 6a. 4000 Illinois and Mich. Canal
Stock, 3,050 North Carolina 6a. Circulation $93.-
•070.
Wheat Growers Bank, Anna—s2ooo Michigan 6e v
25.000 Tennessee 6s, 16.000 North Carolina 6s.
3.000 Virginia 6a. Circa allon $25,022.
Western B mk of Illinois, Savannah—3s.ooo Ten
nessee 6a. 24.000 United Slates 6a. 1,650 Interest
reserved. Circulation SSO 666.
Vatu* o t Stocks.—By a few moments figuring,
taking prices from tbs following table, forwhieh
ws are indebted to F. 6. Salstonstall Esq., Stock
Broker, No. 94 Clark, our readers can determine
wi. h sufficient accuracy the value of the circulation
of any of the Banks In tbs list. Let our subscribers
all cut out the two tables, and preserve them for
future reference:
Missouri 6s, 38#...
Tennessee 6-. 44.
Virginia 0?, 45#.
Hoqi*l >na 6s, sale 13th at 50e.
North Carolina 6s, sale 18th, at 64»
South Carolina 6a, no quotation.
Georgia 6s. on 7th, tOc offered; 750 aaked.
Kentucky 6s. on 13th, 75c offered, 80c asked, tales
cn 11th at 75#c.
Ohio 6s, of 70, »7®looc.
lowa 7?, par. Whole loan only aoout $9,000.
Michlgau Cs 00c. Michigan 7a no quotation.
Minnesota $?, SSC. .
New Tcrk 6% aU par.
New York.7», 100.Sc. '9*~ -
•United States
•United SUtestb, 1882,91c.,d0 1867,60 c. do 150,60 p.
•Uiiiud States coupon 6«, 1868, 60c, do 1881,676,
do inscribed 1831,8?#c. . b
Illlsols Internal Improvement, 95c.
Ulinoi* Canal Ees'd, 95e.
•Qnotaiten U. S. Stocks Is to 18th.'
Advance ofTells nn thn WsllsndCanal,
Since the Ist of May, the canal tolls oa the Wel
land were advanced. Coal Isnowbhargedin cents
per ton instead of 16 cents; wheat 96 instead of
.SOoents; all other classes inpzoportton.
L onthe tonnage is also abM.~2srft»fc 9M*,
COMMERCIAL.
TmnuD.iT Eteninq, Hay 16,1661.
Ths following tables shows the receipts and
shipments for the last twenty-four hours;
Flour,Wh't Corn, Oats. Rye, Bar,
bn. hi bu hu. lbs. bu.
Canal aoo W760
0. &C. XJ. R. B. 1540 gran 6756 644 1536 143
C. &B. LB. B. 800 BSSO 12050 400
1. C. R. R 980 6300 9100 700
0,8..*QR.R. 353 1143 16001 1299
C. &N. W.R.R. nog IMS .... 166
C., JL& St.L.R 5160 .... 380 ...
Total,
5137 44635 129547 4216 1646 542
Drs’d High-
Bogs, Live Hides was. Lard Pots
No. Hogs. fiis. hrls. fits. bu.
G. &C.U.R.B 6850 18 .... 1450
C. &8.1.8.8 4SO> 140 .... 600
LC.EE 900 600
C., B. *6. R. R Qfigg 60 1170 95
C.&N. W.R.R .... 800 1581
C.,A. &8t.L.88 850
800 31735 SOS 1870 4696
Total,
BEmtEKTI ZJJT TWBKTT-yOTO «OFM.
Flour, Wbut, Corn, o*ts,
bblt. bu. bn. bu.
8800 11000 181000 17000
To Buffalo.
To Ogden sbnrg..
To Pt. Colborne,
To Kingston 36039
Pt. Sarnia 1350 613 15817
To Dunkirk 17775
Total 11154 81351 358951 17000
KBMIFTS Aim SHZnGDtXS XT CANAL HAT 16.
Rectiptt. Shipment*.
Flour, bbls 80 Lumber, ft 188.670
Corn, bu 80,000 Shingles, no 109,000
Coal, ten 5......... 135 Lath pcs 99.250
Posts, no 850
Balt bblr
Goal, tons 8
SEO7ZPTT AKB UOPSCZNTS ST LAKE, VAT 19.
SteeipU. Shipnunia
Flour, bble 6S Floor, bbls 8,296
Lumber, ft 850,000 Wheat ba 49,463
Shingle?, ao 300,0i.0 Corn, ba 123,478
Lath, pos 1,000 Oat?, bn 972
Wood, cords 147 Qork, bbla SlO
Fifih, Iba 800 Lard, bblt 110
Coal, tong 400 Hogs, no 75
Wh!aky,bbU 552
Fi?h, Iba 14
Sutter, kegf 16
The panic In renewed again this
morning In commera|Btoclei, and the roenlt was
general confusion, ana'clmost a dean- 1
ness. A« ao<'" -
- me meeting on ’Change took
place, the Inquiry for produce of all kind* was
eager, and prices ran up to extreme figures—very
few commission men offering their stocks for sale.
As soon, however, as the dispatches from New
York were received—showing an Improvement In
stocks—the inquiry for grain became Ices clamor
ous, rather more confidence was felt in currency,
and the prices of produce fell hack again.
Flour advanced 23©50 c $ bbl, with light sales at
at $5 7C©(;.00 for good Spring extras, and
$4 00 for medium superfine. There was a
very anxious Inquiry for Wheat at the open.
Ing, and the market at one bound advanced 10®.
12% c per bu-hel, at which several lots were pick
ed np; but after the stock exchange dispatch was
iMd, the advance was nearly lost, and it closed
and unsettled. For common currency
'-Ifcjfcfieaniabtlonß were at the following quotations:
35it. Uab, *1.55; No. 1 Spring, *1.10®1.55; No.
2 Spring, $1.08©1.15. For preferred currency No.
1 Spring was sold at 88®90c and No. 2 Spring at
85c. Corn advanced 8c above yesterday's extreme
quotations, but again fell back and elosed quiet,
with light transactions, at BS®4oc for Mixed in
store, and 2Se payable in Buffalo sight exchange.
Oats advanced B®3c, with sales at for
No. lin store. Eye, 48c. Barley was neglected.
Elghwines were held off the market. Butter, eggs,
poultry, &c., were not generally offered for sale for
currency, and quotations are nominal.
Freights were steady at 7c for corn, audll©ll#c
for wheat to Oswego and Kingston.
The Warehouse BEen and Secession
Currency.
At a meeting of the warehouse men held to-day,
it was resolved that they will not take currency in
payment for storage, except at a reduced rate, In
accordance with the price of eastern exchange. A
committee of two was appointed to meet daily and
fix the rate at which they will receive currency,
grain, or exchange in payment for storage. The
following is to-day’s list;
Currency at 70c on the dollar.
Eastern Exchange, at 1 $ cent. prea.
No.l Spring Wheat ta 61c £ bushel.
No. 8 “ “ 81c **
Mixed Com at 33c ••
Gate, at 16c 9 bushel.
Daily Review of Chicago Market.
Thursday Evskins, May 16,1861.
FREIGHTS—Steadv. The engagements were
ToOnvego: brig Lowell, wheat, at 11c. To King
ston : bark Cleveland, wheat, at Utfc. To Buffalo:
schrs. Essex, Bonuic Boon, Oriole, and Auto
crat, corn, at 7c; prop. Baltic, oats, at 6c.
FLOUR—Received. 5,137 brls; shipped, 11.154
brls. Market 35@50c higher. Sties SOO brN
“lonic” and 100 brls “Clinton City” at S6OO
del; 270 brls “McHenry Co,” 100 brls “Elgin
City.” and 100 brls “Centre,” all at $3.75 del;
800brls “Oak Plain” superfine at $4 00del.
WHEAT—Received, 44 635 bu; shinned, 37 231
ba. Ma r ket excited and irregulrr. Sales 1,060 fan
N. V/. Club at $1 25 in Mere; 8.000 No. 1 Spring at
$1 23 In store: 1,000 fan do at $1 22 ia store; 1,000
bu do {1.51 in store; 700bu do at $l2O in store;
TOO ba do at $1.19 In store; 6,090 bu do at $1 18 iu
store; SuO ba >.oa< $1.15 in store; 2,000 bn do at
sl.lO In store; 800 bn do at 90c in store—preferred
currency; 1,000 bu do at SS;4c in store—preferred
currency; 1,000 bn No. 3 Spring, at slls In store;
300 bu do at $1.13 in store; 1,000 bu do at sl.lO In
store; 1500 bu do at $1 03 in store; 3500 ba do at
Ssc in store—preferred currency; ICOO bn reacted
at 95c in store.
CORN.—Received, 129.547 bu; shipped, 258,931
bu. Market irregular. Sales, 15,000 ba mixed at
43c in store; 5 090 bu do at 42e in store; 3.000 bu
do at 40c in store; 10.000 bu do at 39c in store ; 6,-
000 bu do at 33cin store: 2,000 ba do at 2Sc In
store*/—payable in tight Draft on Buffalo.
OVTS—Received, 4,216 bu ; shipped 17.000 bn.
Market advanced S@l3c. Sales 1,000 bu No 1 at S4>fo
In store ; 1.000 do at 24c In store: 9,000 bu do at
25c fob; 9 00Jbndo at34#cfob.
RYE—Received 1643 bu. Sales, 10,000 bu No 1
at 40c in store. * „j^
BARLEY—No transactions.
BIGIIWINSS—None offered. Market entirely
nominal.
MESS PORK—In good demand at $92.00. lit
tle or none offered.
LARD—IOO ires Leaf at 10#c; 100 lbs at 10c.
BACON—4.OOO lb country liams at 9c; 4,000 lb
Shoulders at 7c.
HlDES—lrregular, with a good demand, bet no
disposition to sell for currency.
LIVE HOGS—Holders generally refuse to sell
fur currency. Sales, 300 Tioga, av. 270 S>, at $3.62#
In gold ; 40 Hogs av. 2501b, at $4 50.
BEEP CATTLE—Saks, 16 bead. av. 1.400 B>, at
|J2S In gold; 18 head, av. 1,8501b, at $3.00 in gold.
BABKETB BY THE LATEST 311118.
Hontbsad. May 14.—Flour more active. Sales
0,000 bins; No I super $5®5.10, closing with bet
ter teeling and little offer lug, excepting at an ad
vance: higher grades nominal. Grain—More en
quiry for shipping parcels ©f wseat, but no trans
actions to note.
Hides in New York—May 14.—'The market is
a liitie more active, but at a considerable decline
In prices. The transactions to-day are 1000 coun
try slaughter, a prime lot for export at C#c cash;
350 Central American, 17 lbs, at 14c each, and 300
Havaulda. on p t.
Ocean Freishts at New Yohk, Mar 14 —Rate*
are Improving. To Liverpool.—ll,ooo fetish corn,
at B#d in hoik; 22,000 bash wheat, at BV®9d in
balk and bags: 200 tes be«f, 9s: 100 hbdrf tal'ow,
600 pkg* laru, 255; 300 bbls rosin, 8s: 800 bales
cotton, #d; 600 salted hides, 37s Cd; 20 hhO* to
bacco, 80s. To Glasgow.—ll,ooo bush wheal, at
S#d In bulk; 800 bbls floor at Bs. To Cork at d a
market, a vessel with 15,000 bash com, at 13d- To
Gloucester.—A vessel with 13,000 bn*h wheat/, at
12d. To Melbourne—loo cases manufactured th v
bacco, *2#c per foot*
HABKETS BY TELEGBAFH.
NEW YORK, May 16th.—Pnous—Market fot
•ommoh grades heavy and declining, while good
and choice descriptions are without Important
change—there is, however, even in the latter
kinds, less firmness than ruled a few days ago.
Sales 9,200 bbls at $4 for enper slate: $5.-
15Q5.55 for extra atate; $4.05®6.X0 for super
western; $516i&5 60 for common to medium ex
tra western; $5,60@6 65 for shipping brands ex
tra round hoop Ohio; $5 20®7 35 lor trade brands
d<>, market closing ht>avy without buyers, at out
side quotations. Common grades of Canadian dull
and heavy. Rales 750 bbls at $5.15©7.50 for inferi
or to choice extra. Bye flour quiet. Sales 150
bbls at $3.10®4 00. Corn meal unchanged. Sales
*lO bbls Brandywine at $3.30.
WmsKT—less active demand; market easier.
Sales 550 bbls 15#c, closing with no bnyers at over
16c.
Graiw.—Wheat dull, heavy and declining*
while good sound parcels in fair request for ex
port at steady prices. Sales 17.800 bn unsound
inferior choice spring at $X 02® 110; 1,400 bu good
and prime do at $I.17®118; 12,000 bu northwest
ern club at $1.19® 1.20: AfiDO bn red state at $1 25
®I.2T; 9,100 bn UanadiaSßnb at $1.23; 23.000 bn
nasonnd and inferior Milwaukee dab m sllo® 1.-
16; 48,500 bn good and prime do at $1.31®l 23;
88,000bu winter red western at $1.23®1.30; 8,500
bu white Canadian at $1.85; 6,200 bu white west
ern at $1.35®136; 2,u00 bn white Kentucky at
$1,70®1.75. Kyequiet. Saleal,2ft)baat67#®CS.
Barley continues dull and heavy. Bales x,600 bn
state at 58c. business and
market .rithont
for old mixed weßtemßßß®s4 for new do, and 42
®62 for damaged inferior o d and new do. Oats
in little better request at 80®30#c for western and
Canadian; Sl®32#cforetate.
Frovisioks—Pork doll and prices favor buyers.
Bales 875 brls £t sl7 50for mess : $14.50®15 60 for
prime mess; sl3 for prime; sl2 for uninspected.
Beef con Innesdnll and prices without Important
change. Sales 250 brls ai s4®4-60 for country
prime; $5 87®6.25 for country meas; slo® 11 fur
repacked me ; §; $UJ5®12.50 for extra meas.
Pnme mess beef in moderate Icquirv. 150
tierces extra at $18.50. Beef ham* quiet at 18®15e
for western. Cut meats dull and lower. Sales 60
packages at ss#® Sc. Lard doll. Sales 300 bris at
9®9*ic; latter tor prime kettle rendered. Butter
in moderate request at 12®16c for new Ohio; I*®
16 for new state. Cheese steady at 4@9c.
Stocks-DoII. C3s R 186; C & Toledo S2M ; I
C scrip 65# ; M C 43#; Reading 31# ; Harlem
11#; PacMafl6*#_;N TC79M ; Brie 21#; Mo 6a
Tsnn6i44; V&6S45#; UMda'ai* ooupous
*B.
OSWEGO, May 16.—Fnomi—steady and un«
changed.
Gnats—Wheat very quiet owing to the strK.
gency in money—whits Canada at $1.60; ' o th»
grains nominaL ‘ -
fc^JSSrS?" 4 * ** f ”
«WW).'>» eon.
£9X»O brlß flour,6l,ooobu wheat,
uu ooro, bn tye, 16/XJO bn barky.
ifl^—rMWß-^Fairhomo andia
-s?maud—market steady. Sales 3300 bite, at
K' H ®® «xtialßinol#and Wisconsin:
« li«St *®f for fhir’to'choice extra
and Ohio ;t5,5°!a8.12x for double exua. '
and steady. Sales 3,000 bu
at Milwaukee club
37*£ MDOtaSfi[ g M “ 5,000 ta **
w£s m N™Y” ! r' Itm '« is ° tm cora > a® tar
’ >rl ‘ a<rar -
Eztora-rra.ooo bu wbwt, H,C» in
•wowDimußßiim.
CI,T.
wik P Q W buqaei S. B.Poim-
WliuVm. ■ * ’ brig. Orkney Lau, O. P.
Col^r , RoWrt-^Sf^^ tc “ ,! ’ Abiwtck, *«y
§Zr l ‘ MiS’e.nS,
ss^SsiSSISBS^S
Kerrlmae. Oeo Steele. Norway, Contest. ipcisd
well, Yankee Blade, Star of the North; wmFisk,
Storm King, Emeu, Wings of the Horning, Comet,
Grenada, Gerxlt Smith.
. weather pleasant though somewhat cloudy,
with strong 8 W wind.
Ww.r.nm CAKAi —BOUND WEST—On the 11th
—Propeller# Buckeye, Akron, Ogdenaburgh ; brig
Orkney Lass: schra Aimed#. Patrick Henry, An
telope. On the I3tb—Bark Wm F Allen Jr: schrs
Carlton, S Noble, Miami belle, Montexuma, Kate
Robinson, Mercer, Cornwall, Brittanla, Sylph,
Helen Blood, S J Holley, Rebecca Foster.
Bound East— On the 10th—Propeller Cleveland;
harks Sir E W Head. Ocean Wave, Louisa; Ecbrs
Acoutias, Jno Weeden, Grey Eagle, Dawn, Bar*
b irian, Syracuse, Delos De Wolf. Pulton. Thorn,
Naw London. On the 11th—Barks Dolphin, Sono
ra Geo Thurs on, Hungarian ; brig E W Cross ;
a-Tors A Bradley, Onward. Pierpont, Gov Hunt,
Condor, James Navagh, Exchange, J C Riggs,
O ' the 13th—Propellers Ontario, Indian, Empire,
Bay State ; barks Waterwitch, Plymouth, Arabian,
Col H S Fairchild. Norman; brigs Mariner, Fron
tier City, S C Walbridge ; ecbrs Titan, Kenosha,
C Reeve, S Robinson, Jas Coleman, J F Warner,
W S Nelson, Two Brothers, Norwegian, R B Lnm
mis, Algerine, A Medbnry, Uncle Tom, Reindeer,
Dispatch, L J Latham, Revolving Light, S A Doug
las, Plymouth Rock, Col A B Williams ; brig Con
cord ; scow Margaret.
The schooner Quickstep discharged at the Ele
vator this morning.
Atrivto at Buppalo prom CrnsAeo—May 14-
Brig Ocean Eagle; schr C N Johnson, schr Baltic,
EM Feck, Eltempo.
Cleared prom Buppalo tor Chicago/—May 14
—Propeller Pittsburgh; bark Sturgeaa, brig C. P.
William®, Ocean Eagle : schr Queen City .Moselle,
Freemont. £ M Pecs, Lively, Bermuda, Wm San
derson, Flora Watson, International, Ravenna,
Resolnte, Col Cook, C H Walker.
16019
14290
MARINE LIST.
POBT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED May 16.
Bark Ogdensbnrgh,nopkini f Ogdentburgb,Bs teas
mdze, Cl pk?s mdze.
Schr Parson, Ernst, Cleveland, SOO ton coaL
Schr Oriole, Turnbull, Buffalo.
Schr Harden, Paterson, Grand Karen, 113 m lam*
ter.
Schr Hero, Boucb, South Haven, 180 m headings.
Schr Laurel. McV»e, Pier Core, 6ft cds wood.
Scar Little Belle, Kirby, Grand Haven, 80 m lum*
ber, 200 m shingles, 300 brla fish, 62 brla
flour.
Schr Shoyer, Schlobohur, Muskegon, TO m lumbar
1,000 lath. *
Schr Cape Horn, Lee, Cleveland, 200 tons coal.
Sc:r Autocrat, Grover.
Schr f ’ J ' *
_ Jameson, Muskegan, 75 m lumber,
lOOmUth.
Schr Whiilwind, Bcrgh, Centreriile, 07 cds wood.
*v«k to Du?l
CLEARED Kiy 1«.
StmrLady FranLUn, Elckey, St Joseph 5 tons
sundries.
Stmr Michigan, Steward, Ontonagon, 24 packages
aimdrie*, 24 brls lard, 7 brls hams. 145 brl*
f p cd, 73 hogs. 350 bags corn, 3 casks hams,
10 brls pork, 15 brls eggs, S3 brls whltky, 16
kegs batter, 14 brls fish, drolls leather, 7kegs
machinery.
Prop Ogdeneburg, Hopkins. Ogdsnaburg, B,oGoba
corn, 721 brls flour, 154 brls hiph«ites.
Prop Free Slate, Round-*, Buffalo, 17,397 bu com,
200 brls m.rk, 776 brls flour. 50 brls lard.
Prop Radne Brett, Buffalo, 12,971 ba corn, 072 bn
oats* 500 brls flour. ISO brls hlghwtnes, 30
tone sundries. St
BarkNudeus, McPherson, Greea Bay, 15 brls high
wines, 7 empty brls.
Brig Moregan, Warner. Buffalo, 11,027 bu wheat.
Schr Phalarope, English, Buffalo. 10.000 bu corn.
Schr Sea Bird, Thomas, do 17 225 bu wheat.
Schr Hfcro.Boorch,South Haven. 20 brls provision*.
Schr Torrent, Pringle, Buffalo, 19,595 bu corn.
Schr Tom Djcr, Strlnglemau, Buffalo, 14,944 bn
corn,
Schr Imperial, Steward. Buffalo. 19.200 bu wheat.
Schr Andrew.-*, Norris, Buffalo, 19,955 bu corn.
Schr Autocrat, Grover, Buffalo, 15,300 bu corn.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL*
ARRIVED May IS.
HQ Loomis, Athens, 1,028 cds rabbis stone.
Investigator, Athens, 8,020 eds rabble and6,l39eds
dim scone.
W n Brown, S Lockport. 7,570 cds rubble stone.
Lockpcrt, Lockport, 8.835 be corn, 30 brls flou,
Lemont, Lockport, 6,3U0 bn corn, 8 wagons.
<-üba, Ottawa, 6,oii> bucom.
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5100 bn corn.
Lioness, Ottawa, 600 bn corn.
Baltimore, Li Sal e. 5,300 bn corn.
J H U ckey, LaSalle. 5 500 bu corn.
New York, La Salle 5 148 bn corn.
Arkana, LaSalle S.GST bu corn.
Mariner, LaSalle. 5.431 bucorn.
Abbey Sprague, LaSalle, 6 856 bn MTB.
BP Beesley, LaSalle,s,422bu corn.
Paragon. LaSalle. 6,000 bn corn.
Prairie State. LaSalle, 5,632 bn corn.
Progress, LaSalie, 5,265 bu corn, 30 brls K T lime.
Powhatan, LaSalle, 136 X tons coal.
CLEARED
Allantic, Morris, Oneida. Ottawa, Danube, Otta»
wa, Alonzo, Leach LaStllo
filobe, Lockport, 80,000 hoops and staves, 84,933 ft
lumber, 350 posts.
J L Alexander, Lockport, 2,023 ft mdse.
Glasgow, Marseilles, 10 brls salt.
Cubs, Ottawa.
M O’Connor, LaSalle, 12,373 ft lambs*
Lemont,Ottawa, 8 tons coaL
W H Brown, S Lockport.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa.
II G Loomis, Athens.
Investigator. Athens.
Empress, LaSalle, 43,026 ft lumber, 53,000 shingles,
34,250 lath.
F A Leonard. LaSalle, 59,848 ft lumber, 8,000 sid
ing, 8 000 shingles.
Uao. LiSalle, 80,492 It lumber, 51,000 shingles, 88,•
000 lath, 8 tons mdze.
riEICASO MILL-FURNISHENQ
DKTOT.
T. W. BAXTER A sc.. t
fIENCI BUEI MILLSTON3S,
ST *XX. QUABBZSS.
*. W. BBeWTTS iATZSt KHLIASM
1 louring and Grist
MOT <*ABUfc» seumfi GLdtaS;
tta vet Man and Separator*
{DALES,
mil FURNISHING GENERALLY.
] rlasa, Bpeemostione and Estimates famished when
ao tired, andthe construction of team and Water Mills
•Detracted for entire.
Stoss i BBginea, S«a«fs, &e, 9 &«,
snlKcrlbers fca-Ttn* obtained tbs Agency for the
m] ,o of Steam frnrluee and Boilers trombie mannft*.
•cl*/ crOTJLDrMJ BAGLBY & SEWELL, of Water*
to'jru, ft. T., wcu:d in rite the attention of purchaser*
to ituelr superior mertta :of style, workmans tiipand
power?; also, their vary low prices. The following i* a
Hat cf price* of Engine and Boiler, together with Heat,
er, Water and BteamPiper, Cocks, Valves, Arch Cast,
ins * and Orates, oorapleto and ready for use, deliver*!
tnl Chicago ]
g horpe powe. 9 sft) j 90 horsa pewnr tran
8 “ *■ 578189 “ • Tjg
§ = - :::::: B l : : ijs
is m " i,ia> i« ■ ■ ss
tad in flke proper ties for larger sixes a* reoalred.
„ jSrcry Engine la tarnished with
JUBSOITB PATENT OCYKSKOE VALVJL
For Floor MBs we ecafidsetlvpooonimendnhaia m
superior to any ether style of Kngiiie. aad they will
9»?e Aron 25 to 50 p*r Cent in PieS
Over the tuna! class of hollers In main the West We
ctuULkeep an assortment or different sizes at our e*.
.aMtoenL where they nay he examined and the
necessary Information obtained regarding them. Ccm
patent men will, if desired, be furnished to set upend
start engines in any pert of the country. Woalsosupply
WATKS WHEELS. SHAFTING, owawngq *c.
At very low prieea.
T. W, BAXT£B A CO*l
HSI Furnishing Depot, West Water street, between
Randolph aad MadisoE, Chicago Hhabla.
Post ©ffiee address Box Hi. ocffSMj
'J'O ®RAIN BHIPPEBSI!
Richard’s Iron Con Sholler,
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD.
Ht Aoy.
PATENTED SEPT. »TH, 186*
Trisrraated eo shell clean In any eosditlon of grain,
without ousting i-» and requiring lees power than 4a*
■Msller of same oe.paolty*
KAITUFACTUSD BY
BOX 1440, CHICAGO, ILL.
• •' oto sSisr
ATTENTION! MILITARY!
ARMY EQUIPMENTS!
HATTGHTON, SAWYER & CO.,
NO, 38 A 28 Fiifl STRUT. BOSTON.
ABT.n Horat vxwTobk.
CoarnvKKTx- Hocss. Phtlidzifhia.
DBIGGS IIOCSK. CHICAGO,
AjabkiOaH faouex, O,
SAMPLES SEEN AS ABOVE.
BCOMC., Ofaccr.'B-u ihe aSSS /
SF 1 'Cam ir;nT«E4 Navy BLjufalTlisf,
taUSSw. tS* 7 C=ytrmi '
MILITARY hat.-.
TH.O ITew Hat,
tha d«ate of Haa-achuaetts. i& fer a&ls oy pWa *
HAUGHTON, SAWYER & CO., .
S” 11 .! 1 '” «* ciUMtion it th*
SkSm F°“ “• H>«M4 to
arpktS ■ ord «*a* «lMTraeri
applied for. myllxlw
MILITARY CAPS.
J. & A. HERZOG,
Maan&etarers and Jobbers sf
HATS, GAPS AND STRAW GOODS,
152 T.Aire STREET, CHICAGO, tt.t.
mh2S-®3E
EQUIPMENTS—
India Rubber Goods,
As adopted by the State of Musaebusftts. The Few
COMBINATION BLANKET,
lined with Wool or cotton-flannel, four of Which
mate a Tent for seventeen, and each tennina a atat
and easUj.ad.nsted. Knapsack, AiLy
Spsaeks with Capes, Hevcnacbi,
Canteens, A«„.
, IN ANY .QUANTITY,
jrarlety of U/tform c{ Wool and Cotton; Bins,
Bhprey Tlannel Sbirttj Hdtv a~d Csjh of Tart
dec Tie Army Bh e. which does not become
rh*n wet "ients 7 eat Materials, Unit'd
dates Bags, and a variety of coeds naeml in Military
ouiflta,iTOr satoby HAuOflTuN, fi»TEB * Co„
- Bgiton.- or tsomplea os exhibition at Briggs House,
OK kago,Ui.
New intellisenck 1 * of
jftce: '
163 Saarbmm street, Op. Fast OMee.
.Families euppUdgwith-help eftbe cost reUabla
ebaraeter. Orders from fhe-eoh&ttr promptly re*
spended to. Adcreas Post Office oox 33 tft.
xoykzlw MBS. A. u BALSAM.
vnusui my m
F. FALMEI,
9m, 119,114,116 Lake £ trees.
80 Cmm lisrrtmno Prints.
M Bales BlarkShsetLagi.
X Bales do, Appleton Sheeting*.
80,009
STARK MILL BAGS;
10,000 LEWISTON 90.
AS Usds of Beantis sal ror«!*« Btj Beedi,
Xc&me, B&smj, te
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
CERTAIN GOODS,
At Hew York Cash Fneee, Freight Aided.
SPRING GOODS
kT SET AIL
VA« SiccgKat St«4h ef
DRY GOODS
7EBT OF SSVf Y020&
O A E P E T 8,
«H. 9LOTHe,
owitTAisr aoess,
Ssrilaj tsd Vaa&tll,
««, Ilk. 114, US Uk, llrwt. ■
feTTzSm-tftp
70 - - Lake Street. - - 70
GREAT BARGAINS El
PAPER HANGINGS,
Vo Close Out Stoela
BOLD PAPERS, HALF PRICE,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
&»., &C,, &(k
E. G. L. FAXON,
70 - Lake Street • 70
NEAR STATE STREET*
TO DEALERS IK
STATIONERY.
Sealed Proposals for furnl-hlng the State o! lowa
Wth Stationary, ai per rch->d U *o'lo Tic-.', will be re*
ceircd at the office o' Secretary of Stst at JesWoln**
In said tate, until the 10’h day f f July, iS6i. On said
day *ncb i n posal* ns shall hare been r-eelrce, will
be opened at aasd office a id tue rcntrvt < r - or tra*ts
awarded to thr 1 -west re-pone.ble Mdd-r orbidd-m
--t'.e parties contracting f-r the Stat-. reaurvioz the
right t-* let the comrsctln parts to diff-rnt bidders,
S advisable. Propos'is m-j tbe accompanied hr pain
ed of the articles to b* furr fahed w f icb said article!
are to be at the ortice of the s>ecrettry ot
Statv. at tie Ca -Ital on or boi ra 'lit* loth day of o‘cta.
bar i ext, without claims fjrfreight, boxe?, or anything
extra, over amount b rt.
SCHEDULE.
1200 reams Book Paper, inches
350 •• Legal Crip.
* 0 " Comni'rcial Koto.
23 ■ Flat Tap.
lirQ “ Loiter Paner.
10 ** FolloPo-t.
3 ■ J.a- - Ize heary pasklng papa*,
fl® ■ Euvtloolug Paper.
60 * 4 Pamphlet corrrn, assertad.
100 M EUTelopf-3 aaserted.
iu dezen Inkstands, common.
IS •' Go'd Pens with Sliver easo^
J5 ** Lett-r Fad».
3 • F-ruslng Knives.
U M Cunh.Qg'H MannaL
14 - Maps of lowa.
20 '• Japanea Caadle c t:cks.
6 “ Quar: bdUiri of '*ritla* Fluid.
3 * H ttle? Carmine Fluid.
3 ** Quart bottle* of Mr.’ liana,
3 ** Muciiac* bottles witri trashes.
6 Orcts Buhber Bands, assorted.
1 “ Blotting Bards.
30 “ Faber’s Pencils assorted 2Teet
5503 Quills.
** Itrelet Machine.
73 Boxes Paner Water?, or seals,
SO Star ( an dies.
2-i “ Erelcbs large slza.
ICO pounds Mai twine, assorted,
10 “ Bearing Wax.
. _ f , , CA.TXZLL, Auditor of 8
•ealfcloes. April 11,1:01. a'22e:B4.itew«#
GOODS, SPRING TRADE.
COOLEY, FARWELL « CO,
(Successors to Cooley, Wadsworth A Go J
DRY GOODS JOBBERS,
4f j 44 A 46 Wabash Aveautf
Are cow receiving a fall assortment of
DRY 000D8, YANKEE NOTIONS, ETC.
FRESH FEOM THE MINT.
Small Profits and TProro.pt Fay
Win be our motto, and *ll dealers, particularly cash
and short time trade, will find It to their interest to ex
amine our extensive and attractive stock before pur
chasing elsewhere. feSAcSOT-wly
JfLAX SEED TO LOAN!!—
I AM PREP ARID TO 10AH
riiAX SEES
Te roM responsible fanners, for sowing this spring,
and will contract with them for the crop. Terms, &e~
seat by mall. Post OlEce Box 6140.
E. W. BLITCIIFOHD,
Chisago Lead Works, ecr. of Clinton andFnltoa Sta*
[fetreO-wly]
'P’WO NATIONAL SONGS:
“UNION, GODANO LIBERTY,’'
AND
-OTJR FLAG.*
771 th a beantitul eolored title pag% repreeei ting the
Capital, and Wsshi: Rtoa oa hi-raa v ack In ibe neck
eronud, and the “Star Spansled Banner" snpw rted
by a ea hr with the =ntl-en of tr.o Cuntiaeatal Army
in fall dress in Loot Just pabbshed by
H. M HI iOiNS, U7 Bandclph street.
Pries. Fifty Cents.
Notice to retailers
New Is your time to 6*ll out your baslnnss for
eash and real estate to a men who ars rea something
to do. House er fetore on teasel lot, rf'ck of Drugs
and Medkvn-s sod liquor* acceptabls. Andress
'* Unlon, ,, Tribate Office. myiix-t
PIPE. WATER PIPE,
piailiuer*** 3 * * lMhWaSar sx> ” a ’ rt *
Also, flnnsrlor Wooden Bastion Prape. ssde and
eold Vvboleeal* aad BetaQ. by J. ?■ xSMPI.R.
mhS.6l-17 comer Polk aad Canal sia M CMoagq,
HP. STANLEY,
•, . COMMISSION MKBOHANT. _ -
una a aider in Fruit and Produce. No, i>>s South Water
/treat. P. O. Box SBS, Chicago, Ulnols. We sollrit the
consignment of goods that are of the best quality—tt
weald be our own cholco to deal in no other elsse.
_ N. B.— I have several acre# of the ’-Vilaon's Albany
Btrawqerry, and will sell plants of that ranety at the
BboM rataa, aad In any quantities.
'pjSE KENOSHA WATER CURB
KEKMHi, WISOOITIIV.
Tbs test sixes in tbs West ter invalids. Address for
circular, Dr, JOHN B, GULLT. MraGULLT
mhii-eftflAm E. ptISHO fJSH.
5,000 BIDES WANTED, .
For which the highest marketplace win be cald.
Office, M 7 South water street; Warehouse. 319 South
Water street. J. L. CHAPMaN. Chicago, m
W Orders Jbr purchase wiE read-ra trcnßr&ttaa.
Una- •• hMi.i»
"PRIME BARLEY MALT AL-
A WATS on band and for sale at lowest
prices; also Superior Yeast Malt In Barrels.
A. G. MOKET.
apITJU-lv .• Beard of Trad* BnUaia*.
ALIGHT SCAVENGER.—Chsriss
it Kuas will attend to the e!<*anlrg dfnrivy tbcl*3
removing ef etaVe mairre. =ny nT^r-sr-iastnrr
Oniere directed CPiee. Kut«, CLteago F. o Aiaa
will «w«art ‘
TgECEIVED :FS'K.. STEAMjsK,
10 Cases of Berlin Baskets. j
BASKETS OF AiL KiNDg. I
AT PIBSEOT’S J.BIRT SASiETt STftPt,
No. ill Eandqlph Struct, Ki3gabiuy .ii.vvk
TO t»> loan cm im-
JL rroved city tf owf*y ft.r ons . enr *t rn p- p
cent. Interest.
P. O \ -iTjv.-'.-tv
'T-ARGS OS SMfiu OSBEI.a
■ULdf
NemtisHeadache
Headaebi
By the nee of these pm* the period!* attacks of Ska
▼on os Bros Exadachx may be prevented] end U
taken at the eonunencsmont of an attack
relief from peln and slcknesa will be obtained.
They aeld.mfhil In removing the Narani. andHaa>.
keax to which female* are so mhject.
They aot gently upon the bowels—removing Coe.
TZVZNKSS.
For Literary Men, Students, Dsheets Females, and
all persons ef Mdanlary bablU, they are valnabla as a
tiTATm, improving Gia apfztitx, giving tons end
Txeos to the dlgesttre ergaas, and restoring the ae>
tonl elasticity and strength ef the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long laves*
tigatlon and carnally eendaeted experiments, having
been In nee many yean, daring which time they have
prevented and relieved avast amount of peln and so£
fer'ng (Tom Headache, whether originating la the wxr.
toes ?yateo or from a deranged state cf the btoraos.
They are entirely vegetable la their composition, and
may hs token at all times with perfset safety without
making any change of diet, asd tor aessncb or yvr
ns xaxH to cbeldbib.
BEWIUB OF COrSTEEFEITS 1
The fennlne have Are aipjuturea of HSKB7 0.
BPALDIN'Q on eaeh Box.
8- Id by DralfeUts and as other Dealers ta VMlrtiiw.
A Box will be sect by mall, prepaid, on receipt ol
stcioje. Sb CTarrs.
£& orders shenld be addmsed to
HENRY O. 6PAXJHNQ,
Kq» 48 Mar Street, New Yerfe
ITelloTTfeijg SiterMmint •
MPMimr&a
CEPHALIC PILLS
IRCX eOJVBKIt ALL WXO tHWEB ftWS
HEADACHE,
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
B WITHES TSSia BEAea
A a these Testimonials van mtanKrftaa by Ha,
SPALDING, they afford unquestionable
proof of the effloacy of tbi« truly
seientiflo discovery.
„ . Mxsoyrai.*; Cowl, Feb. sth, liw.
Ms. Spaldiku,
Sib:—l tried roar Cephalic pJHa and I uxb
thr'i so well that I want you to scad me two dußars
w-Tth m re.
Pi»rt of the*« are tor the to whom 1 rare
• fewpnt of the first box I zot from yon.
Send the PUIs by malLatul o hu-«
Tour »erTaat.
JAMES JLENNXDT.
HxTßapoaa, Pa.. Feb. 6tb, ISO.
Mb. P?al»t3t«,
Btß:—l wish you to scad rue ace mere box of roar
Cephalic Pine. I bats sec sited a oesat deal «y
naxxm fboh tusk.
Yonra rcepecttolly,
Vary ANK BTOIKHOCSE.
SPEtrcs Ceeek. Hn"tlncton Co.. Ps„ )
__ _ January ISULlsdl. >
H, C. SPAtDtso,
Era Ton will p!*a«e send m<* two boxes of rear
CephaUc Pills. Send them lana“d'at?lr.
Respeclfnllt vonn.
„ „ , JVtf. r, anroitf.
P. 9.—1 HATS USED OJTS BOX OP TCHTB Pit.ia kKJ>
TTSD TXLUI SXCELLEST.
_ . CeLt,* VEBSOJf, Ohio, JIQ. 154h. ISffl.
Hvxby C. PpAiPiNfj, Egg..
find Inci ted twentr-fiverent*, far which «»nd
me another hoi of vocr Cephalic. Jilu. they abb
TBCLT THE BMT PtLLS I HATE ITER TBIED
Direct A. PTOVp-R. p w
Bello Vernon, 'Wyandot Coanty, O.
_ _ . Pbteblt, Maas., Dec. 17 th. 19R.
H, C. Spalding. Esq..
1 clrcnlars orlare-ehcirbUln, tobr'nr
y- or Cephalic Pills more partlcolarl? before m? cu£
tom cm If you have anything of the kind, please
send to me. p
One of my customers, who fa subject to severe Pick
Headache, (u-nally l isting two dais,) was cubed of
ax attack ls oars hoc* bt Tors Pills, which I
sent here. Bespectfnllr ronrs,
W.'B. WIT.KBH,
Reynold asUBC: Franklin County. Ohio, >
<n „ _ January 9th, Uti. f
Bhjtbt C. Spalding, 1
No. 4S Cedaa v-trret. N T„
DbibSib?— lnclo«od Andtwcntr.flreMute.r?se•) tbr
which send box of •* Cephalic Pills.” S«nd to addrees
of Bav ftnj. C Filler, Keynoldabarg, Frauklln Coon
ty, Ohio.
Tots Pills wobk trrx a Csaboi— cxjsb Shah.
AGILE AUSOST ISSTAA'IEH,
Truly y ft urs,
17iLC. FILLEB,
Tpsllatti. Ulab M January lith, mil
Mr. Sfaldixo, .
Srsr—Not long slnee I sent to ran for a box *f Cep.
Dalle Pills for the core of the Nerroua Headache and
and received the same, and thby had bo
GOOD AH HFTBCT THAT I WAS INDUCED TO SEND »OB
Kobe. Please sand by rsturn mall.
Direct to a. R, wh^ELHR.
TpellAnti, Mlsb.
fFTom the Biaimlner. JTortblk, Taj
Cerba'lc PHls accomplish the object tor which they
were aaade, via s-Cure cf Headache tai aQ Its forms.
[From the Examiner, Norfolk, Ta.]
They have been tested 1b more thaq a thousand
cases, with entire success.
[From the Democrat, Sk Cloud, MlsaJ
If you arc, or hare been troubled with the headache,
send for a b >z, iCepballe Pill*,) so that you may hare
tbaffi 1h case of an attack.
• [From the Adrertiier, ProTidßuee, B,
The Cephalic Pills are -aid to be a remarkably sflbe
flce remedv for tbe hea-iacbe. and one of the very
best for that very freqsut coraplal&t which Las over
been dfao.vered.
[From the Western B. R. Gasette, Chicago. TIL]
We beanilv endene Mr. Spalding, andhlansrivalled
Cephalic PU.-9.
[From the Kanawha Talley Star, Kanawha, Taj
Wear* rare that persona sutiering with the head
ache, who try them, will edakto them.
CFrem the Southara Path Finder. New Orleans, L&J
Try them! you that are afflicted, aod we are sore
- that your ran, be be added to the already
- numerous Bet that hae received benefits feat no otuer
medlclnecaa produce.
CFrom the St. i ouis Doaoeratl
The irameus* demand for the article (Cephaße PHI*)
Is rapidly increasing.
{Trom the Gazette Daveaport, lowa.l
Mr. Spalding would not connect bis name with an
article hs did not esow to possess real merit.
[From the Advertiser, Providence, R. L]
The testimony-tn their favor fa strong, from the most
respectable quarter*.
[From the Daily New*. Newport, K. I]
. Cephalic Fills are taldng the plaee of all kinds.
[From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, MaaaJ
Said to be yery eflCßdouafiorttoheßdaeto.
[From the Commercial, Cincinnati. OhioJ
Suffering humanity asm now be relieved.
Pr A single bottle ef SPALDING’S PBSFASX9
GLXIS will save ten times its cost annually.
SPALDING’S PREPARED GLtHL
SPALDING’S PREPARED GL¥B,
SPALDING’S PREPARED SLDBb
BATE TKI POCBtI
ECONOMY I!
«A Stitch Bf Tnes Sates JCmT^S
As secldents win happen, even la wen regulated
ftmiHif uls very desirable to hare some cheap sod
conTeulent way for repairing Furniture, Tsj a. Crock
ery. *c.
JPAIDIWS PBEPABEB SIDE
Meets an each emergencies! sad no household can at
ford to be without it. It is always ready, and op to
tie sticking point.
"USEFUL ET EVZBT HOUSE."
F. C,—A Brush accompanies each
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
Address .
"" HHSBT C. SPALDUTG,
No. 48 Ltdar Street, N«er Topic.
C? A XJ7XO 3KT-*
t€i: i; ruckled poseaa are attempting to
palm f>2 .:■ ■ ■;.»u‘pectic? public. Imitations of my’
1 I• wjoai<lctuac.i» *ll persona uhix
jl. iiMsic*v~e oui ese that toe fall name.
-FALBINCf'S XT-Z?AH£D GLCS.^/rl
•u all o^ersaSe.awtndAhS
;; - t . • •• • r eulwWlT -
Central Natters.
WONEY TO LOAN ON CITY
XTX rropert/ or Farms la Cook aadaetfetning Conn.
LilTO WAHUA3T3 B3UJHT ABD SOLS.
_ J i, LfCJt 22 Qliiffr |>M(t
?oat offlca Drawer star dlusM;
WAR PRICE* ONLY 83.00.
.!, ' Photographs, o 1 red la on. ard n.minlad
» tl-« for u.ree dol »r lor the neat th rty Cays
.Sill-. O 8, LA .EY, 170 Slaw nwi, (SI
•u fjj C«ll and “pocunaL#, L.s ructions gl*£
m us an on reasonable terau. meisife
T 0 EX RANGE FOR CIIICA-
X. PROPERTY— i I itne Quarry nrw d a
rood boiiaea , with Bte*m Enzlne Hor e> TV scJi.il
Beasts, dc. togetVr with a ?ar»u 01 uity threejacrea
a~>'i Dsiuti/ul Bwioeace sitavtd wi h a an
r : deof .hiCAkO. Tor f'lr'h*' p.rfcuLr* iEonlra n
iIAPPA * COLUN.*, «<ai Eot-.ta and ilarcbandui
Brokers, ilocm No. 9 Warner's Hall, uv-r lit K»m.
dclpb street. myiteSw
TT'OUND—A Lady’s PorUnmnaia
X* cootalnlsx some money. The owner o«n bars
the same bv appMcg at L. A. DAVIS’Shoe Xore. Ad
hett tfaasoa street myisxJt
TVTOTICK IS HEREBY GiViN
il to the public rot to aegociate or p; rchaae ;«•
PromLaor" Notes given by aa v>
8. D. Baldwin or Order,
of Two Haai'ed <—•
April IT lul*a. ard one thirty t'-ys wt«r rare ca*
L aud April !"• S, *ibi, and out- »ttty day* ai*i !*»#.
Aathe oomUeretloß, ~f ‘H* A 4 ' 1 ‘
eo ill d w ih.hat fail-'*, i '*•*- - . tUea * wt-A*
lew. _
my s*st wy. a ariiL^ry.
XTE-W MUSIC BOOK FO„ ') tiff
1' Tnrrwr —e Co •ertt-ii
of iorg , chants sad if. mc» d“»!gn«i fir
Clsaf's, > a l 'llc « i;:i S*mta-»r**s wltiMvßea.
tary lc»' mctl- n. h~ Wo. and H. 0 P-rkJn». 1 (ceas.
? ilses u. my < r ihe O'*-: ■ ooga of the d>y "ut to ba
'i dli ,-t -rhj- kf. ]*rt e. Depots, tio-t,poavpaid,
Dirsos B CO., Pabllsaira. Boat a.
IVTOI ICE'.—The Annuil Meeting of
Xt et<ekhoM-n »{ the C*iio**o S.aih Branoh
Pick 0 l. •ny.fi.rthe elccto of Directors aad tor
the 'fans- :tl n of ct- er buat tm*l may oorae be
lore iu« c na:,-an\.w.s: t iie i Uceon wvdneediy June
tih, '»5-,a m- C .inpisi’* utfic**, "S I)Lefbori»-ire«t
CHfg.v rvyTMTM. » J KMS’iLT. Bec’y.
r l'o C’J•IKAOTuiis A - {)LUM-
X BER DEALERS- The Fut4>'rth«r will 1 entire
written pn p.«a!s Qf,» 'Le.vh : Jn; e nsxt {• rmra
tehl'-g t> aurliJa Aid HoLg the lolionln* J.bs of
work viz:
T-’ • 7.1U a 'hltemk Tinh'-r PA if. Iron faefFneA
a r 1 a-h»k »• Kt er 's '«■!’«• beicw wiiatrs
ton. >t abont t».e f Uowlcar c; e? 1 <b*. v-r -from
to VOO f-»-; 1 -.c. f ••>•! 4To i I;* and
- 1. T t' J laches
r:;-*r , . •: • a.k 1 t 4 thlcfa
the dl:log of uo-e a.d t ar*egr4»al C*_ial aavtae.
a. a .a c‘t'42 vi vci.
Ain re, air at.-J *:a t e L ('K at «ald cam
6tra>tn<ti k *rd I■■'rsrinj tie hi tra -Uli. duMO>
ln"lidloT#r ;ytf• nc* Ml aV.r.s?*** ystia.
Al»--. fo-nav •*. fr m -.'.Co i u*. w C’-Lls tarda oi
verier ted it WtiT Bit-.o
ry-'p. aaltf rj*h« m c J e f- r A £.j, r - f- r (iptSifa
p< r r l ••. c; tti • «• r-.. or i>r f . rt> ai»a*
oslt. r" r »-rk iaj mat-rui. kstium. Pay.
r*** ** ffc. . a n-to *<j c-a ca'ttl or r*J road coo
trs-oi or atm *B« oiTu "trls* «*r*«d H n*. •B'dfl*
«- lion-. A •., mi 1 aLi ;e«i; ej *n »- mtl ja tra? be had
a: ec .. g‘o-. ; j Inrr* fJ~C J’.oMr? * '.Ttntn*iott
»?■ j.;ion a i» at LooU l atToad. 9i
ejU'jVcj. __ H. u. AJ-ufcit
W: ’rillC-eniy. IS., May is*-
Hie xawtsui
T a SURE VOTTI FURS FROM
HOT'tS b~ iMilAt them %t ocr St.'rn
XO. 118 I JIHE n«EBT»
will b* p-w i* ' 1- ’ Uu’j a rtuaaaar m lu nndtf
ttrs l r.?«rT--;?» :o >;OT*i ?r ard ‘lurawd
from all 4*ia. p v LoaL 2«c.ipa ilth and ehargat
low. J. JL. *'fl TH * CO..
H*u«n as cl Furrigra.
r T© BOOKSELLERS REWB
- »iu.«aa,*c,
NATIONAL ENVELOPES,
Price, SS.M fee ThenuJ, Cuk.
ffesfl Ib Ton? ord tra twiraedtatwly, m we oaa »upply
Bat a d*», and lE* demand 13 for 3MC&
BeUll, Ce.Rti per Package.
D. B. COOXR * CO, lUUAtI&Mi
an vU Be a Had la retecio*.
E. i; IGBY & CO.,
nipovri n <-x» joßsisi or
paper nr.i
A SD
General iloose Painters.
•1 BiSDOLPtMT., CIIICAGOi
RAKE & BROTHER
dr li lEbr nr
PAPER DANCINGS,
WINDOW SHD<::!> FIXTURES, fcC.,
Bsim u4 Sis* )‘Listen, Paper Bun
(ere, lire., Etc.,
so. is-t ci.j orb stAbbs.
■ e~: :> t1
JgU3GI?B A} D CARRIAGES.
The aah eHber weald uil the of mj*
ehjj*r» to uu
I-ARGS ASSORTMENT Q9
OPEN AN3 TOP BUGGIES.
Which he has mads no ant'. » constant v rcanufbctai*
to* fr aui w.> l e,k*. -n Tim; *-,' i-.-i h» com-
Set. !,? «*orit ;*:i. ana i • *i>i* .'acnti-* f..r OUlo* all or
trs .or L.T OU 0 ;idi AG Hi uf wllataTtr
Style.
PLEASE BALL AXB tX'iMIBE DBS STB6K.
I a'u aU ■ pr-i'-.r-d to do al. of ile/ulnr* and
Pnlci.nj, win ofm an ; i bpatch.
S. B— A y. o ;«c*Kri*y fcj'J stre« e ee*n4
f r «-.;« a; ai. »*,u.ry, oorn -
iV-l.tii i;r.U4.
P ATE IT LAW.—
BBOADN.U <>: GBIT,
__ M> wsmi
PATENT L WVYKH3 a *D SOLICITORS.
. ur -e nr! g T 1-uU f r 'ow ia^D
non-an ’ DccLa-of ever? ■ rlpt •ninths United
State* iiL.'rrthe New Law •i il r u :,! :»<i and m oil
Foreign Ton-are# tr* nt -pas cd, All profto
al„nt,rbu.-L2e:a ccu(M-» t: 1
_ » ynci;i: EstablLbed.
Waftiirjton, O. C. s.t-Pa wot Ofßcoj.. ~
8t Lo-ifa. ilo. '<• d •V-s-toia Bor w) #w,
Cttlceg', dl , . 1.-r;u. u’» i ov.*j isflA
Lord JO. .t.s’.iua;
PaM-, Frarcf .... BSS,
nroila:* *hh foil I‘str ;ciiuc» le Inventors. mailed
gratuitously ujioa »pyl!callou. ly
'J’O 71 KALiUUL! II STREET.
8. B. BUPr-JTH,
Hi* remored hfa stock of iioofa *• from H'. M
w’tuh Liar- street. .UattL's l ; Uad ; , to 73 Ran
•olpa street, b«t.j»la.e *nMJearb. ra. my9.e«Tjm
Lands Fon sals ciiKAPj
, T« McDeary, Ksaa, 0gl«. >'hitasida.
oje Halt*. Ho.'* is&Bl, Bossa, Carr K and Lake. bakH
fta same land sauced Ta««k k* u. GSfcwTH.
Asd now swasd by ArdeUa 5. ami lory Ana Smm,
I.t!« pertWt T*Tm-s**y Aoel- to » s
•- I * ••**•-•*>. *r> :>'«* Cj.L rr»h .--SHfHS
S,fsai a.siimis?r.»x>t«
'TRUSTEE'S S\LF -- Wueraa*,
* th* nrd»r«[jn-<L Lawr'a •J J 41»'.e*.haA »c«o
by deerte In CSaci-e ▼ of linpcrt r oun cf Chb
cage, ei.tsied ca May li!t.. .Srf ,Li a s 7
Bochana-> *s o-apla raai, and Hot trt L FahUa,
BtassA Fabtau. iiraos i, >orr"»l PMlip B **r»
rest and alary For'aat. its u*rs-C, &t* app dated
Trustee In pl;ce >’ f Ilearr J . rr-M t, dec-used, to
carry cat the prcT;d a* o a certain \ mat De«*d. exe
s' t*d by Robert L FasU’: sad Etna i. F>b as. U
said danry L. F rrcet, iru.tc'’, to »i hre a c^rala
£rvml-s ?y cc-U *f Fi >• T>.«r.ns»-.d .-.v ’ tn» dated Hay
Ith. A, D. -bet, Bwd ia,-ahi.. oa-< }«ar a ter oate to ins
&rd»rrf Taccna* ; . K rr-*t wi'J* Int i -*t »t au per
'eut per an a-n. vU'c-i r,Ud r?L-»l ’rust I>**r u
ffi a d of record in «ald saesc, .iod ii ar • r«.-'.racd Lb
the I5»-'crner * <f( o«- ;.’on~!T !n R oo« iTd,
Pa-rc ijj,b? wh en *a d Or?J ihe u *nf bcfbln
after deccnb*-a ■»>*» aouTeyed to»«id Uai ry L, Forres*
ts iceare sold Fete.
and, whereai sa.J v ote elth Is: r st r.->tn the date
ttareoC l* now wtiollr du*'sad ucpa'ct and th re is
dae there© the sum of ?lv« Trouannl N ;>• Haadred
sect seventy Twa Dollar*, to pay wslca ♦ Ad >aa sold
Heel S£«t»ie Las b»oa order :d y rati 100. ito he told,
as la a.dbv said d<K roe an year.*.
Kow.ihtro ore, notice fs *.bat the un*
LA«rBTH» J. J Nlaaec. «lh a il st puhde
aocUou oa U.-kdat. t.o icv.irUventtt d» y of June.
A l>. IS*L at 13 • •• -«.k u-K) . of ibst s •, tb« n<- nb
door of Use Court Ho*.** la t-bivago, to he hlgbcsc
bidder fbr sees the He*i ?b ai? c >*d a a for ealA
viz.—Tbesouls ha'fof Lot Ten, Woe'* On i Haadrea
and TwestT.l wo. S.-.h t! Ad .Itloa i >
llliaola, with »H U*-> right Ohd tqnlty m r- dempnoa
ot raia Itcbert L, FobL»e an of oa.d - mat i. FabLuj,
his wfe; satiject bo ever, to \ -crtv.n njtncageec
isM R. L, Fan » ■ and wlfu to D Liao vis, te **•
ecrethesum of |. 3jo CKMUi. irccroed In f e H*ocr
der’s Office of Cock Countj, ix Book >T ofE ;rteag«%
Page lU-ta.
LAWR’NC’I J. J. SISfSN. 1
HasbbgucK Datsb, Solicit r. w.n »n\iri
'TRUSTEE’S Sale, T .Vi eraa*.
J- Jcarxa Atkina, ea th i nlt-reuih da/ ef .anuary,
A.D. 13SH1 axeeuw-isad dcil7*<*«e o? me. th* under*
signed, as Trustee, a Deal cl Trust coute'-iaf tfee
pnmlne HeralralVr d*ecr t> d, ts asor.n the j sytacaj
of a certain Promissory 5c te> tnenTn senile .ed and
deccrtbed, for a full .nescr oMtj of w.ch bail aoUfc
abd ef the power In «a.l Dee-i :o s rained, refer*
euce fa hereby made to the decf-rti ' f •sdd Deeo which
•aid Deed 01 Trust was * aly r»cjrd*«i lu tLe Ueeor.
der*s Office of Cook <;• ar. tr, Mblci* la Hoc' itt of
Deed*, Page Til A r d, wrer'A»,'irfiuß'iaßbe«i siadf
la the payment of sold Ft- taUsb.-y '•■ la, and *.<pUc».
ticn has Been made to qm b r -eto i ?rjoaa. the payee
and legal holder th.-rso*. W» id] iM Lffsolie* :nd«
aadby vlrtua :f the powr.rjr sail L»ae-lof Tnuioon*
taiaed. and ter tua purooas: ;r.tr■ nri-aM.
How. ihereforr. pabllc a; .iß*r It V-r-.’iy jt’.vea hat I
•ball sell, at public auction ivtir.* q.-vi door <fHw
Court Bouse, la tb? C’.tv ofUL'cau • ia tiff ?t» te of
nUaoai, for the big«*<*• »3l :c*t /rv* the »cm- wjh
la eertt fcr tap 1 rpuwa la *al 1 Deed 'X Von
axpreseed. a* ten oM -ck. m inuion-.. ■ su Stic uay.
the Lh-rteento day .’f Arrii, a, T, ;ha prevL *s 15
tald Deed of Trr.i isserlbed. aai*dl’ ste in K»an to«
ta the Ccuoty <-l Look, and ■.! U.iioJs. f-w
Qt»xm*nccj at a petal la oetr*- ef tne Lot 55
Seed fcor (ft rodasruth of sbs !ta- ofs^JiW
elgbteca *r\ Bange ioarieea U)
seat, thane* rnsrlag ea-'t f« the -ast br.-e of me no. A
weet quarter of tha aortbw -*t qaar-rr ot uM ««. 01
slghteta. thesce south an ’•cos .t
drsdthe («e«.y»f-da> thcar.-e west parallel »’th to
Berth Hoe el:aid Ssctioa ' igbtera u> »h« ”a lr * «
tbs aforesaid County ftcer, t.'-oace
the ceutrs ct aa id road to we piece cf b*g*natafc oc fa
talolns about one oad-s-sali •: b: °T.i° S
together with the cutimag* a ,*J .V^i.?
SL?isfisa "avS «1
Chicago. March lith, -XL
The »bore »*le l» hereby '>o*t?«a*d sata Tweeds* <
t™—
Theabova tale is fcrthar poatpexu-4 to yrtdsr, aHfe
“SfiSf V isssoxr. TCM.
The above ula la hereby lOrttwr to Hoa
da*. toe eth day cf Ji-vr. . ttfi tame tour ltd
Sic*. «fiA3. A. 625G0&T. Traaiea,
apaTefl.Hd
KSPATOHIII
The above sole Is hereby Amber pcatponM to Tiflb
needay, the eta daj of h*ij; in*, at V.- tame toor uM
pl.ce, Ctt.Hjb A. QSXtiOKT,
my7t—li Truteo.
The above tale is hereby farther postponed to Wedß
needs?. May «n, IWL attoe»*B.ebcnr »cd DUtep
CHx'i A. CBKGOBT Trarta
SAJLE vvh«res»,
_L dafanlt haa been titnde by Charles Schmidt In tbs
payment of bis two crttala promissory to'es, eatad
Hav sut. 1-60. one cf tsame ft-r < oe ihoa ard ael»
lan parable to to* « r *•.* of trwl. Zorns or*. - * j e«r af
terdate wnbl-MfCßtai t'U P'r ce-t; trd the ocher
f.'.r two bond rod d ibr. payable to toe ,/.it-rofAiUm
Popp one year from me dat' vcerec f «It b la c*p •***
temper cent. Aod,wfc.reaatoowm«BtotaaWiiot<?a
WssVTearea by D«ti - ( T»a,t. s;*£
n vnt«4 hr said Sc*? v -ldr, and by o.c l-avld to waoo-
Sf “ f . »r ,Ur.f aebrnld!, lit »»lcfc
.i«««a mt-h.ivii tbe oftQ half Of aatVICK -WO {.L
NO aeT«n,7 7t»blc> k t. a •,!"> ofFractfettS
ftJtaeniid.. Township cam.-** re («.) Nuzth
Raag-'io-wto- a ( »j, wet of rlurd FTlnc?ißd Jtsrj.
d.aujln ihe Coast; of Sbo-. tad Stoic ol IllaiCT w.tk
wve bail drg* *od Impror-msuii thereon, and which
Deed of Irwawaapwcrdrd in tbe Cfflce of the So
e rTerof tald Cook 'dcaaty. in 3Mi 313 of Ueedlk
Pair Ul.
Aud, w ercaa oppl eatler has been code to the on.
inr? gued. Tra-toto U* et eat: the powers *
Deed'ov seiu 5 tort • vTti lands er me eh thereof to
mar be toiaa«»th« aoMiisMiiiM
a tea, - lib the th'reoc irlMto.
Now. toe> efof«, pa >do lextoe a berthi glvsß >t»< L
L. c Palue Srs r, » Id iru.‘t e wIU, on th; to;h aay
cf Mar a i>. )r£>4 tr O o'clock in toe lorCbooa'fiatst
<uiv. at ih t i oxth uo r «it "'cart Sonar ox that o*fc
tv v>i . r-.-k, lii tos C.tr rf Chlea.-Q. »rU at p bhe sa»
don f -r e-Aob to toe ji3l.es t bidder, theabervedescribed
tercel cf land, wtb the iaptovnnat* fttreoau t*
fr il ii r 1 irmirT min npnnTin istil rrrintwnr ICewA
wltAtheccatoa4d4ipen.es of t&L
CUiiD 1 Msy'A-b,