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CHICAGO TRIBUNE,
iIU, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
Office, No. 81 Clark Street.
nsxt ot th* emexoo muulki:
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ttHy, £«liretefl In city, per wtek. , -*i 9
lo null mbecribcre, per jw •••••• ]• JJ>
wily, to m&U eobcolber*, J>cr *l* month* 4.00
rri-w*«k3T, per
Weekly, tingle cnbsoibfca'*'”* 5*29
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tS*** Addition* to claDi<w*y,t* riufc at any
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jy momt la WfUteni letter* tnajW mt
s>>twittitt •;■. okiv>-v ia
jdirws “ nnCIGfl THBCTV ChUag^m.
Cpcago Ifriittne
WEDSESDAT, HAT SS, 185 L *
Tbe Oar- Patrons*
Wc dW cot decide till after business opened
rwtcnlsy morning whet,wa."ought. to do.
is tCguxl to whit Is now kDown as tho “Union
liit n of Illinois currency. A few hours 1 ex*
rericuce convinced ns that it would not and
c*uld not be made to “ go, 1 ’ With the cxccp- j
tU'D of the lumbermen and o few others, the ]
U»lncEß public sternly -adhered to the Kail*
wsj list. .Therefore till farther nolle?., we
tisll take - ted pay out Illinois currency ac
cording to the •values fixed by the Railway?.
0«r patrons should send ns no checks or
drafts on any Chicago, or other Illinois Banks
ujiess drawn for exchange or coin, or with
lie direction to pass to their credit what tho
tcrancypsldus, is worth. The same rule la
explicable to Wisconsin currency. lowo,lnli
jo3 rv, Ohio, and other good Eastern money re-
edvod at par.
The following It the Railroad list as now r»r-
rxrged
UST No- 1. PAR,
P'k ofAtK-riCA, Cbtcago.Kxchange Bank,
Et of Northern tUifioie t £aiic Coast; Bank,
Cticagv Baak, Marino Bsnkr *
LIST No, 2. NINETY CENTS,
Alton Bank, McLean Ooan’.y Bank,
Aairrici-n Bart, Mechanics’ Bank,
IVhot Ato«?rtca,mCaisx*lHcrchaot*.' Bank,
Back (<i Blch ritteficld hack,
E-mfc of InQrtnnitT, Reapers* Bank,
CmuLetlfti-d Co. Bank. Union Bank.
L. I. TB.kbao & Co'c BkMahaDre Bank,
iiighland Bank, International Bank,
UST No. S. EIGHTf CENTS. _
Brooklyn, HI. State Stfcarity Bock,
Bark of t emmerce, lUlt-ols Central Bant.
iUuvUof IlUuole, Lake Micbluan Bant,
Bar.l; rf Ccnr It, Ohio Biver^Bank,
Bai-k of Sparta, Pamet Bank,
Ik vd i oai ls liaat. Patriotic Bank,
Columbian furnk. Slate S; ock Bank,
City Bank or Ottawa, U. 6. StiKk Hank,
Kc.ton Bai:k. Wheat Growers’ Back,
iiliccli BJvrf BiUjk,
LIST No. A SEVENTY CEN’K,
T&nkcf GaUua, Pracklln Bank,
Bank of Gei esco, Kankakee Bant,
BniU Bead Bask. Hart-haU Co. Bank,
Cvttral Bank, Toulon Bank,
Bank. Olympic Bank.
LIST No* 5. SIXTY CENTS,
/iriculturul Bask, Commercial Bank,
Ail-ana Bank, Kafkaeki&Bank.
iiiik cf Alcdo, IVcctem Bank of EHcoif,
lark of >l* tropolis, Warren Co. Bank.
Junk of Elfin,
LIFT No. 0. FIFTY CENTS.
Bsi'k o? Benton. Jersey County Bonk,
Taokef Astlana. XjSX.caster Bank,
lank of NcjxtvjjjO, lalsyeßelJank,
Di.cclnre Bink, Natrafaneel Bank,
(t’ordec Smtc Dank, Plowman’s Bint,
Ban-Twh-n Hord> Ban>.
ilcaboldl Bane, Rock Island Ba^k.
BIG GUNS*
We have advices, this time rtUahJc, that
Ike bill of lading of those “ big guns” has
been received at Cairo, and that the said
guns are actually on the road from Pitts
burgh I The distillery down on the point,
at the conScencc of the rivers, has been
a ncemned for Government uses, and the
ground is being surveyed for a permanent
fortification.
nIsSOCBf.
Gen. Price, who recently issued a pro
clamation calling ihe militia to assemble
Mhtler thejtog of Miasouri at their respective
headquarters, la pursuance of Claib. Jack
ton’s treasonable military bill, has bad an.
interview wit. Gen. Harney. Gem Price
has concluded to countermand his order
snd issue another, recommending all good
citizens of Missouri to stay at home and at
tend to their “civil duties” Could any
thing indicate more forcibly the moral
power of a few loyal regiments under com
mand of a determined officer f
■ The Bt, Louis Democrat,* in an article
printed elsewhere, declares in unequivocal
term£ that if the banka and Rivings Institu
tions will pay over the July interest fund
♦o Claib. Jackson, to be used for military
purposes, f&'S* tsiUbd daaU itiih a* ttattoft.
POBWABP EIAKCBCt; f
The. concentration of large masses of
troops at Tort Honroe, it is alleged, is
for a purpose of.TOcapturing.lhe Gosport
Government Navyyard, andrirlymgthe in-
Eotgcntß out of Norfolk. Xt ia also hintod
that a strong column wiH push its way up
the James river to Richmond, at the same
time that the main-army crosses the Feto
2nac~and tfikefl.up lUJline of march
for the rebel capital. It is reported that
this army I will consist of 6,000 regulars and
25,000 Volunteers,—-a force which thetriat
ora have not the means io resist About
the time these operations commence ft di
vision of Pennsylvania and Ohio troops
arc .to piiireh from Chambcrsbuig -upoa-
Hfliperis Ferry and dislodge, the toriesthere
posted, who arc said to be poorly equipped,
and short of provisions. *
The troops of Illinois, Indians, lowa
■Wisconsin, Minnesota and several regi
ments from Ohio, It is expected trill march
on Memphis, following both the river and
railroad routes. ’ The batteries along the
river trill be taken or silenced, and/ the_
Kailtray repaired, where“tho bridges are"
destroy ed or the mas removed.; Once clear
ed of secessionists both avenues of com-1
joumcation can easily be kept open by the
loyal forces.
Memphis.is more healthy than Cairo. It
is shoaled on a high bluff; the soil is dry,
and the air pure; the mosquitoes are much
mailer than their brethren on the low. wet
grounds about Cairo. Memphis is a far
healthier place for the army to spend the
hot and aiekly season than where a portion
of it is nCw encamped, at Camp Defiance.
It is furthermore the key point of the
Southwest held by the rebels. Should V
fail 'into the hands of the soldiers of the
Republic, the insurgents would bo terribly
weakened. Its lots lotbemwonld be a
fatal blow, as it would render the capture
5 of New Orleans certain, and place the
!■ sfbtdc line d: the Mississippi in the possca
r J-'iSon of the patriots.
If the order to advance on Memphis ho
given simullsieonsly with that for' the
touch, on Richmond, a splendid and ex-,
citing rivalry will spring up between the.
troops of the Northwest and the soldiers of
the East, whidi'will first reach their desti
nation. Thedth of Jnlyshould andean
be celebrated by the two patriotic armies in
Richmond and Memphis. The Jail and win
ter campaign will then close tie war and
crush the serpent's head.
aaonont ?®n_ iutiiwiiiia-
Xtß*.
The citizens' of Chicago Would like t»
Imow why lie discrimination, ogainst lhair
■volunteers has assumed tie character of a
relentless persecution. - Tier would like
to know rrbei her this fault lies principally
-t tbe doorofthe Governor, or of tließrig
edier General. They would like to know
liotr it happen* that with all the expendi
ture of money, cad all the enlistment of
men in this'city; barely three Chicago coin- |
panics h«»e wormed their way into the
of the United Elates through the
avenue' of the Executive Chamber of Hit
nois. Th«y would like to know why the
first companies on the ground at Cairo,
(Capt. ■' hlihalotzy’s • and Cspt. Kow
bold’s), rftcr being rAstered into' the
eerrioe of the United States by Capt.
Jopc, hare beet excluded from any place
either In the tot or second levy, of six
regiments. They would also like toknow
some n asonfortho jealousy which exists
at Cairo against Capt. Sinifh's artillery and
Capt. Barter’s dragoons. '*
there a»jr be in the complexion
©f Chicago which crdtcs the ire of oar
£ta\£ ttxxKAlonariea,' civil bir ’-niiniaJ7» 'or
both, wc cannot conceive. One thing is
certaio. If no Faiisf&ctory answer Is re
ceived to these •plain In.
fairies, an appeal will be taken .to fccouii
. \if- *■"» • >-»< '■ «. XlsSi
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VOLUME XIV.
of higher jurisdiction, and leas contracted
bptical range,, where we believe .Chicago
has come influence, and where we know
all communities can obtain, justice. No
less than four thousand men hundred men
have been raised in this city, drilled, and
tendered to the Government. Of this
number fin? hundred and ffty-tvco have
run the gauntlet at Springfield so
far as to get into the service, of tho
United States in ■ regimental'' order.
A like proportion, on the basis of the last
census, wonid giro the whole.Statc only
8,560 men in the United States army, in
stead of twelve full regiments, or a mini
mum of 10,080 troops. In this reckoning 1
we do not include the thirty-day MhOXess.
v Wc have a very generous allotment in this
line of the service.
We Bare suppressed the complaints
which these nngenerons acts have elicited
until they can he suppressed no longer—
until the commonest principles of fair
dealing demand that they ho suppressed
no longer. We hare explained the dis
crepancies ■which exist In every possible
troy to shield those upon whom the blame
termed to reel. We shall do so no longer.
If the magnates of Springfield and Quincy
want all the offices they can take them
without asking anybody in this latitude.
But it does not lie in their hoots to inuh
the volunteers of Chicago with impunity.
CHICAGO PUOnUCE TRADE*
The following table shows the total rc
celpta and shipments*of flour, grain, live
stock, provisions, &a, during the past
week:—
Kcc/ lp*s. Shipments.
.... £g,!»J5 &i,ius
~..292,833 SfiShSS
....€05,811 •*. 704,443
.... 21.5J8 '* fc ß2.SJ3
Tlcnr, bbl3.
Wheat, bu.
Corn, bu...
Oate, bu....
Ji\e, bn 6.829 27.732
Barley, bu 4.182
Seed*-, 11>a 7.1T9 74.4 M
P«.rk. bhla 1,4 1
Cut Meats, lbs 02,330 Sls 010
Tallow, lb* 18017 38.8:})
Live Hcȣn, no 2,902 1,332
Beef Cattle no ‘ 8,953 1422
The following table shows the total re
ceipts of produce in this city since the Ist
of January last, compared with the re
ceipts daring the corresponding periods in
1850- and 1800:
1861. 1800. 1859
Flour, bbls... 430,133 171.238. 231,412
Utcauba 2,726 659 1,312 32J 601951
Coin, bn 4,615,406 5.045.4W L1«i,218
Oats, bn SSSB6I 445 039 231,969
Bve.tni 118 259 84,6iG 13,075
E.-LrJrr, bo 2=7,310 175.402 96,012
Seeds. Ibe... 2,419 219 2,543,534 1,911691
Poik. bblfl SO 016 12 297 10.937
GulMeats, lbs 7 800.560 6.815,290 3‘97a,4‘2
WQ, lbs 5,237.877 3,913.595- 1.6 M.133
Ti.llow, Jbs 5K8.734 74,071 150,836
Live Hoc*. no 117,260 54 897 81.740
Drffcftd no"«* f 50..., 144.113 46.2j0 28,353
Ikuf Ctftllc.no,..;.'. 45,923 60,863 * 9.516
! The following tabic shows the amount of
Flour nnd grain In store In this city on the
hpth in&t, compared with the statements
of three previous weeks:
May 20. May 13. May 0 April 29.
nocr.bbla.,.. 83.WS 44,356 47.100 60,050
Wheat, bn.... 6S9SC3 504 199 1.039,512 1,415.449
Coin, bn 1.052.5 M 1,155.620 1,470,639 2,091,856
Gala, bu 5(5,201 566,229 670,000 651,054
. Business during the past week has suf
fered very severely on account of the cur
rency excitement; and although our re
ceipts are fair, compared with those of the
previous, yet they are much below
vthtd they ought to be at this season, and
what they would probably be had we a
sound currency to eend into the interior of
this State, lowa, and "Wisconsin.
IBS TTOiOEH OF TiUS NORTH-
WMT,
VTliftt they can do In the War,
■When the war Invaded the “dull, piping
times of pence,” in which the present genera*
tipu had Wfcxed prosperous and thrifty, the
grirtlex Bfx,.with a nobleness and sell-devotion
characteristic of true womanhood, were fore.
meet ta theta response to U« towiflfc They. ■
give all they had to give, eons, husbands,
bxothm—'wllh their own gentle' ..hands
buckling on the accoutrements of the soldier;
4 dwhat waa more, with their own courage
and'devotion to. their country, kiadlftg high,
and noble zeal in the breasts of those thus
bent lorth
, 3Jnt woman sahed for,' a lazier share of the,
labor than this, and grieved that theta sex'
cduid do ao little, though in no sense can each
dntica and services as above noted be deemed
slight. They sought out the opportunities to
do more, and when the History of the War is
written, It will lock many of its most distinc
tive andiatcrestlrg features ‘ Ifltfail to nar
rate what' (ho ’women have already accom
plished in many localities. Everywhere they
answered' generously' to the.appeai, in
.mhny instances they have dona notable aer
vibe. ' This in our own 6lty in the equipment
o£ our troops, sad the outfits of camp and hos
pital. The lint and Bandage movement had
its limits, long'tince reached, and there seems
up occasion.ibr further outlay of industry In
that direction. To say nothing of Manufoc
■tured Lint, enough has been produced and
etht in of the domestic artlcle'to glut IheHos
pl|ata and supply every possible and. prospec
tive demand be these what they may. ~ It will
bdw-cll for the Ladles to : remember this,, for
np more Lint and Bandages con be wanted for
o twelve months, or even thrice that lime. • ’
Let not this cause any disappointment to
any of our lady readers. Enough remains to
bp done, end will continue. a duty and
obligation while our troops ore in
tbjc field. A* the unavoidable and cec
npcescary consequence of so, sudden arevo-
lotion from a peaceto aw footing, there
art a multitude of details that will ho oyer
locked by, or crowded oat of the attention of
these in charge, even if the proper Depart
ment see that the great essentials in Camp
and Hospital are not -wanting. Much will do*
valve npon private individual* which if left
undone will ho to the loss and consequent
Buffering of. our brave Volunteers. In all
6upb catcrpises, system Lb Indispensable, and
large organizations intelligently constituted
arid ordered will answer £\r better the ends
tojbe attained than separate individual effort, ‘
however earnest and general. In the City of
2*4 w York a “Central Belief Association ”
has been formed for a combination of efforts
end results. The venerable and widely es
teemed Valentine' Mott, M. D.yis Chairman,
Luji Kcv. Dr. Bellows, Vice Chairman. The
Board of Management,bears namcSjOf
reddest* of that rityof, prominence,-.both
-ioUaßyand In works of benevolence. . This
Society has prepared a Circular letting forth
it ialme/MidgiTingthefollowing, \
utfr or nosrrraL Jlxh ticld auPTLiM rqn tot
KICK AMD woransn.
1, Bacdagea (without sclrcgev and shrunk) 1 —
Assortment ana proportionate numbers of cachr*-
rWy required:
1 dozen. 1 Inch wlde.i yard long.
: *Sdozcu, 2 inches widu.Syarda long
, , ! 8 dozen, 9x indies wide, g yards long. >'
- . 1 drzen, S inches wide, 4 yards long.
| X dozen, ZH inches wide, 5 yards long.
(S dozen, 4 lichee wide, C yards long.
4. Lint—Scraped and rareled In cqnai propor
tions. parked in boxes cTMnlform size.
& Old Linen and Cotton Cloth, without aclrcge
or team*, for compresses
*. Ping Pads and Curhlone
fi. Cotton Batting and Cotton Wadding; fine
Hax and Sponges,
a Bed Flannel, in the niece.
7. Bookbinder*’ Board,.for.SpUnla; pieces.,lS
Inches briinchcs. ■•* •- -
8 Saddlers' gak for Ligatures, Skein* waxed
and wound on cards. •• . . - -
9. Sewing Kcpdica, assorted In cases; Unsn
.Thread, Tape;awlSdsaots. •. • . ■
. ID. Adhf-slrs Plaster, Camel-Hair PeadU. OBid
ptfc. OHcdldualin,lndiaßubberand Guttapercha
I Cloths, In theplece..- , _ . •; ■ t '
U ' n.
frfag^algM^^olc^ofltha
SWto, i f«t»iaiind
7 m. fjSi. f. o -
Stfcfa,Cn^cMrsM
&°£^A2Si^ad
yiiiie of such an aaaoolation, we bare present*
j t OTi 1 IDO' : 2Mi>*H.SOHT
fler jjMKOSAtS.oVI
| (fccUthaio&U* iitfoicsS, iafi s^ts-l
tOO^OZBLO
£ Us almathus fully to urge that step’s • be •at
mca taken to institute a similar enterprise In ■
his city, ibrthe wide Northwest of irhich' 1 t
li-tlieMetropolis-XtlahoTlghthpr l ‘ ; '
emporary class of duties devolved upoaour i IXQpbrtitftt . frolll
:omxnu&itlcshj the war, and it Is time that j j 1 -
he results.oforderand BjitemßhonU j ii»m / rAPUirv
>e sobght out and M'they can be in'i I vl/la , fUlftxiiuit
be manii& indicated,and already Inaugurated i
In Ntw York- The hearts of the iromca are j
in this work, and they only ask bow they may '
best be employed. It will be the province of - S
guide bad direct In this matter. ( ’ j
j . ' Virginia tlccitTO*.
1 The election in Virginia will take place to- j
morrow. Several important propositions arc |
to-fce voted upon that day; among them the j
ratification or rejection of the ordinance of }
secretion, and the adoption or rejection of a 1
proposition to amend the constitution of the |
Stale ao a*jjto tar all property according to its t
value. On the fame day members of the leg.
lelotare arc to bo choecn. It is also the usual
time for the election of members of Congress;
but an ordinance of the State Convention de
clares that no such election will take place.
I Two Union candidates, however, arc in the
field in the western section of the State, aad
one at Icact inthe eastern section. .
, The Secession Ordinance will doubtless car
ry, under the Influence of the reign of terror
cow calablifhed, in three fourths of the State.
FLnat CAIRO*
Eote the Chicago Eoys art Treated—Quarter
rratUr McKay — X>r. Sim — Capt, Jiarker't
Iyragoon's — Capt. Smith'* Artillery — Capt.
MihoJofey's JUjUa, and Capt. JCoicioid's Tar
nert — Bird'* itfnf.
ICorrcspoDdencc of the Chicago Tribune.!
Catuo, May isdl.
My last, (abruptly terminated by the depart;
ure of the train), gave the composition of
Brigadier General’s stsiL It may aa well be
repeated:
Bxlg. Gen. BcrJ. Jf Plenties, of Quincy.
MfjerS D. Baldwin, Inspector,
rapt. Win. Dfinetrcet, Am-de-Camp.
Lliut. R O, Bntherford, Depot Commissary.
Llect.R. B. Bnteh, Depot Quartermaster,
Col. J. D. W«bster, State Eugmccr, ex-cjftcio
uitmtcr of the Staff.
: J twill be seen that Cspt. McKay of Chicago
Ifi displaced from the quartermaster’s cffic?,to
make room fora younger brother of the Sec
retary oi State at SprmgflchL The struggle
for this position was the most dcr-parate of
nr-y, and its disposal is not unattended now
bj Ot-epfctlimr-- Bat this case Is not alone,
aa sheeting Chicago- interests and men. The
unctrems niouu—not to*say ungenerous—
manner In which Dr. Sim of Chicago was
dropped from the stall, and the post of brig
ode surgeon declared vacant after it had baeu
QHurca to him, adds to the general discontent.
Another cause for dorm, mid one which will
pi ot-ably call out some -formal expression, is
ibned In the fact that while not one of the
regiments now in active service has been al
lowed to Chicago, as attempt is how making
to-day to prevent a formation of the dragoon
and srfi.l* ry rfeimentß authorized by special
lew, and for no better reason, os it is regarded
htn*., than that they,- would be likely to Call
Into the hands ol Chicago officers, whose
pioneer companies arc now in tho Held- C ipt.
Barker’s dragoons, Capt. Smith’s artJllerr, ,
CtpU Mffialotzy’s Rifles, and Capt Kowbold’s
Turners, all fronTCfcic ( «go, are still ranked
here as u detached companies,” and not one of 1
th« ui baa been muttered into regiments In the
Cniteoßtatts s men. Capt.Kowboldlaeven
without hie commission, and has been subject
ed to delays which hare well nigh exhausted
bis patience, lam credibly informed that the
Goveincrnowurges that these companies be ,
u.cislered Into the service here, just ns they
.stand, by any means that can accomplish tho.
object; Of c:nise acquiescence on their part
would be to subject them to the tender mer
cies of men who nave not thus far shown any
muted partiality for tha city of thelr resi
dence ; : aud besides it would mostlltely result
In their demoralization. The Lockport Artil
lery, aleo a ” detached company,” and intend
ed for (be ccrnercglmcnt as CaptSmllh’scora
tesed, is cow Included in tms movement from
headquarters. The proposition has not only
received no encouragement, but It has been
broacit d at a moment when the Chicago vol
unteer*! already sensitive, were less likely tb&n
ever to receive it kindly. A meeting of the
officers of these ’‘detached companies” will
piobablybehtld, for consultation and com*,
blued action.
Ibero was-great times in a social way at
Camps 'Smith and Barker, last afternoon,
caused by the presence of a Urge party of ez-
and military men—from
Chicago, bringing donations lor. the boys.'
These |kmpaxac* v J*vcbotaihmivtheotttae6
•ttßjkfi troops of your city, and they have re
ceived such liberal supplies that there U quits
ahaadrame credfthafasce to their account In',
the commlMarr’s department. The amount
in rations which-thcy have not drawn. Is not,'
'however, available in the future.: Capt Smith’s
new tent was raised near the o&company head
quarter*, and dedicated onibesppt by a happy,
iPterchairge of good feeling.' Capt- Barbara l
dragoons have not yetmoyed from thiflr drat
location near the *rtHierf, three miles up the
levee. The town hu been prospect
.cd for a better site, and it, has at last, aflsr'
ecvosl changes of opinion, boon Bottled that
tic dragoons shall camp on the Mississippi, •
tbeut telf way betwecn Camp Smith and
Camp Defiance. Th y. have prepared to
charge quarters tomorrow. Some of the
dragoons have quit, for reasons honorable, to
themselves, hut there are enough of tho u left
ready to .an their .places,
especially if Chicago is mot to be too much;
tl&bVed in'the miutaiy honors of the Stated '
Some llttio stir was occasioned this after*
coon, by the departure of tho Quincy 'com
pany to Bird’s Point, oa the steamer ** Charley
Bowen.” The rumor Instantly spread that
the Point was to be occupied by these : troops
as an advance guard, but It subsequently ap
peared that they were the escort m°xsly of
Capt. Blccham, U. 8. A,, and CoL Webstar,
(he engineers respectively to Gen. McClellan
and Qcn. Prentiss. Those gentlemen went
over to examine tho place, and remained' ut ■
the point nr-til near suuaet. They conversed
with Cel Bird and were shown all th-: courte
sies which the little hamlet would aUbrJ.—
CoL* IMrd has been suspected of accession
rympathica, but he took no occasion to show
iU The Lost, on its way bock, steamed along
(he Kentucky shore for a little distance; Tvo
men of the company were Ifeft at Bird’s Point,
having strayed away, and three others were
driailfdroflnd them.' ' ' _ ~
ncV« Messrs. Coming and Dickinson, of
services here today—
the lomcr at the St. Charted Hotel,'for the
benefit of soldiers and dUaens collected la
front, and the latter at' Camp Smith- Mr.
Coming was spirited-end-happy in his re
matke, and left-a-good Impression on the
mlnda of all'ha*, heard Idm. • fl, .
tbe Second District Iteglment*
[Cofres pence of ihe Chiccso Tribune,! *•
„ Dbm-kt, Dixok, May 21, JS9I.
I observe that, in jour notice* oi the evapj
thus far, you and your correspondent* have
©milled to mention some of the best camp>
nies-hcre. Among others thus neglected, are
the Sj csracre Greys, under commandof dipt.
Zelotts B. Mato, Ist Lieut. EvewlF. Dot
ton. Sd Lieut. R. A Smith. This is compa
ny Fld the Regiment, to the left of the cen
tre, the next to the banner. Capt. iU.ro Is a
veteran democrat* who is now enUited'a*
beartUy in the came of his country as he has
been /or nearly half a century In the cause of
hi* party.
Sunday night was a terribly severe one for our
soldiers. The rain camedownintorrents, and
drove hi through the roofs of the sheds, hood
ing »n the quarters and driving out their occu
pants so that sleep too rendered an impassible'
fty. A harder 100 king set of men never were
bccu tßsn presented themselves next fyestcr
day)morning, lio drill waahad during thoday, ■
and when the regiment appeared oh dress pa
rade in the afternoon, Lieut,. CoL-Tarks od
drrrsed the men In substance as follows: •’
tt My heart haa been peined with the suHer
lugs 1 have wllneesed In.lhe; last twenty four
hoprr.and yet the manner-in which thoaeaof- *
feitoCT have
exhibition of heroism which convince* me
that yen are ready to light as bravely in de
fence of your country as men ever-fought
anywhere, and that you sre. prepared to -put
up cheerfully with any hardships or privations ■
that may fall to your lot in defence of theflag.
of your country* X have called yon together,
i not for the putpoee of mkleg-you-a- lottg
! speechjhutmerelyto say, God bless you!-‘My
heart hied for you lost night, and to-day my
heirt goes out in gratitude to you for your,
cheerful submission to the trials that-hava «o
eariy come upon you.” _ . ..
These remarks were received by the regl
*ment with an enthusiastic 'burst'of applause.
They were, just what w<* needed to reconcile
the spirits of the men to their situation, and
-I venture Id sty fhat theyhave cemented the
.friendshipbetweenCoh Paths and*the regi
ment under hi* temporary and probably per- j
Bifisent command. Oob ,P» is a man.ijrho al--j
.ways makes strong friend*and equally strong 1
enemies,’personally; -hut his BeLPsacrfficlnz
; course In this trying emergency has_eoft«noa ;
ill asperities and
;1 lyjKonttUj flflilt having, In ihft midst,
cf the storm, pulled off his overcoat ftad qfr
iferedTEto put over Ws tnen'who-vrero vainly
•trying to sleep. Bach conduct ever conquers
,Ihihearts of true-heartedmen-"
:■ A bright sun to-day smiit* fcpooT3ho camp
\ anp gladdens the hearts of the fpldiers, almost
•craafijfir the memory of the .hardships of yes
terday. There or* hut'throe"aid? -soldier* in
.'the camp, a* I have Just by the
j Burgeon, Dr. hammer.
i 1 Cxxr Xnaaa9iV*fp, IWL
- Below I give you a etatement. wees, a
:Wprk is the Poet Office Department of Camp
/ Dement.which pfOVMthsitbqvolputegm m
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letters received..l/..1 6®
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CHIGAGd, i WEDNESDAY, MAY j 22,: 1861.
H M v v W A = K;v.
Wa&hiogtoa.
BELATIOSS.
Fro in. Spring U eld..
Important to . the Soldiers. -
FHO 3VE O AXH O'.
THE REBELS AND THE 'WHEELING
TROOPS., ;
KOBE PRIZES CAPTURED.
NORTH CAROLINA OUT.
Important from tfaslilnston.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc.]
Wasoisgtos, May 21.
It lias been cfttclolly given out that tie Gov
ernment Is determined to adopt stringent
measures of retaliation against any foreign
power that will give direct or Indirect aid. or '
comfort to Southern rebels.
The President and all tbc members of tbc
Cabinet being convinced of tbc enthusiastic
and unanimous co operation of twenty mil
liens of people, ready to make any sacndccs
of Die and property for the preservation of
cut nationality, are animated with a firm and
fearless resolution to vindicate the supremacy
of federal laws against rebellion at home, and
nil foreign intermeddling, however backed up
by physical force. But although a vigorous
and defiant course is fully decided upon to
suit any emergency, the Government docs not
apprehend tfcat any foreign power will In any
way recognize or tolerate any exercise of pre
rogatives of sovereignty by the rebellious
States. The governments of Austria,
Prussia and Russia have already ex*
pressed, through their representatives
here, sympathy with the North and India
position to recognize the Southern Confeder
acy ; and os to England and France, the Sec
retary of State is confident that, no matter
what the English Minister's conclusions will
be, the sjjrpatby of the EogUch Parliament
and people will he with the loyal States, The
Mexican Government has been informed ere
this by Minister Corwin, that It is the inten
tion of the Government of the United States
to cany out the Monroe doctrine to the letter
and protect the sl‘ ter Republic against aggres
sion from any foreign quarter.
Spain has been notified that the United
Stales will not, under any circumstances,
; allow her usurpation on 81. Domingo. The
shove statement is authoritative, and will be
received, it Is to be hoped, as additional ovl
\ deuce of the animus pervading the Adm inis-
trction.
! Twcn-y-cigbt vessels hare already been
captured by the blockading licet at various
points, according to advices at tie Navy De
partment.
Wasbltgtonis still full of prominent men
f from ell parts of tho country, offering men,
ships and money to the Government Im
mense quantities of ammunition and provi
sions continue to arrive here. Two thousand
more troops have arrived since last night
Cot Yosbnrgh’s remains were escorted to
the depot with imposing military display.
May 21.
Dr. Leib has been appointed Quartermaster
In tho regular army with the rank of Captain.
Interesting from Cairo*
ISfcdal Dispatch or the Chicago Tribune.}
■ ■ ' ‘ Csrao, M-iy 31,1661.
Capt. John Rogers, D. S. Navy, has arrived
hereunder orders from Government, which,
though as yet not divulged, are, supposed to
be to take command of the foet of gun-boats
offered by Messrs. Sturgeg & FrindlviUe, ot
.Chicago, and scon expected here.-Xfc is hinted*
that he will provide some means of*
conveyance of the troops down the river. >
Government,- felling to agreenpon terms of
purchase,, has >condemned the distillery of'
I.Arter <fc Harrell,' and wiUpay damagesmore at
leisure,' The work of demolition commenced'
.this afternoon, and the budding wffi be wholly
removed atonce. -On Its site the proposed
fortification wffi .bo erected.
An Invoice’ of. hcsvy-eUsd guns* chipped
from Pittsburgh, has been received at head
. quartrrs, aud the gun* wbl be here .in a feif
days.. This is authentic. There aroihree
twenty l four pGtmders.two hundred' and sixty
? balls,wlihallotherappurtenances* l J' r
The country hack of C^ro, was ttconnol-.;
lered by’engineera and scouting parties to day,'
as far as Villa Ridgy, where ,’CoV Wallace's
ecotbinend are. stationed. It* waa. found less
swampy than expected, and Its-topographical
features were duly noted for Ihture use. : S.
XJio Six Xlllneia Rcclmenta for Three
Vtejts* • -
[Special Dispatch to tht Chicago Tribune.] -.
Spanrornan/May 31.1881.
The Governor to-day made the following
e elections of six cut of the ten regiments to
be Immediately mustered into the service of
the United States for three years;
The Ist Congressional District regiment at
Freeport, Col. Thomas J.- Turner; tbe 21 Con
gress! on al District, regiment at Dixon, CoL
John B. Wyman, now Assistant Adjutant Goa
eral; Ibo 4lh Congressioual District regiment,
Col. Leonard P. Ross, at Peoria; the sth Con
grffrslonrfDistrict* regiment, Col. Robert F.
Smith, at Quincy; the Oih Congrccsionnl Dis
trict regiment, CoL Jno. M. Palmer, at Jack-.
ccnville, and the 9th Congressional District
regiment, CoL Michael K- Lawler, at Anus. It
Is understood thise six regitneols will be or
dered to rendezvous at two points, (three at
each) next Wccck, and the probabihiies are
, tbal Decntur and Springfield will bo selected
as, those points. These stations for ren
dezvous have been selected solely with
utxrcticeto the facility of moving the troops
at on hour’s notice West or South. Captains
pepe and Pitcher of the. TT. S. army ara here
arranging the preliminaries for mustering
these troops into the service of the U. 8.
Well informed mem generally entertain the
suspicion that there will be no movement of
troops from or upon .Cairo for some months
to ccme. I hear flattering testimony given to
the energy and zeal with which CoL Palmer of
the* Cth emera upon the dlaeharge of the du
ties of his responsible position.
Cbarlta Mcrah, H*<p,oC New York, together
with James Robb, Esq., and other gentlemen:
of Chicago, connected with the' Railroad in
terest#, arc In’town to-day, •
Thy Jburrisl of to-day cays the commiad at
Cairo was offered first ip Col. John A McCler
v nojld, who waa compelled to decline onac
connt of the elckness of hls.wifx' • .
• -. From Springfield* ‘
’[SpccialJ>Ucptchtotlio Chicago Tribune,!
■ t: V-= ”• • -Snasoratii,Hay 2l. "
• I : tmdmtimd It has been definitely agreed
Chief- this eve
ning, that the eix regicieaU: to.be mastered
.Into the United States service, Trill rendezvous
JA ,vlz; Decatur,’ Springfield,,
end regiments at each
'pblpt' \ ' ■ ; ‘ /
The Tarcnrß, begs to call .the' attention of
Captains cf companies - composing’ the six
regiments' of three•» months r volunteers,
to j the necessity of making an early
Ttlim "of their. . master rolls >to
head quarters, - One copy should be-sent to
'the! AdiU.Genersl’a office, and one copy to the
BUBtering.offlcer. Gapt'John. Pope, Spring*
are' notretumed inseason, the
; «meh cannot‘get their pay, as they aretheonly
'crljJeneo of .service cm ■which landiwranta
"Or pensions will be issued. A,tauatcr;r6U,
retained, la at pace s title deed to pay,boanty
smj pensions, and s memorial of the patriot*
jss} of the voltmtecrs. Theneglcct..to make
thc*e‘return* Is.littJo la
thcttu^hqwegnlUylnthiapariicalar. -
• | m r-' . ■■ *
I • 1 BZZCtslCe* ‘ j
. toiiyamts, 2i —Thbre|wh'MmJVartln
county
■ seems.iobb>'mi3-
taker • There IsjhoVct cr» s bsndpt'deepera;
dote to tiat county,*T»ho have" bfctai'phmdbfr
leg, robbing and .threitenisg tlfes of clttseni.
and veJfarn' this .morning froth gbod authdr
r tbitfoormim.Tfdrq krrteted at Boyer,HlE
u .
! S’ :: ,:i W ■; -r-. brn 'll: «
—— ; r-T rrs .er.td: zr
<T I ' '«•>- »! »«I
Or U mJ. x UM\i it &W.S rx»%*i >
k •;/*/-u t."?
1 v? .-'i.i r-5.1.1 '* £. XT.*> Mlditl h; y'-P.m
ntf - \ vie 4 2 iiiuls'-ijl t-«J ,
I •., From itoSeal ,of,TVir«
.
■WAFnraqxoKj„ May FI.-r-A .force, of LOGO
rebel’trcops left ErtrpeFs Ferry yesterday for
Uofton, v*. to resist Uis passage of Federal
... i [Special to the OcamertlflL3' ’
.The Governor of.Delaware has appointed.
Htuty Dupont Major General of that .-tc,te.
Ho ib a graduate of West Point; hss seen ser
vice, and is the cclsteakd • mauulacturer of
gw powder; • ■ ,V; ' : •
’ The Commercial learns 'from an au
thentic scurce that the extra,session of
Congress -will be short, and the business will
be compactly arranged aud presented. 'Ac
cording to present appearances,; almost per
lect unanimity will prevuiL • ■ An impetus will
'be given to the loyal sentiment; and every
thing dene that can be W bring the contest
to a speedy t crminalion.
Information just received loads to tha firm
belief that Kigland and France will concur
with out Government in frtena taken to rw?.
fiejt its authority. This is also the case with
all the olplomaticrepreccnbulvcsin Washing
ton. A cordial understanding exists with
them all. It will he found, that Lord Lyons
will JnlJy suppofl the viewf* expressed in the
infctrncUona io Mr. Adamf.
[K.T. Herald Die;-alcli.l -
Washington, May 20.—There was a fight at
ScwcJl’c Point, between two IT. S. vessels and
a rebel battery, it being the eighth and last
wo»know in rebel baccs dfttcndmgapproach.es
to Norfolk, and la regarded as au Important
work against blockading Zzmcs Hirer, where
there are now lying twenty prizes laden with
tobacco. The atiamcr Su'.r commenced on
Saturday noon shelling thr-work*. Soon, af
ter the was aided by the Freeborn, driving
cut the rebels. She then proceeded to Wash
ington with the despatches of Com. Slring
ham. She capttm d two small vessels on Sun
day near Cidar Point, unu *,-1 them having 50
men bound for the rebel anny.
The Post Master Gcncra^iaaissued an order
to cut off all the the coast,
also all mail* on the river
61 ceded Stales. /“jC ' -
T. Tribanc Weshicgto^Ccrres’Jondeace.l
Yesterday, by a bold strode, tha Govern
mint obtained poisesfion ol most invaluable
documentary evidence against the eympathlz
eis with tr-ssea in the At a given
hour ibe officers of tbe law visited every con
siderable tekeraph office In the Free States,
acting the manuscripts of despatches lot n
year. The Government can tow trace the se
cret operations of the rebels and their aidera
and abettors, and henceforth hold the North
eiu eutmles of the Bepnbfcc at Its mercy.
It ;= undf rstood that Gen. Butler has orders
to proceed at once to active movements into
Vjiginla, and will directly remove the ob
t(riictioij& la Norfolk Harbor.
Gov. Lctthtr has met with a loss. He had
mace tor his study accurate military maps ot
Y.iginla. These-Laving been fiolsbod at
■Wflfchlnfcton, were on their way to The Govern
or, when tiny were seized by order of the "War
DitSTlmcnt. • • • t
Tbe adjourned meeting of the Wheeling
Convention ol the 4. L of dunewill bo attend
eo I>J delegates fjom counties east of the
mountains, and the C* nytclion will be urged
to declare the-oonduct of-the authorities of
Virginia usurpations of power, and the actors
rebels and traitors. Ilcluml of dividing the
S«atc, the policy will bo proposed of fencing
a PxoTifcional Govcnmemior the wholeStatc,
atd un elccticn wIU be proposed of & Govern
ci and State officers. .
Four ngimeuts will bo accepted from Mich
igvji instead of three, ou sc-yount of the favo
rable impression made by t-ve oue.now here.
[Special to the N.Times.]
HaJ?PEU’b FEIiKT, Vis pRKBEBXOE, M 2JTI9 |
Two thouarnd Mlsstesirptew arrived here to
dt>. Two repimtnts arrived from Alabama !
jieferdav. Th«y arc alia lardlot. The small I
tlx Las Lr< kin out pmo>2thft troops here.
A ccmrar.y of cavalry left 'Harper's Ferry for
Mr.rticsburg, to prevent Union men from vo
ting on the 23d, as there is ;i strong Union ma
jority.
The Home Guards of‘Frederick City havq.
aimtcd a man who was soling fire to a large
tan yard.
The city is-guarded by union men, and all
eecLtsic-nlsfe are wa chcd. The Unjou men of
this district will ncminsfb. on unconditional
Union candidate for Cocg-cva next caturday.
[Special to tho Herald.]
A reliable Union man living in Maryland,
ea y aLe was at Hutpc r's Fei ry ou Friday-night,
IU saw'eixteen Indians in one f q’iad, but did
rot see more. Be says small pox is known to
exist among troops there, but to what extent
la unknown. He believes the troops are be
ing scattered over Berkeley, Jefferson, Lou
don, Frederick and Clark counties to carry
Hum for StcefiUcn at the coming election.
The legitimate voter? of those counties aro
largely lor Union. ’ • |
Passengers this afternoon from Hagerstown
isv 1,500 more eeceeslorr troops are expected
at'Wi lSamfport to-night Th«y were sent over
the river for blares to construct tents, incbca
13xg the j>uipo£e of fomuega regular encamp*'
meat.
\N, V. Tone* Corr«*pon4caco.3
WASBtsoTOSv'toky 20.—Tbe Post Office Do.
rpartxnentbaa-discontinued thesteamttoat meU
on the Mississippi river, ell the way from Bt.
Louis fo New Orient:s, the steamboat mall
from Mobile tiaLakePonehartTAlnjtheateam-
G-ilp moll from New Orleans via Optfochlcot*,
CeoarKeys, and Tampa Bay,-to Key West;
eleo all tie steamship mails from New: Orleans
lo the seaports In Texas, at Sabina City, Gal-
Teftor,lndlaiiol*, and Brazos Santiago.
Wabhikoton, May 2L—The time for the re
ception of pror-osnlß for th© remainder of the
tCB Btcckimonntlrg to nearly $7,000,000 un-.
•dcr'tbeact of' February, has been extended to
SainrctSFy. The offers, regarded as the most
advan r sgcons to the u. S. Will be accepted.
: EX Governor Fioyd having beencommis
slotted as a Generally the Comederats service,
fcss commenced raaelrg a brigade in Virginia
A despatch dated Porfsmon U, from aaouih
ern source, saxs owing to firing into the bat*
teiy at BewalTs point, lively times are expect
< d, end perhaps troops will be marched to the
Point from Norfolk. '1
tSpcclfil Dispatch to the New Tork Harold.!
1 Hagerstown, Md.,May 20— are to
ibc. effect that* great dissatisfaction exist
among the troops at Harper’s Perry on so*
count of the existence of aer-ral factions.
One favors the annexation of Virginia to‘the
Conf.derate States; one the unconditional
separate Independence of Virginia; a third,
the mi conditional Union. Soldiers of both the
lart two classes, roibse to take the oath of al
legiance to the Confederate States.
Tie people of Sbarpstono village, thirteen
miles sontneast of the road lo Harper’s Perry,
i wear that no mere soldiers for the Coafcder
utu army should pass through their places.
New York Seventh.
BAT.TiiionE. May 21 —The NVw York Bcc
cro Regiment j*a£«d tbronuh thla city to-dav.
They were well received and cheered in parts
cf the city.
Ben. Cbatir.cpy Sbsffcr mad© a speech to toe
New York 7th Reclmeat to-day, and iavorUol
them by no means to return home before toe
close of the war. It ia understood that they
will be guided in this matter by Qcn, Scott,
atd arc vlUirg to remain if there is a pros?
ptet ol a speedy opening of the campaign.
A Big Prize Captured.
rniLADBLPEiA, M»5 2L—The Gee, Parkhlß,
from L'v* ri-001, fur Cbarlcßton, has arrived la
cLcTgfrofthe NJcg&ra, from Charleston. Sho
was suokec off Cape Romdlne, on the 13£b,
and ordered off* Tbe next day she was cap
tured iu oUtmvtikg to ruu the blockade. The
j rizc eliip Is COO tons, with a general cargo, a
Urge portion being fialt. Iclasnspect-Atoat
aim© and munitions of war are concealed nn
dcr the sa-t. She was commanded by Captain -
Forbes, her own captain being murdered on
the outward vojageoy aomool the crew. She
had two sccmelou flfigs-fijlog.
A Nittahe,
Cincinnati, May 21—‘The special dtopatch
published inn New York paper of the ISA
nneoutebsc that the Bank of the Ohio Vattey
bad been thrown out on that dav by the Cin
cinnati eJearine-hotiac, is incorrect The bank
baa no circulation, and the error probably
crew out of the - rircumstsuce thatthla Bank
threw cut Kentucky money, upon
question, , •. .. < ;
‘ A nether Boult Failure Uv Albany.
• ALBANT.Mayffl—Thcßaukofthelnterior,
anew irstltution, having been in existence
only a few-years, and -doing business almost
wbrllywith Canada, suspended at ttm duse
of Banker's hour* to day. • Its circulation is
Yuliy secured by State stocks and fo fowde
pcfrltors are fully secured. -The suspension of
ibis Bonk will net affect banking interests
-hcie.l, /
Steamboat Fxplodon asd Terrible
Lon of litre*.
Bt. Louts , May 21.—Pri rato dlFpatchesfrom
Helena, Ark., announce the explosion of the
if earner Kentucky yctferday and loss of - 20
Ut<s, Including both clerk*; botnoparticu
lar* Th® Kentucky waa a Memnhia
and Ylcksburgmall packet, valued at $20,000.
A Soathera Blockade;
Et. toura. May 2L—Private diaoalches also
OEnannce that the Southern Confederacy hat
established ablockade'at MemphivpTOhlblt*
leg the passage of all upward bound boats. .
prom CaHTornlo.
* Post Kuasnxt, May 2L—The PdoyEx
pree* from San Frandeco llth, arrived to-day. -
The news irom California and Oregon: la un
important, Tbe Dnlon mioa meeting at Boa
Francisco on the Uth was on Immense affair.'
- ")y,ffqt. flemralScott*'
" vlranforoK,' May &*&>& will
be appointed Burgeon- gen wm. of tbo Armyiu
litre of Drwson.dfcemM -- - iv-r -.'.: "
■ It to o/tta'f'Porto «»lo
lieot. General Scott’s Jr<n» tesfth, U-sw
ttathe to efeijreSni the atodtoree of hbbf
-flclnl the a»jr,
Vult6»l»l*lionret l a7t>%!A ■, .- r
j i i •-- • ■ - - o* -
;i-. v ], or u>;.oup«uun ©»«,■; 1 .2’
‘•* tMOKTtiO«nBT, J Msyj a—G^r. 'Ems W*?
graphed freeldent p»Tla ths\ North CsroJlitoj
'ptMea.ns crilDMCt iif. pniav
:.thoosJjr.~'w;.Y<..ta.:-.«w
I i-~:: ;oT
oT ; t\?~7 '6 &*■*•' -■» ■'*’ s-l J*at i)*iia
,Z‘ i .-ci it *>.3AT l> • -71 ,ry
*•••• • t£v-- '*«■*■ i.u>V-> : ., 3V ,* r ‘ T>3l y&
f iC*
4<J 1 -[■ -e-i: ->f •*•:•»■*’ *!3 .* 47.
: o.‘s; 7-; ixi'
' peace to b« Beston4 la
! Sr.-Lome, Hay St-Jtfajor Genet MJNce,
Commander Is Chief of the Missouri tv V Itin,
arrived last ulzht, and this morning hati an '&•
tenltw with Gen. Barney, when a pUi. w tv
sgreed upon for the maintenance of peoetjani
avoidance of future conflicts betwcif tho Fed
eral and Slate troops. They mutually dsdiNs
a common object of restoring peace and good
order to the people of the State, and sabor*
dinatlon to the uwe of the General and State
Government*, and unite in recommending all
citizens to respect each others rights through*
cut the State, and make no attempt to cxsrelso
unauthorized power, os it U the determination
of tic proper authorities to suppress all ca*
lawful proceedings, -which con only disturb
theputilc peace.
Gen. Price pledgee the whole power of the
State cXDccreto raMntMa ordcraaoiigthe peo
ple of the State, and Gen. Harney declares
that this object being assured, he caa have no
occasion, as he has no wkb, to make military
mere dents which might, otherwise create ex
citement, which he moat earnestly desires to
avoid. They therefore enjoin upou the pea
pie to attend to their civil business, and ex
press the bopc that the unquiet elements that
have threatened eo serioueiy to disturb public
peace, may eben subside and be rcicembcrcd
only to he deplored.
lumt by the Persia,
Naw Tons, May 2L—Tha Eersla arrived
this evening.
The reason the war freight was not receiv
ed -was because it was cocsideredth&t It would
vitiate the insurance, and tho ajeut of tne
lice wished to keep a neutral position.
Tbe London 2'ir.xe* says u regular e-iinpvgu(?)
In Man land appears unavoldable(l), and tne
bordus will perhaps wilueza horrora which
w iii be remem btrea ib r generally us. All Eog
lai’dcandoistostscdaloot Kot only posi
tive law, tut the moral feeling of thccom
muulty, will forbid any British subject to en
grge m the conflicf.
Seizure of Arms.
tlaATUrcnr, M&J* tJL—Two tluladelpLU
Cvmpoaixb etized a large quantity of ana*
stored In an unoccupied house, conmrklag
L&CO niUEkels in boxes, marked “Virg»ala
muskets;”, also 4.0C0 pikes. The whole were
taken to Fort McHtmy. The arm# had been
in the custcdy of the city authorities.
The Union mtn of .the Third District nomi
nated C. L. Leary for Congress.
Selzuro of lilapatclic**
Teektok, N. J. May 21.—The U. S. Mirshal,
by order or Ibc Government, this afternoon
seized all the dispatches in tho cfll
cea a Newark, Princeton and Trenton, num
bering back several years. They are now in
the possession of the U. S. District Attorney.
Know Noihltg About th« Blockade.
Philadelphia, May 2L—Ciptalu Forbes,
of the prize veeacl, denies knowing anything
about Ibc blockade, and that the secession
Flag found on board, belonged to the former
Captain.
For Protection.
BostoWj May 20.—1t is reported that the
V. 6. brie Bsinbridge will proceed direct to
AfeplnWtdi and act as convoy to the California
steamers crossing the'Gnlf, and protect them
from privateers.
From New York.
Ntw Tons, Msy 3L—The eloop Time, with
150 of powder onboard, wse seized lathe
Norih illver to-day.
Tho Edinburg, from Liverpool Bth via
Qvcensto*n 2Ui,’arrived thii.P. JL Nows
anticipated.
Cood Slovemfnt.
J Bpstox, May 2L—A reaclotion Amending
the Constitution and allowing naturalized
tonignerfi the riebt of suffrage after oue year's
residence in the Stats p£sSCfd both Houses.
Funeral of Col. Toiburgh.
WASBUuixos, ilsy 2L—The .President and
Cabinet and others attended the funeral of
Col. Yosburgb.
IZarsell.
Nnw Orlbatts, Mav 2L—Russell, corres
pondent of the London Times, arrived this
teeming.
iaaj. Hadley’S Visit to Cairo.
A few days since, Mnj. E. W. Hadley, of thb
city, visited Cairo as a special messenger,
largely freighted with substantial tokens of
remembrance on the port of our citizens for
the troops there stationed. The following
Is from him since bis return:
. Chicago, May 91,1861.
Editors Tribune:
Deah Smsln my late visit as special
lueshfenger, .with private supplies and stores
fur the hospital and for Camp Smith, I visited
afid thoroughly examined the arrangements
for the medical treatment of all who require
such attention, to be most 'complete and efU
cter.t.. I -visited the rick ward on Sunday
afternoon last alone, took each, of the sick
soldiers by the hand, and asked him if his
wants ana comforts were attended to, asd
bow they liked their surgeon. The answer
was invariably to the same effect, but in Varied
terms, as M bully for Dr. Sims,’.’ and ‘ l Dr. films
is the man to take care ofus rick boys,” &c.
Everything about their cots appeared clean
and comfortable.
The annexed condensed report of the num
ber of cases treated by Dr. Sim and his assist-*
ant. Dr. Haren* speaks foriWett The results
hero noted are certainly vary eatlsfastory.
• Very respectfully, -
E. W. HADLEY,
Maj. 6th Reg. 18. State Militia.
Abstract of coses treated In General Hospital,
Omp Defiance. Cairo, from April 21 to May 13,
Inrlntto:
Diarrhea 408, Dysent&ry 115, Bltllous Favor 27,
Bilious Tntcnnltent 17, F?rer and A jus 19. Gun
Shot wounds 8 (accidental), Rbenmatlaoi 7, Pneu
monia t, Piaro-Pnfcumonla 11, Mlaceilaneoue eases
191.
Total number of cases treated..........772
: Number cured 74S
Bcmnlnlcu In Hospital.
Death*.*
SATimnw.
Americana,
Germans..
Dish../...:
TdUl
Tuoa. Lind, Brigade Surgeon.
(•A citizen ofCairo was brought Into the Hospi
tal mortally wounded br accidental discharge of a
mbfitt hi the hands of oldler.)
Caw fiancv, M«yl9,tS9t.
ToAlcto Whoktt .'Concxen: The Chicago
Light Artillarr lake t' method ofiururmlDg-heir
frlfEdn that every pacK-ge.pa’vel and letter sent
us by ilaj. Hadley aud Mr. &eitb on the 17th l*f>t..
was received on the 18th, and was acknowledged
by the parties to whom f-eut. , t
Janzs Ssonr, Cosunonoast.
A ?r«bl-ni in Currency.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
■Will gome member of the astute committee
which patched up the new currency list for
the Board of Trade me ting on Monday eve
sire, please furnish ns an answer to the fol
lowing problem. When a falllcg body has do
eccndid within ten Inches of the e&nh’s sur
face, wbat are the chances of its being arrest
ed and held at that point by means of wind?
Don’t all speak at once. JaqiTE3,
Xbe JToly Intercut ou Missouri Dunks,
[From the St. Loulb Democrat, Tuesday.l
A Sdgql&tion to the Banks.—Wq would
BttgceEt to the Mifrrouri banks to call
zneelings of their stockholders os soon as
practicable, to coniidcr the action they will
hike In regard to the payment of the July in
tercat on the State debt. The ?500,0DQ se
cured to the State by the banka to meet thit
internet. Is now menaced with a mlsappropriar.
: lion; and if the stockholders are brought to
nether before the villainy is consummated, w©
have no doubt the credit of the State may be
saved.. The prompt and concerted action of
Enters and Western shareholders will do
it. ' While upon this subnet, wa would
reiterate what we have before, said,
that the General GmrrrmerU tciK
mbit in (he military fund for arming, tht* State.
oz (reason, and jmtiish U -accorduigty” We
would further caution honks and eavmg.lnsti
tutions cot to be caught by the new dodge of
the Governor “asking these Institutions to ad
vance money to take up bonds already nego
tiated. ThU done, and the Governor will un
doubtedly, have assets command, upon
which a considerable amount of money may
bfr.rcaHzed, to carry outhls nefariona schemes.
The only safety, for the banks, orthe people,
is to decline hartrg anything to.do with thc
Governor, and spurn, the treasonable legisln
t!on otthc late extra session. That legisla
ticT> Is a base fraud, and ahulUty. It waa coa
coctrd. passed, and sanctioned by as deep dyed
and urblmhire a pack of traitors as ever sat
Jn coundL To treat their acts with anything
but scorn und repudiation, la‘to be morally
guilty with them. In their traltrous designs to
' ovf riniow the govcrom’nt of the U nltedSUtes.
Erffy principle cYtbe Constitution of the
United States, ond.ths SUtu of Missouri, Is
violated by that infamously despotic military
WD, and any. act'to give it force U treason.
IJndcr these circumstances, the banks and the
people have their election, to i&veat their
money in that military fond, pay a tax under
that low, the object of which Is to, arm, the
State for rebellion, end stand their chances oi
puiflshmect fbr aldlcc and abetting treason;
*cr to cpcnlr and loyally.repudiate tbe whole
thing, and oe (nstaosed by tha Govomment,
yrs tpeah by the card; and' Vhai wa eay 'in
Gtie matter, we hut* atfterttV 'for sajfiag.
The Urea loyalty and trsasoa arc
ncw closely drawn,' and no man need flat
•ter himself tb*t the”govern
menk-or escape the exe*uHoner,'if ha bravei
its authority. The -Dleutiiat wo have no Gov
liotiheTJflbnris broket
mwih- * the Cbcatilntron has no longer onj
- bfedlrg loot save thefLpccju
from the barer if they undertake io ssfatde
-fishce the laws of lhoDnlted BUfcea.- Tt»lton
stthave a cheap way of araa
ment te the-htflMo". denYawthlnk,- \Ba'
-fh4t tame win not wotki- 1 S«»,a Gorern
- of ample powers iq pu\ do ?s.'- 1 ?
: Bang traitora ; aid that power. I
t for thosepuffiM«T
1 3 Thin let the Btoka ber btatwitirt aadath
* wdi
a: .---J-O r ,a
■yvA k ’ '-JC rrr.?u -f-i
i .-i civerix*-- w****>;. 6
Ncia asbeetteemnus.
a E, SCBIVSE* M*rH*frg
Corn it, ii authcrludto
£A{« ami eg. the Leading Pcpert qf tA* EorthweH,
W/ANTED—A young waa wishes
f f Bay Board In a riirata tamttr or hoarifcu:
kvV*«,ac(i»iicartcoasutenui.nwin pi re i«*soaaoa
t>e FUim-, »d<l farebh as la»lrcfflL-nt t£ drrlrc*! ad-
On* ~B M Ha* amt. rayti-tTnn
HPO BENT —A god h-'use, with
.JL J»* r FornUar*. «ftn»t<a on Waba»h ntcattsv
tt«lb of i'wrlpon »t e«t willber»QtfU to antes and
»j«e wiUio.-»chii<li«a.. Bent may re pa dlg board ot
f-aily. Addre.-afoslouyoßoi JI7I.
• 2*
¥7OK SA.iJB OR B&NT—AD w>U-
X 1 ire Ilor.se,: mt>*
eflana. tins station oa --a'.-na
Ballad. .'-ir&tn.'le. ro*. Uilraso, twenty ro*t« from
Cak Bids*- -Semln*n. Mnd -lit/ rods fr-ci StjUa i
t-. vte, restoaxommodata C.Mca; jun;lse3*
men Far C'.c MdUbw: term* ate re >i»l A
fai»U t’*-wet* required’ Die Ul«im on flyy yea?i
J-tai pe.*tcuuml*so. to a aiaal GmUyouly.
Fcrfcrturrei ’-nbra ire at USt Sooth Water
.ir*-c(, tl'.rago v. s l myt'rt*
AGliKa’S WAN i*KO.—A Safe
i\ Fn>»Dih*!--' tkaoce tonuu from *1 to IS jwr
iav. t U!» a r ■*.«>. la »*.' » aew a-,d Y-rr
mcialartch wiot-oit»everyhc*.M,'n tbolaal ,J?‘T
iwcttj Muilicarted, l aJI o-.on .•
strtet. t» i»«i ito,v. Uooa S.oradfirea*. :»»)atU-tA sr*
M.’> aCKNCT, it hr. 3«r|,Oii-. •£_n
T?OK SALE.—♦‘wSturap-Tal*” Cur-
JL rccr-tak<*i»J I'SH .\COS acre* oft-’VI Lwd
1i Trwaftoir |i*.o S'-tt* R*tv On- -.-ftt *a >\e City
Llo-Itr.nror»i|*iau.r.{ft,v< r'..'sc'*rc sfo-vnat
mton'seturer * i-rlces. One C.". U«dc. netr» now.
«co*t rxu .at Aptly tv BaTuR SsWf *£7
t-Ute alrcet. tnf&.r t
TfrAKT>:D —A by n
\\ wh*>l«* fatly competent to ta*<*
cliarcy r.r a public or private r.oi.ss. C,\i Vafidrcssai
llir iitlt the J-o*t Om- o. MH3. e.. TTCtI art..
l»« oO i>t iccc.*» ea. _ Pf^yt
TO BtKT—A Cotta.ao H->useand
tvonrr*sef laarl. royofFLaXo and
Ocndor trko l-.rfc, 1 ricet’Xpi.ra&ath, ARplym
Vs*. 1L my 5 -.-o3t
BOABDXX ft. —Two fuits' of
rjtt'.v tad cc« dcohls ro.->n, wi’U boif\ ?oa
li»d, li applied »ar tcoo st >o. uat W*»»:.rc»tja
»tro«t A lew Day i'oerJet* caa alto t« arc m.* >
i!ew«i. M r-
LUbT —On the North Side, a B>y,
year# old. Hni on blvk elct'i o«r.l». e>oth
tap. Ac. *ny It formation will be thankfully
«i a liberally rtwardcu by A. tCIIivoCK, HM> »trle
Ptr-ft. ______
OLD ESTABLISHED
ZNTIZJJOENCE OFFICE.
No. 171 \VA>*mMiTO.%’ OTRBRT..
JIBS. BA*T I*B desire* t-» ro .-*ad icr frleßdJ *ud
rrtro&a that »lie v* (•‘ill to b« oandatiu »*v>v« orlca
wi tr«»he» ready lo vupily t»eaa wUli iotepeteat
iHlpforercryatat:©!*. Order*lrotnUia c.ion«r* p«no-
Icahyft tftidedto. R O.Cot-HQOC. Mwnet
BOOK -K H EPER.—Situation
wanVdbyar'lUUcnian (of family) u Book.
Kccpf r. Has experience a. da of
bnsuc**tiaufacUo».a; fi ct oVpct l> a , i>> unt of
work to b' «on». Wonl>l rtefer a s'laat'on w.tera
there wor.ld be nopr- bu'BUy olac fur sercral
Co*. ttv«uitd* uS«cdreffreu;eaa t.> c*-»ac:tr
atd icteirrKy. is at |>r.»ent empl yed. Salary tot
tl*tn FS>oayeor. Addrtra INDEX at tliL oSlee.
nyaSiSt
TiOVAL HAVANA LOTTKRV.
IY —in cf M-yTih. iSfit, Ko V JV> dr’ w
■ aiUulO; Ko l*-,6 & drew 15 /'C; bo. drew
| VWdicwfr i* 6; No. I .U3drew 5 ;
bi-lturtLCflve principal prl*<*s BrU»*aca»bfd an j in
loru t tlc» mtnlfiUeo by CHASE A CO., Danker-, So.
1C wall *trtek N.T. my-dx.t
ptTRE TABLE OIL.—
Sm-IISES ISUITI OIL.
ALEX. EYQUEM’S BORDEAUX SOIL,
Tte best bricda loporttd,
Choico Cooking .ArtxXas,
DOUBLE STOESFHTE MUSTAED,
From Tailor feßra’*., Loadoa.
Tauloct*. Sazot Arrow Root, French
Chocolate, Cocoa. Uroma, .
GALATINE, ISINGLASS, OAT MS AT*.
J. 11, BEED A CO.. Drocgktl.
JU* 'UH*k*ntr*tt.-
jgEDZIE, ALEXANDER* CO.,
EnnJi.ora,
So. B2 CLiHS. STREET .150. 63.
rcrMjni Rrd r.xchingo Conwtlom, *ad
defiers ic J'rpVj Nomt* «nd “o'-Vr myy.»-<£i »ni
QLD~ SACHEM BITTERS
AND WIGWAM TONIC.
ITSE THE
CID SACHEM BITTERS.
It U the finest and best
EFBIKG mBDXOIUD ItNOWN.
tr is Air rjrzQUALio -
Fniifier and Kegulator of fhd Blood,
IT IS A DBLIGnrrtTL Tome.
TRY IT AMD. IT WILL 00 YOU GOOD.
FopMlebr EDWAKD FOSTER W!n« and UtjQor
ilwchJmf, iWEoulli TF*t«p*tre6t Cltie«g«A
WM. GOODRICH. Proprietor.
»Near Hsven. Conn.
Principal Dvpot 145VTAtrr*ireet.y.7.» unfair
X r EWB A GENTS AND BOOK-
X> EKIiSUS, ATTENTION'
Wt tie un«J«dfned, having aaiiraUed fittClrtoa by
out Eastern connection*,'are now pre*
P«Tcdto-tbrnt*n • • '
SEWS DEiLSES JSD BOTK.3ELI.VaS
■WITH EVERT FAPFIL FER'ODICAL ASD BOOK
REQUIRED BY THE TRADE,
At it>el«wert »enrn at tb» tarbtßt no*»lbla *v<v
me*-A We will; supply tas trade with tas chics go
Tribune. Time*. Post and Danogrt « JW J
copv. TPewlUsJsofucolyeiaawlttitbeieailnsnaw
■Verb W« llwthlica, &c. than th-.y arc
n*'w porch elsewhere Fl-t farther particular*
reed for on* oX onr Priftt lists. . . .
o^rte t , • . _ .
- 7-. W. SHEAR A CO.. US Van sur?B-at.
Pott Office Poi 3701. mvHert lv
NATIONAL HYMN.
In obsdienc? to tbs request of many citizens who
lave ebsened the tendency to give poet! ? expresdm
to the emotion which stirs the heart of the nation tho
f enlltnun whose name* arc nnderaljmed bars con
rented t* act- as a Committee to awarUaprtaa of PIVS
liUNDtFD DOLLAES for - _____
A NAIIONAIIITMS,
fret to ir uslc (ei’her original or elected), upon tbs
following condition*: .
TbeHrmuis t® be purely patriotic, adapted to
the whole cool try—cot a war *ocg, cr oaly appro
r-riate t? the present mow out
3 —lt must co3*i-t ol cot less than sixteen Hues, and
U cot to exceed forty, exclusive of a chorus orburttiea,
which Is eeeer.tlal.
3. It shcnld ha of the simplest form and ,lha moat
markedrj Unn; Ibe wcrds,c*«y to bo retained i>y the
por-ular icemory, and the melody and hvrmooy, such
aa ma> be teadUy sung Ivy crdluaryTolcei.
4. Tor the wctdi and mu lo (whether the latter bo ,
crmltal, cr idected and adaptedl from ttesamohand,
which the committee w-nld pnf-if.
rtVS HtJKDRKD DOLLARS.
Or a gold medal cf th%t ralae, whlbe awarded.
For the Hymn atone, or for the musrc alone (If orlgl-
ncsDEED axd rrt-rr doels.es,
Orago'dmedalofthatvalua. - -
5. s er.ta’ntl.ecop3Tlz v tofbo‘h words
and of the B vmn to which theorize Is awarded*,
and reserve the risht of rejecting all contribution*,
wl atever their merit should acne cC them be deemed
enltehle.
6.—lbe prrfits ol the sale ot the Hymn are to be de-
Tctedtotberatiicttc Ford.
7,—Tbe wcrtJ* and music mart be fondled by tbe
zCtb d*y ol Jose cert.
B.—Aiihecvtamlttecnuydetlreto jablUh aaelee
lion Iron, the mana*crtptstn a Voluae, tar! 4of the
Palrlollc Fund, they reqnest tho?o wr!t«r« -who are
vlbise that ttetr rredact os • thouid be toed for that
p«»rpce« to rigolfy Ui*lr a«*eat.
. 9.—lidlrldaal appUcatlona to member* ©T the com-’
sil'teewjnbe
30.—lacli Hymn offered moat be dUUngobhed only,
by a motto or cypher, and be accompanied by a-aeiltd
envelop*, bearing the same motto or cypher, axde ?a
talhlrg the v liter*! name and addre**. AD cdnnnaal
cations ehcnld be addreastAto SXaovnzi. fl. PiKJX
Fiq. BccreUry of the National Hymn Committee,
»wVeracity, . .. - ■ - - -
U.—Tie comwlUea winrelarn Boma^aseitptß.-
GrißAjr -
rn»»Tir« Kuo. _ It H,'ußU»ilX* , ,
XSS&SU ’ SKSSffiW
j. j. Cisco’ - aan
Gxobqs T. ereoyo, Aothtib Lxast,
- - Hauvsxu. a Fizxp. ,r i
myC?-*?Mg«cod
jpEOFOSALS FOB ARMS.:
SeVed prcuoeth -sin be rtortrad at ScHnje*U.Tm
ttol. on or before the n»tt> deror Jauenaxt
at noor. bt Iba aoderrienad. CoaimW-oaara on-toe
part ot tbe state of IWn ls, for forrUhlnf, dellrirrod
rcllo'«lnS arm* Sad cqalf*
ten throated Ml&rle Ril'd Jfuktb, with
srjniiav bsyobfts, o Oy-elfibt■ hundredths C«) toch
leestborbureL .. _ .
(i CO- \ two tboo»tod Minnie RlO o\yrl Ui**
tonrtrrdi&eCJtf) ir.th
IrcStli of barrel. The barrel* to be rlSed vitiiiarM
®To*« athmuiket and tlfie t »««^ r 55,*°“*
wrench; I wiper; I tompwc.and ooeaP«J
Toeach 2»«»eeW-Sva waekete awl 1
unv: , *FriajTic*;>toioSUrsndwln»P ,m^l * - j .
*W
'‘SuS^Jiiiir.
v ". JoSaTiutsos,JCom*ie»•■
- '■ • • • •' WM-PBEPHaBIJ.)
.« - ’ tftyStemmd
BOL
•JL hAJßcflßtedaCmTTweywKited fair good pay*,
iag BoainsfS and R«aeß*e Wasted la tas^■’(
BEABT OF VBQR CVTSU \ v l;
! Te»pa«tltßlari~didr<sß V2j*-tbat Oflca Bor SS-tST
. Cbl<agaUl. «**--•*-—-- .. - ■ ayloxlw
: CXEWiBBS.GGBK3N&STaV2
* iSL ABhAD.L'Ibs >ekac«ladxad Kty.stwm
• dgtta Etcrmrtßiorabae tlvec.rUe tq aaTCmUnd<%
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: eraeW*®*' .V?-
NUMBER
Ntto abhertisement:
Q IIA K3 E TIOKB
5j 10 & 25 Cent
CHARGE TICKETS,
Beady Printed on Stiff Cards
or convenient size.
TV illi Space left for Signing NTame.
ORDERS if ROM THE COUNTRY,
AC COMPETED ty theC ASH, PHOifPTLY 3ILLED.
"WTs'n U?9 tJvftrt a rtol!.v*3 Tfort'v U ordered, tho
money U buusps.
pi-tCb—Fer 10’. (MACrtvd),
“ sfl *■
- 10 0 •*
TfM IT- IIAIIC, TrT>imo OSce,
Address
jy Coruncy xaien atln Tila« In «>ee a « on'y.
iJEE UKIOX FOREVER.—
NEW STYLES OF
UHEON GOODS
Every Day.
I'NIOX BREAST PISS.
« SCAUP »
W COAT u
« FINGER KINGS.
»» SOTELDS.
•< BADGES*
COCKADES.
14 BJCTKIOPES,
O LETTER PAPER.
« r.OTE PAPER.
Wh HAVE NOW
4o Different SI; icsof Union Pins,ic.,
Andara receding -.-w styles cTcry day.
TEE UUDE SIPPLIO LOW FOE CASH.
SEND ORDERS TO
BAWFORD & BALDWIS,
.T-Tt n TAKE Cfclf ;o. TO.
erip votr _zu
GODS LAMPS
AND
GOOD KEROSENE OIL,
Go to Noble’s
LAMP A>'D OIL EMPORIUM,
179 2JUSH BTRSSX.—I79
aw
T. B. CARTER
Is Selling tha Best
S K I II T S
IN TSB Cl nr AT
15, 20,30,40,50,75,1.00,1.25,
1.50,1.75, 2.00.
ILLINOIS MONEY
TaKcn at Highest Rates,
138....,..1..1aAKE SXfIJBBT.
m jH-*73P-’mlatp
p E OCIiJA T I O J!f I!
Know »11-Men. ■W’cmen’tadCliUdreaby IbAJeprs*
MB«,tbs:i,fiattOdil.r»a3ett PbtW.yrapaiit,
sog, 123 and IZi Clark Street,
WILL COSTISDE TO TAKE THOSE IBS PLATE
PHOTOGRAPHS
' For the LOWsum of ■ "*
01*33 li OL liA.Il,
DCECra THE WAR.
Alto, AHBSOnPES II CASES FOR OK DSIUR.
Colored Photograplu from «5 up.
IVORYTYPES,
Tie original ttyla, and only soft method. taksQ br
faacK A Cook O.VLYIa Cntcaza.
ju,ssjii\irs,
Tor Cord Pbotngrnphs, just weMrad/ Also s Ten
laiues<ocWof QoU r'r»nj<**, bought at panic price*.
wA wlUbc v»U low. As Mr.Ts»»ett h*a Jn»t returned
Iron >’«tt York, ft* U In po-stsalon. olaooe n«w at? Ira
c,f tie Pnotogwrblc Art. tbe public is* And to tbelr
adrantsirr- to its4l ttomselrra ol open fro®
7A. M. to 6 p. K 3<nldtp
gLOATS SEWING MACHINE
BLOAT’S ELLIPTIC
LOCKSTITCH
SEWMJVO fll.lCfff.VEs.
yha Onlj
ELLIPTIC HOOK
w. o. niAsorf & oo H
EOLB AGENTS FOR 'CHS NORTHWEST,
S4 CXARK STBEET,
■Under tHe ‘N’e-w Sherman House.
CHICAGO. ILL.
AQKSTB WANTED to every town u4 el&.lntbi
Itortb »"‘k •HEIWUfi-.tM
TTAILET, DAVIS & CO.’S
it TTEW STALE
Improved Phino Fortes.
Tb«e PUnoabirerecelfed
TWSSTY PISBT S^RQ3lxO3ls
ovn aix compstitobo.
tr Erery tc. trnueut warrant d for Bxo
Secruidili drianoaforf’OO. I-ew srd9eo'Od-naud
Ploro* threat Hicitr.te * price 'aUloffasaotPuao*
KdMdodrec Kavt«e ol apt KTM,AlX
»yi.'L»*~,.?wjstjy ft?
STEAM WEEKLT^SgQk
sum < BM&
NEW YORK AN9 LIVERPOOL,
Trading and et QaeensSowa,
B# UtojhwJ, Hew lerJt *ad PilUftlphl.
STEAMSHIP COMPANY - , _
vm* out
si? w §srT??.^v,
cHy op wasuinoton. 'Glasgow;
gTTOKHKSCHKKTKR
iuoens wtHdac to oat tbdr trlunda Can bay
ticict* In Chicago to *reat - : .
‘lfcese Steamers rave 80iM;rlorftcc?iaaw>aattOn9. ail
•airy.experiencedSaryaona. -Tbajara balltto watos
nuaT tEQX sicTioaa. and carry patent flru aaainUfc
ten For turtixer IntcruiiUoa apply to ;
tILEGHOKb, cecsis * CO
&«jeral Wetter* Art ata 13
r tr EKbacgnoaSaxope ooldlnwmola
Q. ROYER & SAKER’a
. . irolaeieni
FAMILY SEWING MAC9ISE?.
•40 AND UPWARDS.
- H». US Uki SMM, chieaco, 19.
A.
G. DOWNS & CO.,
Dry Goods !
sTiamßzt ' thauh.
3f<rar optztaz Cfcclca Style* or
FBENCn MUSLL\ T S f
: FIGURED JACONETS, / ■ ■
Fienth Print*, Brifflaati, Ac.,
T.nV<V Street
150.
EEABYp-HMnes
I Township. Orgaaizatioft laws.
B^i2!SeSSßteßg :
call’onaiWfUißotea.Tefacaeoa* •vae'aec. - ,
- ; -.j TBr’SL-m n^ata*;
AiJisoi drfiAdßa'TßcXTiia ron justices
'• poAtfa etaTrrrV tailsnh&gyr
9r'\\. i :i-i •*> a
hit.. ~,jJ uT:*l ‘io 3vrr.;*-t ?-il
i> icacd >:*.; ji
1 ‘ftr-*-: ;^ : rnr S>>‘»*pid «s
’ ■** ...
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CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE;
One Square, (8 lines agat?) one Icaertina. 9 .**o
One Square, eftch'iuWeqQestdAvvX&fl). . : '«SS
OndSquare, tvonteefc*. ($wffCCQ) -.•» • 5,00
<to* Square, one-month. (JmfPflOV • fc®o
One t-qa»re,(hne mount. (Im#l3 O£Q... 'IS 00
One Square*six.months, (Bias2S.GO>^r.Bt>*4>o
OteEtyaw, onuyeat-. 00
0* Schedule of Prices fbf’mort twee than Osf
Square cm be teen st the CDBntSSffßoom.
trofient AdretiiWHeiieto Mptfl (br
js.aotaxcx. . . . •.3
AH change* tbarged Ihlrtj cent* per Square#
sxtta o?
fJ.OO per Square, each week; £? first month*’, u
2.00 per Square for each aqhaequeat month. Y
£6«00 per Sqare for one year,
mrOBTJIiT. JNNOUNCEaEfT,
So not Sacrifice your
ipMTiii mm.
\%, -anjcmeaW to farclab tin paMa
tire aauW
wilt X
b Xnti>s
V ? **nad
Tor tocA
UUHois & t^onsin
CTKEEHck
At rates tint all etuMs them to r«\
IKE FULL VALUE OF IKE SEGUm^
LZSS cun CO?rJT=£IOH. >»
Partleel’cWn* a «etHrt*nt of Dl«c*e*Mted
Ccmr-crtoce. aOoudCAasetU&oai o* for dix-xl
jot*, o' m d» <r.
V. e v’.l’ »-!l tie Boola, I* de»tred. bv te erraolt, and
rtre ■ mil oa Xetr V« rafor ftp jmceeiw t*>« >»mo
Sajr. V* ta»» toa**s flrrv!is*m»'*u for ample a «p
--plyoffPtt* E ter tfcr purpo o *;fp\T»nr th* p?»c««3
(u I’om'J It U ore ene.i to adraftoa V*w
p»rtu*> l>oldi-i{ smalt ax<>uat« canlc»<o Itwitiim
frre* Ut’Ct cn, O' »•» will par mem alatrp-i'v?, - ofJ*
■•’ato •’- '^arvet\t!uc * 1 U’.e tKuUsltiCila or £*at-
, McNutt.
.(A-.iJ •*
lesto ibe mar'
era Moo**.
*ll Hilda of ITUu-'fa art! ino&sy can b«
laiobaDdabyappUoattaotJiu
Eo act se’l you* nroaey without calling open
as, it addressing as by leuer.
We will always •»>* s snpplvof bond* »»n bssA BO
%i to be able to furauh u.tiit uj>oa
E. £. II 'XEL.IKD S CO.,
B.ISKEHS, 3G Clart Stmt.
iiiijnim 2>aura.
T?y Gilbert, Sampson & Warmr,
JD Gaskbaz. Acctioxssm. *? Lsfc* stwet
\w:j gIT« then ptrscnal Atteadan to tbs sales ot
Fcrsel old Tcrrltorr a? th* re»l<l«*nre* or
at cor s-icsrocx*. Cub sdvtoc*4 made (4 lay
aarcut »htn trq’ilr^d.
EBFEBsoa eocfeecld rtrasnrtras;
Carpet*) Kcdnftd*, gii cloth*, an£
Office Varnlture,
AT ATJOTION.
On TI»UFSPATt Msy HW, at oVlork, tt* wt»t
self at i>r r M>i>rarr>». al»rje »n.l r Asn-rtnent
cf thefollmti, ggoodJ. rU;—Oss, walnut, Ma’jojfAiy
and o» d
PABtOB AND CHAMBER SUITES.
Wl»h a fun f Ti*nturrv>Tn, ra-rraud
fctdrcota Fumllarr. Bedsteads, Uarcvxs and \Pa*V
«• tf?. SftttrC**** lo.:n;ea, Carpets, flvW? OU
Cloth*. Olfir* Knmttnm.
Alao-Oo f tto Co»t, co.t |*3o.
A!*o— %t 10.V O’clock,
a ctolccTPrtctyof G*rd‘n «r.d U:ta* Pfcintt.
GlLbKilT, SAMPSON « W/viWSiV
mysn
iS A. BUTTERS & CO,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS,
46, 48 awa SO DKARBOttH STBKBT,
tOpFO'F, tbe Tremnat EottwO
ETTEI-TXTIR3 SALE
KTZ&Y VfIfDNB&LIAY A BATDBDAT tPSHIV.
3ST G003J3 SAI2
SJrftry Monday a/ O 1-3 A* MW
AT Otm SALES..-OOX.
|C Cash adrnored on Pnrnltarc,
*ti- ftic-f *e- «a«-c4
JJESIRABT.E DRV GOODS, Sic,
AT itenos.
vrm. a. bettssb u 00.
V! Ul pcU for good Cmreat Ponds,
On TUUKi OiT, M"vj- m At 9>i o'eUck. •: ihcU*«slos-
40, 4S At 50 Dearborn Street,
Afire lot of Durable Dry sod F«rrG-y>d» Ac-Afi.
V.m C V Aocfra.
CARPETS, GLASSWARE,
Nev IkditHdit Glsmln* tl*
quart) 4e« ( 4c^
A~rv auction.
WJf, A- PITTTEHS * CO. %*H *«U By good taftrat
feci- on WFr>*»EaD AV Mat *. v tS. at ■»>* o'clock. at
Ui«rt*Je-rrt*ot».4*. 4* and a ttarton «lr-rt a |r*»
Torleti ef HouoebcldHoo.:* Carpets, At., Ae.
A L » O,
Frw Bat aw* Cart. «p4 Centra Tobias,
Cano and t log beat C hah«. *<•, 4c.
ALSO.
A lot cf liquor*. Tobacco, Wrlttoj Ink. Wrapptnx
iuo-A latof Gla»-w*re Ar-ftc
Bijii a3--u H-t; .a sir i tkr* a "O. MpF**,.
JQQ Cases BOOTS AH I) SHOES
WM. A BCTTKES A CO. win Mil for coni, o*
Tt7F-SD*T. y*r 2{h at •;< «'c oc*. a* their .»lea
room*. and 50 Dearborn stmt, lo> Case*
BOOTS AfO SHOBI,
roMtAfloyof arrr*r»lm-letyof f»*l aid derirqbt*
gooda. Ju»t received n «mu *mM wUh*th
ttitrr£ fIOTTEBN A C». •
my** *7** 7t Aocrt'r—r*.
I\TEVV AUCTION AND COM
±y MISSION HODSX.
107 Dearborn Street, (Portbnl Blocks
HCOfr ALEXANDER.
Pmrnt attention wjnbe clveu tn Sale* otPuruinra
at or fcbvJts of M*r«*nandtv at St-rs*.
audSaleerc*m. QaycrawlUafttn Uairafinda
••'CrtoentoC well made‘■'armterea-pt on band toe
rtivatefale. Cw». advaace* wUlbroul-. uu Purak
turr Pry P<x>t* and »ho-a. Carn-r*. 4n. ttr
2 - obHc&lc. Sol-ab* Auc&>o fire* tlm-* a east.
Cw-Jcssseuts solicited f)fallki«:d3of Mercnaudl*" t>r
»»!«• atSaletroosLcrlTt any part of tfid«uty on r
ahletrrma Pole* eulied at ouco. Pcit'U
fIT.-n P. o.Uox - Ttft *P*r ®
xlmaHcmnUri,
Jindlrra street, bttrewn Staid aid Dearbjru,
Tie public arc laTcrmsd. that tba Tbext'* wOt
2330*
On Tlnirsday Evening - ,
■VTlcc tte dlatlEijuLfced Amurteau Prlma Doan^
MISS CAROLIHE RiCUIHQS,
AEd btr &2»cr. ?be eeleirated Coaediaa.
rotor riltslilxtcfl.
WILL APPEAR IN’ A GRAND
MOSICAI AMD DRAMATIC EBTEaTAiaMllft.
KINGSBURY HALL.
TTXSDiY 130 WEDSJ3OIT ETE.YKCS,
May Slat and. 2 2d- -
Alio, ou We-iiiesdaj Afteznoaa at &o’e2Mfc»
W!U be cxblftited for the drat tlsin thA k ,
3SOEW DIORAMA
BGMBARDMEHT OF FT. SUSATEB,
Ccmpiiiisg canscVvlewialrUlUio .
Forts aadß»tleiSM as aatlisßattlß. '
' vnn bf?ec t s,
3Totw before attorpted ta jpXORAMIC. Co=P<»itiM.
• Tbe.ortntticzccit.irin coaantoca vV> <
NEW MOVING. DIORAMA
OPTHS.MP3 •
Civil War in Syria, op the Panorama
- of Palestine.
KIACiABA MJ/18
& •» “» s *W,^£?te*-ST!frai ta snaMBE -
1
KMtfvidt'OU ...
CiiJWrto went* .
, TsciC2tco cpeD-Gtita 14a.*.tailp. 00-<Uy»or
exJ'lbJLLc. . ar.n:* _
•DR'SAN . BALL.—Olart Street.
tJ Oppctltc the
gaJpAnt awletuw pronfcarco tbla aiHaasogAWA
toy any Ball In lift Union ta lu
■ Atctaßo txi Gfnwral ■ '
«T
feedtr—toy accorafe count and report oi CABTSB ft
-BAtm-Architect*- 1 . . . -v _ -v-‘ •-
«n»»v»»!w *p f>or?> n oft the first fioor, tha .
ettmi£«t*tiioftO«lctnft«t ttipwMtßi&NjiA. " i
tki* la the city, oppuette comrt Boom Bq»vM«t
BenhMAT«tLno.qftte&loeatS<atnttaeM>» •• ‘ • *• *-
AmplelagreM «cd «ro«—3o .feet of.3o«nrsy feft. •
Di»l »£r*’Sta»dO‘artPU«k > ■ . 1
>
pureiese* of See: &. A. Bnir, uav
temefaetoceahj CQomge xaczlee « rr«* r
drttUlportwjuroTth* WMft Boom. TftttCanary
ecaialas tea tdcaUeaajmMMetm eopwMdS tbo *nA
'BieGaJ wi' oarardetf iffesWorld** Fair Iftpam; *l»o
*» to Ham,- ftt**ceftft!to of ah too
to xail a* ,of.taaaj
•*..
sse^?!^feMßaaM^ ;: f
-A : '6B^T’gnr:DHrCQQ£B.^!
yJ^blrjoya *
i i WSWW^aMI siJ
Oj I Mti lo -Jr oana <u ;'iCo. 4M5??'5 *•'»
,L ? : .v i! 3T*f>{r. .i.
v j* , u*.*i‘ ;as/.
ua j iaA ipeii.'lC i'li v** o:
k Tini
cc ar22stf^BSca*yr
MOI2\
AT AUCTION.
May 23d.
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