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CoßOKiß’e Pma*.—The Coroner’s Office
bas becniOTOTedtoNo, SCoiuiHoute. ■
WuneS—rA'gwJd ; drnnuner la rninloS for
Co. A, ZouaTea. _ "Apply *t Campion#.', .; ‘ '
Ejxx of CamuslEs,—Bj; tbearmyorder tbe
ndnlmndfalroofa Company la St rank and
fllftj ihft imrhhftf 101. ■'<••-- \
pT See advortiianent of Brooks & Mallo*
17 in ItvAy’f '> They ' pay the
highest rates in all grades of Illinois
and Witcozifcin rarmicy.' 1 * 0 •
pEESKSTATiOK—Taterday 'a -beautiful
sword was presented to Capt Slinison, of the
Etrl Bides, by the citizens of Bari. Jdeut
Parks presented the sword.
Tub Cocbt House. Squibe.— The turf-and
foliage PnbUc * Square are looUng
finely. The fountains were playing for the
first time yesterday, ;•
Summ PoDsriusa.T-'Thayer. haß . one at
his gem of a drugstore at toe Sherman House
comer. It was busy all dayyesterday, and an
army of thirsty ones refreshed. None better
isdmwn,latoedty. : 1 . s.
. C. notwithstand
ing his late painful accident, respectfully re
quests hispatrons to consult bin aansualat
hla office, and residence, No. 43 North Peoria
street
Pms oh Nowh.Lsbaixb Btbeee.-—An
alarm of fire was caused yesterday forenoon
by toe partial burning of atwo*tozy unoccu
pied dwelling house, NcC 104 North Lasalle
street The fire was probably toe work ol an
incendiary. Loss about S2OO.
Isimcted.— At their late session toe Grand
doty of the Recorder’s Court indicted John
Wentworth, editor of the libel',
upon A. H. Boyden, Esq., County Treasurer.
The ad damrum is-fixedat $50,000. WIU
Lcng John ward off toe blow with his head f
Held to Bim-Ycstcrday in the.Tollce
Court a man named William Jackson, ms
held to ball in the emu of SSOO, bj Justice
Davis, to answer the charge of committing a
npe upon Jenny Jenkins, living with one
Mis. Moody, at No. 104 Ontario street.
Tee Wibcossts Beoimeht.— From, dispatch
es received here yesterday, it yras doubtful
whether the Second Wisconsin Begiment, now
at Camp ’Wa^rann | and expected l to
pass through here en route for the Bast on
Sunday night, would arrive here before Tues
day, of next week.
Nonca—The lady Managers of the Orphan
Asylum Association,. respectfully announce
that they jntend holding a Fair for the bezfefit
of the orphans,ss soon as possible. Donations
in money, or articles to forward the object*
win be thankfullyrecdved by any of the lady
managers, or at the Sisters of Mercy, No. 131
Wabash Avenue! .
Mbs. Hxbbs’ Besefit.— The bm for this
evening at McTicker’s, at the occasion of
Mrs. Hazy Hyen* benefit, Is a good one, con
sisting of “The Brigand,” “ Bambooxling,”
and “Too much for Good Nature,” In all of
which the beneficiary will appear, aided and
assisted by Sam. Myers and the entire stock
company. - *
Homuw DsA6<wiaL~We learn that the
Hoffman Dragoons will have a foil dress pa
rade on Monday next, and .pass through the
principal streets of the city. On the.same
dsythty will go into camp at Hastings,near
Harlem Station, on the Q. &C. U. B. R., where
their etables are already erected. This camp
is seven mfics from the city.
Btrawbbrbt Pjlstt.—-Wehear that the la
dies of 6t John 1 * Church (Union Park) are to
gives Sociable at Bryan AH; on Thursday
evening, June 20th. • Onr readers xnayrest aa
anted that .this wißbe a jaice aflair, “Sfc,
John’s” ladle* are for their “ Strawber
ties and Cream. 1 * Tickets Trill be placed at
twenty five cents; children ten cents. We
predict a success.
Coktbaots. —The. County War Committee
have awarded contracts as follows: nnifonns
for Irish Brigade to McCormick,. clothier on
Lake street. Ditto for Hecker regiment to
Messrs. TUaworth, prices for same $7.25 for
coat and pants., Shoes for both regiments
are contracted, for •with Doggett, Bassett &
HHla for SLS3 per pair| same to be high quar
tered and double soled. A contract for caps
has been made with Means. J. A. Smith &
Co. w.. .
Thb Tates Phaiaei.—We are requested
to stale that there will be a meeting of the
officers of the Yates Phalanx at 8 o’clockthia
evening, sharp, at their headquarters. By the
way, we hope eoon to be able to chronicle the
welcome fact that this. substantial Regiment
Is accepted' for'this wan. Urey have In their
ranks much material .of the fighting stomp.;
The Phalanx has long been organised, and has
possessed its
are glad tolearnthat bright
enlsg and its hopes higtaj.-.* : /
Thb Stott tha* States abb Made op.—.
Yesterday morning live hundred Norwegian
emigrants arrived in thb city by the Michigan
Central B. B. . They leave elo Chicago and
for new homes in
Wisconsin «md Minnesota. •
They report at least five thonsandjfinore to
follow from the mountain, country in a very
abort time, to take up their homes on the for
tile lands of Minnesota. There were many
visitors to these strangely attired comers,' all
cf whom are temperate and seem to he ex
ceedingly healthy. ‘ '
fioictAHßTiio Accidest.—On Thursday
night; Mr. W.H. Phillips, residing atNo-77
South Adams street, arose from Us*’ bed in'a
ecmsambolle utate, walked to the, window
and leaped out, falling to the ground, a dis
tance of nearly thirtyfeet/ He dislocated his
elbow, aevenQy-braked his tace, and U*is
feared injured his spine. He expresses his
tot impressions to have beeamorestrongly
ewprite than pain to find himself, awakened
by the shock, lying In the street In tmdro*
tmlfoim at midnight, hot knowing how hr
came there. . Though his hurts are severe, it
Is believed thatthey are nothing' permanent.
Pbesebtatioh.—On Thursday evening, ;the
“Helen Cldb,'” conaiatlng mainly of residents
of Chicago Avenno, proceeded io the barracks
of the Irish Brigade, on West Polk'street, for
the purpose ; of' presenting Capt -Prands
McMnrray,of the Jackson <3 uarda,vrithap»ir
of Colt'a Navy Revolvers, of ,most beantifdl.
workmanship, together with all their neccs
aary fta each piatbl was the
frilowing inaolptlon: “ Pmenled (c CepL F.
J£eMvrray,tf-UuJack»on “Union
Chib qf 2To. 3. Chieago t IU t JunelZOi,
XB6L” The presentation was made on behalf
of the Qnb by Robert Knight, Req, accom
panied by the following remark!:
Capt. Tnaaczs McMtranAX: I hare the honor,
on be alf of the Union Club of Chicago Avenue, to
present yon with these beaotffhl twnimoniaU of
their esteem for yonr noble qualities aa a dtlsen,
adder and friend, well knowing they eonlfi never
be plsced In braver or better bands. For in you.
air, we repose perfect coufidmce, that should the
time come when yon'are called upon to use them,
yon win doit with honor to yourself and the just
cause in which yon are engaged. .And by toot
brave example give courage and daring to these
brave soldiers who are to follow sod fight with
yon In this oor righteous cause. For In a cause
*<w oor*. and with' brave hearts luce these, we
mast be victorious. And may God grant ns once
more peace «d ■prosperity dn this onr distracted
land. We, mfriear jwr, are not waging this war
with the intent of subjugattoc or exterminating
onr brethren of the Bouth. No, sir: onr intent
ft%A porpoee Is to enforce the laws and support the
Constitution. What beautiful and Impressive In
structions onr late departed and much respected
Senator has given na. When asked by his loving
wife what instructions he wished imparted to his
tone, he replied—and the impress of the fell.de
strover wss already,visible on hla manly features
“Teh to obey the laws and support the
Constitution."- What beantifol and sublime words
are these. They are words that will fill everytme
JUncrten heart with* new love of country and a
firm and unalterable devotion to its glorious em
blem, the stars and stripes. • They an words that
will make the Irish Brigade
Strike till the last armed fee expires, - • * £: ■
Strike for their alters and their firea.
Strike for the green crave* of their shea,
God and their adoptedland!
Owing to the JhdißpotiUoaof Capt McUor
my, Major Mulilgszi accepted the present in
his behalf* and responded is his usual happy
style.' '■ '■' - r - -
After parUticgof refreshments* the ? : Cinh”
proceeded to witness the drilling of theXJap-J
tain's Compaq.afrno body of mo,,
and the correctness .with which ,they..pn w
formed their variocui evolnUons shbirs th* en
eigy with wbleh the has labored, to
bring them-into effideid-aißriplfneu ' Tia
** Club” herahyntsm thelrainoer6<Uumkßtp
Capt
the njatj kind retired et h&
, luLds daring thdrvisit to X'
rtJiJi 1 ' military, v
>■? and Oapt.’Ktoher, U. S.‘ A. J " J '
'WUH
A. TOUB OF,JOrSPBCTIOIf.
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THE HAHRAUt CF THE ItlM BBIIUE.
CABIP BLUM ABO CAMP STUBGES.
uaoTAL or oAmpz.oim.
Pnparatlou for Huterbg lit* Herrin.
THIEE BHMHTt TO BE SVOBIII THAT.
We referred In onr;laat issue to the arrival
in this city of Adjutant General T. 8. Mather
of Springfield, and Capt Pitcher, IT. 8. A., the
i officer appointed, by the War . Department to
muster the troops now here Into Government
service. Their presence comes most welcome
to the troops themselves, and especially to
thdrofficcra who have seen realized to a very
fall extent the evils of delay and disappoint*
mentin the necessary perhaps but none the
lees to he regretted delay in swearing in the
troops.'
The difficulties nln the way of mustering in
these regiments have this very origin, as
from the lapse of time and hope deferred, re*
emits once eager, have turned aside to other
pursuits, or have'sought active service else*
where.;-Thus the rolls of several filled com
panies have lost very many names of men
who have entered companies and regiments In
Missouri, whither from 100 t0.200 men have
gone from this city. Thls willall be remedied
now that the actual swearing in la to. take
place. There are men enough, but thqy only
ask .assurance that they win' have im
mediate 1 they. wiE not
come forward. Delays have been dangerous,
and demoralizing to the new companies.
And yet, reviewing the whole work accom
plished) there would seem to be little to com
plain of, for Dlinolf, with the regiments to
be mustered in to-day,‘has, since the Presi
dent’s ■ Proclamation, brought into line
moßSEEffTegimehts.
' The arrival of the .mustering officer is right
welcome, and yesterday wasn busyday among
onr military. At nine a. uu theAdjutaut Gen*,
end and Capt Pilcher; attended by several of
our citizens, Identified with military affairs,
commenced an unofficial nnd quiet tour of in
spection through the quarters and. camps of
toe-three regiments awaiting to be mustered
in. . .>•* -• • •
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THE HUSH BRIGADE.
. The first .visit was made to the great Brew
ery where the Irish- Brigade are in barracks,
on West Folk-street Several companies of
stalwart fellows who only need uniforms to
give them an excellent appearance as soldiers,
were put through their facings and formed in
lines cs the visitors passed down.
High and deserved encomiums were passed
upon Major Mulligan and his brother officers,
for the; many proofs of good management
shown in the condition of their rner* and their
quarters. The Brigade la now fall. The num
ber of men now enlisted ia 844—fourteen more
than the minimum required by the army reg
ulations. 4'’, f -
After a consultation with Major MuUigaa4t
was ordered by Capt Pitcher that all themns-.
ter rolls be. ready, with fan companies, for
mustering into service this, Saturday morning.
The intelligence was received On every side
among the men, by tokens of the greatest sat;
Ififection, the gallant fellows asking nothing
better than to be called into the field, which
is now shortly before them.
In fulfilment of the intent of the County the
contract for uniforms-fbr one thousand men
has beenlet by the county war committee, A;
H. Burley, chairman, to John McCormick,
clothier, 145 Lake street.- The fatigue dress is
to consist of 'gray shirt and gray pantaloons <
trimmed with .green cord; blue jacket with
green collar and 1 bine army regulation cap.
The gray is a dark steel mixed of moat du
rable fabric. The price paidforcoatandpants
Is $7.25, the same to be-ready in twelve days.
The State la to fiunlsh the Brigade with tents
andcamp equipage, forthwith.
- 1 CAMP. “ BOBEBT BLDM.”
From the quarters of the Brigade the viait
ora went to Cottage-Grove,-where on a beauti
ful site tare located the .temporary-wooden
barracks of Camp Blum. Here m guard turn
ed out tO receive them, and the officers ware
courteously escorted to the headquarters of
CoL Hecker., The excellent Colonel en
tered actively Into every detail of thq prepara
tion of the Hecker Jeger Begimeat. An old
soldier himself, and an intelligent observer of
the art of war, his extensive travels in India,
, and among the French operations in Algiers
have given him a store of information which
joined with high courage will give him no
ordinary nor obscure place among officers.ln
his own rank in this war.
The quarters of the regiment are Incom
plete, and lack nearly everything hut simple
aheltCTofa board roof, and hay fora floor be
neath. Nevertheless, It being the hope of
these brave follows to be mastered In to-day,
and there being a certainty of their being
speedily celled oat into service, they grumble
at nothing.
• Their uniforms are already ordered, a dark
steel gray jacket-and pantaloons aadbluck
fdthato.; The color of ; thelr nnlform. la well
chosen to sustain the eiposurea" andwsar of
■ a'campaign. -V ; i
At Gamp Hecker, yesterday, wo saw Capt.
ADhalotay, of the Lincoln Rifles at Cairo,'
whose company, together with that, of Cspt
Kowald, is to be attached to this Regiment.
It Is not likely that they, win come here for
this puxppse/but join their regiment where it
,1s ordered. Seven companies will probably
be all that win be mustered in to day by Cspt.
Pitcher i «•! .v
Yesterday afternoon CoL Hecker called his
men about him, In the shade of the noble
trees, and made them. In his native tongue,
one of his ringing speeches of the ’4B stamp.
To lookoa on, even hot understanding the
language of the speaker, it was easy to see in
CoL Hecker the great popular leader and pat
riot soldier., His Germans, yesterday, listened
with glistening eyes,or drownedthe harangue
in enthnairstic cheering. They are in for the
war, ud wIQ acquit themselves like men.
1 *rnn HTiiKCTia wrr.ra,
- "The visitors* next proceeded to’ Camp
Btiirgea, where a'gnardfrom Capt. Steele’s
command’ received them.; _ This corps of
•harp shooters, axmed wittx the Sharpe's Bi-
to, are in readiness to march.-' They will be
;ln to-day, and are ordered to join
*CoL J. B.- Wyman’s regiment, which has al-.
readjbeen ordered Into sorlceTfromCamp
Dement, Dlxom The corps win leave ‘ this
city probably on Monday evening. The visitors
yesterday; were generously 'entertained by
Capt. Steele and Lieut. Sheldon.
THE ZOiJAYEREaMENT. " '
“Camp Long" has been removed frpzn Cot-
tage Grove to anew camp, two miles farther
sbnih. The week of transfer made thaivl
rihUy buay- aceme' yeet«rday,'and^hl^it-
foll the camp was in> order.agaiXL, under obm>.-
rhasd of Capt. J. R. Hay don,.of.Company,
as senior Captain. The boys are aR eager for
-work, and deeire nothing more ofcamplire,
of waiting to bemuatersd in. Th ey will taka
the oath fryday. ' * "
Cspt. Hayden'has ordcralhat
in attached to fids raiment be at Camp Long •
at Y 9JL M. to-day. Tim country companies.
yttarliVfl to * ht|l regiment axe KeroT’These
are the Osceola Blfles, Capt Stnartot Stark,
county; the “Anti Bcanro-Guards,” Capt..B.
Howard of Qaleaaf RUlee,
Capt. Garrett of Moline*!!!. ‘This latter Com
pany takes the place of Capt. Iten’a Company* :
trasaferred.io the Hecker, Jmgerreglment. .
The
mnsterisg officer cannot receive soy Compa
nies-that have leas than the minimum of 84,*:
rank and file. Probably six companies qf this
regiment will be mustered in by Capt. 7
Richer, • . ■■
' And here we thename.of this
officer la connected'with the Colonelcy of thla
regiment, so publicly, that’Us mention here
will not be news tomany 1 of our readers, and
the friends of the regiment wish them no beti
ter fortnne than to serve under such leader
ship, while fhe regiment itself is largely of the
same opinion. — _ - •;
From the army ron We lam that Csgt
Filchtfinte bom in Indiana, and entered the
army from thnLSUto inISiS. He served with
"dlsiiicthm in the Mexican war, and no w holds
a conmtlsskm in the iJ, B.ln
fantry. * We venture to express the hope that
' ke msylited a regiment than which not anoth
er iathe dtleeas wfilfbl-.
-loir with greater interest.-
. Tbe woik of swearing In'these reglmeuts
r wiU occupy thegreattt'ah&re of to-day.
G6i«i’sL4DrtßoOT.—lhtfdegwrf«na»d.
mlrtble mcmthly for Jnlj, hu Jut been re
c<lTed by.McNally, Deubom (treet, isd cob-'
Un> Bcntifnl Ulnatrallou nd
tnctlro IctUr. pre M.- Cdl wai oeo. it, ■„ To
Udlec parUcolulfU U Indl^tcnnriilc,.
Bctordti*B : Court—^Rentcndnc' ; the 1
; -‘i. < ’ Prboaers, v
In tips Court yesterdiy the buslnessoftbe
term ins concluded by sentencing-the prisba-*-
taft convicted during the same. 1 .were'
from jhejafl. - WhUe
.this wistmißplriDgj ft half idiotic' ind;firif
bnxtal namcdlrring Prescott created,
quite ft stirjn Court among officers and' spec":
taiora by a sudden and Violent assault upon a
little girl flitting in the Court. He was quick*'
ly overpowered and secured.
The prisoners were then brought up sepa
rately before Recorder Wilson, and their cases
finally •disposedof, sis follows:'
Hemy Bissell oKotlrring Prescott, larceny
$164; sentenced onTerdict lycar.
Frank Ken tie, larceny of watch, chain and
breastpin, three Indictments; SO days in
countylaiLr
TOUiam Barnes, adultery; SO days In Bride-
well.
Geo.iPalmer, larceny of chain, sl6; 1 year
in the Penitentiary.
■ Charles W-.Cutting, larceny, two Indict
ments ; 1 year in theipenitentluy. For this
Prisoner Bet. Dr. Tifiany, of this dfcy, made a
oriel and earnest appeal to the clemency of
the Conrt, : bblh on behalf of the Mends of the
young man, who are highly respectable, and
also on the ground that the prisoner was not
hardened and might yet redeem himself in
some measure from hla present position of
shame. ; . ■
Henry Kerber, larceny; 30 daysrln county
jail. . ■ '■
John Bennett olios John Orin, petty larceny
$8; 10 days In county jaU.'> •
-Daniel Taylor, larceny; 60 days in Bride*
well. ! t .» ■ . ' -
•• larceny; 60 days in
Bridewell.'’ , . - . ' '
Ph Sine/ false imprisonment of a little girl
five years old; <3 months in Bridewell.
Michael O’Swcenej, burglary ; two years in
toepebitentiary. <•- - - -r.. '■
*• Peter Flynn, burglary; two'years in the
penitentiary. * • . -; * -
, Peter Rino, discharged.
Charies* Brown. larceny of coat, vest and
shoes, sls, three Indictments; 1 -year in the
penitentiary.
Wm. Palmer, larceny of coat,vest and shoes,
sl3, three indlctmenhs; X year in the pent*
tlaiy. ;, . *: ' - .• /• >
Chss. Totoe, larceny; 1 year in the peniten
tiary.
'Kate Dolan, petty larceny; 13 days in conn
tyJaQ,
James Wright dUo* James Molosy, larceny;
15 days In county jail. g ; • ‘ •>.; . -
Ronald Cameron olfecßoland Cameron, lar
ceny S6O; 1 year In toe'pcnitentlary. ,
JohnArkwright, larceny, 1 year m the pen
itentiary.
Peter C. KevaneL larceny; lyearin toe pen
itentiary.. ... \ r
C. Driscoll, larceny; I'year In' toe peniten
tiary. : i
Peter Barbie, larceny of a cow, $25 ;1 year
In toe penitentiary.. : - . .... *
- - John.Thomton, incest; 5 years In the peni
tentiary.
John Ryan, larceny of a keg of white lead;
80 daye'ln Bridewell.- >
•JifUrechtenclng the prißpnere tie Court
adjourned.
, EBCKUTTS TOSpLAIBnSLD LIOHT AbTILLEBT.
—L McAlU§ter,of Plainfield, Will county, will
enroll twenty good men to serve In Plainfield
Light Artillery Company during the war. None
but good men need apply. The Company is to
be immediately put upon a war footing. Be
crnlte will be passed to Cairo as soon as they
can be got ready to more.
E. McAllister. Capt. .
Camp McAJliiier. Cairo, JunelO, 186 L
JelS-St . v
Attention military Companies.
Any party who can raise forty men or more, and
have them in Chicago by Monday morning, can
hare a Lieutenancy in a company in on accepted
regiment sow camped in thfa city, and to be mas
tered into the service forthwith. Address box 4399.
If In the country telegraph same. .
We should bo -brief when traitors brave the field.
Attention! Otsego Guards.
All those gentlemen belonging to the above'
named Company, who have not signed the master
roll.will can today at the headquarter's Judd’s
, bufiding; corner of Monroe and Clark streets. A
fewmoro gcod men will be received. -
Far order, . Ctbtts P. Kwapp, Capt.
E7* Sargent's Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla
is a reliable and efficient preparation for all dis
ease* of the blood. Bold by Sargent, Apothecary,
comer of Randolph and State street.
A Strmnmßesort.—The coolest andmost com
fortable resort for an ice cream, or strawberries
and cream, with your ladles, and the best place to
board, or .get an extra meal when you have not
time or lacklnclination to go'home for ti, la with
out doubt at Messrs. Case and Paraelee’s Ladles*
and Gentlemen's Dining Booms,- Nos. 123 and 125
Dearborn street. - Everything is kept in first class
style at their place—the waiters are polite and
prompt,ihecooknottobeexceUed. jels-3t •
Gix Fectubxs.—A splendid stock just received
at WDmarth's new store, IBS Lake street. ■.
jeSO-SOt ~ .
War Books—Was Maps.—Everything in mlll
taiy literature at lowest prices, from P. T. Sher
lock’s Military Bookstore; 113 Dearborn-street,
Chicago. Catalogues free by malL ; JeXB-6t
War Mips.—Beautiful bird's-eye view of the
Seafcof war, SISS; small do., 60 cents. Military
map of tite United States, 75 cents. ’ Appleton’s,
map of the Seat of War, 25 emits. Appleton’s
Ballroad map, SS cents; Lloyd’s map, 25 cents.
Haps of Washington, Fort Monroe, Fort Pickens,
and Pensacola, 15 cents inch.' Ellsworth's Zouave
Drill and IheToong Becruit, one dollar each, all
free by mail.- every-military book or map
published, at lowest prices. ‘
Jels-6t -P. T. Bhkblock, 112 Dearborn st.
If you irlsh for bushy wbiikerz or a Easel
natlng mustache, send for a Bellingham's
Stimulating Ongnent. It ,1s warrantedto bring
them out in from Uree to six weeks. Sent on re
ceipt of price, and .postage, sl.lß, to any.addresa,
byJ.H. Johnson,-79 State street, *
• Cook & McLain, 98 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gent's
garments less than any o.tberhouse In the city.
Papes Hiaomos.— I Tbs bast stock at. the lowest
prices, at Faxon's, No. 70 Lake street, 1 '■ apSOtf
fSf" AD. should not.faU- to read tha advertise.
meniofProtWoodln~fo : day'Bpftper.;' mh-ly.
BEUGIODS NOTICES.
Rcr.N. .C6lrer,D.D.,wUl preach lif the Taber
nacle Baptist: Church to-morrow morning and
evening. : ■ ; -
—Church,© f the Ascensloo, Protestant Episco
pal, on Oakntreet near Wells; North Division, is
open for Divine Service every Sunday at 10)4 a. m,-
and 7Mp.m.. Sunday School at 9Kaa - Rev.
Wm. 1L Cooper, Rector. .
—The Church of the Holy Communion win be
dosed through the summer.
—The third of a series'of discourses upon Com
mon Sense and Religion, will be delivered by Rev.
T- M. Cunningham, next Sabbath morning, at 10)4 •
o'clock, In the-South Presbyterian Church, corner
cfßdina Place and Jackson street. Seats free.
—The enlargement mid improvement of Christ
Church having been completed, the congregation
will meet to-morrow at tbe usual hours, at the
Church, Monterey street, between Michigan and
Indiana avenue.
—Rev. Willis Lord, D-D. win preach at West-'
. minster Cbqrch, corner Ontario and Dearborn sts„
on Sabbath morning at 10)4 o’clock.
EvißiTUAxisiuPtof. J.HAW. Toohey vriH con*
ttane his second course of lectures on Sunday,
Jnneifth. at 10)4 o'clock a. m , at Kingsbury Hau.
Morning subject:"** Woman, her Healthand Beau
ty.” 'Evening: “Theart of making new Flesh
and keeping the Spirits young." After the lecture
the speaker win delineate characters, health and
habits, Ac., from the handwriting of any person
known to (be audience. There will be a confer
; enee (not spiritual) for the interchange of thought*
at S o'clock p. m. Admittance and floor free.
• —Divine service in the Protestant Episcopal
Free Church of St Ancgarias, corner Indiana and
Franklin street, at 10)4 a. m. and 4 v p. m.
i • ♦ B. B. Tunis, Rector.
'—Belted Presbyterian, corner of Jefferson and
Woehhlugton streets—Rev. H. ' Sturgeon will
preach in this Church to-morrow, 16th Inst, at the
usual hours, 10)4 a. m. and 8)4 p. m.
—The BUbop'e ChapcL chrner of Washington
audPeoriaitreets.. Seats free. .There will be di
vine service M 10 80 a. m.. sermon by the Bishop
and the.administration of the Rite of Confirma
tion.'.*lh the afternoon-at 4 o'clock, services as
usual In French. Sermon by Rev. P. A Juny.
- French Pr»«r Books may be obtained from the
Sexton. In the evening,"at 7.45, sermon by Rev.
J.WllkißKm. : ji.*.'-
j x> r‘oar».‘
IntM* dty, on the 18th tut, JAMES SIMM, aged
Ko.~SI West
Randolph street, Saturday, wth, at a o'clock r. x
friend, of the family are reapeeifally Invited to attend,
pr Canada West papers please copy.
In Prorldehotk Pa-, Jove 7th, EMMA PAUL, second'
-daughter orAUrad atd Elisabeth Worts, aged Ux.
teen years ant ten months. . •
Atßartwlek. Otsego County, y.T,on the Uthlnst,
BOPHIA ARNOLD, widow- of the late Dr. Oeo. W.
Arnold, and mother of Jsaao H. Arnold, Eaqv of fids
dty.
,At West Troy, IT. T, on the Uth Inst; Ms* ELLEN
J. STBONO' or this city, a? Ml S3 years.
- Her funeral will be f<om the house ofwmiaisH.
Adas*, 103 South Desplaines it. on Monday at 8 r. X
’ to this dty, on the !41iln*l,MrtJKESIAH WITSB>
in her ssth year, widow of the late Daniel Wythe. Esq.*
of Philadelphia, - . ,
■ Eftcrthe decease of her hrabshd, l Wjthe and
only child, then aycupglady, came to this;city with
Dr. John T. Temp Wand family, 27 yesrs'sgo, where
she has tiic© resided with her sondihUw, P. F. W
UrvTr iDple,&ow deceased, was her nleeeC
The deceased 'war* sister bf "the ' Ute "Wllllaa
Staaghtov, D. D„ President Columbia: College. Wash
tagtcn,D.C.| .... ,
‘ fihe had been confined to the hmue dtuing
abc yean, owing to an accident causing a dlslocafioa c
.of the “hip. Bcr stcriiogTirtues andChrlrian graces
adorned her whole fife,*- Ebe was held !a the highest
esteem and respect by SO. who knew her,.and affeo.,
fiooaWy beloved byher relatives and Intunsto friends.'
-’’Dew-drops faUnet more gently on the ground.
JTor weary, worn Oct triad* expire.more soft.**
Funeral will take p'see from the residence of P. F.
W.Peck,» 5 Michigan avenne, at«o'clock r. w, Son
day, 16th Inst'.
gW Phlladrtphla pap-rs please copy..
pHKCKB AT * PAR.—We will
tell Gotwc and Lot. Ko. *«a West Jackson street,
for tSctetS Lota In Coctate Grove, for 5953 each;
'a Lots in mock 9<, Bee. V, 14. Mr SIOO each: » Lou
In Bee u, M is, fer gn e«ch: aso acres of Land ini
Kankakee County Ill.st Hsp*r*crr,an<jir-n n-celva
In pavnuct thtreferegooe Cneeka AT PAR oa tea
BiAUct It’s city. BEE 3 A bLOCUM •
ye]«-efeO<st 4 SSDcsrh m street.
pHFCKS WANTED—On theMa
rise. Jferchatta, Sartaca Loan an 7 TrnrtCo,
B. r. Carver dCoTH, A. * Co, tVmtora Ma
rtneand Fixe.lr.aurai.ee Co_FO.A4«ni«i4J.M.
Adstt. L K> WILLARD A CO,
•ytaartcACw ~18 Clark south Ka«t oor Lake St.
■PEOPLE’S GAS LIGHT AND
-JL, ' COKTS cnirPAST " '
AraecUl meeBBZ ortke BtocttoMtiJ of ft. Poo-.
fwicu Uiht ud Coke coni>«nr. b«lieJd.Uhß
tfiee of too Company, in Chicago, on MONDAX,
JsLelTUi.li£'.mt2Ko f cloCkp x. • .
' By order of tho Foard of rireetots, •
jeU4tSs& v , H. W. 21MUKBMAN, Secretary.
MONETARY.
j ‘'FtoATEraraa.Jane, 14,^1881.
~^ariness~aonUnnes daH, decidedly bo. A strong
sooth wind,'hot and ehem tlug.hai left scarcely
cnmgy enough in business circles foe them to taut,-
ter'outicreh a feeble curse agalnst 11 Btump-talL’ l
- And now In the absence, of any exciting bank
chew*, In spite of the hot southern* winds, and for
- ticbenefit of the future hlatoriaa ot Dli.
holewe proceed to*glve the origin of theclaaaic
phrase stump-taii ’’ and how It came to be
applied: to and is specially descriptive of our In.
famonasecesslon currency. ‘-i , -aiju.
; In 1857, If we mistake not, Frank Lcsllejtlaikod
the milk venders In NewTork,' andattempted to
show, and it was generally, conceded didahbwV
, that much of the mortaUty asiqug children in thal j
city must be traced to the milk of cows that were
Jfcdon still slops... lie leveledat them not only fact
■'argument and biting eallfe; but graphic truth tclh
ing pictures, in which the frightful diseases, which
feeding' on Btm slops brought upon the poor
bovtoes were made patent to the eyes, of all mem
In the last stages the poor brutes were shown,cov
ered with dlfgustlngnlcere, and'thelr caudal ex
tremities havlngrotted ", abort off, V they received
the’.appropriate name of "stump-tails." .
That year the wheat crop_ of the] West was the
poorest ever known. No ono had over seen wheat
so shriveled, mean and elckly. Some-genius in
the Board of Trade, deeply read in Frank Leslie's
facts &nd pictures, dubbed the stufl^ 14 stump-tad,"
aud that name fpr months became ** current” on
Water street,- i . -
With the splendid crop,of.wheat for the last
twoyeara has been In'the market, the classic Word
** stump-taR” had fallen into disused Nothing was
so low and disgusting. as .to merit the appellation,
till fortunately- : for the resurrection of eomeana
term, our Illinois currency became so rotten, so
exceedingly nauseous that acme philosophical vic
tim as he got rid of his last hatch muttered a bit.,
ter curse upon. “stump-tali”, currency. The word
.was bo appropriate and .expressive, that It at once
became general, and will, doubtless, be bnried out
of sight with tire last batch of bur infamous cur.
rcncy, for nothing wDI ever again .become so mean:
as to.warrant its resurrection.’
On the Board of Trade was in fair
supply. ; Exchange was In good request with light
transactions at per cent discount for coin;
and at #©* per cent- premium for currency. For
the present the Board of Trade seems to have ab
sorbed .the exchange and the money business of
the city In addition, to its proper position as the*
headquarters of the grain and. provision traffic.. The.
banks are doing scarcely anything; Some'of them'
are selling a few bills at about 'the above quota
tions. ”
,Milwaukee.—The Sentinel .of this moraiug
gives ns no quotations for exchange; for the good
' reaeon, we suppose, that the basks will not sell
imy for Wisconsin “ stump-tan.” In regard to its
doom, u the time draweth nigh." • The Sdnrinel
says: •
Nothing new in the money market
ebange is scarce in consequence of the compara
tively light amount of grain going forward, and
rates are Ann as last quoted. Xu view of the un
. settled state bf the markets and uncertainty with
regard to returns, advances for produce-purposes
: are only made on the most approved paper. Those
persons who suppose the banka are anxious to loan
Dick and Harry unlimited soma Just for the sake
of getting rid cf ibe funds, we apprehend would
very soon discover their mistake If they should
need an “ accommodation” on what would ordi
narily be considered good paper. Money is by no
means over abundant;
Wisconsin Pus BBT-Bare Buspbsdsd.—-The"
managers of the Wisconsin Pinery Bank publish
the following notice: •
> .The unfortunate condition of the monetary af
fairs of the country has rendered it absolutely ne
cessary for ns to close our business. ■
We have continued to advance upon the call of
the Comptroller. nntDlt.has come tqaquestlon,
* whether we shall save to our bill holders and de
positors what remain of our assets, or sacriflce
them to further investment in comparatively
worthless stocks ? There has not been any profit,
in our business for -the last three years, and this
spring we have much means absorbed in Illinois
gepreciatcd currency and somewhat In that of this
Wehave advanced largely in the lumber inter
ests, fromwhlch no returns nave yetbeen realized.-
From these and other causes not necessary here tq
enumerate, we have felt compelled, as honorable,
men, to make an assignment, and dose our busi
ness. • 4
We expect to he able, as soon as our affairs can
be arranged, to pay ourliabilities.
We regret the necessity of this step more than
any bne else can, but we shall trust to the reputa
tion we .have made among those with whom we
have had business relations for many years, as an*
earnest of our present action.' , ■
Htrrsszs & Scnxma.
Stevens Ponrr, June 10,'>'61,
C. B. & Q. B. E.—-The earnings by the Chicsgoi
Burlington & Quincy Railroad line for the first
week in June, were, in u : '
Freight.....
Passengers.
Total.
Increase..
Decreaae........
- Total increase,
Stocks.— The following are the Wall street
rates for to-day, as reported by P,' Q. Saltonstall,
No. 24 Clark St, Chicago: *. •
Pint-Board. Second Board.
New York Central 7ZX . T3Jtf.
Galena ..i ...69X L • 60
Bock Island 84* ' ■ WX
Burlington & Quincy;....:..66 M
Tennessee 6s S5X— 83jtf
Missouri 69 37X 83
N0rthCar01iva65............68X ....
Virginia 6s ..4&X . 43*
COMMERCIAL.
Friday Evrnwo, June 14,1861- .
The folio wing are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty-four hours: ; .. . .
'BKXDtB LAST TWXHTT-rOtTB HOURS.
Floor, Wh’t, Corn, Oats, Bye, Bar.
brla, bn. bn. .b0..b0. bn.
By - 300 44700 8000 .... ..r.-
e.AC.U.E.E. 16565T887 7393 1284 SSB3 ....
C.4R.L8.8 768-'7OOO 4200 ..... 830 ....
LO.B.'H. _6SS 11300 18500. .... .... 3SO
C.H&O*E-K.. 510 40e9-15376 450
a AN.wTBR..IBBO 12385 1177 1363 860 870
C. t 850 4200 .... .... ....
T0ta1...... 476963041 9044611097 8993. 730
■ " • High- Live ‘
Seeds, Cattle Hides mna HogsFot’a
fts. No.- fts. hrls. No. btu
By Canal 9700 .... ....‘ .... 100'
G.AO.b.BJf. 6540 620 60 .... 937
C.&8.L8.8.178G0 7530 100 .... 850
L C.'B. B. 4200 600
0.8.AQ.8.8.'4854 ; 1M 8815 .... 91 ....
C.&N.W.B.R- 4868. 26 185 ....
Total... 48813, .160 839C0 160 .91 8057
HTB LAST TWXHTT-FOUB HOURS.
Flour, Wh’t, Com, Oats, Bye, B’riy
brjs. .. bu. bn. bo. bu. hu.
To Buffalo.
To Oswego.
To Sarnia
To Toronto.
...i 89260 ....
... 16011 ....
.... -.... 16783
T0i1...... 76971 126068 30300 13900 ...V
■ .. Bscxxrrs and sznracEHTS sr iakx, jukr 111
V:Receipt*. •' Shipment*.....:/
Lumber, Com, bn 68,930
Shingles,no.... 65.000 Wheat, bn 14,400
Lath, no 65.000 Bye, bn 11,900
Staves,no ; SOO 00 -Potatoes, bu....'. ' TOO
Wheat, bu 860 H Wicea,brla.... kTOO
Pith, bf. bris... • 180 ' -
XBCSXFTS AHD BlimcSHTB ST CAHAL, JtTNB 18."
Receipt*. . • Shipments.
Wheat, bu SOO Lumber, ft 419,633
Corn, bn 48,500- Shingles, no 90,000
Oats,'bn 8,000 Lath, no 62^500
Potatoes, bn . 120 Pickets, no 8.200
Seeds, 1b5......: 9.700 Salt brla 65
Tallow, lbs 8,660 Flour, bris 1
Flab, bri5...;..., 10X
The receipts bhla flour,
68,041 bn wheat,and 90,445'hu corn; while the
shipments were 76,971 bn wheat, 136,068 ha con,
80,800 ba cate, and 12,380 ba rye.
There .was rather moreinqulry for to-day, es
pecially for goodandcholc© brands, and the mar*
kbt for each was steady and Active;.bat ordinary.
grades were exceedingly duH r andhe*vy;’About
2,700 bbls changed bands at sS.46<&4.oo’for gdod to.
choice extras, and $1E0®3.75 for superfine,. .Tba.
wheat market suffereda decline of IjiQScperboah
el, The demand was chiefly for Ko. 1, and buyers
made a difference of 7d per bushel between that
grade and, No. 9. About 60,000 bashels'changcd
bauds at 71cfor N.'W. club; 69N®71c for No. r
. spring, and 61@Mcfor No, 3 spring--the_ latter.
grade dosing doll at inside quotations. - Com was..
steady and&fhlr request, with Bales of shout 50,-
.000 bushels at 21®2U£e for Mixed la store; 33#c
for canal Mixed afloat: and ITXQIte forsefacted:
instore. Oata wire In good demand and firmer,
.with sales at store. Ryede
dined Ic—idea 'being made of -Koi 1 at Sic, andj
Rejected at; in store." No/3 Barley, was
sold at 30c in store. Highwines were quiet "and
nominal.- Potatoes con Unuedln good supply and.
doll at 19XQ16C. "The supply of Hungixfcn Grass.
Seed Is heavy, and prices have' receded 80&40eper
bushel withlna few days—closlng wlth salea at
*fe©6oC V •• 'if f - I - * - • 1
_ These was a good inquiry, for .freight room to
<j3ayimd rates advanced K@ic per bushel—the
gagementa ibelng at 606 Me for corn, 6#c tot
f wheat, and 434 c for oata to Boflhlo; 10c for wheat
fl. to Kingston; and 10Q10XC for wheat to Oswego.
* ' ■' !
PROVISIONS IH THE -
Probably at no previous period for a num_
bet of years, has theptovlaldn trade been- eb'
unmistakably. dnH - and, depressed as at present.
This is due partly to the cnttlng-off of our trade
with the South by-the rebellion, and partly to the
scarcity of funds with"which to operate. Usually
In the Eastern cities there Is more or leas specaUL
tire Inquiry * but' for the past' two or three weeks,
the demand has been almost entirely confined to
; the Immediate mnts Or the trade. '
■ A few dayt dice we «aw a statement In apromt*
sent Vew York paper*-tbatthe stock of Pork in
the West wait xmuanallyUrgo." Knowing thla to :
be aCalae representation.-Wo bare had prepared and
puhUrh. below . an. accurate - statement 'of - the'
amount of barrelled pork In Chicago. Itii u foK
Iowa: ■■ I-'--.'- .. '•
HetsFerk......
M. O. Pmk
Prime P0rk......
Romps. w.
; Theabove embracosall that Is' beld elUier
"by city pacfasrsttpecolatoriv or.,small dealers,. A
large proportion of it la subject to Bas tern parties,
and is not now on themarket at any price. There
U alfoquite an ln lota: of trora-fiOO toaX)
barrels, the Lake Sopo*.
riorand lumber^glona»"Vfi--^
The atockat St. Ijonla ahd on the;riTcr np.tb:
never eomoehi^dncedi A
not at aQ interested in the trade,\ai»iired na a f6w.
daysslneo tbaV tho tmlireiSitoric.of PoitontbV
UUflftlppl RiveraboyeCaUo, including St. locis,-
did not exceed 1,700 barrels’.-' * ». - ; ;
At Cincinnati the > stock Isribfc untuasUylarge.
About two weeks agoi we rcceired adrices from
thatmaikei,whlchlndic»trfthnt the stock of
btrrelad pork range* between 15,000'asd 15,000
barrels. .>. ?■ j. ' : :
Thte makes the total of stock held lathe West,
as follows:’ ’v***’ k . *•
' * . ... ‘ .. . ; . .Brls. . .
Chicago..-.. 8A65 *■■
BULoula . 1,700 .
- * : dndnnat1.....13,000 *
’i T0ta1...;;;....33,065' ,
The stock onihe tiiiwMb River andat the prin
cipal interior puking points Jn this State and in- 1 .'
dlanabasbeen almost entirely exhausted ,by the
donazidsof the,troops stationed a£ t Cairo, Spriug
flehTandother points.'iftndahy further supplies".
. for the Westernarmy will hare to be’drawn from
Cindnnatior Chicago.
Bo'far as tbe stock at Chicago!*: concerned, as
soon as the lumber trade revive* from Ita present
state of inactivity, it, wiU nearly all be required
for that trade alone. And tn any event, unless we
pack during the Jammer-months, a large portion.
of it will bo needed to supply the Lake Superior
trade.
BASKETS BY THB LATEST BAILS.
CLZvxZtiiro, dune 18.—There has been no busi
ness of importance done.' Receipts of grain are
lighter, but prices still tend downward. Only
seven cars red wheat were sold at $1.03 on track.
'White ia held at $14831.15, without buyers. Com
Is very dull. ' Oats without any demand. Provis
ions uncharged.—JEfcroJd.
‘ New Tons Hum Market, June 18.—Business
continues inactive. Sales 400 dry Southern at Bjjfo
6 moa. and COO city slaughter, 65 lbs, at s#c, cash.
—Ctovrier and Enquirtr.'
Pittsbubeh, June 18.—The market for flour was
exceedirgly dull to-day, the transactions being
limitedi and-entirely restricted to email lota.
Prices, however,- have undergone no material
change. Sales were; 27 brls spring wheat family
at |6 83 ; ’4O do winter wheat dcratfS 75; SO do do
at $5.75; 40 do do at $5.20 for extra, $5.70 for fam
ily, and J6 for fancy. ■<
OczsxFEacHTß at Nsw-Tobk—June 18.—To
Liverpool:- 600 tea-beef at 3aßd@4s; 3,000 bris
flour atli6d3ls9d; 16,000bu corn, la ship’s bags,
at 6#d: 2,600bu wheat at in bags; 60 hhds
tallow and 340 pkgs lard at 30s. -By foreign ves
sel: 180 tea beef at 6a, Per steamer: 6,000 bu
wheat at 13d, in shippers* bags* and 1,400 boxes
cheese at 60s. To London: 4,500 bris floor at2i3d
33*4>fd; 25,000 bu wheat at 6X3BXd, In bags.
By foreign vessel: 1,500 bris flour at Ss9d. To
Bavre:: 18,000 bn wheal, In shippers’ bags, at Sic.
In charters we hear of a Norwegian bark, with
18,000bu wheat, to Bristol, at 10d,inbuBt.
UnttATOXX— June 18.—Floor—Receipts, 1,163
bbla. Sales included 100 bbls “ Hiawatha ’* extra
onpt,4oobWs “Berlta-Citr**! 3 ®: **'**•!*,*.—
'Wheat-rßeceipts. G5.6S bn. Market quiet, and
tendency in favor of buyers. Sales iuclded 6000
bu No 2 at 73c la store; 8700 bn No lat 81c in
' store: 8725 bo do at 81Ke in store; 1870 bn No 1
del at 82c; 725 bn do at 82;fc del; 340 sacks club
at Sic del; 256 sacks extra at 85c del Coarse
Grain—Receipts, <OO bu oats, 614 bn corn, 263 bush
barley.; Bales included 120 ska com at 25®, l car
loadrjeatS7c,andlcardo at S7tfc. We quote:
Oatslft&SOc; com2s@2Bc; rreßs®37lfe; bailer
80@CCc .—Sentinel;-' ‘ •
The New Tork Tribuns of yesterday has the fol
foUowing: .. __
. .We.bear that the Board' of Underwriters to-day
again reduced the war risk.and that it is now only
Iperceht. This action la based pn the recent for
eign advices in regard to privateering.
Daily Review Chicago Market.
, Fbzdat Evejoho, June 14,1861,
, FRElGHTS—Advanced #©lc and more active.
The engagf marts are as follows: To Port Sarnia:
schr Clipper City, wheat at 4c. To Buffalo: schr
Fortune, wheat at6#c; prop Acme, oats 4#c;
echrs Kenosha, Puritan, Marlon Egan.Torreut
and Levi Raweon. com at 6c; brlgJß. Cross,
com at 6#c. ; To Kingston—schr Hungarian,
wheat at 10c, To Oswego—schr S. A. Douglas,
wh* at at 10#c; brig Mohegan, wheat via Sarnia,
atlOc. -
. FLOUR—Received, 4,769 bbls; shipped, none.
Market steady for choice brands, but dull for ordi
nary. Bales SCO bids “Ford’s Mills” at $4 del—
Ni Exchange; 100 bbls “Bartlett’s” on p t; 800
bhla good spring extra at $3.60 del—currency; 900
bbls do at $3.55 del—gold and N Y Exchange; 100'
bbls “Princeton Eagle” at $3.70 del—currency:'
63 bbla “ Geneva” at $3.75 dd—gold: 300 bbls su
per at $9-60 del—currency: 150 bbls good do at
$9.75-cnrrency; -SOO bbls “Clifton” extra atsß.4s
-currency. • . .-. • ~ .. - •- -
WHEAT—Received, 63.041 bn;, shipped, 76,971
bu. Market
Club In store at Tie—gold: 6000 bo No 1 Spring
instore at 69Mc—gold:; 8009 hu do at 70c—gold;
6000 bn do at 70c —currency; 15,000 bu do avro#c
—currency.: 6000 bn do at 70#e—currency: 8000'
budo at 71c—currency*: 1000 bu No 2 Spring In
store at 6S#o-gold; 3000 bu do at 62 o—currency;
6000bn do at 6c—gold; 4000 bn do at 63c—cur
rency; SCOObado at.&to—currency; 1000 on do
at Glc—currency: TOO bu Rejected in store at 67c
—cold: lOOObn do at 55c—currency.
CORN—Received, 00,446 bn; shipped, 136,053
bn. M&rketsleady.:. Sales, 30,000baCanal Mixed
atSß#csfloat—currency; 9100 ba Mixed in store
(receipts nearly run out) at 21c—currency; 30,000
bu do at S3#o—currency; 10,000 bu.do at 21#c—
currency; 1600 bu doatSl#c—gold; 6000 bu Re
jected In store atl7#c—currency; 15,000 bu do at
16e—currency. . - . . •
- OATS—Revived, l],o9Tbn; 80.800 bu. Market
firmer. Sales, 2,000 buNolin store at 14c—cur
rency: BXOO bn do at 14#o—currency. - : -
Rtß—Received, 3,993 bu; 'Shipped 12,200 ha.
Markctdull and 1c lower. Sales, 400 bu No 1 at
81c in store—gold; 400 bu Effected at 25c In store
—currercy.
BAULK?—Received, 730 bn. Market dull and
lower. Sales, 9,500 bu No 3-in store at 90e-:cur
rency.
SEEDS— Hungarian Grass Terr doll and lower.
Sales,ShagsatoCc; 15begs'at40e. - :
'HIQHWDiBSr-Qulet r*ud nominal at ISc for
•louid lots. Small parcels dty sell at 13c.
ALCOHOL—Quiet at STc O gaU
. PROVISIONS—No transactions and market en
tlrelyfnotnlnal.
' TALLOW—Quiet and nominal at 7@7*£c,
HIDES—Dry flint, fl@9#c;' Green,
4#e; Green, S@B#c.
POTATOES—Received, 2C67 bu. Market fairly
glutted...Sales,-800 bu Jleshannocks at 18con
irack; 4CO bu common mixed at 12#c on track.
BRANS-In good demand. Sales, 10 btgs good
nixed at #1.25-
1860. . 1861.
.. SJS.2&4 GO ’535,085' '
.. 9,939 63 8,003 38
$38,191 S3 $43,693 38
n./iioai 25
'...-.55,409 15
BUTTER—DuII at 709 c for fair to prime roll
and flrkln.
EGGS—Steady at Be Sdoz. - - •
POULTRY—Live Chickens, $1.7508.25 « do*;
Tnrkbjs, B©9c« ft. * . -• - : • • •
LIVE STOCK—9I Hogs and 180 Beeves. .The
market for both cattle and hogs "was very qniet.
. A few email lota of good cattle were sold at S3O
r .25. and a car load of hogs, averaging 850 fts was
Sold at SB.
NEW YORK, Jose 14.—Floor has again de
. dined 5 cents per btl with a moderate 'business
doing fot export and onlr.limited home trade in
quiry. The low grades of extra western rule very,
heavy and unsettled.. Bales 16,400 bris at $4,650
4.75 for auper state; $4 8004.90 for extra state;
-$4 6004.65 for super western; $4.70(35 for com
mon to medium ■ extra western; $5.2005.40 for
.chipping brands extra round hoop Ohio; and $550
<ft7foruadebiiadado;maxket dosing dull and
. diooplne, Canada floor lower for common grades
with a moderate demand; sales 800 brla at sl£Oo
7-60 for Inferior to choice extra. Bye flour steady
at $8.1004. Com meal dell and nominally in fa
vor of buyer/ -
Whisky—Market a shade firmer with rather
more doing. Sales 760 bris at 16X016£c.
Grain—There la rattier more doing In wheat,
and the market for. sound spring and winter red
continues.firm. There is also a little more inqui
ry' for white western, inferior and unto and.
Wheat continues heavy. Sales 50,000 bn Chi
cago spring at OO01.O& 85.000 ha northwestern
dab $1.0801.13; 18,200 on Bacine spring at $1.14
. 01.15; 81,000 btmnsonnd Nil dab at 9001.00; 67,-
6tO bn sound do at $1.1801.16 X; 89.000 bn amber
Wisconsin ank lowa at $1.1701.18; 6,600 bn Cana
da dub at $3.18; 15,500 winter red western at $1.23
‘@lß9—the latter price for very choice-rand 18,890.
bn white winter at $U8501.45. Rjo quiet and
unchanged. Sales 600 bn at 68c. Barley doll at 55
062 c. Com In pretty good demand for home con
sumption aid a modemte export inquiry —market
steady. Sales 184,000 bn, at 83088 c for damaged
new mixed western; 40044X0 for sound do; 400
60c for western yellow, and 47c for sound yellow.
Oats plenty and doll at 80038 c for western and
and 32033 for state.
Pbotisioss.—Fork—Sales 800 brla at $15,600
15.62 mess!; sl3 for rumps; 80 75 for prime. Beef
continues dull and heavy.’ Trifling soles $104.60
for prime; $5.6006 mess;. $10010.60 repacked
. mess; 10 60011.60 extra mess. Prime mess beef
dull and nominal.' Beef hams quiet. Sales 70 brla
. western $13.75; whole range 18014. Cat meats
still continue doll.. Sales 100 Pkgs 505 X shoal
dtrs; 606 X hams. Bacon dull md unchanged.
Lard qmtt. Sales 800 bris 9XO9X- Batter in'
goodrexueftßol3 Ohio; 8015 state; 10016 O
range county and Delaware.
Gboczhixs.—Coffee—Good qualities stQl rule
very firm with a strong upward tendency,while oth
er descriptions - are without essential change.
There la, however, a feir bnaineaa doing. Sales,
1,660 bags Bio at 11014 c; 1.038 bags Maracaibo on
private terns; 18,000 bogs Laqoajraat 18X014c;
75 bags St Domingo at lOXOUXC. Sugar—raw,
i stQlvery atrougattteadvance.with&vexy good
.badness doing. Sale*. 8,879 bhds at 4,4X05XC
’’lbr Cuba; SXOSXC-for Pori o’ B!co. Mousses,
firm. Sales, 140 bids Porto Bled at 85086 c, and
,65 bris New Orleans at 85086 c. - •- -
with fair business. CAT 22X;
OAC 60; HI Cent scrip 66X; MC4IK-* 80; Kd
11X. docuarS4: HarilOX; Brie 93; NYC 78X;
tFscMali66;H a St. Jobondr SO; OUoBs 60,88;
Mo SB*f; Ya 4SX; Tens 85X; N G CSX. a 80; U S 6s
81, Kg Utered 6SX; do poupons 88X; do 5e 71; cou
pons 76. ..........
BDTFAXO Jnne 14.—"Flour—Ste&dywltha
moderate home demand. '
GBAnT—'Wbeat a shade easier,' With fair demand.
'
78c; B.COO tra No. 2 Milwaukee atSOcr 24.000 bn:
No. Ido 63c; 6,000 do BIMe, 9.000 lu Green Bay
, chi hat &ic; 10.000 bn prime Kenoeha cab at 92c.
Cbm dosed doIL Sales of H.OOO bu at 81K@82c.
•’■Oats and other grain acxnlnal.
Cabal Fbxu&t»—Steady. 40e for floor, 11c for
wheat.ardlOcforcftmloNewTork. -
- bris floor. 121,000 ba wheat,
• 86,000 bn cot, 47 000 bn oats, and 12,000 barley.
Cabal Expobti—B,ooo bris floor, 18,500 bn.
Wheat, 26,000 bn corn, 12,000 bn oats, and^6,ooo l
TJC. ' , - u-. •> , ; , • •; • r.z-
• OSWEGO, Jose 14.~ytotm—Steady, and mo*'
acme business doing in the interior and eastern
trade; sales at *5 fbr oner. *
Grain —Wheat dull; red winter Arm: sales 8,000
bnat fLI7®UB:I6,OOO No 3 Chi spring at B**o.
Core and other grain quiet >■
. Canal PrOiGnTa—Steady; floor 28ci wheat Bc,
core 7c, to New York.
LAKxliu>o&Tß--2.14a brie flour. 65,000 ba wheat,
28J00O bn core* * i • •. . -i
. Caw st. Extorts— l,o6o bris floor. _ - i •>*' -
New Tflrk cattle market.* -' 5;
<9?* WB'i«xsxKi>nrQ-nrixlß.: s'
{Abridged from Thursday's N. Y. Tribune.)
' I r CATTLB,' V- '• >
for this market at Forty-fourti
itreet, 3,820. *% .•■■,»
Tha prices Unlay aw quoted a»‘ follows t , ,
V; 1- ■■
Ordinary,. ......... ;..V...~63f @8 c
. Some«rtr*gt)od-‘. . v .........9X®*r-..-
3J* se&fcnl average of the market Is BJ£eJ J ‘
- The moit tftbewks range-from B&3X c.- 01
• of bestea rwaired In tbfi city this,
week,B.6&S.) ' !>.■< ?,T»tl»*
•- ,Thte i» 9€6 head leei than last week, and C 76
bead lees than Uieosenge of last year.—Tbe arer
age Bomber at each Wednesday market last year
t head,:while the 'number-to-day twin/
i’2rS ,, W ra head lesa than tbe arerage, aad
I T 6o *thanU4»day w 66 *?* J--'-
. nnrrEnssr states.''
Bands.
..... 880*
.... MD
- A.M. AUefton A Co., proprietore'of the \7hsh
ttfiton Drove report
• tbecat Ue InmarkelrronjinefoUotringSlates:
New Yeti., 1 . - 10 Kentsdtr,
OMp 1...... 115 lows.
.1na1M«.;.'....i....- ;e o mcUgan.
mijiou.....i 2S7i .
I J, V 3733
. - |CLOSX OT. TUB MABkKT. ,
:i After the rain yesterday, It seemed there was a
. codded anxiety on the partof salesmen to crowd
off their stock, and the consequence la Inst the
.market opened tblalmorning upon almost empty
yards, and the' remainder or the cattle have sold
better than upon the' last' day of anyjaarket-for.
'insny. weeks; and tom e regret fs exp rowed that so :
mtcy.wtre fold yesterday. The peddling process.
Ihroofb three day* bad. been dlsadvastegoosto
droTers;-;' >
. .In relation to the attempt making to change the
iJcmket dsy.wearerrqnestodby most bf;the pria*
dpal cattle brokers.to.elaXetoWealern drovers,,
"sot to mako.any charge in their arrangemeats.
'fctcct getting their stock forward, so as to haveit
hcr»ouhlonday-4hit they have not, and will not
'Ocean Bates of Insurance*
BiBRBt BT TKLBfiBAPH.
consent to making that the principal sale day in
stead.bf..Tuesday, which salts all parties, both
buyers andVUerfl, aa .well, as, drovers, ahtppera, ■
and railroad men, In fect everybody bat a small
number of forestalling.speculators, who would
open the market Bundayinstead of Monday, If pos
' alble. This Monday movement ia no t hacked by one
of the real commission men. nor one who has a
particle of respect for the interest of the drorer
shipper, bat is in direct opposition, to
their Interest, and they are cautioned not to he
caught in the trap. It ia the interest of the pro*
dneer and buyer and forwarder of cattle to mar*
•ket,to have one great market day, when all the
atock being concentrated on one point, lathe
hands of owners,- or their, brokers, attracts
a great crowd of buyers, creating life and
animation in.business and awakening c-m
--. petition, so that If the drorer should get. no
more money, he gets better satisfaction, bectueo
he la assured that be has had a fair chango—lt la a
chance.tbat he cannot hate by dividing up the bus
iness In the manner now attempted by men whose
motto la "divideand conquer." It would be to
the interest of the drovers, and ultimately to the
butchers, aa -well as everybody else hut the fore
stall ere, if the city government would pass a law
to compel the sale of all Bollocks for city slaugh
ter to be made at one place npoa one* day of each
week.
Drovers who are Interested can think upon thla
subject, and the Messrs. Allcrton will do well.to
think whether it is for their Interest to patronize
a movement that win eventually work to their in
jury aa well as the ini ury of drovers. Weadvocate
the concentration of badness upon one day. be
cause we believe it to bo for the Interest of the
latest, class—the producing class—for whose in
terests these reports are made. We have always
opposed Monday as the great market day,'because
it forces a great many men to labor on Sunday,
and forces many farmers, who wish to be in the
market at the opening, to come to the city on Sun
day. much to their injury In every respect, and it
must necessarily lead to the transportation hither,
and driving through the streets, droves of cattle
on Sunday evenings, to the disturbance of people
who desire to devote their time to worship or
peaceful rest. ■ ; •-• .- '
. It win be seen by ourtsble of quotations that we
have slightly advanced the rates for the best and
reduced bn the poorest, leaving the average the
same. ; .; il . • :: *. •. -
. Receipts this week. 6,406.
The following are Henry D. Grant's quotations:
Corn-fed hogs sfl> gross distillery do,
BX33K°- Borne o'a drovers say they never aaw
the market in a duller condition than U is now. It
being, very difficult to effect sales at any price.
Almost the only demand ia for city consumption,
and butchers want shoals ofdOto 125 S> weight for
that purpose, and only in' limited numbers. • Mr.
Grant, the Superintendent,, reports-the market
very dull this morning, with arrivals : exceeding
the demand-'.: >.
Geo. W. Dorman rirea the following aa the
price of hogs Ihla week: \\
■ : m h J lire,.; ' bead. '•
Pint quality com fed, large .
else..; 4#®— c. 6#®— c
Second quality, obrnfed.'.. 1 ;.. sX@s3tfc
Firet quality, small sizes,’fat
and prime, fox market '
hntchera....... 4V@4tfc SX ®s*c
Large size still-fed, fat BK&B7fe 4j£&— c
Secondqoalitj.etulfed,fat.. BX@3Kc 4. ©- c
Small size, choice stock hogi 6# ©5Xc —@ —c
MARINE LIST-.
TOST OF CmOAGO.
. . ARRIVED. Jane 11.
Prop Racine, Hathaway, Boflhlo, lot mdse.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Buffalo, 689 pirns mdse,
47 hhds sngsr, 88 pkgs fruit
Bark Morgan, ConCrey, Oconto, 820 m lumber, 35
m.ehlngles.
Schr Hunter, Williams, Muskegon, 180 m lumber.
Schr Marlon Egan, Soper, Buffalo, 300 m lumber
from Green Bay. - '
Schr Dutton, Thompson, Holland, 90 m stares, 850
bn wheat 180 brls fish. •
Schr Tuscola, Robb, Muskegon, 145 m lumber.
Schr Muskegon, McKay. Muskegon, 75 m lumber.
Schr William Jones, Thomas, Manistee, 1 135 m
lumber.
Schr Gipsey, Jameson, Muskegon, 110 a lumber.
Schr Illinois. Burke. Muskegon, 80 m lumber.
Schr Odin, Walton, Muskegon, 106 m lumber.
Scbr Tempest Newton, Kalamazoo, 50 m lumber,
40 m shingles.
Schr Torrent, Pringle, Buffalo, 76 m lumber.
Schr New Hampshire, Bigler, Grand Haven, 75 m
lumber, 5 m lath. -
Schr Bonesteel, Christy. Muskegon, 75 m lumber.
Scbr Orion, Beam, St Joseph, 19# m lumber, 89
• cdswood. . , 1
Schr Douglas, Turner, Oswego, 171 tons railroad
• iron.
Schr Nelson, Patten, .Oswego, 200 tons railroad
hem.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinson’s Pier, 609
railroad ties, 40 cds wood. ■
SchrWalne Wilson. Usnltswoe, 30m lumber, 650
cedar poets, SO m lath.
CLEARED Jobs IS.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Buffalo, 4500 bris flour,
700 brls bighwines, 850 bags potatoes, 400
; bags wheat.
Prop Bachus, Childs, Superior.City, 100 tons pro
visions.
Schr Odin, Walton, Muskegon.
Schr Orion,-Beam, St. Joseph. ' - •
Schr Tempest, Newton, Kalamazoo. 3 tons mdse.
Schr Hans Crocker, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 90,430 bu
' com.
Schr Bonesteel, Christy, Muskegon.
Schr Whiteman, Phillips, Oswego, 13,000hu wheat
Schr Dutton, Thompson, Hollano.
Scbr Tuscola Robb, Grand Haven. ■
Scbr Muikegon, McKay, Muskegon.
Sriur William Jones, Thomas, Manistee. •'
Schr Gipeey, Jameson, Muskegon.
Schr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
Schr Douglas, Turner, Oswego. 17,000 ba com.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinson's Pier.
Schr Thornton, Tyler, Oswego, 16,500 bu com.
.Schr Davis, Dott, Buffalo, 11,200 bu rye.
Schr Crusader, Colte, Kalamazoo, 6 tons mdze 600
bu teonu *
Schr Waine Wilson, Manitowoc.
. IHTBliHfllstniJß*
Vssixu Passdto
p City of Cleveland, Illinois; props Dunkirk,
Adriatic,' Montgomery, Tonawanda, -Pilgrim;
barque Sam Ward; schrs Flight, Zephyr, Fashion,
Wilson. •
Down —Steamer Planet; props Dunkirk, Free
State, lowa, City of Madison; barks Major Ander
son, Sonora; brigs Ocean, Eagle, Andes, Trenton,
Pilgrim:'schrs Lacy Baab, lively, Athenia* C 0
Griswold. Bobert Emmett, Dauntless, Banbury,
Comet, Morelle. W J Whaling. .
Vxjszu Passixa Through thb Wxllajjd Ca
vair—Bound Wett— On the 10th—Brig Fowhattan;
•dm J P Klrtland, Sea Gull. Os the 11th —Barks
Cleveland, Republic, Wavetley rschooueta Wra
B Ogden, Montlcello, M Ballard, W B Huibbard.
Sound Bait—On the 10th—Schra Traveller, Sar
dinia. Gb the llih—Stmr Geo Moffatt; schrs F T
Barney, C Woodford, B J Gibbs, Helen White, Uti
ca, Perseverance, (Niagara) Titan. Hiawatha, M L ■
Collins, Uinnebana, Condor, Theo Perry, C C
Trowbridge, Treble.
. JThe following vessels are discharging at the ele
vator : Schra Tindall and Summit,
Fbox Lars Bdmbiob.—Two boats arrived to
day, steamers Illinois and Planet. The former
brought 80 passengers, 166 tons mineral copper,
and 80 tons inept. The latter brought 800 tona
Iron and ore: a large number of passengers. The
Flanetreparts thesebr Cdnrtright at Portage En
try, and schrM B Bale, Challenge. New London
and Exchange at Marquette. The Illinois met the
sebr Shook, do and up in the Sant Biver.— Petroit
Advertiser.
ILLINOIS Aim BDOHI6AN OANAX.
: r VABEIVED JtmelS.
H Q Loomis, Athena, 102 c rubble stone.
Resolute, Athens. 90 crnbblestone.
WHBiown, Lockport, 40 c rubble atone and9o
dim stone. - .
Troubadour, Lockport, 4.600 bu corn.
Danube, Ottawa, 8,000 bn oats.
R S Goodell, Ottawa, 4,600 bu corn, 200 bn wheat.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 5,800 bn corn.
Marlon, Ottawa, 6,400 bn corn.
Sultan, Ottawa; 5,000 bn com, 8,560 fts tallow.
Lnells, LaSalle, 4.000 bu com. 120 bn potatoes.
IB Preston) LaSalle, 6,600bu corn.
Beloit. LaSalle, 4.900 bo.com.
Nile, LaSalle, 4,800 ba com, 9,700 fti seeds.
CLEARED ...Juno IS.
Mary. Emery, Ottawa, 500 ft lumber.
AqnDft. South.,
Cuba, Ottawa.
Adella, Joliet; 80 m shingles, 8X tons cast Iron, 85
bris salt, 6 bris cement.
George, Morris.
Abbey Sprague, Lasolle*
Edmonia, Laaalle.
H Q Loomis. Athena. - - •
J L Alexander, Lockrort, 68,710 feet lumber, 8 m
■ lath.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 1,495 scales. •
Besolute, Athens, 4LOOO brick.
W H Brown, S. Lockport. t
Ur. Connor. LaSalle, 10.000 ft lumber.
Armenia, LaSalle, 109,930 feet lumber, 6,700 lbs C
work.
W Clark. LaSalle,’ 9,330 ft lumber, 200 placets, 13
posts, 85 m shingles, 31 keg* nails.
Utah, La Salle. 65,309 ft lumber, 1.000 pickets, 600 ft
siding, 65 m shingles, S3 m lath, 480 lbs e
work, mdse. ‘ /
Unionist, LaSalle, 71.000 ft lumber, 8.114 ft siding,
S5 m ehlcgles, S3 m lath, IQX hrls fish* 100 fts
tobacco.- .
Central City, LaSalle; 62,883 ft lumber. 8,400 lath,
40 brla ealt,-10 bris vinegar, 1,635 fts soap and
candles.
F Northrop, Joliet, 69,000 ft lumber, 2,000 pickets,
1 brl flour.
/CHICAGO MIL-FURNiSHIUrG
-VJ. i BKEOI. t -
: T.;Wi,BAXTER * Ca,
FRENCH BORE MILLSTONES,
OF ALL QtTABBaa. -
C.W. BBOWITS PATEHT POETABLE
Flooring.,and Grist Mills,;
«AsiKR»> BOLTIJG dotHS,
Bmnt Mills and ' "'v
. ■? - Separators fbtWarehonses,
Belting Of SB Kindt -- /■ •-- - - *
i ‘Hoisting Screw*andßallt
Bran Dusters, Picks, Proof Stalls, Ae„ 4a
FAIR BANKS’ SCALES,
"■" *iro .
MILLiFURNISHINQ OENERALLY.
..-Plans, BpecJflcations and Estimates furnished when
desired, and the oonstrnetioo of Steam* and Water
-UUlseontraeted ferentire.-,- --
■. StNBl Ssilnea, Boilers, dec*, dee*
Jle subscriber* haring obtained toe Agency tor ton.
e of Steam Boats** and Boilers tram toe manufec
tory of GOULDING, BAGLET * SEWELL, of Water.
toenvß. T. would invite toe attention oJ purchasers
>to-their superior merits of stele, workmanship snd
powers; also, their very low price* Toe following is
alltt of Prices of Eoclae end-Boiler, together with
Beater, water and htesm Pipes. Cocks, valves. Arch
complete and ready far use,- da.
. 5 horsepower....!.* coo s horse power..;;..*LSn
8 -** - “f .573 S “ M LSQO
10 •* “i ?a as “■ i3S
1* • •*> £OO 85 41 • toco
J» Lioo 40 - - ....... txa
.And In 10* proportion for larger sire j as required,
- -Every ffegme l* with - - ■ ,r
JITDSON’S PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE,’
For Fleur MDJ* we o*uifld«rUr recommend them as.
superior to any other stile of Sngtatw and (hey will
' SnefromSfi to SO per cent ln Fuel'
orer the usual class of hollers In nsa In the West We
than keep an assonmert of dHftrent sixes ss oures
tabllsnmect. where they mar he examiaed and tie
neceassarl&fbrtaaPonobtaZfiedrecardlngUes. Com.
petentmenwlß.lf dfdred befomitoedto setupasd
•tart engines tn say part ofUia country. Weslsompply.
. WATEB WHEELS, 6BAFTISQ. QSARCTQ, JW,
At very low prices. •- -
T. W. BiXTßfi ft CO’S . .
TJBHFurniiilj>g Depot. West Water street, between
handolpbsnal&sdlsoasta,Chicago,lß.
Post Office address Box ST4. octf.My ’
... * 83
IVIITCHELL & ZAHM» TALLOW
i.Ti MSLTKBB ASD CHAKDLHB9, and dealers la
Elder, Wool,! Pelts, and Seeds. Bay and-sell, lira.
■ Own aaro WaxxaouKa—77 HKZIB BT. -
Liberal Cash Advances made on shipments of any of
above arilclea tof sale In thla market or shipment Bast,
r OLtaremo* i -tooiM ' . LotnssaßH
J MP O RT ART,—Look in at
V. 175"RAKDOLPB.STREET, Chleso, . V
And see how low 7 White Lead, Zfauv
pkii-t*. Freccb and’Ameitcaa Glass, Varnishes anr Ja--
pans of an kinds; Alcohol. WoniinX'Mold. Ooal OOi of
beat quality j Brants, and an sonortatcloz to the trade,
J*aTß:4r- . * TZZO9. &- WOOD A CO.
»p O frß'iiliff - SHIPPERS!'
Richard’s . Iro* form.teller,
■ CHAMPION oKtHE WOBLD. '
Oapadtyfirom 1000 te SOOO Baiksls
' 9**
; PATENTED SEPT* 29TH f ; tß6o.
Warranted to tfieli *l* tniany condUha of crate.'
without cutting u, sad reqolilßg leas power than any
fieller of same capacity... ~ .
MABX7FACTUBH): BT
7. O. RXOHAHDS v
BOX 1446, CEXOASO/ILL.
Office and UatraHieteaT at Lets -* Johnston* baa
Worica. No. M franklin streeC ~ feorei-ty.
70 - - Lake Street - - 70
GREAT BARGAINS IN
PAPER HANGINGS,
To Clow Out: Stock.*
GOLD PAPERS, HALF PRICE,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
A&y Ac.
Ei G. L FAXON,
70 - Lake street - 70
; NEAR STATE STREET,
mhim-ero f *“
QONGRESS WATER.—
FICBBEC
CONGRESS WATER
roa BALE BT OASBOa BOTTLE.
We keep it on Ice for those who prcler to diink It
in oor&tore.
‘ SODA WATER, r
'With, the Choiceet LTmit Syrups.
' JiH. BSEDftOO.,
: Apothecaries, lU and 146 Lake street
312Santeb.~
W ANTED—By a respectable wo-
T T ;msn of middle age, a situation as a competent
bourekeeper. Private famllv or an Institution would
be aceeplaoie. Apply to “MBS. iL D„” Box 1936,
Chicago.. Jeltxtt
W/ANTED —To Loan for a term
TT of three or fire year* at tea per cent. Inter
est, Three to Five Thousand Do-lan, on flrstclan im
proved real estate, within lour miles of Court Bocae.
Title indisputable, and improvements folly Insured.
Address “A. B„ Tribune Office. Jemst
XX7ANTED—To borrow for Two
T* orTtree Tear*, Btx or Eight Hundred Dollars,
on Rood collateral security.- Illinois Currency takes
at Railroad Rates. Address jpoit Office
Jelteat . 1 -
\Kf ANTED—By a gentleman and
*v hlswlfe,araitment» andboard In a private
family—BCfurnlaUf d rooms preferred. Location must
bo desirable and central, either North or South Side.
Address “H.” atthlaoffice. • Jel3e9M-2t
~\\l ANTED—A competent Book-
IT Keeper who can attend to all. the duties of
the counting house satlsCutorily, and be relledonasto
fidelity, daSrea a place. Expectations to suit the
ttmea. Refer to E. A. Tucker «Co , Exchange Saak.
JeiSx&t . • •
WANTED Goo"*®, Gro
ceriea. Boots and Shoes, Clothing. Ac. suits,
bio for stocking a Country Store, in exchange for
Chicago, 8L Louis end Wisconsin BEIL ESTATE
and seme money. Addresa P.0.80x 1481, Chicago.
ID. JeUMfflS-tw
Wf AH TED—Partuer wanted
Y Y u Ith a capital of Six >r SI :ht Thousand Dol.
Un In a well rataAlsbed Boom dolnra safe and pro*
Stable bmtaesa. A thorough Boot-Keeper aad one
wmiDg-to Cake charge of hooka preferred. Address
1 care of this onxce, with real name. Jaioe9o7xlw
\\f AN TED.—Agents wanted to
Y Y canvass every County in the Northwestern
States for the sale of an article which every business
man must have, every traveler moat have, every rall
rrad nan must lave, and In fact, everybody must
have. Also—A large assortment or Patriotic Badges
and Plus, Maps, Charts, Ac, of the seat of war.
Ibs Small Friee of these Article* bring* them
Within the Beach of AIL
Enclose a stamp end receive by return nulla Clr.
enlar giving foil particular*. Address J. H. JOHN
BOB. Chicago, ibtfoat Office Sox 4m
vju-shinn
A D V KKTi SEMENT.—Wanted a
Xj situation byaProtestant German woman, mid*
die aged, as housekeeper. Would be willing to make
herself generally literal or to travel with a femlly to
Europe. Can give best of references for character
and Industry. Apply atMS Wabash avenue, or ad
dress **J. a.- Tnbane Office. JeltxSt
A STOCK OF DRUGS, SIEDI
CIHEB AND BOOKS WAKTKn. amonnttag to
XXOCO or S3;(OQ, or MXOO. dr which valuable city pro-,
party fn Central Wisconsin, now renting for six to
eight per cent, on 1U valuation, wUI bs exchanged at
■feirfignrcs, or good wild land, wall located, and a
■proportion of cash paid. If In a desirable locality in
the country preferred.' Any person wlah'ne to go oat
of the Brag Baiinw, ana having a soluble slock,
win find a good bargain. Address Box 4413, Oil.
rago. m. ■ __ Jellxlm
A GENTS WANTED—SI,2OO a
jIX year made by any one with $lO worth of
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS. '
Btcck enough inclnded to retail for SU& B«id for
Circular, Sample and BtendQ Address JL
J.7TTLLAK, No. 45KOUTOstreet,Bt.Louis. Me- or
818 Broadway, Hew York. a^gsi-Iy
Gardner and cook.—
Wanted by an Bogllsbman and wife, a situation
in me country or city. The man to Farm or harden,
the woman as Cook. Also, an EsgJah Girl to Cook in
a private £ur>Uy. Beet of city reference. Can be
beard of at MBS. BATES* Office; 171 Washington
street. ; JeiasSt
A DTERTISEMENT.—S2.OOO—
Partner wanted with a capital of Two or Three
Thousand Dollars, one thousand carii now, and
balance In six months, to take half Interest la
BEILEINO A GBIBI BULL
On one of the best Water Powers In Ulaseeota, and
In an excellent wheat-growing country, where It will
draw emtom for Twcntj-Flvc Uiles m all directions,
and for selling Gocriaat same point where tbtre is no
-otherstore •Tt»lnvwentymll« This Is one of the
lest points for business la the west.'’ Five Thousand
Dollars can be made the first year on the In.estcieat,
The country Is settling fast. Address *'UI£NBUOTA > "
Tribune Office, Chicago. Ilk, with real name. Jesziw
T UMBER.—Wanted to Exchange
JLJ fer Lumber,
A LOT, 21 BY 80 FEBT,
with a twos'ory House, situated oa Desplalnes street
between Lake and BandolPh. Apply to B. F. QUIU.
BT A co„ No. Iso South Water street oet7d ly
fat Salt
F3R SALE—A fine, tonad Chick
erlng PlAßO—very EtUe nsed—fan round cor*
sered.. w 111 be sold cheap If applied for immediately
as the owner is about learlnc toe city. . Can be seen
at IS4 North Morgan street. •/r. Jelizss
PSR SALE —One two' horse Bo
tery Tread Power, (Finery's make), nearly new.
Per parrenlan address Q. bhepard, poet Office
Box 2999, Chicago. * JelSxSt.
“170R SALE—House and Lot,' 231
J_ ‘Wibash avenue. The home was weQtraitt. and
ban eas «n rt water. The lot Is In a pleasant part of the
citr. and la Che hiabestpolot of ground io the Sooth
Division. -Address I*. EOSSITES, Lake Forest
j«i2ens*m
F3R SALE LOW—A half-soholar
•hip In Bryant Bell 4 * Stratton"! Commercial
College. Apply at Irlbnne'Office. jeltePiMt
TT'OR SALE—An Improved Farm,
JC 70 mile* from Chicago, IHnmesfrom ft Station,
8b ftcnftofeood timber, acres under fence and cot
tlvaiton.House, Bars. Con Crib. Orchard. An. Ac,
wUlbo sola very caespforgpod pay or for *2,400 In
Stump-Tall Currency. XOiO acres of good Land In
lows from fl K to <3 for Illinois Currency. or checks
on tbe C- H.and P.-LC. Banr. One acre in toe City
Units, only *to*. Ten Lets 36x177 on State street sad
Wabash arcane, from. *3 to $250 per lot Buckeye
ifow* ra. all complete snd new. at a pest hsrggn, jgd
Goods to exchange tor Lands. -Apply to PATHS
1 BHIVP, 167 Slate street, ‘ . JetSxSt *
F3R SALE.-f-The improved bna
eem and residence Lota known as So. SM snd
:No.!M7North Clark street wlto
prorements thereon. -Also, the Building
Clark street-Chicago. Inquire of PKxSB DCS MB,,
ixecutor of Thomas SsTsge, deceased. my® cSjb-lm
POR SALE OR RENT—ADweH-
X 1 lngHouse,nearlynew;wl'hnloerooma,l)(acns
of land, located st Harlem, first Station on Galena
Balircsd. eight miles from Chicago, twenty rods from
Oak fildge seminary, end sixty rods from Static*
Bou*e/~Traln* run to accommodate Chicagobusiness
men. TFalr One Rhmiag, Terms of sale, IL9OCL.. A
small raiment required; toe bVf nt> * on five years
time. Pent perannom WO. to a small family only
For further particular* inquire at 331 Sooth Water
street, Chicago, in.. .. mj3Sx(w
POR SALE—A finely improved
Fan of 1(9 acres, mteea ones from cbleico.
AXL TJSDEB CffLIIVAIIOir, .
21®“Orchard cISOOto GOO bearing bruit trees. at
**P*r*cie. . • EES* A 6LOOU*C^
• Jel+eSSLCt 8) Dearborn street.
QTSAM BREBGE* FOR SALE.
-A powerful steam i5T in' complete
working order, ion bone power. Engine na *, rood
DoHerrrabaiar}.Boat ac..ae.winbesoldlow. Ap
plj to YaPDJLKVOOBT, DIC&RHSOS A CO- 19#
udkOi Bandolpb stmt. H. B,—The Zogtni aod
Bolter win be told separate. J-14-c»js Iw?.
-T AMDS 'FOB SALE CHEAP,
JLU In.McHtPir,, Eaae, Ogle,' Whiteside. Qnmav,
DeKalb. Beck Island, Boons, Carroll andLika, bet'*
the same land enleredby-THOMAS r. gRBBSB,
and n'w owned by AiflellvE- end u>rr i*"«
Tcrmatasy. ApplytoH;B HOBELSO.
11 MethcdW .Chnrch Block; Caici Jb. oU eisSm
I>ARM FOR SALK—WiII bo
JU sold on Seasonable Tennv : . ~
A WELL ppß OVED 'FABH,
Btttuted in; Cook a EaSread station,
m2no.ea ride flremlho Ctty of Chlearo
consbttogcf - - .
OIK KIIBIED AID OH AfilFt OF PBAIBR,
.AbATw Acres of: Clhslea IViidaabls
■ : i; Timber.. - v
■' TUaPazmianhderagoodstateof ColtlvatloiL wefl
fenced. ’.Thereto on the plseft»g*od Orchard ofbea>
leg trees, of various lords of fruit, vUh fair buildings.
For mrtfcer' detcripUon and tetma, laoclreof Cl»
MILLSH. Colon, vieh. or JAMES MULBB, BiW*
Block, Dearborn street, Chicago.. ... r myuzltr
SUtnptg gumncg,&c.
JJONT SACRIFICE TOUR
_ , f IT.TiIUOIB
AND WISCONSIN MONEY.
We are paying ths HIGHEST BATES for HSnoU
and 'Wtoconrin Cureeey In Gold or Exchange on
BevrTorkto suit parties.-
82 Clark street, Sonlfcvest corner of Late.
- BAVEHPOBT.UILMASK&CO.. ‘
-’ W. C. CHPECHILL.
TIiLINOIS' OURBEN C Y.—‘l have
X opened an Office for the purchase r.T
jii/jtojs cvnnEjrcir,
At the Old Stand of
E« I. TINKHAIHI & CO.,
Corner of Lake and Clark streets. - .
■ C.S.BUIMia.
TI/TISSOimi MONET ‘WANTED,
XtA- I VotvhlchlTrilXpay
GOLD OR NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
. .. 1 B. ~W. BLATCHPOBD.
Js . Corner Clinton andPolton streets.
QLEARING HOUSE FOR
ILLINOIS CURRENCY.
. . The undersigned has opened an offlee at
N,o. 17 'Wells Street,
tately occupied by Geo. Smith A Col. for the purpose
of coQTertiog Illinois cnrencylnto bonds, where par.
tiesdealrtng to coovert their money willoe iupplled
with proper bl.nka and Information*; -
• maytSequm E. L TPHtWAAr AGBST.
pHICAGO CITY RAILWAY
V/ OmcET Chicago, Jane 6th. IS6U
cji anaur par lands or tptde; twenty-eight ticsets
tor one debar as nsnal.
Je7-<BStlm D. A. GAGE, Boperlotandept.
gT A- T_E BONDS
Illinois Currency.
Benda ot SB kinds sold atNcwTork Stock Board and
drafts glren tor proceeds on day of aalo.
A SUEBAL STOCK AID IOID IQMMIUIQI
- ' ISSUES! TIUBASTEO.
New York Quotations received by Telegraph Dally
myfffl-ly C. B. COBB, No. 9 Telegraph Bonding;
SAVINGS,
Xioon and Trot Company,
Chicago, May S3tb, 138U
This Institution win only receive Coin and Convey
Hble Currency, at cola rates,
03VT DEPOSIT,
And will buy tnd sell Exchange, and discount satis*
factory paper. D. B. HOLT* Cashier.
mj2S*SS4w - •.
pBICAGO PROPERTY FOR
RaT.W,
>. ZZiZaCNOXS 3SO2VS7 AT FAS.
By a special arrangement to use HUdoU Bill*.
(SToMP-tAIL), I am able to sen the folio wing Use of
Seal Estate in and adjoining Chicago, at market
prices; and take the said bills at par. tols la an op*
portnnity to make good and cafe Investwenta, and
save loca on the depredated bffia, no where else offers
ed, vU.;
a Lots on Michigan Avenue, between Tan Boren and
Jsekson streets;
4 Lots on Canal street; between Maxwell and
Twelfth street; '
8 Lota on Blue Island Avenue, in Sampson A Green’s
Addition;
bLotson Welcbstreet,lnEvacsA Nutt's Add.; ’
4 l acre Lota in Brighton, sear State Fair Grounds;
10 small Lots in Brighton, near fctateFalr Grounds;
- IBK acres in Brighton, sear State Fair Grounds;
fSK acres, sooth of Brighton, on Plank Rood,
(fenced);
Cl fett Docking Lot, near Hough's Packing House,
with a side track from the Alton A St. Louis &R ;
4 Lots in Evanston.
Tccetber with various other Lots and Tracts of
Land, which will be shown at my office, ag Clortit.
up stairs. JOHN BY ANA
my27eßCt2w
arms Equipments.
EQUIPMENTS.
We are now extensively engaged In manufacturing
Dragoon Equipments,
KNAPSACKS, HAVERRSACKS, WATEI-PBOBF
BLAIKETS, CARTRIDGE SOKES, BEITS,
UIFE-SHEATHS, SC.,
And are prepared to famish large quantities
.A.T SHORT NOTICE.
sasxpi.es oix sum
TURNER A BIDWAT, 3CB RANDOLPH STREET.
Manufeeturen of Saddles; Horse Collars, Ac.
gy AH Inquiries promptly answered. my37ea3-3ni
IHJILITARY GOODS.
BLUE CLOTH
Grey Cloth ,
' flannel,
Blankets ,
.Inti Trimmings ,
FOR SAXJS BY
BOWEN BROTHERS,
74 and 76 lake Street.
MILITARY CAPS
J. & A. HERZOG,
Maanfeetoren and Jobbers ot
HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GOODS
153 LAKB STBKBT, CHICAGO, ILL,
oId&eSSS x
Army equipments.
CAMP BULNKETB
. AlfS KNAPSACKS CO2EBINJSD,
And bo arranged that they may b« formed Into Teat
KNAPSACKS WITH CAFES.
' The above are newly Invented equipment*, and ar
furnished In Urge quantities to the Eaatem Troops—
being considered the best In nae. FLaiaKwaraaeKO
Bavasaacxa. CawpßULSxxra.mntßxaCuirtH.Cas
tzxbb, do, may be had In any quantity at the Rob
her Agency of JO OS B. EDESON ft CO, lid Ban
dolph etreet Ktagabury Block. my9<iTOMm
Militant belts and
SHIRTS.—I am now mannfocturing BELTS,
and ready to tupp>y In any quantity
AT 10WEB PRICES THU EVER SOLD BEFORE.
UNIFORM SHIRTS made to order. BU-TCGLOVES
cheap as nanaL E. R. BOWEN. 30 C larks L.
ocUTfc-ly Over the Doited Statea Express Office.
Mriggs f^ouse.
gBISSS HOUSE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
The undersigned respectfully announce to their
friends, patrons and Hie travelling public generally,
that owing to the stringency of the times they hare
reduced the price of Board (y
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
Thankful for the patronage so liberally bestowed on
them, they respectfully ask for a continuance of the
same; assuring ihclr patrors that the “BRIGGS" win
be conducted on the same liberal plan that has here
tofore rb *tv! Txi their ffltsb^fhmfn*!
WM. F. TUCKER A CO.
Chicago, Jnne Ist. 180. JtLeMSkw
iTruit, ©merries, Set.
Q ANADA OATMEAL.
..... Justtecelved •
100 SUi Ereali Ground Canada Oataual,
For sale cheap by OSBORNS, BROS. A CO„
' jel»eSCO-lw . Ho. u Canal street.
'JKAS, COFFEE,SUGAR,
j XebMpe, Spied*,
Allow flgurea for cub buyer*.,
-IHOBIOB. 8088 ft CO*Hn.lS Elver rtnek
TiMBEL—2,OOO Packages Mackerel,
A . ridded Becring, Codfish and Wbltefiah. to stare
For Hie fry SCCBTOS, BOSS * CO,
Wo. 16 Btrer street
OK/VBbla. REFINED SUGARS,
AO\J QmsllM OnjMd md Porterrt, of
' =
v ■" 16800 th Water street. .
KAA Boxes FIRE CRACKERS,
Duly Fo. I Gold Choio^ri^obr’-
M»o»a«Tgfegftßea^
A KA HLF. CHESTS TEAS—Y.
HJ Imperial. Gunpowder and Oolong, or
j r 16 South Water street.
lAA CAiSES TOBACCO—The
J-Vv.'V-gSSKBSK* mm,
I ÜBoai WterltMrt.
t KA HHDS N. O. SUGAR, COM-
TTTE OFFER. FOB SALE AT
W ~ LOW FBICESL . .
wqnkiiin^
yry.T.TAlff UCTtE At COw
• go. 136 South Water street.
' cfco 1 J
“PROVISIONS FOR SALE FOR
'ii Currency at FaDrcad Bates by
“» 7 - ■ ‘ ‘ ■ ■ • • CBAOIN A CO., •
- •jclfixlw -* ' • Offlce Ko. a Booth Wells street.
pRUtE; BARLEY MALT AL-
J_ ■ WAYS on band cad ‘ for sals at lowest caah
■dcee: also Baperlor Tenet Halt
eaWdSdr ' fi Board of Trade Boliffiss-
we. Abe glad to an
•f* FOtTKCB that we hate now on hand a fresh
supply of ; .
WBOEKK’S BUPEBK2B 7A81L7 FIOT7B,
Hade from pure Wbtte Michigan Wheat. '
Jefihc9ft.lw . OSBv-RJTK BRO. A
T ARGE OB SMALL ORDERS
JLJ forFced, Meai or FicurdHaJ to short order ud
•«ti:eto«Wtcatcd. ityUl SIATBSS a woaniq.
I4fial
TtTASXER’ff of BE
JJ± noli, Coot of Codt: •
(rognty—Tn ChgcCCZy. Tl* Joto JC,
cause. sell st public auction for
Didder, st thenorth door of
County of Coo*, m the City of CbScnap*-« VgJBML.
day or Join A.D. last, st tea o’cioekln tasftwmooa
of aaldday.allthe following described prmlfoMhd
real estate. to.wlt:-£Bteett sod ooe-tnlnl ftet by
seventy fJD) jeet conk sod wMolntng the 2HST
five (Street (except that part In too soatoeastconer
cut off by alley) oi iot flveTln Diode tnlrty-foar (54),
fathe Original Townof Chicago, bounded a*fouowst _
Beginning st s point on the east line of LmsUb street
eighty-five fact north of »h» Booth vest corner of said
lot. thence north along Lasslle street ftet sad .
fear Inches, thence ok seventy feet to an alley; Ihenoo
senth eleven&et and four inches, tbenee aoothtr«sh
diagonally to s point tixty-fivo leet eutlram tbeplsca ,
of nei Inning.' thence to place of beginning. ana betnff
in the City of Chicago, Cooney of • oot and StUa of -
rninom. -• . L. d PAW* FBEBB _ ;
Kutir to Chancery of Cook Coastvv - '
Ch'cago» Jcne nth. i£6L joiheMStd
QTATE OF ILLINOIS. CODE
O COTTSTT, B.S.—Superior Court of
August Term, A- D.lMU—WUllara T. Bareesavs. John
D.Tltaworth. Badolpb M. Tltaworth, Wau*m Dona.
H.E.BueI BUB. Mallonr EttelT. Paruhao. Albert
3. Jordan sad Orlando Bello wa» Impleaded with A, D.
Tltiwortn, K.L. HUVO. L. Granger. Boasell Benedict
and Aaron
aldcf scire fladas to »ato party to indgment _ :
PntUe notice la hereby arm to the said Ethel T.
Tamtam, hi pleaded as aforesaid, that a vrltoc at.
tacbmint In aid as aforesaid, wanedout of the offlee of
the clerk of the Superior Court of Chicago, dated the
Sth day of June, O. Ie«. atthe anltofThe arid Bor
eas and against the estate of the said Parahaoj, lu
pleaded as aforesaid, for the sum ot six hundred and
fifty doUars. directed to the Sheriff of Cook County,
which raid writhasbeenreturned executed.'
Now, therefore, anlca* von. the said Pamham inu
pleaded as aforesaid, shall personally he sod appear
before the ta;d snperlcr Const of Chicago,on or hafiAro
the first day of the term thereof to beholden atthe
Court Eonie. la the City of Chicago, on the first Mm
day ol Aoeoit.A.l>. !»’, erre special ban, sad plead
to the saidplslntlffVaetloa. judgment wlu be entered
agalnstjou, and In favor of the said Bnrgew, and so
much oftte proptrty atrtehed as may be snfllctsnt to
asttsfy the said judgment and costs, wDZ be sold to
satisfy the tame,
WALTER BIMSAUy Clerk.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTS'
K2 OV COC.lt. &3.—Superior Coart of Chlcagow
u »SoSiSS
of James War, deceased.—in Chare*rr.
AfQdaelt of the ncn-resldenca of *al<l Francis Wtiui
and tVUUam IViamand that the b»lraof said James
wlnn, except said Fracd* ud ffini.m tsla brothers,
5? e ?S t 2P vl ls. deft ? d * a st*bOYe aimed, having been
£rrt,w£? C S c SSf« U K *ald superior < CiOrt.
efCblcMo Notice bhertbyjrtvea totnesald Francis
?bB, yrmiam Wlan, sad ue unknown neln of
jfrtes Wlnm deceases that the computoant filed t»t»
oC coiaplalvtVa said Court, on lhaQune?rr tide
thereof a* amended, aid that a aammona tn*ronooa
L»ued outcl »al*t Coart Mainst said
tamable cn the first Motcay of Aagut nexL(usl)
as U by law required. H
bow, onl«a yen, v. e said FrandslTlnaand 'WQIDa.
winn. and the unknown heirs of James Winn. d»
ecaaed. shall personal y be and appear before tall sn>
verier Coart of Chicago of Cook County, on the fin*
day tf the term thereof to beholden at CnleatOLtn
said Crusty, on the first Monday of August nut, is6i»
and plead, an wer or demur to the said complainants
hill of complaint, the same, and the matters and things
therein charged and stated, vfll be taken as cor forced,
and a decree entered agalott you according to the
pmeref raid bill. TVALTEB KIMBALLTwtork.
VT. t Ersoxss. Comprts* SolT.
Chicago. Jane sth. issL JeSeSOSAw
nPRUSTEi’S SALE. Whereas,
JL James G. SfacUy and Margaret Maclay, hi* wife;
did execute and deliver unto Edward U. Arnold, as
Trustee, Ac. a deed oftnot dated March 13, A. P.
ISM. and recorded la me recorder's office of Coolc
county. LUuo*s» on the Uth d»v of April A. D. Stt
In Book its of deeds, page ctt.lnandny which said
deed f aid Mac lay and wife conveyed to tea said
Arnold, as trustee, the following described premises
In tbe coanty of Cook and State of UUsotx via: the
north fortr-Dlne feet (4a ft) of loti seven CD and eight
(e) In block thirty-one (31) in Wolcott's AdnUoo Do*
iw forty-cine feet on Clark itreet by eighty feet dosm
[said premises being subject to a cert its eneumbrißce
Id tarn c eed specified] to secure the payment of acer
tain bond bearing even date with said deed for throe
thousand dollars payable In ten years wlthlotereiUt
ten percent per udodi payablesomt-annuaily,said
bond being numbered six andmidepayabla to Edward
H. Arnold as trustees, Ac. and it being provdid there*
In that It defeult shoold be made In the paymentofaay
of the Interest on safe principal stun ana any portion
thereof should remain one and unpaid for tha spaeeof
thirty days after tha same should become due and nay*
able, then tbe principal sum with all arrearages of la
teittt should at the cptlon of sal t Arnold, his exe
cutors. administrators or assign* thereupon become
due and payable and might be demanded Immediately
or at any time wlttra'Cnlrtrday* after suchdefeolit
and in and by said trust det d it la provided that la case
of default in toe payment of said bond or aay part
thereof according to the tenor and effect thereof or la
the performance of any of the e-»vena*ita In said deed
on appUcatlonof the legal holder of said bond or the
coupons thereto attached. sUd Arnold or his legal
rcpnwntatiTes or attorney shoold sell said premises
at public veadue.
bow, therefore, defeolt having been made In the pay*
mentot tbe Ist*rest coupon on said bond doe March
IttbtolSth, A. D. I*Bl, for thesnmofone hundred and
fifty dollars; sad the o»ner and bolder of said bond
and also the assignee and holder of said coupon hav*
log elected to declare the principal sura and bade In.
terest one. via: the sum ot IVSftv*, and having made
application to said Edward H-Atloli tv proceed to
sell said prem if ea, notice la hereby given that In pur*
insnce or and by virtue of the powers in said deed
contained, the undersigned Edward H. Arnold, wQI on
Monday, Angnst l£tb, a. P. )A*l. at the hour of twelvg
o'clock, noon, of said day at the north door cf the
Court Boose, in the city of Chicago, sell at public
▼endue, the premise* hereinbefore described with all
tbe right and equity of redemption of said James G,
Maclay acd Maggarek »ls wt e.
EDWARD H, ARNOLD. Trustee. >
• Davis A Solr'a. • jeW<Oid
QTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
O County. B.B—Cook. Coanty’Circuit Court Jane
Term. A. p. ISO. Ebenexer G. Wolcott vx, Vi C.
Br wn.
PnbUc u* tlcolii hereby given to tbe said D.C. Brown
that a writ oi attachment issued ontof the office cf
tee Clerk of the Cook County Circa!t Court dUed
the dsrcf May. A. I) 18SJ. at the salt of the said
Ebenexer O Wolcott and again*! the. estate of the
sild D. r. Brown, for the tnm of One Hundred Fifty*
Five Dollars and Thlity-f Ive .:ents,- directed to the
Sheriff of Cook Count*, w hleh said wnt has been re*
turned executed.
Now. therefore unless yon, the said D. C. Brown,
shall personally be and appear before tbe said Cook
County c renlt Court, on or before the first day of tee
. next Term thereof, to be holdea at the Court House.
In the city of Chicago; on the third Monday of Jane,
A. D. 18R). give special bail, and plead to the said
plaintiff's action, Jf dement will be entered against
yon. and la fever cl the said Rbeaexer O. Wolcott,
asdsomnehof the property attached aa may be
druttoiatisy thaisld Judgment and costs, wQI be
Kid to aaffriy the same.
_ WM. L. CHURCH, Clerk.
A.B Wolcott. PHTi Atfy> • jebeßL4w
pHANCERY NOTICE.—State of
vy iraroU County of Cook, S3.—Superior Court
of Chicago.June term. 1831.-la Chancery.
William T. Seymour vs. Cla*k Runyon and Laura J.
Runyon, bla wife, Josepa Johnston. CHarles Q.
Wicker; John Denntrton. American Horse Nail Com
Piny, Samuel Bailey. Jonu H. Brown, William It
Brown. Peter Eloney. Eggleston B. Lodwiok. Charles
Btarr, Jr„ Robert Ilnebes.T.nc*an Buttles sdml *ila tra
it r of tbe estate of Joel Buttles, ceceased, the nn
k'.own heirs tf JcelßotUm, decca«ed. Clartsaa Fit*
klae, sdmlnbtrainx of tbe estate of J<«eph Filktua.
ceared. the unknown heirs of Joseph FUxlns. deoeatetL
Affidavit living been flltd in tbe office of th® Clerk
cftald Soperor Ccurt of Chlcsso that Robert Hughes*
ot e of the defendants above Baaed, on due inquiry
caraotte found, acd that tbe s*>ld Rob'it Hughes bat
gone out of this State. Notice la hereby siren to tbe
said Robert Hughes that tbe complainant filed hla MU
of complaint In raid roert, on tbe Chancery side
thtnof.cn the twentieth cay of Mat. Iffii, aed that a
son mesa thereupon ixsoedontof said Court against
laid Defer darts returnable on tbo first Muaclay of
June next, ÜBQ.) as is by awrcfiuired.
Now. unless yon. the said Robert Hughes Shan
personally be and appear bef jn said Superior Court
of Chicago, of Cook county- on the first day of the
next term thereof to b* bolden at Chicago, in said
County, on the first Monday of Jcne; 1841. and plead,
answer cr demur to tbe said complainant's bUI of
complaint; the same, ami the natters tad things there
in charged and stated, will be taken at confined, and
a decree entered against you according to the nrarer
OffaldbM WALTR3 KIMBALL, Ctek,
Sno A Scott, Comclaltanl'a
iaj2B-cai-‘Aw
pHANCEEY NOTICE.—Stats
VV of mine la, Cook County, 3. B.—Snperlor Court
of Chicago. Jane Term, UM t
WlLlaaT. Seymour vs. Clark Runyon and Laura F,
Hunycn, hla wife. Joseph Jotmitou, Charles Q.
'Wiener. John Dennis ton,. American Hone Nat Com.
nany, Samu»l Bailey. John H. Brown. William K.
Brown. Peter Kinney, Barcleatcn B Loowlek, Charles
Starr, Jr, Bobert Hughes, Lucian Buttle*. admlols
tracer of the estate of Joel Bottle*, deceased, the un
known Helra of Joel Bottles, deceased Carisus FU
kins, admlaln atratrlx 01 theta at* .f Jo.eph Kllklas
deceased, the unknown Helra cf Joseph FUklna, da
ct«a»dL—ln Chsnoay.
Affidavit of the nonresidence of dart: Runrom
Lanra J Kenyon, b'a w.fe, The American Hone Nad
Company. Icdan Battles, administrator of the ea
tate of Joel Buutovdecea-ed, Samuel Bailey, John
H Brown. Wintaui R. brown, Peter Kinney, Kg
akaton B. Lodwlclt and Charles Stirr. Jr, ten of the
defendants Above nsmed baring been filed in the of*
flee of the (berk of said Snperlor Coart tf Chicago;
and. also that the defendants designated in tbs BUI
01 Complaint In laid *Ut as the unknown Heirs of Joel
Battles, t cc« aacd, ana the unknown Heirs of Joseph
Filklus.deceased, are inttmted in s*Ul ault aod in
the lands described In the uQI of complaint to said
salt, and that names of the aald defend anti da«r
ntfed an the anknown heir* of Joel Bottles, deceased,
and the unknown heirs of Joseph FUcuu, deceased,
are unknown. Notice la hereby gtveafco toe said
Clark Bunion and Lanra J. Runyon, bis w.fe, The
Air erlcan Horse NaQ Company. Lucian Buttles, admin
istrator of the estate of Joel Buttles, eeeeaaed the an
known Bclia of Joel Battles, deceased, Samuel Bailer.
JchnH.Brown. William K. Browo,i*eier KJ.moy, Bj
§ lesion B. Lodwli fc, Charles Starr, Jr., and the un
so«n Belt* of Joseph FUtln*, deccn*tl, that toe
complainant filad hla bill of complaint In aald Court
cn >ne Chancery s;d- thereof on the *Ath cay of Mat.
1351, »nd cast a rammooa thansapon tanned out of aald
Court agairsti'ld defendants return able on the first
Monday rf June next (ISfli), a< la by law required.
Now. nnicae you, the tall Ctars Bn' l yon and Lairs
J.Runyon hl» wife.The American Horse Nall Ocm
panv, Lucian Baltic?, admlnlitrmtor sf the estate of
Joelßuttltndeceased. JobuH.Br «wn,
Wlhlam RBpowp, Ptter Kinney,Egr»eat n B. Lod
wlck. Charles S'arr. Jr, sad the raid defendants de
stgratid in said bill as the unknown Helra of Joel
ButLca, deceased, and tne unknown Hetra of Joseph
FUktns, deceased, shall personally be and appear be
fore said hup rlor r© . rt of Chicago, c f Cook County,
on the tint day of the nest trim thereof to bs balden
atChlcaeo. In sard County, on the erst Monday of
jnnt IS6L and plead, atawer or dtmnr to tba aald
complainant’s bID of complaint the same and the
ms tiers and tt lays therein charged and stated, win be
taken a* cos reseed, and a decree enured against you
actorclng to tt e prayerofsaJd hill. .
WALTER KIMBALL, Clerk.
Kxso A Bcorr. Solicitors for Complainant.
myai-eSTAw . ■ • ’ • ■
CTATE OP ILLINOIS, County of
kj Cook, ll Superior Court of Chicago, Juno
Tern, ISO. Samuel Myers re. Joan D. Pshlamo, Latter
Stone Lewi* W. StonevOeorne A. Carnes and Car
oline H. Carnes Ills wife, Theodore F. Phillips, WUllaa
CLApplcton an<i Eliza O. Appleton bis wire, Abijsh
,&'oneTZirbertßalobridge.Geor:e Railedffc.WlUlm.Tj H.
Warne, Frederick Warne, Hiram-A Tucker. Fathaolel
6. Carnes, Samnel BaakelL William VVCaoa JohnL.
CortLeU and Richard B. DotcU. la Chancery.
Affidavit of the nca-residence of George A- Carnea
and Caroline H. Carnes his wife, Theodore F. Phillips
‘WHJIapG- Appleton and.Ellta.O.'AppktHt htoWUh,
Jllffia H. Warns. Frederick W*me. Katuaalel u!
p. Do veil, fourteen of tse defendants above named.
filed to tte office of the Clerk of said
°f Chicago, notice it hereby riven to
«<y a JpL G s o, * a »A^ , ? eaM<! CaruUaeH. Canes nl
Ttodoro F. Phillip*. WLbam O. Appleton an
£dza 6. Appleton his wtftTAbUah Stone. Robert Dais
brtdce, Georee Rntledie. WiH*« H. Warne. Freder
ick wane, Katbaalel G,Carnea. Samnel irtiwn wn-
WQaoaandßielurdß Derail. that the croplain*
amt filed bis bin «f complaint In said Coart. on the
Chancery afalatbereoL on the oth day of Mar imt. ■"<*
that a mnnoodA thereupon Issued oat of said court
acaJnrt said defendants, returnable oaiheamMomSte
or Jane nest, it*t. sa by law required. -*-•
Saw, tmle«« yon, the said o«>m A. Can« •
Carotoie H. Camorhls wtfATbeodorß F. Phqtip- »«
5® O, Appleton and Eliza O. Appleton hmVife
Ahttah Slone. Robert Balnhridge, George Katforfrn.
wfiGun H. Wane. Frederick •Wa^FaSSSTO
Carnes, Samnel wmisra aodFUeimS
B.Horen skaC reironally be and appear befbnsaid
Enperlor Court ofCh'cago of CooV^atyT^a^J
flnt day of toe aeit term ttraf to be holdro at c£?
caio. in said County, on the firs* Mon dayof Ana! unC
and plead, answer or desior to the sMd comoisnsat's
bflJ of complaint, the uma sndttiw
thereto charged aod uated, will bo taken as nnnrwmwT
and a decree entered against top according totaS
pnyerof vald.bOL wALTSRKIMBALIZcierID
mw A Scott. Complta SoFr. Tnyaitffta.aw
SALE.— Whereas,
Jr tV usdenlgacd.lAwreuee J J. 51»»ea,hasbe«a '
by decree Is ChancetV of the Superior Covt of cut
«eto.«etetrdoaMayiotb,iß6 ,to a sUt whereto Isaae .
Buchanan la complaisant, and Robert L Fabian -
£nm S. Fabian. Tbcmas L. Forrest, PhDlpß. «or
reet and Mary Forreat, are defendants appointed
Trustee to place of Henry L. Forrest, deemed, ta * -
carry out the provtalo&a of a eextato Trust Deed, ex*,
ecu a by Boba't L Fabian and Kmma A FatMau. ts
said Henry L -Forreat, Trustee, to secure a oertain
rnnnl«eoi7 ccte of Fire Tboosaad Dotlan. dated May
fiCth. A. D. and paTftbl-: o«a year alter date to the
cider cf TbonmaL.F'-rrrat «tta latrnat at tea pet
rest per annum, which etld - rfftoal Trust DsM ts
filed of record to *ald cause, aod Ta a’JO rweorded In
the Recorder's Office of Coo.* County, to Booc Rv
Fare 13b. by which said Deed the K*af festate
after described was conToyedtosald Henry UForrest
tottcureesld Note. - ' _
And. whereaa, said Kota with Interest from toe date
ttereof Is now wholly due and JispalU. and there h
doe thercou the sum of Fire Thousand glue Hundred
sad Bereaty-Twe Dollars, to pay which* aid turn asm ‘
Beal Errata baabeen ordered, cy said Ooun to to soMk -
ee to atd by said decree appeara.
. Kow.thtre’ore. notice£»herebyslrea that Qw
derrlgned, Lawrence J. J. Nlseea. will sellatpubUd
asrtloc on MuFbat. ‘-he tmoteeath day o( Jus
A.H.lsn.atlfio*ciocknoon cd thatuay. atthe uenh -
doer of the Court House to Chicago, to tte
bidder fier cash the Real Kamtt eo»«eyed aaatonswt
rli >-Thc south half cf Lot Ten, BloeV Osh Hundred ~
and Twenty-Two. Sthccl SsctloaAiiilt'on to ducaca, -
DUncU. with all the rlsht aed equity of Twdeopttoz -
01 said BobrnL. ?ablaa an-i ofsaid jfmma3.Faniax'
hiawtfe; subject ho*ever.to a eertaie mortars of
said R.L.Fao.‘ac and wife to D. Waldo Uaeolo. sooa ■
euretbnsum of ythy.od-UO, recorded to rxe *£oor '
dert Office of rock ronntr. tn Book ~t •jflfcrt'acaA
LAWRSHCXJ. J.HtsaSg.Trn-veeT-
Hasbeouck Batu. LoUcftor. • astUeiiiAd ,