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here le eu0Wn lAtEe lnCT9dAe II Qafte1 pptk4
this year, but a decrease in MI other articles
Taking all tho known facts into consideration,
ne think we may safely say that, deductng Lard,
the quantity gene to the Southern States, Of the
crop Of 16Gt6f, Is IS much as the whole amount
taken Of the crop Of 1859-60.
Assuming this to be the case, then we find that
the supply Tor the North and for foreign export s
not any greater than that Of last year. The In
crease IN the ehipmcnts OF the product Of the hog
from the United States to al foreign countries,
from January to June l, this year, As COMPARED
with those of last is forty million pounds the
The grand army Of the United States. which will
amount taken to provision forts and the b1ocknd-
the next four months: and now that the weather
has become watm, both must use sals provisions
alsosa shoald Vrnis be opened up to trade within
the coming month, = large demand may be expect
ed from thence If the State has not become so i'm
porcrished as not to be able topay for food. Ken
lucky Ia also bare Of provisions; and as soon as
shipments are stopped through that State to Ten
neesee, We may 1ook for demand from our neigh.
boring State.
bacon Is now selling at double the price In Louis
rile which It can be bought for here and little or
no etoCk.
Taking all these facts and estimates Into consId-
Grafton, we think that ahonld there be eTcn mod
crate d mand from the Northern cities, during the
summer months, tho whole stock will be consumed
though not, perhaps, at high prices and whilst
there Is possibility that prices may advance very
considerably The probability Is that the result will
be 1oe8 to all th0Ee now holding the article,
, 1861-06-14
Tho Wool Trade.

NEW YORK, June a.-The market ie lesi active
this week, and we hear OF nothing important do
ing. Manufacturers have supplied themselTcs for
demand will probably improve again ~ the
stock is worked up. unless the orders for army
goods are not renewed. which Will not be the case
quiet, and not wanted. Tho new clip OF fleece is
coming In, AMI We hear Of small contracts made
at about 80 cents for ne wool. which is an tndcs-
not alter our quotations until the market is more
settled IN prices In foreign we note sales Of no
30 bales washed Smyrna At about Is cents. 8 mos
and IS do Cordova and 6s do India, the latter fof
Boston, on p. t.
BcsToN, june 8s-There continues to be very
fair demand for the low and medium grades Of
fleece and pulled w6o1. and prices are steady and
the week hare been II. GOO pounds good portion
Of which Is pulled. The transaetions IN foreign
have been quite small, comprising 150 bales "a
rione kinds ht prices In the range.
Imports from JapcarY To Junn1:
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~ 4 ef minsis. Cook csunt1. s.s.-supc1tos &. Court
WIiam 7. Seymour ~. C1azk Rnnyon and Laura !.
Rnnysn. his wife: Joseph JShnstan. Charles .
psn1 S:@ne Sen o6a bFan Ma
known Heits q Joel bntties deceased C,aF!Mn q
hs g s IL e
= e; 4s g srz zoE. snySa
tompsnE Lpsiaa gutti:s ad9,:ai.,.stor of she g;
Fessr RKss Kaassy
Rlsston B. 1edWcI and Charles St r. r. tsa of tss
ss 81 Rs cees :ss es z a
and also tha. the defendants designated in the Bin
Bniiles eec; ased aud he unknown HeiTs of joss:a
hlns dessassA r. 'ns:sfisSSd ~ m = ssla snt aad +
st @ sna tat se q IT, sad
mated . the Unknown heirs of Joel Bnttlca deceased
So ri Notice I. i2 nsssb7 sVsa to Is ia
Clark Rnns on and Laura J. Raayoa- his wfe, The
sissoI ef IL s.tsse battiea seeeassd saa-
krown Heirs Of Jeel Dnttes deceased samuel ai!sr,
sieea LoH1eR chs1ies sssssa s.a M Z:
known Heirs of Jcs.Ph FiiK.nA deceased, that ths
e q e. %
1ss1. md tnat tgnEens thaIeapon h,ged ont ofs.l
row unles soa IL tsd cisTk kaayoa "a Lara ;sr,
s s
;ETssd i ss;d hi sss Hsi5; 4 ;.ss 5ss,
toEe MA sup*11cr Il q C1ieaSo 4 cook CouasJ
e sss e q soe eesa % T. y
@ "a III nS e Z sss e
n;ss!s ana la95 tossetn .ss.,A nd s.ss a e
Ss<0s - .t' pa. WAifSs Il S1:es4LI+ c.sek.
, 1861-06-14

1&0kE3 VE V[EAN IK4K111 &12CVt :
At meeting Of the Board of Underwriters yer
terday afternoon the following rates were agreed
upon: To and from ports III the West Indies 3
sonth America 3; wet Coast OF Afr1cA 8: Eu-
rope, 2 China and India, 4; West Coast Of Amesi-
ca q This Will giye great diseatisfactfon 70 ship
owners, and, II pertfated In by ali the leading
companies, win probably lead to tho formation q
one OF more new stitut1ous.-Eeen1n9 Pqst, liza.
, 1861-06-14

X: OF COCK. HS-snret:or Court ct Chicago
EI1ncis y. BQcainsham III Charles A. Gregory.
Wilnam Villa. W9aa e. Horse waite. william C. Gaaay.
9:ns5;ea F. KaEe Haa;sh R1slEay. Marion Ratsrny.
Of JsIass Etn5. deecase4.1n cha,cesx:
AMn1vlt Of the non residence Of said Francis VIM
4nH lli.au VIM and that tho h.iEs Of sad James
Ni:0. except said Fraacas sud Wltisu his broth trs
aIe una11wn. defendants Above nluaed, having bctc
nisd r. he etes of tEe CLERK of RAID snp:ftor
VIM. William Whn, I'D % lie ontasWa al teirs eai q
James VIM deeeaeed that tho complataaut nled his
thrreoI - amended. aad that . summons thsfeupon
fssue1 cut Of Eat Court can5t said pefcoaois re-
~ l. hT Law required.
toW, un1efs ycn safd Francis VIM A1i VIII an
VIM. and the unknown hsir4 OF James VIM, do
ceaaed shall perxo9aTy be and Appear tcfora *aid su
per1cr Court OF ChicaIo OF Cook County. tie Est
day the tcrm ttcrrof % be holden 1t Cntcaso IN
eaid Com y. on he INST Monday Of August merit 6l.
n Ct complaint The ssme acd tho matters add things
therein charged and stated will be taken fused
and cecree entered agatnst you according 70 no
ps1str of taid bill WALTKR KEdBaI4L, Clerk
VT BURGESS. Comprts' Soft.
Chicago. Iune 6th. 166L JOS as6kfW
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KIx8 4 eooTT SoltctsE>sss fcr Conplalaaai
CT.ATE OF UJINO1S. Conn+,v


~ qslkEs:s- Superior Court Of Chicago. Jnne
sY3s: Eekls y, stone, George A, caznss and Caro-.
G, Appleton and Eliza G.. Appleton hts wife, Abgah
Wafne, Frederick WaYne Hiram A. Tucker: Ksthantl
G. Ca1nes. Samuel HAHkell William Wilson John l..
Corthel and RchAfd b. Doven. in Chancefy-
Adavit Of the nonEeatdence nf Georxe n A1Sina
Ahl}ah Stone Isobert Banhrtxe. GeorsS asESa9Rss R
CNncs Samuel Haaken william wilson anA iae1a% a
B. DoYelI fourteen Of tie defendsats aGose ~ III
having been med in the o11ce Of ing LIZ 49, IL to
superior Court Of Chicago. notIcc y srnsa II
tas taa George .1ns CANE .Pd %gs g. 4Ppeton -
Eizs 6. appleton iis Anaa Sons K1oeff s3tn
bridge, George Rutedge. WiIs@a @a.,n1. a. Hnsfan WI
Ham wilson md Etcnslt poEeM snt taa sefopian-
ans tIe 81 b ef complaint III. n IN or XIV % 9n s 1as
Chance5 1de theEo1 On 1s ss4e out 81 siI ta9sf
sfnst sat defsndauA tsufoab1 On fae dsss Monday
AsA11ss e..1 n.4t III as by Law required.
.! sn1e nrirM ~ TVu tic ssla George + Ca{nea and
r!r1fse Il Caines hi! Tl1a Theodore Pntltlps Wn-
1m ah.5 stone, Robert Bainbttd9s, GeoEgn huHedxe,
r:4a.s1 samuel Hatfcll William Wilson snd Richard
n bowen shau personally BE- and Appear hefore said
SSnnfrior Court Of Chicago OF Cpck County. on tho
drtt dsy tho next heEeof 70 be holden at CHI
ego said County, on the nrst Monday Of june 1851,
md plezd answeF Or dcunr b. tho said cpmnl4nantt
herein charged and .tAeed VII BE- takea confessed
and degree entered egatnst yoqA - A4senEdi9s e tas
KHa eco1r, Compru SoIT, my1eE&-5E
, 1861-06-14

In common with other departments, the trade IN
provisions has been greatly prostrascd by the war
consequence Of the high prices paid for po-k Inst
winter. Thus admitting Of heavy decline and cor
responding losses, whilst the actual prices may
hs % ths hish plees u paid pf ho
eyer, up until the overt DC. Of rebellion WAS commit
ted By the bombardaent Of Fort Sumter, the indl-
e hs rsas e. oPpes soa
and general. But these hopes hare given place TO-
disappointment and dismay; and to those who
are The future 1 The It. trade ds
no a@ays dep9esass ie ee tic
S 4 s5sb esb 5 M ss asa:s q sPa It. s1s
cause Of this cessation Of em.nd Is not alone The
stoppage Of shipments to the South, bat is PRO. Pro
general manufacturing business Of the North. to-
eether with the great falling off In the dsmsud for
sh3ps Stores owing to the depression In the ahip-
Ree the trsa We tainE fhas ~hs
In some respects the fnture Of It looks unsatis-
factory, there are Others which are cucour-
shsa BY tho es CT cayxat, xas % n pounds il
round numbets, four hundred and fttJ-aeYen NIL,
lion pounds; and that Of Lat year, four hundred
and eightyone million pounds but owing to tho
absence Of stock Of old last fall, and Large one
Of the previous fall, when tho new crop came into
Market ne may safely say that the supply Of the
ASN 10y AAeA y[+!1 Nu7 0O1Ak %4tA0S3 AAe 40 Y
CARDS tie wants, which were vastly greater the
present eeafon than those OF 1859 60, the supply
was much lees this year, and hence itts that had
It not been for the present disturbed state Of the
country, high rates would have been realized dur
ing tho summer months. Owing to the absence
Of old stock 1sst November, the consumption Of
the new began as coon "a 1t WAS ready for market,
and stcady demand from the consuming districts
Of the Southern Stato4 continued during the win.
ter and spring, and up to the time when
tho shipments Of provisions were stopped
to all Southern States. Il Is eE1dent, we think,
that dealers In those States did not anticipate
blockade until after the attack On Fort SUMTER for
We have no evidences Of their having made epecu-
latlye purchases With y1ew Of aecnmulatins
stocks, and not until blockade became very prob
able were there any Indications OF IN increaFe In
purchases or hurry In shipments, but rs ECON as
this became evident, feAvy ehipments WeEe made
from all the leading points west Of this city, and
these continued with some Interruption up to the
middle OF May. .hese shipments we're very
heavy from Louigville aud St. Louis, greatly rcdu
cling the stocks In the 1atts1 city, and almost ex
houeting them In the Other, but shipments from
this city were stopped In tho Latter part Of April
80 that there was no opportunity to reduce the
stocks here, and hence the amount now here Is
mae larger In proportion than at any otheE point
In the West.
The whole number Of hogs slaughtered here WAS
Deduct from this the ofFa1, and we have, IN round
numbers, 1000. coo ms, including lard. Now then,
We find the following:
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The general impression IL that at the opening OF
the season the demand will be confined to the
coarse and medium grades, and that II dner qualt-
ties arcs sold, they must BE- sold at q sscsidee'
H.. NEW YoRK, June 7th.
Gtats Yours q the Sd inst difscted to me at
me ont On wool 1t anything over SIC q u for an
average q soor Light, open, common and medium
msS I'D aHs tass
any price The largest factories are all Atopped.
There IL no demand for 4ne wools, aad only ! nm-
fted demand fur common and medium 'wools, suit,
able for army clothing, W.
, 1861-06-14
phffa da1n4,ta n.ts7. n. r.1rsf Tnr.a ~

Phuade 1p1aia Cattle Market, June 10.
The offerings Of Deef Cattle were about 10 head
at Philip's yards during the past week, part OF
Khich were diaposed Of at the quotations Of last
Monday, ranging from $8 to $9Z the 100 1bs for
common to extra quality, and the market e1osed
very dull The following are the particulars Of tho
Na3Ea rnMffa fn.7sv al fhn 4 wanna
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED. dune II.
Aqui1la, eoutb, 112k tons Ice.
Investigator. Athens, Is cy rnbble and u cy d'mn
P No7throp, Joliet, ITO toms sand
Atlantic. Morris. 5000 bu corn.
Clyde, Seneca, 6,t00 bu corn.
L Dodge, 1aSalle, 6,174 bu corn
s Doug1ae. LaSalle, 123 tons coal.
Scbaetopol. Lasa1le. LOG tons coal
Dt Kane, LaSalle, rs brls highWines,. t025 ns
Daeo.ah. Iasa!lc, 5000 bu eorn-
CLEARED. II.
Arctic Morris, 1890 It lumber, $50 plckets, 1000
lath. Il
Sunshine. LASalle.
Wing and Wing. LaSalle.
Lemont, Joliet, Il COS It lumber.
4 Lincoln. IaSal1e. -.
wave, LaSalle, a9,To # lumber
C1arrIett, Morris, 660 It lumber, 100 cposts,
Beee1ey, 70, 10 It lumber. 10 900 pIckets.
Imperial. Lockport, S,76a It lumber.
Chaplin, LaSa1le.
B ThoEp, Joliet.
InyesiIgator. Athens. 500 bs machinery:
Atlanta. 1asalle, 4e,0ii # lumber, 10000 lath,
100 t1rls lime.
Time, LaSae, S. oil II lumber, 80, 60Go shingles.
Bay State, LaSal1e, IS br1s salt.
, 1861-06-14

6s2 head i.
OF Hogr, the receipts and sales reach 3s7U head,
Including 279O cold at Imhoffrs at from &i75 to
Sc o. the latter FOX fed and $50 at the Avenne
yard at from $556 to $6H th: 100 Ds net; the mar
kct closed rathef weak.
, 1861-06-14
M AR r II n.

In this cty on Wednesday syeainx 1sth int u ths
residences CT the BRIDES fAther No. @ornelIa .frrt
by ii, Il. lord. Paator of tho Chrisfisa sEhuTch7
VII. b. SMITH and Ills IRENE ADA LORD, Id of
this city. ....--
In iris city, on June 11th b. The Rev Jeseuiah Por
ter Mr WILLIAM WATSON. OF Fosd River, Green.
Baf, wis, and Miss ELIZABETH PORTER OF Chi
, 1861-06-14

H1ou Ecuoo1--Ihe monthly rhetorical ex-
ercises 1t the High School fwin occur this
afternoon, continuing from ~ to 8 O'Clock.
, 1861-06-14

COMMERCIAL.
ur3 rAsr rwxarY.fouu HOTTIE

=. THURSDAY EvEx1su, June 1a, 1851.
TIE following arc the receipts md shtpments for
the past tWenty-{our hours;
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DlucItuCRs ......-s .~-s- o,4Nuuu
Since the close Of efthepacling season there have
been 81, 900 hogs slaughtered here, the meat Of
which would make about fire and q half million
pounds, which, added to the above, would make
The total difference thirteen and d half million
pounds.
ducted from this, but how much this is we hAye no
way Of ascertaining with any degree OF accuracy.
There has been marked falling. Oh, We know, IN
stezrine, the latter not made here, but Imported,
have been used quite extensively; also butchera'
1urd.
With regard to the exports to New Orleans
nom this city, they were az follows from Novem-
, 1861-06-14

Ather residence. No. 10 Huro1 street u iris City
a 1huisday, Jnnn 1s1h, NANCY n. wife Of G. o
IAoInpson, zxrh "a JeAsa.
The fGrefn{ VIII be had at ths resldence a. Rbore
cp Estprday, 1t ID O'Clock Il Iha friends OF tho
family respectfully furttcd 10 att:nd without fur
thLE EGt1cn+ -
, 1861-06-14

B- II you wish 70. bushy whiskszz or fascl,
Mating mustaehe, send to. box Of Belllngham's
Stimulating onguent. It is warranted to bring
them out In nom three to six weeks. Sent on 10
ceipt of price md postage, $1.18 to any address,
by ). f. johnson, 70 State street, Chicago. H.; .:
- .--...- IL. mh4Aam
, 1861-06-14

Of the Common Coxncu viii be held on Non
6ay evening next,
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NJ A HI N E T. s. 7
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ..June ~.
Stmr Lady franklin, hickey. St Joseph. 1000 kH
ties, 100 bgs potatoes, u b1s fish, 10 brls up
snr s s' B a eH1s Boaesst esH ononsso sSes
Prep Empire, Riehafd:on, ogdenshnrgh, 20 tons
mdze, ~ Edls chains. -,--,
Prop Mohawk, Pfatt, Buffalo, 13ss pkss mds, 81
Prom sue Joaes sarnia, 2D bxs fruit, $50 hl brls
Brig cali. ch.ittlanaon, 1tnds Plsr, s. eds wood.
Big Han. Wafs. Little swsqleo % = la%bsr o,,
Brig eress. Moor, Kingston, eotons stone. j..
schr Lady jane, EnsIiah, Benono, 50 N lumber. 20
N shingles, 20 brls fish
sehr Sutherland. Petry, Mnskegon, IS N lumber:
schr asseino. Wu1zleeauns, Aauitowoc, 1900
s sshT TIiaaph, sasish, siTsaEss Is tons
Eebr Mariner, Baker, sheboygsn, % eds wood.
sehs Autoerat. Grover, Buffalo, 400 tons sugar, GO
sshr faiitsn, Adans, Buffalo, is5 @ n 4 lumber, from
schz Bates, Rawson, Muskegon, ia eds rood.
CLEARED. ..........June "a.
stmr. Lady Fraklin, Dfezey, st. Joseph, 7 tons
mdze, tons hh goods: l lot aundrieS.
FEopp op Sahs~ Saws fs bae e. bps bsawues
Prop Empire, Richardson, OZdensbusgh, $50 brIs
-four, II brls pork, 100 bags wheat, 4pkgs
Brig Hail, Waffle, Little, swantco.
Brig Gardner, Carey. Colborne, IS 800 bu corn.
Bz3g Williams, Banantine, BuGlo. II, $50 hu corn.
Brig Ciark, Chrietman, Belle uarbor.
Schr Rich, Ingraham, Buffalo, II, ,000 bu wheat,
Schr CarthasenIan, ,Dsyis, Osweeo II 500 bu wheat.
schr Meridian, Wooinough, Buffalo.
sehr Orion, Turnbull, Buifalo.
Schr Lady jane, Eng1ess, Denona.
Schr Sutherland, Pitry, Mnskegon.
Schr GeEcine, Wnrselbaum, ManitoWoc.
Schr Marine, Sheboygan.
Schr Farwe1l. Uuntoon, Sa1nf8. Ii, OH bn wheat.
Schr Sasco, Wood, Toronto. 16, 73S bn corn
Scht Warner, Manning. Buffalo. 1Gf0G hu corn.
schr Bonnie Doom, Durr1ll, Buffalo, 1850 bu
corn.
Sehr Myrtle, Woad, oswego 1889 bu wheat.
Schr Venus, Thomeon, Mnskegon.
Schr TficolQr, kimbal, NaW BlffalQ.
, 1861-06-14

Tm IR1su BRIaADE-At q mustering Of the
Ir.sh Brigade, yesterday, their numbers were
SIS men, besldes officers.
, 1861-06-14

~ Cook l. Me1ain, % Dearborn street, hare
made theis prleo for cleaning and dyefng Gents
garments less than any other house III the city.
, 1861-06-14

Notice Is hereby given to the members Of "Com-
may B Of the 6oth Regiment Of the Illinois State
Militia that the election Of permanent officers Of
raid Company will take p1sce On lhe evening Of
Tuesday the 18th day Of june inst, at West Mar
ket Ha11, at the hour Of o'clock. All members
Hho intend to remain permanently with the organ
ization. are expected to bc present:
E. r. WARD,
-. Il. Dnoss,
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Gbira4o; Gtihutte Il: b! 4!
FRIDAY. JUNE IA, 1861
.T;HE.: .:CzT.Y.

rxnr,n1xu IuFaovntmr.-A substantial
brick blockis going up on the corner Of North
Clark and Kinxie street
, 1861-06-14

FAPER HAsouses.-Ths best stock at the lowest
prices a. Faxon's, No. 20 Lake street, aps0tt
U An should not fsfl; to read the sdysrttse::
ment Of Prof. Wood in. today papee. mh1y.
, 1861-06-14

NEW AUCTION AND CON.
In MISSION HoUsE,
LOT Dearborn Street, cortland B1eekl
HUGH ALEXANDER
Freupt attention WIN b given to Sales Of Fa1ta.a
at Residences or stecka of Aarchaadise At Stores,
assortment Of veil nAde Furniture kept hand tos
PFtvate Sale. Cash advances VIII be Mada IN Furnf-
tuIe, Dry Gcods, Boots and Ehoea, Cafpet3, &C. Ter
Public Sale. eslcs by Auction three times weak
Gorsignments solicited Of ali Kinds Of Merchandise fcs
able teIE Sales caahed II occA Best OF refre.cel
given 2. q. Boz $776 ac6xim
, 1861-06-14

And II Ike Proportion Tor larger Azes n required.
Every Engine Is furnished with
JUDSDES PATENT G0vEKE0R VALVE
For Flour 1Ills we cen1dent1s recommend them ~
superior to any other style OF Engine, and they Will
Save from IS to SO Per cent In Fuel
over the usual claa OF boilers In 10 the We1 We
fbau keep assortment Of different sizes At o1f
tahlishmeIt, where they mA1 be eIAmiaed md tho
Fetent WILL II desired he furnished to set up AID
tta1t engines In auy country. supply
TATHR WHEELS CHATTING. GEARING, do.
: Atyery low pricsa
r. W, BAXTER Il CO.'S
NIL Furnlshtng Depot, Vest Water street, between
hnndplph a1d Madison sts Chicago, III.
Post Of1ce addrcsB Bcx 17A. ocf.91Y
, 1861-06-14

The HOFFMAN DRAGooHs-Capt- schaum.
beck's Company Of Dragons, ona hundred
strong, were out on mounted parade Last even
ing and attracted much attention.
, 1861-06-14

CoRoHER's 1HQuEsT.-Co1nner James held
an inquest over the body Of q man named
William Myers, an employe at LII & Diver
sy's Brewery. Deceased had been to picnic,
and being intoxicated, sat on the sill Of the win
dow cf the Brenery, and losing his balance,
fell to the ground, and was SO severely injured
that he died in q few hours Verdict Was rem
dt1ed according to the above accidental.
, 1861-06-14

IMPRovHnEkTs.-We notice several In
rroEements On the North Side A number Of
first rate brick buildings are going up on
North Clark street, near Nnzie.
, 1861-06-14

WAa Books-WAn nMARs.-Everything In mill
ts1y literature at lowest prices, from P. Z. sher-
locks Military Bookstore, liz Dearborn street,
Chicago. Catalogues free BY mall. - je1sss
, 1861-06-14

"GAx FtxTuazs.-A splendid stock just received
at Nilmarth's new ttore, 1Bs Lake street.
Jea0o0t =, ~
, 1861-06-14

WAR MArs--Beautiful blrd'seye view Of the
Seat Of War, 81 Is; small do, 30 cents" Military
map Of the United States, 75 cents, Appleton's
msp Of the Scat Of War, Is cents. Appleton's
Railroad map, Is cents Lloyd's map, 25 cents.
Maps Of Washington, Fort Monroe, Fort Pickens,
and Pensacola, Is cents each, Ellsworth's zouave
DrIn and the Young Recruit. one dollar each; all
ftec by mall Also, every military book OF map
published, Ut lowest prices. s>-.s
. iel26t :. z. T. SuKR1ocK, liz Dearborn ct,
, 1861-06-14

The Illinois Union Regiment ts nearly complete
aEC will be accepted. Afew moro Companies ara
wanted. Application, stating the number Of men
ready to march must be made at once and address-
ed to Port Office Box 3st6, Chicago, Illinois.
, 1861-06-14

py Gilbert, Sampson & Warner,
~ Gxsaa1 1ArcE1oaKzas. 81 Laxa sfee@
The Stock OF n Rurn1turo Dealer
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. june 18th. At ox o'cloes. wc yin
tteet the entire etock Of custona 4sde Furniture q
Ttthont reserve consisting In part OF Mahogany and
Il " Burenut WSshktanda, Breakfast Tahle, SkAzds.
Hedstents Cribs &c, with quastty OF Furniture IN
'u' ~oo> GIBRET, eAalPsoH l. WARNER.
{~rAnkstst AptU3neefx
, 1861-06-14

FROM GERAAKr.-Mr. Joseph Heinsmaon,
'ate OF the Richmond Houae, but now In Ger
many, tas written letter to one OF our ciH-
0ne, IN which be states that tho people Of
Hanbnrgh are quite indignant st the news Of
the Southern rebellion, snd he intiznates that
many Germans In that vicinity would gladly
ceme to the UIitsd States to fight for the
Union. -=.'
, 1861-06-14

For TIE HYPRRDoREANs.-The fine steamer
Sea Bird, Capt. G. C. B1odgett, q. ". Beeson
Cleak, will leave this evening at 8 o'clock, for
Lake Superior and her other accustomed
ports.
, 1861-06-14

~ Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters, remedy tor all
Spring diseases. loss Of appetite, DC. prepared BY
Sargent, Apotheeary, Randolph and State sts,
, 1861-06-14

UNDER ORDERS ron CARo.--The Regiment
Of Col J. B. Wyman, stationed at Camp De,
ment, Dixon, hare received marching orders
for Cairo On Saturday next
, 1861-06-14

PY Gilbert, Sampson l. Warner,
- HOUSEHOLD FURH1TURE,~
Carpets, snrer-Phted Ite Pitchers, H., It.,
At. Auction.
On aATURDAY, June 18th, at 9lf O'Clock, We vm
sel at sslesroous No. a Lake street, superior
assortment Of
Pnrlor, BEDROOM and
Dlnt1xroom Furniture,
In Rotevood Oak md Mahogany. Mirrors. Double
Wall Ice F1ichers, CsIpets OH Cloths ClockS &C. &C
Al4n splendid ssaortEeoe Of costsEs s9d Ena~ae
Dark Single aaa Double Bedateada Together WEI
A1~A' GiIBIEr, SAMPSON d WAHNER.
1nHe93x IT Auct1oHeefG-
, 1861-06-14
MP, O RT TANT.-Look in at

! ITS RANDOLPH STREET, Chlc8xn,
And eee how low thsr eel1 ufls. Waito Lead, Zinc
P1rts French aud American G3ass Vafntshes ana j.
pans Of ali k1nd4; Alcohol, RyRiuE tlnd CoAl Qua ot
bestqnAltyi Brushes and al % tne t4le
| t8-l6..sy THO3. Z. WOOD Il CO.
, 1861-06-14

RECRUITS Fer PLA1NP1E1D DLIGHTARTIILRRY.
L McAllister,o of Pla!nfleld, VIII county, will
enroll twenty good to serve In Plainfield
Light Artillery Company during the war: None
but good men need app1y. The Company Is to
cruits will be raseed to Cairo as soon IS they
can be got ready to move.
E. McA1L1sTER, Capt.
Camp AcAuiste, Cairo, june 10, 1861. go
je13St .',.<.
, 1861-06-14

No71cB-Thc gentleman who mailed q let
ter to Elkha1t, Indians, some time in May
last, and which failed to reach ih destination,
is requested to call 1t the Post1naster's room.
, 1861-06-14

+" e A RE q i a y To AN
w EoUECE that We haya nav On hand hesh
supply Of
osRGRNEs SUPERIOR FAMILY FLOUR,
Made from pure White Michigan Wheat,
, 1861-06-14

nRINE BARLEY MALT Al
VaYH m hand scd fdr knlo at 1oBa4t e&ea
ssiees. eiso 6apef!or Yesst Malt ID Barrels,
'sfne7' e A g. AOREY.
s,,fx7tv 9RnAf9 OF Trade Huildsur
, 1861-06-14

DONG WE1L-Ihe member Of Irish Bill
Esde, injured by fall from window, Is now
ut The sisters Of Mercy Hospital and doing
well. His name YVES F1nk1er. He sustained
feectuTc of the thigh.
, 1861-06-14

Steam Eng1nes, Boilers, &c.s &e.
The subscribers having obtained the Agency for tas
sale Of Steam Engines md EotleTs tEqM tho nannfhc
town. n. r. would Invite the attention purchasers
to their superior merit1 Of styla worfna4shl and
list Of prices Of Engine md Boiler together with
Heater Water aud eteam Pipes Cocks, Valves, Arch
uveIed in Chicago:
, 1861-06-14

FROM TEE MONTH LANp,-Three hundred
AID tbree- NorwegiAu emisrants arrived on
Wednesday night, On their way to lands In
Minnesota They are hardy looking, and will
add TO the material wealth Of that thriving
State. They left the Galena Depot at o'clock
yesterday afternoon