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, 1861-06-17

.The re c.lpts today embrace. 1858 .bbl. dour,
D,ss6 bn wheat, and: st.ss5 hn corn; whiin tho
ahipments BY tho Lake were, 100 bhls dour, 49,
10 bu whsat, and g. 500 bu corn.
There Vas lesa inquiry for Flour to-daT aud the
market was dull md depreased, with Light t1ans-
actions At $s.me12Tb for Choice extra. At tbs
+ close buyers were offering only $3.50 tor the beat
b.anda. The Wheat 1naskgt was moro acti1o TO-
dry, and prices fell HD1c per bukhe., With aales
/ OF about 1900 bushnls, at T@uxc for n. r..
rclub; 6a0M4c Tor No.r1 spring; 8o9stc for No.
: spring; and SOC for Rejected. .owlas.to the,
fears expressed among operators with regard ia,
No. 1spring heating, there Wal 4. difference In
p.ice between thst and No. ! of aa1oo per hushe1.
Tbs Corn market was xe1y dull at thu openine.
md buyers insisted % 4 decline: but afses tho
| receipt Of th6 New York dispatches, the market
improved, and ytatsrds.&p prices wsze maintained.
About Il, Go baabels changed kinds, at-23xc tor
Canal md River >Ki1ed ahoat; 31@92c for MIxed
in store; and 17401sc far Rejected, oats de-
clined Ho-with Light transactions At 1sk@t4c In:
store. nJe ind Barley vsro dn1l and neglected.
Btghwtnes were sold zt 12t:; Potatoes eantiaps
/: dull. ,-::.:,
*Tho reca,ps Of Lin stool: were il, though not
20 Is1go as last week but owing The Hrnsess Of
holders, transactionstwereli lisat-both buycas and
eellc<s holding ot TIT rtomo1roH. ;..,c
Freighss verb not ~ ffnt and 1e5f -sedse.
Three vessels weze: fngsgge4 Il aoe foe vhs~s to
osweeo. e'fe fas vhe.t to Buffalo: and &c for cora
| to Butlals. - r ''-- =
, 1861-06-17

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, 1861-06-17

tiSs =,
r: BAIUupAx EvKnuo, June IL, 1851.

d fF,%~ T.,Ih
~ oA7oaDAa E'aa1o' Sune 10 iool'
This has bean about the dnllcst week nnsuclsf-
ly, that Chicago naa tunered for many years psst.,
Ino ac'i'c' n'nH.o.o soP..s.o " ~ ~ = Jo''no"
largely employed ~ !retit Illinois currency.
Tho entire bueinees Of the city Ia sadly depressed
taoAo 'o4 Nv Ho " "s1nA ~ 'fsi@'e "Ato' tuAn
from AM otAct CAUSE! =. >.
We arc glad TO notice, however, nu tncreasiuS
amount Of rc1iab1e currency, Tbs u,a:kct In this
respcct IA nnch halter enpnlic1 than It wnsa svee
arc. Gold, too. is more abundaat, and the coumn
nifty il gradually from tho s67sfe shock
It rcce.ved from tho fall OF our indate1 currency
sv.tem. Bv the time the new cron begins to moto
T. i. .n be hoped or bsnis Win arain ba IN 9ork.
,a,v or,c- ~ t;nsi,r.x v,t1 ho to ,ta ~
ING otoe.. Ano oaei1es' "'A ~ 'eeto'eot " 't7 49,
cue'o:ned channels. -:
,,or,io,T NJ mr. a " ner CENT. alscon1t for ,ro,n
and aae per cert for currency, depending upon
tftaror.;t. ,.h,v ,re re.ntfr~1v, ,nnt NJ f,xtfo,
oaesoup'e' '10' a. eA1'-Ae'' Wv - 'asnoa' =.
MnwAuKsE.-Thc. stntin<1 Of this morning
tays:
Business was tolerab!y acttTo to-day, aud money
~ ses
pf the tupply, Of course cnIapeied them to fig1if
a. AZ npeset eIenanoe eannot hs e as gns
scsrc. but the1e is eSery reasnn tn eTncnt r,nre
fberaf norement within tha n.yf .reeE! ~ - =
meantime ar {!hfcaao netohhnrs rr", ~ ~ III
The i1conyenIcnca Of heinz drnrive9 * hc4r snn-
. pIy Of cxchanrc from th7a npnrtrr- w a,o X
Homes howeyer fhst onr bankers 1si]i san asa1n he
able to let tlem hayc ali the exchange ,the1 Wsnt
nf rensn7nhla rates rrssent ri +hcr cs1 a. u
tn ennn1y thefr M,iwenkee cnefnrners fheV heiny
Entitled to the Fl, It cnu Efde-atfon. 0@o' 0eNA7
For The notes Of umcnrrens wisconsin Ranks the
brokers' ora now na1int 4oA45c. A''''&~S @'@'
~ r.,,.,.sa.-,z ~" ~. 80, .4
j" Old f1HANctkR's oPfh1oa or TIE WAh 1ED
rrs MONETARY CoasEapxsors.-JoIn Thompson,
IN hfa 1.qt moray Ya+,,or;.r c7ve. tba so1tovtro
~ ~. 80 -
opinaon Oh kne #aT aao As euec1suPo1 INC finances
of the cohntry: ''+. :, --.-...
The Banks and canits3fsts of tha rortbcr,,
Statra are Teftinr sn 1nnch of their rnnner intn
f9nrernnreht iosne th.f HE Enc1snd fhe nstf,1s1
credit mnst he eustsine Sincs tha trnnhes en-.
mcncnd fhe-h.nks have faEan iaroa1v ~ 49,,
tinted Etatts ioan.. whether Of rreasurr Eafa. ~
nf stnck. and WI injre fhat ut ies.t nnc hsir NJ
lie hank conital ~ fs cftv Is nnx ahsnrIad ~
tHis c1ses * zesnritiss p,iv.ta c,nft.ie T. nlo
1nnnfrT into tie zane asgets most ran.dlv. In,
hrinnnr ~ f1,fI1ence n fSTnr ~ on1eFnmsn,t sn5
IN e11nn6rt o3 the anrs sn1 nronnE narment - ~.
iereef wi,fch rothfn1 can nFTerthF1,F 3 ~A -"
Whether fbe rahe9tton ~ to nnst t>fo or three
hund,rd mflIfous dsntnIa chtireTy on the nowtr ii
tho eiaYe States to hold ont for one two Of three
yeazs and It ts Ia fact Of much less accouat than
, 1861-06-17
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

ARRIVED.-.......Jun II.
Investigator, Athena, Go rutb1e .atone, 1s9 une
AaniIn, South, ~, ,4ootce.
Maria, Kankakee 2,430 bu corn, Isl bu potatoes,
Globe, Lockport, 5000 bu com. :
Cesar. Lockport. SO, 900 coopers ware.
B. A. Thorp Joliet, 5000 bu eo.n 60 bn rye, 40 hn
potatoes.
VIM. Merriam, Morris, 5, ,tes bu corn.
Cusbman. Ott1wa. coo Du oats, 400 bu wheat.
Amsxonis, Lasal1e, 900 hu corn. 1a2 bu wheat
.107 bu potatoes.
Dsltimete, Lasa1e 600 bu com, $4,000 asrlcnltu
raj implements.
F. a Leonard, Lasalle. 35G2 bu corn, al bu wheat
1d0 brls highwines. s,aso rags, 200 agricultural
Cold EGle, Lasa1le, $500 bu corn, ot b.1s pork
Queen City, Lasa]lc, $500 bu corn. 800 hrooms.
CLEARED. June II.
Rescue, I.asalle, Is $40 feet lumber.
powbAftan, LasAlle, 63 6i5ft lumber.
Angola LAcsIlc, &c, ,91I II lumber, = N shingles
NJ lalh, go c work. 200 bbls salt, II kaTs 1sh.
Dick Overall, 17salie, 59,0i7 It lumber, a95S n
Ehfnglee, 500 N lath, $500 work.
Badger State, Lasallt, 1ui, ,i06 It lumber.
Atlantic, Morris, 4wagons.
Globe, Lockport.
1nvestigatpr, Athens, eco machinery. =.
L. D. Campbell, Lassllc. CO s3' It lumber.
Hfawaths Lasn11e aG 800 II In 1lbcr, 20 bbls sat.t
Trontndour, Lockrort, 0,ooo # lumber, 500 q I
Doctor K.nc, Lasal1e, so,ose # lumber, 50 ~
thipeles.
, 1861-06-17

Eorrx4F; DnACo ooSB~-Ihis 1ne: company
rin be on pa1rae md pass through our prin:-
ciraIetftft< on MosdaY 1t "a: IL - !:
, 1861-06-17

Z Ha1s4 Mattel6 NHsk .
HobN1f Walton, 6ouA
RAnH4nR AaaR
, 1861-06-17
E3u*lJ th8 FAME. c,.,x
tettS7E-4w WALTER b1Aa-ALh4 eioER.


~ OF cox sS-su2eTior Court of ChtcsEp.
Francis y. buckingham "a Ch3rtes 4. VI KotJ.
Mnljam vim. Hotaca +. Wate, william G Gandy.
Charles Raitc uanrsh RAn1AY. H911na EaHray:
EuIe u 1atr1y, Ffn1cs Vim, khd tho uukdoWn neUS
Of j.%ss ~ Eia1: y deee1aed.-1a chaMscsfy M yv,,,
41d "illsn ~inn and tnas tho hairs Of ssld JA1aes
WEE. s1eeEt tau Francis lad William, IN nfotne9
ned u the ence Of TIC Clerk Of tAd >up. sor ,as
1fGh'c3g" Sotss her;b given e tae safd fFsac9
9amss W!nD aeesaset' t;at =, complainant aled as
~ E.of ~ amended. md ta4t Summons th-roapou
tsne4 out 81 tal1 Court aalt Defendants, ft-
II II by law required. "
xo# unlets Scu. re ss!d Francis Tlnn aud VIII in
VIM. and the unknown heirs at Ja1ue4 TynE, de-
etaed hau peEzonaCJ be And appear cefore raid 81.
pcf1ar Court Of Chicago Of Cook Comfy "a tYo tr1t
Car tbs term thelvor % be holden i: Casa; 10 In
ssd Gcu4ty. on ne Dry Aontsy Of AnSnst ne1I Eei
pl The .aaas aSA :ae listers aaa saa
PRAYER Of taid bill WALTER KL1BALL. Clark
VT EEBoxsa. CoUpra' soEr.
Chic4xn. 1Unp 6th. 1851. fe*aB3fW
, 1861-06-17

@a1ess Fin Is Dn1 WEATHER .''-A heavy
sign wss blown from the top of j. A. Smith &
Co.'s store, on Lain street, in the galc, and
fell On the sidewalk Fortunately, no onewas
injured.
, 1861-06-17
Illinois Gurre11cny sc.

k1LLIN OIS-- Gu KR ENC 7.
J. pBOOKB + MALLORY Nm huy ALI 8EAD ADE8
Ct !ninols CutreEey I'D nlst redtted IN a
HiGhesf R4x44E Once Old PoHs 0f4cn B1ldtoE {up-
f<a1r1) WE PAY GOLD.
We particularly invite toose having large amounts
Ne alko buy ohechs on As1tno Bank jrt5eoa I'm
, 1861-06-17

The ReE. h. Coz VIII preach morning
and evening In the Wabash Avenue n z.
Church Service ut the usual hours Mr..
co1has not, as IL stated IN N evening paper,
accepted the cbaplaIncy Of q regiment.
, 1861-06-17

The Marine Underwriters have further reduced
their var premium to ene per cent. above the nr-
dinery policies for ve'Eets bound to ports In Ed
ropt,-N r Courier dnd Enquirer, 14M,
, 1861-06-17

! -HHDS N. o, SUGAR, COM
lou xoT Z tSSsaaSHs sas!Hfss fRfsh # Ii z nAxxzr,
fS Euut4 Water street
, 1861-06-17

Cos11xnsTA1 BoRpEEED Norr PAFER.-
This Is really the handeomest style Of ladies
note raper we tave Jet seen. No lady Of
good taste should be without it. McNslly,
81 Dt.rbcrr, is tie pioneer. in this line, and
will be pleased to supply you With box con-
tainirg rcat a1d elegant assortment Of
bize.-hoth Of paper aud envelopes.
, 1861-06-17

r HIN. W. Hklt0t0N+ 66fK4QHu NGle&$N
bTxuYYe F&MNI InT1oH h Inv V1a1abta N9f tho tnrn
apr44ns, SHerfnKE EheHM1t1am, %, :.
sTsuFHb RlH Lox1oH u warranted to c1re t&4
, 1861-06-17
COMMERCIAL,

SATURDAY. EsKn11e. Jkae Is, 1851.
The following arc tho receipts and shipmsats foz
tie past tHentJ-iour hours: +! -.
, 1861-06-17

Eplrlt test 10 t4e OlEeF 1E5u1L3 VI 1ubpeCL1Ou.
These rho declined to take the oath were |
only four in the entire nine companies, and |
most of these were for business reasons.
The jackson Guards, Company B, were re-
cr1ited in Detroit, and is made up of tough
and plucky railroad hands, used to Grposnre
and hard work. Their muster roll bears such
entries as these opposite sundry names:
"served In British armyf dirteeu ycara.''
"Ecrved several ytars IN ndls." J.:
=. Served Is months IN the Crlmca."
81 Served In Iish Coustahulary force"
The Crimcan hero ls Lieut.. Coagrove, who
bears beautiful silver medal and cross won
by service in the Britiah Cad Regiment, in the
"Flghting Division" about 8ebastopol In
This company are also two John Drolcns.}
The Shields 4 are the babes Of the Brigade,
the young muscle Of the regiment Several
have seen eer7ice In the British army. One
man went away sosrowing, having only one
eye, Another had the second and third fng-
ers Of the left hand shortened to the first
joint The Inspector looked doubtfu11y 1T 1t.
"Ocb, ~sLure, Jour Honor, it's no hinderauce
to me In my work. I can handle the musket
with The best Of them" /" he said eagerly, while
the bare fellows eyes gllstened with anxiety,
II Gu enn pass." 'toh! then, God bless you,
sir,n Tn 4hc same connanv n strbtv hov sat
5on, and r.,+ sara +ho+ hss 3nvanf1,tv xraa
an obstacle to his going to the wars, He vas
coueo]ed by being taken as q drummer. The
Earl Ylfes we're enlisted at Eazlyllc, Lasalle
cou1ty-hculthy looking farmer boys,
In tho Montgomery Guards, one man ap-
reared whom the eurgeon had LETT in tho
eich v.rd with bis shoulder in handspee
from = broken collar bone. And 3et here.
he WIS in tbs ranks with both hands raiaea
tjel1 above his head like the rest, When ii.
| te--,cr,aa h. corfn7eod ha had +orr osy +hu
, 1861-06-17

blatlers 1t Camp Long, in Its NOW location;
TWO miles below cottsge Grove, bid assumed
since cur form CT visit, condition Of complete
order: Tie companies we're not in fun rank
Saturday BY reason Of furloughs, but, Is with
the Hecker Regiment those in camp weso
trawn up IN line and sworn Ia by companies,
the inspection By detail to take rlace to dar,
at 8 4 H., when Gen. Mcclellan will be pree.
ert.
, 1861-06-17

TEE GA1r,-on Saturday. the wind blew
"great guns" from The southwest. At times
1t rose toa pe.fect gale. At the camps numbers
Of tie tents were prostrated-about town,
signs, awnings and exposed Joiner work suf-
fesed exceedingly In smell wny.
The ntighborhood Of Indiana and North
Frnklin street Was excited By the sudden
dis1odgneut Of the bell gable Of Rev. Mr..
Tuttie's Church, which WAS blown over DUR
i1g the gale On Saturday noon. The timberf
fell IN the midst Of . large Elm tree on ths
corner. No one wis injured, though persons
wcre passing By at The time. :.
, 1861-06-17

Ennon,-The Chicago Tn1nuxz, IN It's az.
count Of the departure Of the First Wisconsin
Regiment, says that one company was from
Rockford, in th1t state. II Is not 50, as nu
the companies are from this 6sate,-Fond du
Lac Commonwealth
, 1861-06-17

Closing prices Jnne 15, 1s61-recelycd by CyRus
3. .CoBB, Commission Stock Broker, No. Q (up
stalts), Telegraph Buildings, Chicago.
, 1861-06-17

CANAL FRErouTs-DuH but steady. F.our CSC,
wheat &c, corn 7c to New York, =:
=lxronTs1. $50 trls -four; 800 bu wheAt, Is 100
CANAL Eiron4s-2o, ,ooob,p Hhest. :: -, !.
. NJ AR.T III II T.IG n
, 1861-06-17

SIAIE Ct' ILLINOIS. COOK
~ 2eet equity M SSs;r1esaDs;!nr E ;1e Court Of Chlaro,
E fSefsiM SseF Ii MFHHa3a9n Z a99i!:f; s.: asa Essa
e. Jordan and 0r1aEdo EelloV a, nrlssGen @i,a
TtsxerHtn+ IL, + ! h q: e Easssh Rss.dies
samuel IurTeh and Aaroa Haven 4 4
I'd cf scife factaa to u'axs party 10 iadxncnt -
Fs1nf ~, u pleaded q If rcs.id, h.s 11:r Of a.
81 dsy Of jEns ,s$ q s5e ;s s1;s q ha ,d Bur
ffesded ss Aforesaid. for the snn ot btx haaod and
nay dorat,. dseeted T. e Satfa a q. G,af County.
Now, tec1efore. unless 90, the 1ali Fa1ahsn. In
rreaIed ID a.orea1ia shall personally hn aad apseaE
he DIST day of TIC term tncIocL to b. holden at ao
CouIt HoUse. In the CIT Of Chicago on 10 tr.s NON,
70 The said plalnlI aetto6 Jpdsenf vii Do enteFsl
Agarst ;Gt and In favor Of the said Ea1xes! a14 %
n1eh Of II troptrtY nttacaed - Ea5 oa snAelea ts
sstlsiy the ssid Judgment and eosts VIII Do soli to
fettsfSsw WALTER EIA8ALL. Clark.
, 1861-06-17

~ An ehould not fail to read the advertise
ment Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. rah-1y.
, 1861-06-17

r AKt3E OK SMALL, ORDERS
. ferFeea Aea, q Faapr n11Ad Ia short sfter sui
ssus sisTEtFE4E S..Es 1IEFISa HaRRfl
, 1861-06-17

Mar or NoRrH A1Ea1oA.-The Mlnatra:e
London News Of June 18th, contains map Of
North America In the shnpe OF supplement to
the paper Of that date. Walsh, Oh Madison street,
tas supply Of them
=.
SARGENT CHLORIDE or ZFc-The best and
cheapest dIeinfectant knoWu- Is cents bottle.
Sold by Sargent. druggist, cor State and Randolph
street.
, 1861-06-17

CTRAYED-Frou1 the residence
- Of thesub:e7.ber+ no. 113 Oak street, eornsr Of
ME1!=fre!. on 1uesdsy lsst Light sosfea 4AEE a1a
et!r II keF festhesd. and-v1s about a=lt ynAss od.
Eafeytx WI !eszza sasn - ne 19esS5i5@ST @ ~ " %
literally EcEaf1. 49, JU11Ua El9A16. .
.4ei2xet :, ~
, 1861-06-17

w AN TED.-Partner wanted
with capital of SIx cr Fl .ht Thousard Dol
lars in well nsll.d House doIog safe anu rro.
ttable business, 4 tEorough Book: Keeper AID ono
willing to take ctn-E. Of books preferred Address
, 1861-06-17
=. OUR MILITARY,
Th6 HcekeT Jaeger Regiment:
SCENES Ain lNC!neslrs 0f fRE DAY

Saturday ~as = busy day with our military,
ard made memorable by the m:pstestng in Of
rcarly three: thousand Cbicago troops, nov
soldiers Of the United States. Tho work Of
insrtaion 1nd administering tie oath to the
men commenced at A IL, at the barracks
on West Polk street occupied BIZ the
>, ~ THE: IRISH ERIGADE.
! It Waa day to be marked with white
stone both BY the officers and men Of tho
T Brigade, lorg waiting and experiencing all the
evils Of delry in the dishesrtcning aud deser.
| Hon of the recruits.
cspt. Pitcher, o. s. l., The officer appointed
By the War Department TO mustcr in these
troops, Adjutant General T. s. Alather, Of
this State, and Col. ). q. Tucker and Lieut..
Col. Booth, both thess latter largely identified
with military matters in our city, were at the
be11aeks at 0 l. IL, Fhea Major Mu11igan IT.
ported the companies In readiness and the
work commenced. As u1ost OF cur readers
are unfamiliar with the'mode Of mastering In
these rolunteers;s nc make our notes the
more full on IN occasion when the men arc
our Own citizenB+
DR., Si1as Lee, eetirg surgeon Of the Brigade,
took lis position beside Cspt. Pitcher. Each
company was drawn up 1t the end Of one Of
the wide floors Of tho structure, In the third
story. The orderly: then called the roll to
which each man answered, md then started
Oh double quick step, or run, half way
across the front Of the building and then
down thccentre to take his place In . new line.
The motion and gu. Of the men we're thus
shown.
The examiners then passed along the newly
formed line, drawn mp in open order in two
nles, aud closely. inspected eyes, bands and
arms. Here would be one with : single eye,
and the rules Of the service exclude him
Hero would be found Eome hard md horny
hand Of labor snorn of ono or moro Of Its
digits, aid the remaining powers and capabl1i-
ties Of the nuti1ated member we're closely ex.
smiued and yariously passed upon.
This done, Adjutant Gen. Mzther briefly
explained the nature Of the oath to be taken,
whtn the men were called upon to step for
ward il any Of them declined tho three years'
! service. The exceptions were few and light
| in the gallant Brigade. We note them further
| On. The companies we're called up singly,
- e..,1es,,.s ..5a- 5 - '''-'% 'e~@|'' ''S ~
~ 1,e-a,,, s $50 ~ - c,n+ r..a,,.,,.
| Murray. 1T iIeut. r, Hiccins. ID d. Robert Al.
ans, M men.
Der1nott, 1st Lieut.. ). s. Cosg7oYe, I'd do NcDer-
| mott, 81 ren.
| 8. SHIELDS GUARDS, Co. 4. Can't. james
| Quirk. 1st Lieut. James Fitzgerald, ed do T. l..
4. G'Maao1EY lI B,rnrs, CAPTAIN !. O. Phil.
lips, Jet Lieut. J. A. Hines, 81 men.
, 1861-06-17
Gtitaao Gributrf
e. { r.

:: p1nsoix1 .-t>,ol. .rs0 Q. Marsh was IN this
:. city On Saturday. 80 - :'
, 1861-06-17

Attention scaInmon Light Infantry.
Ton are hereby notii1ed that there will be Il
meeting Of the stScannaon Light Infantry" at
their afnorY on Monday evening at o'clock:
Bnsiness Of; Importance VIII be transacted, and
B. ", UNDERWOOD, 8et-atary, J.
, 1861-06-17

COMPANY i, Zouavez, Attention!
Tbt. company will be mustered into the United
States service on Monday, June 18th, At o'clock
a. N.
Msjor General 1tcC1el1aa will be present On th !
occasion.
Every member Of the company will be in carp
promptly st o'clock.
JAs r. HArDEH Car,t Zonavo
, 1861-06-17
Afqal advertisements,
MASTERS SALE State Of nj

NFASTERB SALE.-sState Of Ilti.
itE nota Cook County. g+C1sruit Coufs Of Cool
coanty-In Chaneer7. Weads1 Alns n. 1oha L. :.
Rcie ex &l = -:
Frtt1 XssteF Ia hxucer3l VIII II obedtcace o tic
Haudxte II i decre1 snfafad IN tho abovc entitled
rsue seu Il public suction for e1ah 10 the highest
bidder n The north door Of sho Court Homo o. tha
County Ct CooE n tAs cir a. Chicago % tho tstrt
DAY Of JuIy A. D. l9d 1t ten o'clock In tho foFusoo3
Of saId daJ al tee f,liow1z teeened TreEotaea md
rsal estasa, tse1 aask oaetnlrd tset ~
ave go feet Except thtt 7ags Y tn so1henat corner
ent on By alley, ot o. hyt IN Bio + (A},
in tie Original Town ef Cnfraxoy bousdedss db1ows
Beginning At point On Tho cast lima o1 Lsassis sseet
le.t north OF the .outhwcss enznss Of sA
lo1s hence north along Lasa1lo stcea xtssu het and
tour tnshes tteace serenity foes HI
SSHse *:xs f.essnd fon: tneaeF snee soshv .
Or e. nnine thence to E2ce Of beginning. and b%nS
r. INC saJ OF Chicazn County ot ooE aa1 sssfa x
uAn9A L. C. PAIM8 FR&RR
M.attr IN Chancery 1T Cook County
III eako. June ltth< lhol. tula s2lk<d
, 1861-06-17

WANTED-By respectable wo-
. w. man Of middle age, e1suasloa as eoneeseat
hou. ekeePer. F1t. .te Mn,tly t1aut,.an anuLt
be sceeptacle Aprly 70 .'MRJ. u D." sof 1926,
, 1861-06-17

-. MnnaoxE-A large party. Of Engli'h Nor
mons passed through this city On Saturday for
, 1861-06-17
.E.ast,

CIRAYBD. OR STOLEN-On
L. Friday, the 7th Inst. TWO ,COWB: ono ero.1
1td nnlcy. Win white nanf md sng1tIlne bsck AEA
hso szus1!l legs The other "a rcd COW. wiz Th!te
turn then1 TO No. asa st.ta strset o. Eve lufors-
t!on Ct them, Will b suitably raEated- je!5 c9tss St
, 1861-06-17

TEE DOUGLAS BR1GApE.-S3everalof officers Of
the Douglas Brigade nddress ns aconmunica~
tioa ,esreciiug an attack made upou their
Brigade in a morning paper. They announce
that the Brigade hes perfected organization,
aud Eil soon be ready to do service. We nte
happy to announce the fact.
, 1861-06-17

ACc1nEHT.-On North Wells street, On Fri.
day, farmer named Eben Hughes, from C1c-
ero, 1as very severely injured BY the upset
ting Of T. losd Of lumber he was drlving. His
ankle bone wes frightfully crushed, probably
, 1861-06-17

WANiED--A competent Book
~ Keeper who can attend to ~ the dat!e, Of
,.dt:.tJ, de.lreJ place. Expcctsu5us to silt tho
t11ats Refer u 4. i. TucEEf q Co. Exchange Baak.
1e s1St
, 1861-06-17

ForE1H OF: JUl1 Nor1cE.--A spccil meet
Ing Of the Ssamen's Benevolent Society will
be held at their roomt, on Monday evening,
tbs 18th inst, At ~ O'Clock, to 1nske arrange
mcnt5 for the celebration Of the Nation's
birthday. 4 genera. attendance is requested
, 1861-06-17

WANTED-By q 6r-t-rate Cook,
aa ssq9e1 nae il ss ssateel s'y s'S
TVAehiEctlu Htesc&. feljxtt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-10-26
FROM THE TwENrY-FIRsr REGIMENT.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct. q, 1861.
Stirring events are foreshadowed by the ac-
tive movements which are going forward all
around us. During the past week, the quiet
village OF Annapolis has been the thcater of
unusual activity. Long trains of military wag.
ons and patrol guards have filed the streets,
and new life has been infused into the people,
who are trying to care for the sudden increase
Of their population. The brigadcs under Gen.
Sherman-consisting Of the following regi
ments: the 8lh and 9Th Maine, Sd and 4lh New
Hampshire 9th and 7th Connecticut, 46lh
Washington Grays), 47th (Continentals) 4Sth
German and 10Th (Highlanders) New York;
50th and Roundheads," Pennsylvania, 9Th
and 9th Michigan, aud Sherman'S battery,
embarked yesterday from the naval grounds,
to JOIN with other similar expeditions now on
their way to the southern coasts. TO show
how perfect every arrangement is in the army.
with what dispatch and secrecy every thing is
conducted, and how well tor those in com
mand it speaks, for instance the 10Th High.
landers) regiment, twenty'tou hours before
their embarkalion, were OF the advance guard
in Virginia, and in the time captured twenty
seven head of cattle from the rebels received
marching orders, were transported from Wash.
ingtoD here, embarked on board the boat and
sailed away, inside of thirty hours
While the several regiments already mem
toned were stationed here 1 improved the
opportunity of visiting the several hospitals
connected with them, and in every case found
none to compare with the same department
of the twenty-irst. Most of them had the
same facilites-even more attendants, and
every thing for comfort-but not the care that
a soldier of the twenty first receives when he
been remarked and affirmed by many who
have visited the twenty first regiments hospi-
tai that they have seen none so well conducted
as the one connected with this regiment.
The twenty first may, in some respects, be
called Maine law regiment, or, would say,
that there are some officers and men in il who
respect that law. For some time certain
grogge,y not far from our quarters has given
considerable trouble, and endeavored to dam
age the reputation of the regiment. The
| keeper OF the place was warned to abate his
nuisance without effect when it was deter
mined to abate it by force. So one night
violent hands were laid on his demijohns and
barrels, and their contents were scattered
where they will do no more harm. c. e. $.