davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-04-24

NN CAPT, JAMES r. HUaUElN's Ac-
r9saza night. There will be a few more accepted
Those wishing to enlist can do 90 by coming I'm.
medIately 10 the general rendezvous. corner of
Wells and Randolph streets. Rally to the muster
roll OF one Of our hest Chicago Comp 1ny's.
JOSEPH WERR, Tenth Ward.
JAMES R. HuaUNIs, Captain.
, 1861-04-24
MONETARY. !.

: TUEfnAY T3Nsa+ra k+trf1 "A fE4s1t
FIJI VIA N.e+ -. s..s-sf.,
" discussed urmos,n1 ths+ ~ o.1.tr-. shou15
Jse,a hona. r. ra,,,..a ~ r. ..aa. ~
the Andjtor "a .s,,,,.,..- - xss oF tha
S4a*t aos INC iSat1EnsS. -
pankHsaot NO" Y the rejected nst-the State hold
fag the banda o7 the other statas til peaes ts re-
at3red and their ,n.;,.at u1.. -. ant1v IN
80 49, o.s.S-.A, s@'u7 ttses e1A's!
An' ann tne1elofe the peopla tto.A loss'
!" na1 ptecase 1ofh, any, the pFopositton 1s Ike
ly to take ne have not heard hut It must not be
s,r,ot+.,r +bs. - - = ODD. ~.
I...Sa.' .een el1t VIC nave = a.: esate: >ean
sutuuoo whose provisions must not DO
violated. Auy,. measure =. Of relief that
ron1d te sd,rt.5 4, .--,s~.. La, IL ;1.ov,esona
ato w aaop.eo ~ naesofoanee Win LUIS p1o'te1ons
OF the Constitution would be gladly sanctioned
By the people: but vhfla ready to sacrifice thous-
snds o+,,a. - - :.Nsn.... ~ +-a.aura n
ona' - nsss aau poot CUT 9nlinons W. Ne0eeto :"
maintain the Constitution OF the Union, our legis-
lators ehouId be sure that they do not Violate our
~, 1uh.- ~. ..-s.-", - s...,,1,a. aaf-
o"a" "Aea ine proposed measure assunaes va.
mite shape we aha1I be ready to give It careful
examination. Other PARTIES nropose that the Leg
isjature shnu7d nazc 1au rektno cur nretent cur.
reucy receivable for Nh tavc* savetha interest tax
That would 20 far to sustain It; but aoao far can
, 1861-04-24

i. TtFsD4r EvfRsd1as, Atth "a, 1sal. -
>FRB1aHTB=1AKa FRr1aHrs- -Fre.ghts are
H01t: During the past week tho inquiry for yes
aels has been unusually Light, and only four or I've
engageuenta have been made at 13t for corn and
t4c for wteAtt to Buffalo. TO-DAY standard vessel
was engaged to aErive at 149e Tor wheat to Kings
ton-whIch Is 3 decline OF 3fD1c: and eehr Ralph
Campbell, wheat to Buffalo at 1axc. RAILROAD
date Of our last weeks review. Tho rates ars -
fotDWa.- 80 : = = ~ '''f . W" -:
, 1861-04-24

"A YOUNG MEN OF THE TENTH WARD
! Rally! Yon that are willing to serve
3@ your country and defend its honor, can
lido go by joining Capt. James Hugunin'a
ernor Of this State. We have but short time left
before we leave, 60 rally boys: one and all, and
sustain your reputation. Rendezvous corner Of
Randolph and Wells street. JOSEPH HEFF.
Tar d
, 1861-04-24

SHOW TOUR CoLoRs--Messrs Garrison 4 Co.,
16 Randolph street, are furnishing the trade with
those beautiful little flags. Everybody should read
their advertisement.
, 1861-04-24
TRUSTEES SAFE - Where's. :,

ssa e3ecntsd snd dsysreI q ne NJ e aa a1s
hSued. as Trustee, Deed Of Trust couYaytnT IN
e ssza Sass e
de5crtoed for fr description Of which sid nos III
s1a @ o. fhe power IN said Deed contained, fefeS..
ense ssreb5 Eada to TIE Record Of sad Decd WIZ
q & FSi e asy 1 u A.
r ths paynent Of aid PEonlsSory Eote. and % pneS
no4 @ aas pne9 rsda 10 me By John Hrcoks tho Fay =
I'd I'd hY hedsF = r. 70 ~ u ~ ses nd
t&3aed. aEd for sha purposes therein express ed.
hGw, thetefoie. pube notice Il hereby II ven thatf
cout FL a. p96nS 70 H. s9stoa = sas neEsh 4
Illinois for the highest and nest T:ies the eaTar iii
bring In caah for She purposes h aald Deed q Trusf
s1ptesssa u tsn ecloeka DO forenoon SAT n1aay
ia aRf I'd ssa.se ii Z e:
GomDenctng a. : point n dc c=Etfe of tho Coa1tV
ssS assa CT Fsds s2gs q se M as &
eaa thenes east to mo .ast s q ii sastE
wet quaEer of the northwest quarter qf aa ii aet4
etshtaan thanea south xix ro1a Aad axtY fe n SMs
is & Cd saoa sszsS ssss. ss 6 ,5s
tne eeatts Of said road % tne place of oesan M 49,
ttaani9g sSaae qns 70 ae1a nesa s. -
tss 3ppHEtenznees therenntn belor EnS apta ~ ~
H&hk title, eenent and equity o{ fe3e5nnftnn -
sssEan Afktos hs hed5s q asa4s b nd g Id ~
cht:axo. March 1sth. ias- Il aaees
The eboya saIe y hszebg posspeasd un.f, rs.s,.x,
~ saiqe ~ = = sszne honF aqa paacs
TIE q ahoys ssls = talthsr Postponed 10 Enaa. as;
sP+ssa =, = EaxA i, GRseQax, 1russs - -,
, 1861-04-24
THE WAR SPIRIT m CHICAGO.


xtG V1 <AV&eks = A&HSVESs
:: - = =, =: II:
10 give tae o<'sus " VIC .ssiueu.e aou eA-
ciseneau e' sss':.aEas Fea.1 ~ oas 40 tepsas-
#nas We aA'e ss4issas - - te.ts1 u pIecesoane
tssnes' 1nc sA.e oee'a' a4Au u'n IN lae sttee1'
1ne sane f"su VI easef spectators, anu 1o1ohs
Of hanos ~ oeseEteo sto.es ana closed leogezs
s.. 7ac@ns oeass u oooA'Heepe1s ana faafoao
caeszsi ana snop8 aose tnan oecdma1eu eyen-
ns1taeos' ELL t9ueAA u "e 0oo &a't1e q
ofnna-toe cen1so OF aense cfo"as aoout tne
recruiting stations; The same nag every
where, and the same deFonon 10 II; the
marching to and 1fo OF newly formed comps
nia; the eustle OF Veafte'nasser anu eo
miesasFe 9aos 1ne same 1oao u pnHneoe ~
the foundriea where round shot a'e oe'os
cast, and the lead works and upper rooms u
the gunsmaths "hefe me ep' 11p. VI lno
monlds Keeps pace 70 .ae l1"neee " ouase
bullets ana wicked ooA1us ".ne Da.13 tno
same excited anu iafenoua 9u'es " 1e"s.
Sought IRON - soutee wy 0saue Straps VI
street talA aasali's 1po1 .ne eHt IL tao haaeiac-
sccpic con'etsasaeu ose1neu' 'n.ngnnk Har
anu Foannses4n ns' .o.4o 1o4ne1 7ao 1ae', st4n
canato' ana uouos.el = IN one e'e1 eaane-
Ing ussue LAG esute estaeetness Aaa paa1aotic
ze@a sao ss1-o tAee e1nes" . w "oms .fon
s=o.ua> - - 1eseeAay ~ enle<o
anu 4'o ne~A' sAAu WY iSpesal "nat Nc na'e
~.Is'eu osAo4s' - - '-'-.-'
:. AeeS sa1sA - 90 VIZ e's'A4S a40 =. ~
.ae eaase. .le eonu'y Aeeps esen paee WIN
.neo n.a, -. osA1ua.sn o41 aue 1'sae ao'om 1as
1oahs !" '.eIao0auA .lna : tAno' : eott,a VI w
1nen "as nA'1ue Wy Ao.u aauu,s ~ VIC 4''i nefe
soHs ana Young loeenan1es. 1ae women met,
saa VAN .neta oosy neeoles anu Sewing naa'
chahes N snsee oass' u1ne equipped Tue eorPe
IN an UNIFORM oh piae eo''on ol11lng' tnent-
ME e1As suu ~. AZ p,AAIa4ooue,' puI tao
.As' Aoue.a ~ ~ ~. ~" 49, ~ sD 'uo ~
IL tl"S Ao1 ~ D' w .0. .neo ~
eh11cn ~ ene e."1A - -. ~" al'o n'e'
Rnete 1ney nea1o eoooy aiscou1se,
npe N pie'S anu Patflousm. ana
Inc to"ns oaa more enan tals' HOT tney taaseo
a1Gno oi e.eee,I u''hsa"1 oo1o's % bnpport
ana renel 'ono 1or 'ne WIVES anu latn1ies o.
laeir sololess' Let sacn lnsea1ces oe Hf'sten
as 1he history oi 'nis noly war LOT INC p1eser'
Yaa1on OF Inc a.k o1 our hOess1es' 10 Aho" &c
H.
, 1861-04-24

Eu3EQff tltE8XQ 1E1uHuef
Hishmen Of Chicago, whilst at this trying
moment, when the liberty and independence
Of this country are jeopardized by the unnat-
pra1 aud damnable treason of rebellion against
the authority Of the legitimate Government,
all party feeling, and religious antmaslty are
buried in oblivion, and men Of Ill nations en-
thustas tically :ruah forward to defend the ban
ner Of freedom, beneath whose broad folds
you have so often rallied aud found shelter.
The question il now asked, "What ara the
Irish doing? What will they do?'' IrIshnen
! will say to the world for you that We are
how IS tGue to that old flag which found no
abler defenders eiuce it was first unfurled
than Hishmen, whose bones nov moulder be
heath the; sod Of all our battle fields, as when
Montgomery led you, to. seal with his iife'e
blood his devotion to the cause Of freedom.
And that We too Of Chicago will not be found
wanting nov, when the Independence Of our
country requires o4t aid. Rally then irish
men, and let us speedily fill up the ranks Of
our brigade with such stout hearts as Will
strike terror into the souls Of tyTants and The
enemies Of freedom. Let "a show the world
that We who have adored the freedom of this
land, shall be now its boldest defenders
agalnst al lts enemies, whether. domestic or
foreign, and; that treason and traitors shall
Ind no mercy or, sympathy with Us. Irish
men, I shall be with you IN the hour Of your:
need to tender you such aid and consolation
as you may require, and which Medical aid
can secure. CHAs. Q. B. O'RrAn, N. D.
, 1861-04-24

~ Capt Kellogg wishes to return his
hearty thanks to Henry Knight, Esq, for the
use Of his hall while recruiting.
=s CAPT. KELLOGG,
Of the Rumsey Guards.
, 1861-04-24

,-,, THE MEMBERS OF THE FRENCH BAT
MA tallion, for the defence of the State Of I'LL
Yas&Es4 nois, are requested to meet on Wednesday
FE4@ evening, ut o clock at L. Pel1etier's, No
194 South Clark etreet,. The French Canadians,
Belgians md Swiss are Invited. Come one, come
al to the rendezvous. By order Of the committee,
...-s 7, LApuHcHE, Can't
, 1861-04-24

~ Il. E. FITZPATRICK has OPENED
@s list at W. Y. Daniels Store, corner Of
19 Randolph aud Dearborn ste., for Com
-s@Npa pany, to be called tie 6arsaeld Guards,
aud be r Rched to the Irish Battalion. Young
men praS4ed. Hurry up!
, 1861-04-24

= satp1Esrs 1isT i; rwksrr:rouH j; HOURS, =
!: Flour, Whit, Com, Oats, Rye, Bfly
~ r,ni,s.I,.t ! ! -hsia. h9.:: bn; hn! ,bu. en.
; MAJ, - -: ---c4--- -
, 1861-04-24

AIA THIS INDEPENDENT REGIMENT Is
ExR on the Governors list with an assurance
rssS7 that 1t will be called fcr on the next requi-
sitiUn, There ia attached to this Regiment carps
Of eappers aud miners. and one Company of artil-
lery, Every effort will be made by the spirited
men who have engaged in this enterprise, to make
the Regiment worthy Of the name 1t bears, and the
crack Corps Of the State. Two Companies are
wanted to complete the Regiment. Regimental
headquarters, No. II. T:emont Exchange Build
ing, Recruiting station No 9s Dearborn st.
, 1861-04-24


The news from tha Nov Yozk gtock msrS:at To-
day increased thh cunnde1aa 1t ths community in
currency, and proance Of III Kinds declined mate.
rtslly. Flour Was firm At the opening, but IL totn
a. thea9rance In stocks was known, the market
closed weak, with sales Of Spring extras At $3.50
9sm and Red %Wlnter e1tia d 81. heat
opened firm, but elosed At =: decline Of s@Ac per
: ousheEsales ranging from so@9te for No. 1
Spring, and. ss@ssKe for: No = spring--subIetet
70 g Asorage>o Corn .wae dull and under an
eegeE desire TO sell, tbs market fell a@sc, md
closed isregula1, with sales of. Canal ind River
1l Mixed & At saossHa aaoat ;snd *aok@aa4c Tor
mixed lnstofe-suhjeet to &C storage. Oats were
SOD = TIE opening at a1a21Hc, for No /, subject
70 g storage; buttha market closed dull and nom
anaily lower. Highwinea were sold At 16c. Seeds
quiet. Hides dss9ipe "a II . nalf round ::
IN ptovaAo1a nothing of Importance sFansptred. .
Meas Pub Was oaated &. .$af, but buyers haid Of:
Lara Is nominal At a0c.xs 3: *-z:-::5=t~. se:z=-
Fre.ghta ted downward >To-dsya vessel was :.
engased e 1ssfe 9es wheat 10 Buffalo. and ons,
atrfve' at 14'Sc for wheat to Kingston.
, 1861-04-24
Attention! Ene1neer4, Sappers and
. N1tNerEs

@W& THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED UN-
Nk,X der any Government and all others duly
qualified who are willing to serve in this
distinguished branch of the SERVICE are requested
to come forward In the defence of our conntry's
flag and our noble troops. The roll Is open at the
City Surveyors office. at the Court Hopee. every
day and evening until further notice. None but
engineers, mechanics, and d5lsbodsed laborers
can be accepted. :,
ARTHUR G. DEcAr, ADoLpu 1t. HRacH,
st : Anton N1KMAN.
, 1861-04-24
The Chicago Home Guards.
The following constitute tte officers Of fhe
Chicago Home Guards, Company A. elected
nu AErn Mi. ~" ".-5 = q

Captatn-CtaElea E: Thomptoa. 49,
FIrs First Lisnteasnt-WiAiam aatchings =
Third lie1senant-B B. Morris,
FEst s1rgeant-H; ", Zimmerman : -, =
Second SeFgeant-H. q. Yates. i.
Third Sergeant-J~B. Rice
Eonrth sergeant-Lothet Nichols. =
F1rst cofporal-J. II, 'ChekerfnR. !: -
Second corpora1-Thos. Hoyne.
Third Corpotal-Andrew Harvis7:
Fourth Corporal-John q. KenxIe,
secretary-H. n. Kfmnletman. !: 5.;:::e
Treasuter-J. Il. Woodwork.
E1ecqays Committee y. A. Smith,. NJ WILL
Finance c0mnfttce-J H WoodHorth. Wm:
Wheeler, 3. B. Morris, jos. Il. Moore, and B-W.
, 1861-04-24

CAPT. A. LIGHT, LATE OF TIE q. s. A.,
Band the particfpator Of fifteen Battles in tho
w Mexican war, has opened an Office at No. 20,
u Randolph st., where be will enlist a1l those who
are wishing to serve under an experienced Con-
1nauHer
, 1861-04-24

There has been very urgent demand foE Flonf
during the past week, both by shippers and spec1-
tince the date Of our laat weekly review. Thehigh
rates Of Eastern exchange, as well as the want Of
confidence in Illinois currency. brought into the
ers generally got their own prices. At the close,
however, owing to q revival in stocks and conse-
quent increase Of confidence in currency, the mar
ket Is scarcely so buoyant; but holders are firm
and the offerings very light. WINTER WEEAr'
b1ands are in good 1ocal request and firm. RIB
FLouR is quiet and almost entirely nominal.
Owing to the stoppage OF all trade with the South,
the market for CoRH MEAL has been less active;
but there is no change to note in prices We quote
the closing prices as follows;
, 1861-04-24


I've, undera good speculative inquiry. and prices
have advanced since the date OF onr last weekly
review, 19<@2Kc pc, ,bushsl.,-elosing weak,
TODAY the demand was Light aud the market
declined 2D3c. Sales were :-10,0 bu Canal and
River Mixed at sc afQat-TEust and Loan cur7en-
CT; 5000 bu DO at S314c aaoat-common currency;
t0.UoQ bl Mixed at 325<c in store-oc storage 20
600 bu do at 32@c-2c storage 2,00o bu do at 31o-
&C storage 1900 ba do st a01Kc-ac storage.
oATsE-ReceiVed last week, e41 bu shipped
none. There has been an active speculative de-
maud for Oata during the week, and prices ri ed
4@5c higher but at the close the inquiry Is light
ard the tendeney e0d ToD1r t9s sae
RYE@Rseetved last week, sssbu phippednon
The demand during the week has been fair. partly
sold st 40@42c, subject 10 20 storage. To-Day the
BARLEY -Received1ast week aoa4 bn; shipped,
been quiet but firm; with Light transactions at IS
GD45c according to sample. Several fparcels Of
Wits SsfRt ~ aSd Sadn t IS ets
tire inquiry during the week, and We note an sd
vance Of &c q ga. To-Day the Gales were: 95 bis
country wines at 16c, Holders OF city wines a1e
unwilling to sell because Of the want Of confidence
A7i:oHq1-quiet at e sa@%e per gal.
sEE6sEr.xo7ur-a The demand is sa2 ys5y saa7i 15ssit
orders were filed ut $aao@2.b, and to-day we
note gales q II bags at s.. d c1ovER-The sup: s
sesS sstz gsi / II II tss asana mskst st
ss@ e a1i n = b,,i supflxis very ltght ThfTsIs
111t5,a1 r. Jo3na = urn.1 ian Or Atlet, and the
market is extremely nominal - :
PR0VI5IONS--The" Provision market dur
Ing the week has been buoyant, in conse-
quence OF the, increased demand by gov
ernment, as well as an active speculative in
9aiEy by the holders Of Illinois currency.-Mess
PoFk Is in particular request and ps1ces have ad-
Yanc~d *a6014.00 per hhl-tbe Gales ranging from
$0@a1 per bbl-aosIng rather duil. AIfs trade
With the south havIig been stopped, the shipping
Inquiry has been entirely for the east There IS
little or nothing doing in Cut Meats and the mar
ket III entirely nominal There has been a good
demand for Lard, and several hundred barrels WeTe
sold during the week at 10@10alc, bnt holders i
were unwilling to sell for currency.
H1DES-The market during the past week has
been extremely dull. and We quote decline in
prices of &c per 1bcoRing AZ follows :-Dry Flint,
96l0e; Dty Salted- 71sc; Green Salted, 4I4hc i
Greon Country; t8@34c.
:, POTATOES During the past week there has.
been good local, and shipping inquiry and the
market is fEm., To-day 500 bushels. prime Nesh- 4
annocks we're sold at 2sc on track Mixed Posa-
BUTTER; -FIskin, e@sc; Dairy, 1o@1sc..
EGGs-The market IL well supplied and 'quiet
;, PouLTRY-Liye Chickens, s25o@soo = doz;
T1akeyt, 9@10c 2 H..
. LUMRER-Recetyed Last week, 1,S61, 100 feet
lumber, 750 shingles 160 eco pcs lath, 81 900
tsst timber, 5000 posts. The ahipme1ts" wera AZ
, 1861-04-24

Attention Illinois State Militia.
.A,Ik ALE PERSONS WISHING TO JDIN
geouX, one Of the Companies of the new Regiment
rasHss now being formed, cand do SO upon appIi.
cation to the undersigned.
JouN A. BRoss.
SAN. B. Raymond,
JOSIAH Il. BRoss.
JOSEPH MED11L.
, 1861-04-24
A5Geo& pfopekaffeia.

AiWN0& &iEAVxQAAkx0Qa - 1-rT.
EDITORS Chicago Tribune: : . --;- 1-...:.:t{
!; Wiah 70 advefttse that ! hold mssen 10 !
Readiness TO dflA men II squaos, IN tne nfst
Pflnclp1ca OF Tue sotaler, 1of p'ospees'es enaee-
men1 more .roops Saoolo o. :eaneo iof' ~
any fooa ~ ene e''s WHITE sasn saoaus 11'as
"'s" " "'eou'pto' -, r. ~. nApAsa'
. -: = - -
eHAAss AHr1s1ios.-AA eeafnen now III
oneaeo taas WISH 10 oeieaa the tonsttnnon
and staIs and Stripes OF our country are IN
= 71ted TO meet &c the seamen's Hall, corner Of
~ for,a,,,. Noroi p.;,aaa' ~, wadr asa.x,
the e4th of Anri, nj 7.ao p. NJ.
~ oraa- - co,n,;++aa
-
A NEW REG1AEST.-M n. X fa1rbank 1s
enrolling new company, every member OF
- 1' ~ -. . - rts ~. o...a..a
- ss"..,.aa s;,s,,ar te 10 Nsw WI sauanth :
1.ff ~, N:,, 5,;I1;no. -, ,rh,,s-as-.
10y m a-..s,sss.t ~, o. =. ~,
evening N-reI. 1890 'ANA
Inc olgai'zs'lon sou '"u ese'y eoW-
pany thoroughly drilled and ready for action.
ETBUCK By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m1dQtglt
! I..s..,; ,;,.,,+ a-,;-,. +ho ,,,o,,,t .1,,.s.-
storm, the lightning struck the residence of
Jndpe Thomas Drnmmond. on North pear-
|
oo1n st1eet, ne9U onta1Io, oemonsoahg a Chill
ney, and passing thence to the ground doing
but Little damage. NO person III the mouse
4 was iniured ss= -
\
RoPE WALEINa THIS AFTEREooH.-M.M M
rz1,.44 ,,,,, o,r,,,,,1+to,, .,1,z.,-
| C0Aetl WILL give I'LL ne2uptL1uA VI 9ope #H4h4o6
41,{c r,r,nnfprr Fro,,,
, 1861-04-24
erou,u1tS Saia11 #&reban&s.

AZ s. NICHOLS d co. HAVE.
M . opensd u 1sS soqta TsteIt Z susst CnaesgaA'
nS s4at1 Fioar F1ovtaons DC. and ao1icis eo-
sneats oTdeEs T2 92zaes assfsa1e&s & 2 te< E
TEntea Hruse Nichols 1.ttt Co, think f1ey can
ri7e such superior HdTa1tsgts: aP.2 PGraya SrT
, 1861-04-24

\ At The residence of ths br1de1 father on nc I'd
29St Es4 by Rev; =. 4 a1naphrey. Mr EpMIN A: BOW
EhEDK #. JONES TO Miss LAURA. A.. DAWES
aAuknfea1 Or Abrahsm Davis, Esq Al Ut thts city.
, 1861-04-24

Editors Chicago Tribune: :---
t ! presume there are many, like myself, er-
empt from active military service and at the
same time anxious to aid In this great strup-
gle.e:@ln view Of the immense amount Of Grain
and treasure in this city, which the rebels are
aure 70 have az eye on, particular1y when their
We be well organized and armed for anT emer.
gency- Probably many like myself are Eng
4sh residents not yet citizens, and impressed
With solemn duty to support to our utmost
ns @ Government and the principles involved.
ave Home Gnard-oomposed Of those exempt @
from acttve service, from the ages Of thirty to
forty: five. and give those like myself {with =
1am11y of three ponng children, depending on
ne 1or ,dahyasupPort. an opportunity 10 as
cur adopted homes? Or can yoR direct rs to
any company already formed hssiae the Veter-
IN City Guara-eonnned to those over forty
five years Of sge-aad oblige, =: 10
I3vaA<T
, 1861-04-24
. Home Guard, .R1xns Ward.

f, i F1A~AAN~ aNAAA4A. - AAA8% ~
. Pursuant to call the resident Of the Fi1st
Ward, met at the City Comptto11er's office,
on Monday evening, April sd, and Organised
by calling, Hon George :Manielra to the chair
and appointing 8. B. Williams, Secretary. !.
/: Aessrs. Bouton, eeslJe and johnson were
! appointed = COMMITTEES on plan. Of ozganizs-
ton and uade the following: report which
was unaIn,Inons1y y, adopted. r; :;
a tGssMheEe.s, the .Peesidsnt of These United:
nss oa rs 9 9as been obliged to make TeQuisition
~ @ns state of Illinois Tor troops, to suppress
n.1[ Ta 81, zenelllon agalnet tie -GoYernment Of
sSnd~ -IVgen country and whereas, it has al
EnH peea indicated that further regulations
~ ee .mndei and whereas, Il is e1pected-
hiei @sn ~ nsse e Illinois b elaatuze assen-
oaea e. wA recognize the militia o1 the etsfa 30
Reaolnsd, 9hat .tha unde1n5cne9L 3ritisaTs =
Chicago and residents mai61y sof ts,a. ~.
Ward of gatt s1ty, fer tho purpose Of. perfect
?1ng ourselves IN driu and military duties, do
j hereby Organize ourselves into military cons. d.
*pan5, 70 6e called the y. Home Guarf: Fra
MaId, ,"subleet 70 ss&y ehangge That the necas-
. IAitef The signing Of tbs ro1, By tie persons
prescnt, appointment Of committee to pro- j 4
cure drill. hz1 and ~mzus;. the COM
,pauys adjourned, ,enhleet 70. the. call of the
>corpn1lttee, 10 soon nj axrsngements were per-
4ected. = Il ii : Gro MaxrERaE, Chairman
BnLxkaea ketret,: M: + r., :.s9.:.,s's'. "
, 1861-04-24

3. ak11y WOMQ.. = -"
The following are the subscriptions 61n 46,1u,n
the employees Of Munger; i A.nnnr etn .uI .nd
Armour, Dole g. Co., to the fund tor IA hsn 1
eft Of families Of those who have enlistss :
, 1861-04-24

ofRAT1o'5TThe Rs r. Ways or The World. Myron ".
sa1n e George H. Beecher, aales.'
19ie-Ry the Mason 'socsietty::' {
S.a,u.E ans annual Address before the Rhetorical
1os.ety' VIII be delivered by the Rev. C.. D.
nemer, Of Mnwaakee, on Wednesday even
lng' at13 oelock, 1t the RGst congregational ~
, 1861-04-24

q In t1is sst On Monday evening I'd INIT 1tINERvA
ard days. - - - .'eAts.tss
Tne ndsnds q H. family sze respectfully invited 70
4EtSaa *he f0ne1a1 from her iAt9 HeatdEuta No So
sa.s eoasa AYenue as3 O'Clock Wednesday r. "; ApFu
, 1861-04-24


=. ARRIVED. D......-.-.-.April22 y.
Investigation, Athens 30 c yIs ruble stone.
Lockpert, Loekpcrr. 400 brs -four, LEGO bu corH-
Imperial, Joliet. 5100 bu corn.
Adelia, Joliet, 7000 bu oats, 1900 bs scrsp iron.
E r Hooper, Joliet, 100 Us scrap Hoa' 15.soo
b3 cooper ware.
Atlantic, Morris, 5000 bn corn, / lot treesr
Union, La Salic, $500 hu corn.
Africa. La Sa1le, 51S7 bu corn.
Hine, Is Sale, 5ct0 bu corn.
Uuo, L. Sale, 500 bu corn.
American Star, La Sale, 5000 bn corn, doz eggs.
Cesar, La Sa1le, 1889 bu corn, / wagon,
Mount City, La Sale, 4l73 bu corn.
EInelia La Sale, 1870 tons coal.
Mariner, La Salle, $500 bu corn.
Mary Emery. Ottawa, 4500 bu corn.
CLEARED. April -
Rescue, Lockport, s611 It lumber, 11ooo shingles
Orator, Ii Sale.
Clarinda, La Sale.
Belpit, La Sale.
Banner, Is Sale.
Sultan, Ottawa.
Marion, Seneca,
Etoilfa, Joliet.
Altona Norris 4oo0 It lumber.
Investigator, Athens, 145 ba household goods,
s40o brick. Q
Flower, l. Sale rs # lumber $1,000 shingles,
$40 Eq # timber.
, 1861-04-24

sahs 4 Bates, caAnaa, Aaakegon, Is n Lumber.
schr asYtsuds af nm. Manitowoc, $50 m shingles,
e nssss s1s an Holland =. sts1e bolts
schr Crusader, Coates, Kalamazoo, 2som shingles,
100 brls dour, Is lumber, 20 tons mdze:
sehr:Hsro; Beuch, 20 Haven, 20 IA lumber 80 n
.schr odin, walton, 1fuskegon, IS m lumber.
scbr Spencer, Blanchard, Mnskegpn, 90 n lunber.
Schf Fl n Gates, We1ch, Ln1emterg, IS eds wood.
6ch1 Heligoland, Ackerman, Muskegon, 20 IN lun1-
ber, Is N lath.
schr Col Glover, Ackernan, Auskegou, 60 N lun-
sehr Anna Thorine, Anderson, Mnskesou, ssm
sehr Charlotte. Fulton, Manitowoc, II posts,
- 800 N. shingles.
sehr A1d11ch, Simpson, Two Rivers, m r ties.
Schr Drew. :!hite, kalamazoo, 50m lumber,
. !: 80 m It square timber. ...
sehr Josephine, Dreadsn, Fiunigan, South Haven
J. ! Som IT lumber
, 1861-04-24

TO-DAY the market was very quiet. Sa1ee, 15o
brls. 81 Valparaiso" Red Winter at $40 del: %
bEIs GAINESVILLE Centert' round hoop, at $500de;
100 brls Janesville "Atlantfc' at 4.e0 on track
1000 brls. * Wacousta'' ut $4.90 In store,
WHEAT-The following table shows ihe receipts
and shipments OF wheat during the paat week: