davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-06-03

The scarcity OF gold and par currency still con.
tinues md this fact, along with unfayorsble adgi
ces from Nov York, caused still further decline
In the several markets. In flour there was an eass
er feeling among holders, and about 3,0o0 brls
were sold at S4o094 50 for faif to choice extras
the hulk Of the transactions beiug kept private.
The wheat market was very dul1 and VIC note q
further decline Of eGse per bushel; butt trans
actions did not exceed 5000 bushels at SOC for
Northwestern club: i7@7sc for No. spring; and
Ts@5bc for No. 2 spring. At these prices. howcv-
CT, ttwas impossible to buy to any extent with
e1chauge-thc demand BY sellers being gold OF
par currency. which were scarce. Corn declined
K0te, With Hight transactions at 2sS1a3c for
mixed In store Oats declined 5&Qo1c, with light
Gales at t5Kc for-No. i IN store. Rye and barley
were neglected. .Highwtues were sold at 12c.
Freigbts were steady but inactive. Only four
vessels were engaged at &c for corn to Port Col
burne, aud &c iof wheat to OsweGo.
, 1861-06-03


/ 500 reaas writing paper. le by II laches to weigh
= le3 writing papeE - By 70 Inches. to weigh
1ea ePs4 Fl i by aeacs to weigh
T. 100 resass writing paper, 's by = Inches to weigh
$. $40 fsaIas xzitias paner i By lnehe TO weigh
6. 100 ram: erisiss paper. - Is Inches t. weigh
All the rapeEs des gnated IN Classes :, 1ad T. must
contain 40 perfect shects 70 the ren, nai 10 -oUr
ee e
ner cut edge and securely and substantially
rnvelored- The papers ID class are to bs white OF
By Ills cflce Those ia classes ?. aid be
white snd OF the siz1s an weights specified In eae
Tne riShtt Ia reserved OF ordering grca.er or less
quar thy Of EACH AID even Kind contract III fer In all
aqsa,t.,s;s = NJ pnbNe ss7,.ss s nay r;ag,;:e
Iect ta scs arate coatra:t but bidders ar our foT
one q more & ths classes 4 the :alae propo.1l
by ID casrssce t,st lie 6iddsr Of niirr5 L his o.
obGatci With Eood md Sufficient .nret!c4 t. 1rni
Be {a1nished 81 Is !ce. aud noae x be tassa into
consideration uE1es+ Substantially aSreetn: there v:h
All TIE paper in tn. several class must be d:licred
ii pnIal il the state Of New York. ID good order,
es e II H. e1a s1s ee I'd asa Up
eat Of the superintendent and b. II all respects So
bddsrs are required to furnish with their propozala
samples OF not taa: Quirc o. zach Of sac kinds
OF paper Ltd r': and upon Which their proposals ma
be based except In classes a7d The succeMfn!
hadets will ee required rtssaIy - eeoiasn ID 1aeiE
FToness!, will be. addressed to "JoHN D. DE-
FREES. sup:riEteEdsl: Of 1hr Public Printing. WALL.
ParxfH Ga5 3eSJQ-9-!scw
, 1861-06-03
NeEv York DIFF Goods Market.
rErr,4, }hM ~ 2 Tn5nrn.,d,rA No. on

The market Is without any change or expectation
Of improvement before the fall, but prices OF Ill
cotton goods arc dszn with strong up ard tender
cy-Anydemand you'd uecess1tate serious advance
hom the iuers ased cost Of production. The gov
eminent ia the market for 'a1ge quantities ct dfis
and checks, and cantou hanne1B. Very few priutB
arc ceiling, and export demand Is limited. Fian-
ne1s and Blankets Tor army purposes are In good
request. Army cloths arc not 30 active, and the
Gnpply has suddenly increased Of ali but purely
woolen goods, which are the only ones wanted.
Cotton warp goodA are not wanted All wool goods
are firm In price. Fancy cassimeres are In far dc;
InanC, snd army kntscy1 are much In request. In
foreign goods there are no transactions except Ii
goods suited for soldiers weaE. Silks arc nnssls
able, and have ceaxcd to be offered, and al dfess
goods no longer meet demand. There Is no pre-
parntion making for importing fal1 goods, Noo
knows what Will be wanted, and Importers know
not whom to tzust.
The following Is the st.tement OF the Imports Of
foreign dry goods at tie Port Of New YorE for the
week End etnce Jan 1st. ~ compared with the same
periods In 1859 and 1850:
For the week, 1853. 1850. :. 1851
1hf'5 g'sss o9 1:,1ft @.a 4 Isla'm asa'sS a0s57
Entered port $44,b1sa5s $4s,stz,41s SIS, q1s,o5
THIN on market q, 4os,css 4a.Ts06 N,lsiso7
Foreign goods arc going into bond, thuogh the
imports are small. Only $s71 600 worth Of foreign
dry goods WAS thrown On tho market last week.
, 1861-06-03

- Of T.!nci+. Cook CoEat5+ s. -s--supe17or CTats
u WMiaa i W sey:. @ =: tlar* nanyen AZ! Lama J.
weSs1 aeSEsa ah "a psnis ',s ea sae co
rtn5, Samuel Bailey 1unn a. l:rown, E!l:tan =.
ssf J s obefs lse iu9tsn ha,ts s,iats
t1at Of re est1,: of ossl bu;tles uess9+s, tne e
sns an niss 9s " f.
aeceas- d. ttleNun4novn Heiss cf Joseph fEhsss. d.
sfdaS;t ttiS u fly 1iSonrssttcncc OF c:ars Knn;es
Laura kSnyGp b. wS, !le a;asrt;hn moTss r. s'aA
e 4seeaea saEss1 ssl psI I1syv I1aa
defesJans shove asmsd navins been died i tae Of
as sS q e G.frs g. % IT. 1HsFas cos5 + f. M
ns Ecmraiatln sa1d sclt rs TIE 11Sown Heirs * joel
H e s.a n .as st
The as,is tese:toed In THO hn q con,psaas In said
@ ILL., :. ;as nnAneTa ael:, of jssi Ssstes ,scesss
aat ths Unknown benz 9f JosnSh FL Fin dessAsh,
St$ i5S;os "a I'm: ns;;,.xs r.
&c smae
Il E. M!49' e1; eS sjfs IT, sna s.;
ns;s sa ss;2a E S f8 q I'll .s s
1871. >n tnas SUMMONS thsseupGn ueu out of nAa
s ,:4 a:4 sa sp @ s
Now. u:'ess yon re aid Clss@ R1r yon ana Lara
u asfi u Is 81
toel but; ..etsase! SAMUEL B.II+y: John II nr.vn
xies II sas.ss s2a tas saia isfsaaast, j a. e.
Fssns aeteased taa,i ps.senaliy Sc aaa appssr s..
e e ess e s.
At Chicago. In sad C0unsy. &C the rrat Mcnday of
ssnS ELL RI 5 Il eoScss e IL = es
naStters and Il in=s tae5e:n charged and aated viii He
'es'fss ~ 'lo 'sa'es & ~ x! c!ers
KIxG SCOTT. Solicitors .aF Complainant
, 1861-06-03

TIE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
requested 10 meet at So Clark street. up stairs at
TX O'Clock p. H., tomorrow. Pm ORpEn-
June 1bt, 1881.
, 1861-06-03
MARKETS. EF CELItGIsApn


NEW YORK, Juno 1-F1aun-Comm and
medium graEes Of Hour have lccl1ncd Sc per Dbl
with cn!y moderate business dung M for export and
BONE g s aes y ~ sEtro ofs o. W.
4>95 fer sup western; St.o5Gl5.a5 r. common to
mfjipm extra western. $5,3015.5u for shipping
u f'oe eaosa
-four dull End common grudes dropping. Sales Go0
brls at for inferior to choice extra 1Rye
1ognselling slowly at s. 1o@4 Corn meal, quiet
WmsEY-Dnll aud lower. Sales $50 brls at 100
16Acfor common and Inferior grades.
wliie good sound parcels are IN light supply and
ccntinne steady. Sales 50 goo bn chicag',a 81 10
@1.12; 1900 bu northwestern club at $l.15GDl1 II;
csoaas ~ caS Kasne a xa a9S 4 ssM IL M%saee a ee
club ct $1.H@Lls: 1900 bu amber lowa At Slip
Gi,s9; "a ,o9o winter rcd western ct 81;
hife ~esie1n sssI at % ous
hundred bu eMich 1t 81 So 5000 hu white
st 9 ~ fs ques nd steady at C
Lower; eales 136, 0o Rn at 401td: tor Inferior to
prime new mixed western; 5uQ353c for new gel
low western; t6 for Gig mixed western. OATS more
PEoyis,ossE EoI5-Dall and sa5oeplng: M y . salss
p 5g MR f'5 ass} sss SF esaF LEA
june 1st, $50 bfs; .anae date last month 67;7oo
brls; same date lat year, % ~ BIZ Besf-Dall
ad pie & 52 o1 ass coaaI FL ss tS5
icf 1spasked mess. end sl1.25@12.5o for extEs
mess. Total stock old and new; Jnne 1st, 4a:45G
gel pPss e beef Is
| quitet and nnchanged. Beef hams arc inactive at
| previous quotations. Cut meats are dull sa:css
leo pkss 1t te5 shqala;E a 3 aua s6 ssSs 5<s f
draopipg. Sales $50 bsls ct 9@aHc. Better Is
selling at s@t4c for Ohio. and 1@16c for
state: Cheese Il in moderate requsstat sebsc as
GnocEE, -sugar-Raw, heavy. Sales 400 hhds
, 1861-06-03
%1,0oosooos

sPEIsHTlEID ILi1yota Nsy e. 1851
&c @ ~ u s she e
day nne sS.. and at The American Esss ange D.ak
T. & NS b5ss ot
Stock Ct t,e state ot Illinois, he i.sued n accord
creating war fnd md to provide fSr su,lltiag at &c.
yoluntee,S" sGpFoyed siay q 1Gs,: The stock t.a5
ater the year Of our Lord is:s ii the city Of Ssw
York. bear Interest 1t tae rate Of SIX cent
se Z s soa sf " M ~ = &
PAYABLE u hearer with semi aanra interest coupons
sv Pss5s g q At oaaaS q Aaa
mo lunt:red sd dffy taous1nd d5nars in bonds OF
nrc huaatrd doHsrs each. Two hundred aud lttty
and i've hcndred thousand dollars u bolis OF one
lnusaEd dollars cach -
rT I4s pEopesa!. ths saH, etsrea for esca
;tost 10 is! and must 81 uresndtioaa1 gttsoas r.
W Nv r. saF Ct s
Es. e e. & e f. ee es
Gates 10 be zttuTced II case the cteEass are not
Tbs IeIscse whose bids arc accepted wl1 he rc-
q "a ao 9t y :. NJ nfe y r. s1
b.aE d ID tity Ssx Fass r. :ases : IS o?as:
we5 IL d:i Ii Vi 4Rsa aT ~
11o as
@ Cd q Il
~ = Psetxc 70 t1e n q sa state
a aets, aai: ss was 9.Isf II
sf IL State Il nnas.s 1t t9s Amsftcaa EE5e,aa:e
SaoS' NC" or EclEW6 aiG6sa!i YATEs Il k'ao ''.
isE HSSni + * sas';3aI :. n1saoi'
Mrs2 pafS.1fA WILLIAM Hrf1TEE TTts:nYer
, 1861-06-03


CARD PROM Jcus B. DnAKE.-In order that
justice shall be done to all, would state that
20 bill was sent TO the room Of Judge Doug
los, neither was there any intimation that Mr:
Ely would send the bill to Judge Douglas
room. It was cent to the office according to
instructions given Mr.. Ely, aud the clerk not
knowing anything about it; declined paying
1t, but took the bill, and told Mr. Ely thst he
would make inquiries about It, and II correct,
would sec that it was paid. JoHN B. DRAKE.
CARD or ME-. ELY.
I regret being compelled to announce IN
this manner my entire Innocence as regards
the accusation brought against ne by some
unjust persons as regards the presenting OF T.
bill by myself at the sick room Of Judge
Douglas. The bill was not presented ut his
rooms-netther would have been, II never
raid-hut was simply sent to the Office Of the
fremont House for payment, IS specially. d.
rec.ed tr Mrs. Douglas herself: The
clerk at the Office Of the Hotel not
knowing anything about tie bill, said upon
ascertained that Il was correct would pay it,
and when Mr. Hamlin came into my store on
Friday evening aad called for the BILL was
not fully aware but that it had been paid
upon ascertaiuiug that 1t was not, I gayc Mr..
H. the bill, and took from the counter the
money for It, supposing 1t was paid ty said
Hanlin, for the proprietoIs Of the fremont
House.
Trusting this explanation Of the matte,
may suffice, and That those gentlemen wac
participated In the outrage and injustice doae
me, may see fit publicly to ackuo owledge thel,
error, subscribe myself, respectfully,
EDWARD Elf.
, 1861-06-03

NASHVILLE, Hay N.-There VIE nothing doing
yesterday in cotton or tobacco.
CofIte was held as high IS &C for Rlo--aa ad.
rance Of &C.
P1odnce-We hear Of no change. Wc quote
bacon uH follows: Hame, 13G1t5c; sldes, 14Gh15c;
ehonldcr., tt@t2Hc. Corn, 7bGe0c; flour, 81 50;
and s. retail Tor the beat brands.
ACGrsTA, May s4.--Wc hand you herewith a
statement Of our produce market, noting q dc.
rnand fos leading articles, dour excepted which ia
rery quiet, with n5ices tcnaine daTnaard: IA
SonhsE ieand Tsna d{Sa4Se s{Sss slfas s1ass
hsms, % 15Glkc; shoulders, do 1a01sXc; lard
\ bai,o!s, liK@14c; in kegs and cans. l5@15Hc'
Wheat-1sed. $50; white $t.75. F1ourExtra
family, $4,000 co.; family or extra enpcr1ne
IS 25@s,60; sapcrane, $7.75@so0. Corn $l0l05
u,enl. &l,00DL10; osta. GQG65c: stock peas,
91.25@l.3O; rye. 81 70; feathers, 4o045c; butter
t.4eJc; eggs, 1bDlec. IA. ASslKr l. Co.
, 1861-06-03

EEAsoSAD12.-The wa1m weather gave 1ifc
and activity TO the trade in straw drinks On
Saturday. Soda fountains were busy, the ice
cream men delighted "Edward," Of Whip
pie d Co., who furnished seventeen gallons
nf cream to the Ladies' Festival, at Bryan
Hall, f.w Fights since, had rush ali the
afternoon and evening, at his establishment,
No, a South Clark street.
, 1861-06-03

N11EAGVs d1A{ 3Is 1boI.
1T. Ectx1ox-Dear Sir: The officers OF the
Irish Brigade, and their command. having learned
through thcir Quarte1u aster that you, SIR gener,
ouely advanced to the Brigade the sum Of three
hundred and my dollars for the purpose Of pur.
Chasing blankets tor the men who hare already
Suffered severely from the vsant OF covering; the
officers of the Brigade cannot permit the mere 40
Acknowledgement Of this kind and humaue act to be
regarded as sufficient manifestation Of their ap.
probation Of your generosity and patriotism.
They desire to say on behalf Of themselves md
theif command that this prompt response to their
wants "a response made before ha1t their wants
were made known to you inspires them With the
llveliuat teelingB OF gratitude and respect. This
act will csrr cndcar your name to the Brigade ind
show to them how tho Christian charities are best
found associated with the good citizen, the grner
orp msn, the peaceful yet warm patriot. In COZ
co1causion, allow sus to Wish you every blessing
that Heaven showers upon the dcsorytng
am, Tery respectfully, yours, On behalf Of ths
Brigade. 7. l. RAE.
, 1861-06-03

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County oss
~ Caok, s.a. Superior Court of Chicago, Juno
Tcr11 lst1 Samuel Sfs efa -. joan PAIL Lutcf
stonr Lewis W, Stone. ucorge i Earnc4 and t:nro-
line II. Carncs bis wife, Theodors F. Phlpa William
q. Appleton AMI Eliza g. Arpscton his wifi. Ahjth
Stone, c bert BatnbEtLse, cnr-c 1u:cd@c " ilan H.
warne Frcdeztes Wa:ne. Hiram \. TqeSsr. Nashanrt
Eorthe11 and EtchEr1l b. Dov-ll. In CahaccsY.
Affidavit Of the nonrcstdence Of G:ose. = Calncs
and Caroline II. Casnes bis wlse Theodore F. Phillips.
William e. Appleton and Fstzn G. Appleton hie wife.
.abijah stone Robert Isa!rbIagc. George Rutledse.
B. pcyeN. fourteen OF the defendants Ahove named.
having been hled In the on'ce Of the C1er Of said
Superior Court OF Chicago roice Il hereby given to
the ta1h George Cares And Caroline Il Ca+nes nj
wtfe, TncAo5e +. PhIl,ss, William G. Appleton Al
E5s Apcsto@s q. IT Anah fons KoseE Ba
liam Wilson ana Richard b DoreI that the complain
Ant filed kts bill Of complaint IL said Court o1 tae
Charcery ride thereof on the eth day OF 3Iay ISL and
that = snmmonds theseupon Issued ont Of sAd Court
ssanst sd stturuable On the nsss Aonda7
Now, unle.s you, tie said George 4 CaInes and
Caroline H. Carue8 his wife Theodore F. Phillips WI
liam G. Appleton aud Eliza g. Appleton h.s vim
AhijAh Stone, Robert BainbEdge, George Rutledze.
cs1aes, samuel Hasktll, William WILSON and K1chss1
Farez!er court Il Ch!cago of Coes Coanty. oa @ tne
rago Ii aal County On the nrst Monday u June lSsl
and plead. answer Or demur 10 the k11d
IN r. "a e.
apavet ana of ssa f1tft S 4adI:t
EEG EcoTr Couprts Solr- mJIelo<3W
, 1861-06-03

=. y. 5A1Ts cHcReH.-Ths hour for Sunday after
9oon ee!ass has BEEN changed 10 o'clock Tor the
, 1861-06-03

EA1unnAr EyEsssa. june !, 1861.
The money market continues quiet and unintor
citing Our bankers aro doing little or nothing
The amount OF current funds being so small that
almost every man can be his OWL banker. Gold
comes In steadily; but the demand for it is 80
great that there taa continued scarcity. The Same
is also t1ce Of par cnsTeney. Everything now
called money goes Into tho interior as fast as t
au1ves. Our city merchants have been trying to
refuse Ill Illinois currency; but t1ey found that
they might rs vel c1ose thetr stores as attempt
10 eel only for gold OF par currency. TIL heavier
eupplles come on, "stump ta1l'' will have TO be.
ueed at what 1t Is worth.
Eastern exchange was gold to-day at 1@1H per
cent discount for gold aud at par for Indiana and
Iowa currency
s1ocKs.-Therc Wns no Second Board held TO-
day IN New York. The following are the quota
Y1S..
, 1861-06-03

GOO bu rcd ST s11oc; 1900 In do at 81 1oc 1000
bu game. OF white, sales t,100 ba at St.2sc;
1,c0o bu sa1nc. Cora-uolders generally asking
&c, hut VIC hear OF no salcs except to fill out Of
1crs. Bic could be had For part Of = c1rco, aside
fcm VIC hear OF ro o1tIs. Sale 1,0C0 bu p. t.
Rye-49c. Oate-2iGt15c.' 80
, 1861-06-03
Gbiraqo Gribu@1e
THE CITY


The following is the Aet of the places for yotinp
,.a thc 1n<actnrs nf flertfnn fo- thc c,ar4ion m
Monday, suhc ~:
rnst "e1 W 1naette3An aonee' corner OF
stnctoa Lont, r y. Grey, D. T. strother.
ekeoSo N.hp-Ine shoe store. 81 Dearborn
Es-S,,s...1 - o'A'as' n' e'ans ~
1H1Rp "Afn-sheran's omee' Court HouHc,
e<'sae' O. " s''aRe' fetes
T:ar,,rp v.nnzo1d K,c,,o uor,o NJ q ~,
mr., or wc,1t ana w,.nira a+on st,.eo+. 1s,n.., ~
ort-L, 1amperts, c. Mrtchlechner c. Ecponne1l
Furu TAnp-old Engine Housc, corner Of
> n,11.N 80 49, c..se.. 1,ss. ~
$50 - Nnenrr s-,f.h,s , h,ace as-.a =,
sjwnntec .yrrnc md Dea p1aIncs street. @ n. -.
,-.-,o..- -r,nr,.x 1arcrcry I. s Tond wn. ~
nrnmmona ~'
SEVENTH wAnncosnez of Wells street and ch.
e*go :Tcnpe. In*p<etory-Jamea G. Grant C.
F,o,,41, WArn-yorth Marte. u.n zn.n..,
rrs-u. E. prouty I. j. Ktnse1l., Andrew Sel
scn.
NINTH NAKu-Tht C8tpcnttrBhoD O Cs.e be.
, 1861-06-03

EXPLOSION OF a SoDA GEEERATOR.-0n
Ssturdny morning a large copper soda gener.
ntor q! Smith & Dwyez's, on the corner Of
Lake and Dearborn streets, exploded with
tremendous report, ipjuring two yonng men
employed by the firm, oac Of whom had his
nrm cut, and the other was burned by acid.
Euch was the force OF the explosion whic,.
took Place In the sidewalk vault, that the
p'anEihg overhead WIS torn up. Two or
three pcrscns In the street adjacent thought
small earthquake had got loose.
, 1861-06-03

~IATE UF IILlN OI5, CUUh
- COUNTY: $. s.-s:rcE:as Court of ChlcsEo.
Errd "a J. x ua1l~:t--Attaes1ncnt.
Pnb not!es Is hsse sysn t. shs 50 sad x Mai
Of the Clerk o. Iii: SUPERIOR Court Of Chicago. da;ed
The It'll day 11 apr y 1S6l. At ths sult r the said
tat. OF IL: sad E. Hall M, f2r the sam Of five
41uasssvh sevensyTwo and $500 Co!lArN d1reetc4 -
r:tnEn:.: cotcd Now. csref9ss sarss you s1e :sd
the sad superior cEF. ef Chicago, On nr bcf're ths
nrst day of the tbcEyo to be hnsen A. ~: court
Junr. 4, ISL etvs +reeta1 eHtl aoa p1"at y tno
s.a pla2 " aer ~! B. enl, nj fsd s.'as =
uc pfSrersy attar'l" as ma, BE- saiErist = ss.:ty
tha said Judgment aEd cots Nn b soll = aa;fy sha
ssFtt. WhETEl. htA0ALL. C}er&-
GALLCP HITCHCOCK F.td's att'ts. myAa,G4.sv
, 1861-06-03

= TIE MEMRERs OF THIS COMPANY WILL
meet ut the ar7noy in Robbins Block. In plain
clothes, Wsarfng the fatigue c1p at o'clock tlis
tie funeral eerriccs Of Col Ellsworth at Natloual
Hall.
By order. VIZ, II, Lurf, Scc'y.
, 1861-06-03

-. ARRIVED. MAY 81.
Investigator, Athens, 80 cords Fub1ie stone. "a
Il Loolaia, Athena, 81 cubic yds sabble stone, II
cubic yds diem stone. ~: :
Vernonter, Feeder, 900 cords wood.
Thames, Ia.te1lles, b,4c0 bu corr.
Cnear, Lasal1e, h,1SS bu coen.
Alabama, LasaIic, $500 bu com.
Morris. Lasalle, 400 bu oorn4
, 1861-06-03

aIrncAsTnr regularmeet-
Ing of the Mercantile Association will be held
at their rooms on Monday evening, June Sd,
ut * o'clock. MEERL LADD, Sec'Y.
, 1861-06-03

CIVIL wAn The most csvN. war indulged IN by
human critters, is war constantly waged upon
vfctuals. This is daily fecn in all its beauty,
t'pomp and circumstance ut the eating house Of
Mcesrs Case 1 Parmclee, Nos 123 md 125 Dear.
bcrn street. Call urd take . hand in. But, joking
aside, the best feed, the best waitere the best ca
teeyess the best hosts and the best Of everything
ia to he found at Case 4 Parme1ccs. j1-2t
, 1861-06-03

MATS OF TIE SEAT OF WARN aleh, ut the
cosucz Of Madison street and Custom House
Place, has received fou- new maps, just pub.
1ihhed by ]. e. Cotton. One Of them shows
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Virginia on .
large scale. and another exhibits Kentucky,
Tennessee, Southern Missouri, Arkansas, aud
Southern Illinois, Ohio and Indiana These
The maps just nov. The relative position Of
Cairo ind other towns Of the Mississippi will
be easily learned by consulting this map.
, 1861-06-03
BFiende RfuaucA.

Mftee Of the 1rieh Erlgade who Ia in edret In his
duties will report his cqlections at Head 2qatsess
IN the Barracks, not later than P NJ. TINS aays
Th3re IL no time to waste, we mnst bo ap and d.
ing. Act, aud net at once.
, 1861-06-03
H-tga{ anbertistE12nts.
rUANCERY NOTICE.-Statc of

L l.
~ ntnotA County Of ccoE. ) s-SHperto: Cour:
af Ghtrace; June I e'.n. !s6i In Gaea:eEs
KnnJon, ha wife, ..1eaepa J2anst,n Csxrses q.
rany. samuel B.lley. Jol:a H. nrsw1 ~.lli.sa IS y y,
Bro~r Peter Eln1ey. E-sfe:to1 Il Lnd%cR. t:har;1A
starr Robert ls9E!,e; daeaa aas.s s;n,IaI,t.a'
Known heirs ef joel Hatt!c*, tvceaset. ClaGIsa H.
Ems, admins Of the esf:e II asph t1!k'cs -
ecascd the Unknown heirs Of Jo.ePh FlklEs deceased
ht,das,t ha"ssE heen n!sa " the o,ssa e rs tsss
cfsasd SuEcrcr -urt Of Chicago that ssubeEs !lHh
o:e Of TIE dete9dants aa:yc aas2e4 en d,.e inaasy
out O. thii State Notice Il hereby E1ven p e.
sad Eohtrt Hughes that = co,p'anaLt nfrt his bin
OF complaint in ea!d Cert or the CsaHcerY s!dt
ittrt Of on rte t~ ut!eth Cay or Nay .1 and last
Ia theteupon ;ssEed out " aaii Court against
RI! sieatsnss p, resprn.Ne On the aEst Monday Of
Now, nnlsfs you. tho sefd kohert Hughes SHALL
rcTsorA1lY be an. apr.at hefJre said Superior Court
of Ct'rago. OF Cook COUNT oa shs trst dar Of tie
rt1t tern: ttesesE to b, Ecldea 1t cEtes2o. tn said
County cn TIE NEss Mont!itr cf JQce, ISL and plead
acswrr cr de1cr 70 tho said cou17lstnants biil OF
complaint TIE tho ast,.s And things Tiers
Il rfasse I'd .tatca vi: BE- taken % confessed sad
de~f1t entered usasret fu arc0Edl11 ~ thu rf3yrx
cfta!I b1 l. WALTER KIM1ALL. Cletk-
K.Sc 4 sco!T. Conllai-a anita Solicitors.
uJ:S-r2l-5E
, 1861-06-03
Attention. National Rlues.

TIE MEMBERS OF THIS COMPANY ARE
hereby notified to attend at the Armory, Llnd's
Block, on Tuesd2y evening at o'clock, as bust
uces CT importance will hs transacted.
All persons wisains to join this organization are
invited to attend,
By order Of TIE COMMITTEE.
, 1861-06-03

PICTORIAL PpERs.-Leslie's Illustrated,
Harstr'b Weekly and Ncw York News, have
been received at Norris d Hyds'a, 100 Dear
bern street, and 102 Madison erect Each Of
these papers cometo us respondent with
spirited cngraFings of the wal, the death Of
Col Ellsworth and the taking. Of Ale1andria,
and the death Of Col Vosburgh. The portrait
Of El1Ewo1th In Leslie is remarkably good; we
perfect, They hare The Life Of Lieut.. Cen
Scott, with which goes fine Photographic
Nkenea. Of tie old hero, all for twenty five
eentR
, 1861-06-03

TIE IRISH BE16ADE.-Csptain Moriarty and
filled company hare Joined the Irish Brig
ade.
, 1861-06-03
M A RI N e LII 8 =


ARRIVED. june I.
Steam Minnesota, Clark, Grand Traverse Bay, 400
eds wood.
Prop Hunter. Dlcksnn, Port Satn!a, a4i pkss mdze.
Brig Mitchell, Hutchinson, Green Bay, 40 N lun-
ber. ....
scbr franklin, Bseh, Wilkinson City, 1909 wagon
wheels.
Schr Racine, Brown, Masonic Lea, $50 m lunabes,
50 m 1ath.
sbr Lady. Jane, 1rglls, Benona, 30 N lumber, 50
nj shingles.
sehr Union. Ald1iehss Holland, 81 eds wood.
Scht Eavagh, Earl, OsHego, o. n e r iron.
Schr Calcutta. Long, South Pier, 20 eds wood.
Seht Norton, Carberry, North Unity, 50 eds wood.
25 N 50 timber.
schr Hinsdale, Pareon, Ham1iu's Pier, 10 m lum-
her.
6chr Muskegon, McKea, Muskegun, Is m In nber.
Schr Enterprise Peterson, Wilkinson Pier, 70 eds
:. wood.
, 1861-06-03

PAPER HAHGNeB.-The best stock at the lowest
pr1cee, at Fa1on's, No. 70 Lake street, ap31tf
t1 AL ehoald not fail to read the advertise
meut Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-06-03
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
y COUNTY, 3. s-snpeEdor Court Of ChieaEa.

rOT1NTy 4 a-guperfor Court Of Chicago
Slsy Tefn isl tsehin1a A;s 3; nnsd and s5s'estsf
t ctic. is hereby given to tho aAtd J. K Hal-
1.!u thst Wit ef ,asuei o9s ot the oroe
IL E a3h daY 81 Apr. A D. 1ss p tae sais q no aald
Rssd ss d.:a :Rf as m 81 sts
Hn5dFea ~ IL IsescnryTwo and 4&ln Dosfs dFectet 10
bs sEer!f OF t.ock County, which nsd WITT bss bee
eEnV t5ersofe unless Jon. the aa.d J. q. ua1,sra
or Court q Chicago beiore the axt day oi lie
term thereof to BE- holden q tte Court House. In thd
BI gt,s .peaA oa4 md plesd . he taid plzlatn.1
faJor II The said plnlatnh and 10 much of The PRO
petty sttathed Ia rnay be sufficient 70 satisfy the5a
Judgment and toets, will he road 70 skEatY taa u
WALTER KlhEALf4, C1eIK
GALLUP b EgTcHDpcK, P1t'HB Att'ys mY4t7A-&N
, 1861-06-03

Y0U ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO APPEAR
at The Ar1nory, Sunday, juno I'd, at - o'clock NJ,
It. 10 attend the funeral terg7ccs of Col Ellsworth.
Per order. i. ". UsDEnWooD, Sec'y.