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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-13

WnOOpfHs' Cough Thu ehfef cause of
all ruptures in children may be traced to this dis
tressing complaint, and this result may be checked
by using HHaReceEFs Unicersat Cough FeRedy. Be
ing free of components which restrict free of
the remedy to check. the spasms, and allow the
cough to have its run in quiet way, is enough to
say Of preparation. At small outlay, all we
claim for it will be proved, and full particulars
found in the pamphlets to be had of all agents,
the proprietor. See advertisement in another
dunn. fcbf1md
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-13

bg1- Hon. Schuyler Coltax will accept our
thanks for a copy of the speech OF tina
noble Virginian, SHERRARD CLEMENS.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-13

Ell Packet, GENL ID. M. WHITE, FT7rg, q.
II. l.. LANCASTER, master, runs as "a elk=-I-f-tt9
regular Freight and Passenger tGz=z=zzs5s
daily Sundays excepted) between this point and
Henderson. aug7
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-02-13
PITTSBURG COAL.

6D5O H.aLF BBLs sMOL.8 ssRs FOR
A. sale on consignment by
ian2i-2W ALIIS & HOMES
, 1861-06-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. June eef.--FLoUg-heary and $ to
10c per b1l lower with moderate demand for export
and limited home trade inquiry. Sales n. 0O0 brl4
ttaie: $i ao043s for surer western ss55Gl %
for common to medium extra western; f52o@
go for shipping b1ands round hoop Ohio: $3.50
G6.S5 for tF-dc hfauds 10, market closing he3ry.
Cnna: Ian lower and only moderate business do
irg: Sales 800 brle at G599,a5 for common 10
choice extra. Rye 1eur is selling slowly at saD4.
Tern meal IL moderate request. Sales $50 brls at
q s. fer Je1tey $3 lola atorc for B-andywine.
NH1sKI-Mo1e doing without material change.
Sales. 1.4e0 brls st lGc and 30 brls dredge at lc
GEA1x-Wheat heavy and to &C lower, With
moderate business dolpg; export ut the decline.
s. Sales les s1,Soo hn Chicago spri1E At s7He9S196;
srrjns at sl.0eG1 1.l0; 5000 bu amber Iowa at
Sl.1l@l5; 2G,tUo Winter red western at $1,ao@
1.93; $50 bu white Canada At $lG; 500 b9
Grmer. Sales 5000 bn prai.ie mixed at 69c per
hu. Barley dull and nominal at 551G2c per IN.
corn advanced !c . hn with good Come trade and
ferior 70 prime new mixed western: 80 bu very
choice doat 50G5ec western yel ow. Oats in mod
ssate request at 2sG3lc western and sommon;
Pnor.s1oss-Fo1k-Dun heavy and declining.
Sales 400 bbls at SIS for mess $40 for prime. Beet
continues dull and nominal at $4D4 80 for country
mess, $loG1l 70! extra mess. There is nothing Of
moment doing in prime mesa beef. Beef bans
heavy and lower. Sales 20 b5ls at SIS 5o413.62k.
81 for hams Bacon qaisi and unchanged. Lard
dull and heavy. Sales 100 bbls ats1H094. Butter
in mode.ate request at 7k@13 for Ohio, ~ G15 for
GHocEG11s-Codee without material change In
Price AID in moderate request. Sales 80 bags Of
o Ht@sA saSs Ms1lsabo bo at 4
S boze. Havana Ut 54@5,lc. Molasses@0nly to
note sales Of IS hhds 81 Pofto Rico It 221aic:
- s9oeks Is firm mar and q%niet % ! serip esh; E = 9
, 1861-06-25


FnE1GHTs- -ActIse and steady. The engage
ments were: To Kingston: schr Qneen of The
lakss' wheat, M ~ at t loc; brig Pilgrim. 70 arrive.
bark David Morris, corn, at lOc; schr IL Jones,
corn, yia sarnia, at 10Hc. TO Port Co1borne: =:
ha1k Colorado, echt D.untless. bark sturges: and
Of the Morning. corn, at 7c. TO Buffalo: prop
Nile, 9o0 nu re. at eHc; props Galena and vi
mono; wheat, At C; prop Neptune, wheat, At TIC;
prop Iowa, schrs Mazeppa, Ellza Logan, johnson
all with corn, at G5<c; schr White Squall, and
ntig IcuDg America. eorn, at 7s; seaEs 7 ]
wheat. at T}5c: brig Commerce, wheat at &C. 10
New York: 1900 bu corn, per schr Racer. via
Port colborne, st 1774c 70 Port sarrnia brig
FloGK-Keesiyed e,514 brls; shipped by Lake,
$500 brls. Market qniet. fa1cs, lou brie :'south
Bend at s3.5o del; 1oo brls ''Janesvile Miis'' At
6t medium M extra ss q s1d el = 70 81 9eEei qe
50 80 DEL 100 b,ls '.1sland Mi1s'' On t; % brls
,W1EAT-Eeseived. 47,osa bu; shipped,, 7c,ses
sales, LOCO bu W Club in store At &C; 20 600 bn
No Spring n store at e5c-gold; .a,ooo bn do at
Csc 1900 bu do at 65Ec; 1900 bu do al &c; 5,Uo1
1900 6u a. Il s.; 100 bn Rejected in store al &C.
J. LEO bu do at 4SHe.
- Sales By sample were a. iollows: 1876 bags good
baga Minnesota Spring at 65c on track; 155 bags
fair spring at CSC on track.
,c0RN-Receiyed, ss.39l hu !; shipped, 4,Ao0 hu.
q y; IS, ,e0 bu River Mixed al &c + Q. b:, gold
ness bu Ilxed il store e ss 25e-psrt &C. pa gold
s5s Pi5 Sa e. st : @ p b. d2 % At 1t Ee
e. coo bu Rejected In etorc at 16c.
oATs-Kcccfsed, 10.7l1 bu; shipped, 3i 500 bu.
Market quiet. salez sooo bushels No. in store
RYEReeeiycd, 3,11s bu; shipped, 5, 50, bu.
, 1861-06-25

RE7CRSED TO TIE sERv1cE.-Some time
ego, james Curtis, eon Of the late Ex-Mayor,
Jsmes Curtis, on account Of his fathers ILL.,
nees resigned his commission as First Lieu
terant ct the Second Infantry. He has just
hefp Ynz+1rfnfe3
, 1861-06-25
II A r I N E L I s T.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. June ~.
Prop Mea1s. Reyerson, Pentwater, co cords wood
60 cords thIngle bolts. 50 brls dsh.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Mn.kegon, 40 N lumber.
Prop Nenora, conkey, Buffalo, 40 kegs fish, lot Of
mdze-
Prop Nilc, Br 'gss, Buffalo, 8 kegs highwiues, lot
Of frndze.
Prop Gsiena, Steel, Buffalo, los pigs ash 15o tons
E3dze.
Prop Hu keyc, Roesman, Ogdenburgh, "A pkgs and
45 tons 1ndke.
Prop Foss, Wilson, Mnskeeon, 100 Il, lumber. 2om
1ath. 20 m shingles.
Prop Pittsburgh, Bcckwith, Buftalo.
Bari Great West, Macarthur, Buffalo, 1900 brls
E11t.
Bark City Of Chicago, Lynn. Buffalo.
Bark Colorado. ant Rufa1o.
Bark Sturees. Faith, Huffalo.
Brig Mary, Ru,here, Pensaukie, lao m lumber.
and Iimbcr,
Brig Young Amtrics. Doyle, Buffalo.
, 1861-06-25

ARRIVED. June n,
Resolute, Athcne. 90 rubble stone.
Eerm0nter. Feeder. 4SM eds wood.
L Alexander, LccEport, 6000 bush corn. q bush
oats.
Troubadour, Iockport, $500 bush oats.
Mary Emery, Ottawa, sos bush corn.
Mazcppa, Ottawa, $500 bush corn.
Danube, Ottawa, 4500 bush corn, 500 bnah Theat.
Antiopa, Lseallc, b218 bush torn.
Acme, Lasalle, 1874 bush coEa.
j Harmon. b5s9 hush corn.
Celestial, Laaalle, 1854 bush corn.
CLEARED June q,
Rail Splitter, Lasslle, 1853 It lumber 5000 stayes
Emeline, Seneca, $4,000 II lumber, s hf brIa fish,
100 lbs woodenware. 9H IN lAth,
Globe, lockport, 1874 It lumber, $500 Ds mdze.
Cuba, Ottawa,
F. Burnham, 1.asa1lc.
] Chaplin, Ls.a1le. no. 5D0it lumber, 100 N shin
gies, leo m lath.
Marion, Seneca, 25 bsls salt.
Adelia, Joliet.
j Il D}ckey, Lasalle sos It lumber, 5om shingles,
400 os work, 5H tons nazc, as bzls salt.
Ecrmonter. Feeder.
Narobeck, Laealle. .
Old uuntoon. LaeaIle, lilo brla salt.
Reeolute, Athens. 4 br1s lime.
Danube, Ottawa.
Union Lsss!s' sai s',17o # lumber ION shingles,
Morton. Lasallc, &, $50 # lumber, Is m do 70 m
lath, 24 tons pig Iron.
Aurora, Lasnlle. 1T52l It lumber, 31H N lath, 800
brls salt, 7 wagons.
Al'ce LAsa1le, ~ 800 it lumber.
, 1861-06-25

FAST DAY-In accordance with the action
taken by the late General Assembly, Friday
cf this week Is to be observed By the New
School Presbyte1ian Churches Of this city as q
day Ct Fasting and Prayer, In behalf Of the
cnnnfrE
, 1861-06-25

CoMrET1T1oH RATEs-The Racine aud Mis-
sit.ippi have opened eharp fire Of low rates
On their competitors for the trade between
Chicago and Freeport, Belolt and Rockford,
and tlcir trains leave over the Chicago aud
NcrtlH este1u railroad.
, 1861-06-25

InQuEsT.-Co7oner James held an Inquest
xeete1day, on the body Of Charles Westbrook,
l7years Of age, who died on Sunday, under
circumstances deemed suspicious, but tho
Jury were satisfied that he died from natural
rsrseH
, 1861-06-25
Ii |.[3
Kryo 4 SCOTT, Solicitors f-r Complainant
Ey4l-si57sW


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County Z:
y Cook, s.s Superior COURT r Chicago, Inns
Term ISL Sauctl Myers Es JON Fahllaas- Intfle1
Ht1nH en. ii. wtfc, Tneotiore f Phillips Wusn
4; annictop an' tilzs e. Appleton bis wtf, !Abj.h
Stone " berf E.5nhrlt--, c. rye Eut-dgc Villa u
Wa.n., Frederick wstne !1!rs!n ,A Tucksv Nashanie
9G.sthrii Sua i:ichssl r. Dov+ll in Chancery.
nndav5s q .he Enu-rtsidencc OF Georgv i Caraea
ara dar, line II. CarIex h!. wife, Theto.. F. Paiira
= Wij,an1 G. APPLETON ao1 Eliz* e. Applet n his vita
Abijah - rc tobeEt sainbrtJge. George 1:utledEs
B. Doyeil. fourteen Of TIC dsftndsars shove named
hsyipg been He'd IN the once Of tho Clrrs II sad
Superior Court ct Chicago. notlce Is hereby Rtyen:9
t!ls .aL George CaEnes and Caroline H. Carnes nl
Els G. Apple.on ii ssere i5HSefs Is, 81
bridge. George Rutled=e, William H. Wnyut, Frettl
lex Warne. Nathaniel e. tarnes Samuel HASKELL Wi
Liam Wilson and XII hard u DuveE. sllat the complain
ant dled fls bill et complaint IN salt CenFx, on tha
ChaocerS side thereof on the 9th day Of NAY ss aud
8Zttnst said defendants returuAhfe the urst Monthly
Of June next 1851, a by Law required
Now, rnless you. tic said Ge.r-e - Carnes na3
Cafoltne Il. Chlnes his wtfc Theodore F. Phipa, VII
l!am g. Appleton and ELLIS e. Arp!etan his vita
Ah31sa st9n1 Robert Bano.idSs GeorSs kns's'sa
CaTnes, samuel T. kell W|lli,u Wilson ana a:sard
3 Dovcn a4al tersonally be and appear before sai5
Superior Court or Chicago Of Cook County, on tha
frst day cf the - be holden AZ Til
cage IN said County, on the Est Monday OF June sa
therein charged sod stated VIII be taken ~ confessa1
pqsyer # sa bi dSa.f ce,
KHa SCOTT. Coraprss soIr. m5sisiss-5V
, 1861-06-25

There was q fa1r attendance On Change to-day
and the leading markets were tole-ably active.
At the opening the wheat market WAS rather
easier, but under an improved shipping demand,
1t speedily became firm and closed steady and &c
tiEe-about Il. 900 bushels having changed hands
at &c for Northwestern Club; G5@68c for No.
Spring; 57G5sc for No. 2: and 4sK@50c for Re-
jected. There was less -four offering and tho mar
ket Vas qplet-Home buyers preferrlng to wait
till there WAS better supply On the market. On
y about COO bb1s were sold, at $3.3o93.;0 for me-
dium to choice extras, and $ao0 for Superfne.
There was good demand for corn by shippers,
and the market was firm and active aud active
about 10000 bushels being sold st &c for Yellow
T. o. b.; s57Sc for River Mixed adoat; 2sc for Ca
nalahoat; a3c@as1zs for Mixed In store; and 1sc
for Rejected in store. Oats were qufat
at 10 cents. Rye dull, with sales Of
No. at 30c, Barley remains dull, with light sales
at sOc for No. 2, and 13c for Rejected. uighwines
quiet.
There was better supply ofyescls to-day, and
rates at the opening were easier; but owing to an
active inquiry for freight room, and heavy engage
1ncnt. rates at the c'ose were Etifer. Tkirty
sail vessela and four propellers wero engaged at
the following rates: Wheat to Buffalo By sail, 20
TIC, and 7}s6sc BY steam wheat to Kingston,
10c; wheat to O5wego. 1o1sc; corn to Oswego, at
1OQ1104c; corn to Port Colbu1n and BaiElo, 6h
&C. .... .... ..-
rIoCn AND GRAIN IN sTonI-5rNE q.
, 1861-06-25
TIIANCAKY NlT!CE. State
~ CT nlincls, Cock CountY s,5-Su1cr,or Cvuxk

TtHANCARY NNTtCE State
n rfsasa e inGis 5asc fs9x cs1ns' s"FeFof c0o<s
ssg1s 'a Il, vie :,5 eaf s;s al : t.
w!eses dchn pssuH'..on3 sn.r!cAn ll.rse ~ ;oT-
i*soxuii Fs,:r kEaf; E:::S;t. III stek c;s:s
inc~n HG-. ot Joe, RMttea, decese"d { arl+'a II
sss 3 i, aatoaa = IL. IL s'i jo!.pS Fr sis;
ees1d11a ,td, Cl1sTse:I G. ;Ts: .rc. :, ,1,r, -ax.
1ss1s Kn7o ~ th h. of sri 7ySl yl
toa paP{ uSta Bs:;l,s: a!"a,:ss't p t's
II,.1aS E5sSa ;3, ,n r5,,; 5Sa FIJI -
ass & ne 3ss 4 "a aTt al
e1e s' si - Is M
E1iles sec a'n thu unkEc ": 1Ir'rs q Jose?h
.e Ida II tie I q tsme t liz d az sa
s, aaa q h H. atnx t r e q = i fs @ ass
nd hi h 1.;rn7 n s I'd
AZ el.eaa nefse ~ Ss Ceasay .I3 Ise.aa pu::l. aaa
g t;ass asi tss ts
1a,'oa 1Thp FT"Tn o Wa bsss s r;sF ny ~ e e.
compla .Irl h!s bill Of G. mplans in s!t Court
~. "a ~ san;nsns :eapa eed eut .f:.M
S' Sow.' 'unless m ~ you 'ai't cis:x i:a:yon sa L. r.
5.5; s5i. 5s! n q i: Ss ss{;s &
1oei buttss deceased s4u'a = R.ilsy. I.kn R5:va.
William. Il. Hrpwp. P.ter Kinney. E..1e:t n .. Lod
wick. Charles SAT- Jr. anG tie tnld defsnda-ta d.
BGtt.es, DECREASED, aud tae uEkaawE Heir cf Jo.sp
Filkins Gcceast siail p.r:oaalsy b. an a?3 ~,
the dat day ths NJ Il t:Ens stsFeot = s.e1
Jun", is6i a:d 7ieaa. q swer CT d Eur {, III; sA4
eoEpalEants BIN Of complaint IT, sam" ~ ~, t,s
tDkeu confessed, ard decree eas.red asai1ss 3o1
~ WALTER KINDALI- C!erk
Kryo E SCOTT, Solicitors f4r s3Hplaia>.at
Ey3l-S157 sT
, 1861-06-25

I11EzAnr.-Rcy. DE, Tiffany, Of this city,
YES to deliver tho Commencement Address at
the Indiana Asbu1J University this evening.
, 1861-06-25

At the ZouaEe Camp Sunday morning, Col
Turchin went down and WIS introduced to his
regiment BY Col foster Of the III. Central
Railroad, when, the review and parade having
c1oted, Col Turchin made the boys a brief
ard practical address. he aftcrward shook
hands~with every man In the regiment.
Yesterday he took command OF matters ut
the Gimp, Issuing severnl general orders-
amongathem ono for the removal Of Camp
Long to Cottage GroTe, the site lately occu-
pied By tho Heckes jaeger Regiment, The
transfer will take place tomorrow. The e1-
change will be good one; and will bring the
regiment into delightful grove, at the ter.
minub Of the Cottage Grove Avenue Railway
track.
Yesterday, ut P. H., Lieut. Col. J. r, Scott
was presented With very fno horse and lis
accoutremeuts. The former Is flue animal
spirited bay. Tie saddle, bride, aud hol.
sters are superb outfit, of the yery first
class in material and workmanship, The
whole was purchased at a cost OF nearly $500
By a private subscription among Lieut.. Col.
scotes acquaintance, and does credit to their
Abeiality and taste. The accoutrementa were
made By Aessrs. Condict, Wooley 4 Co., Of
Lake street. We congratulate the young ot.
tcer In this matter most sincerely, and are
confident that be will do no discredlt to these
gifts.
Lieut.. Col. Scott visits Springfield to night
to make arrangements for the unlforming Of
this regiment.
The question as to regimental officers hav-
Ing been 40 well settled, the utmost strlctness
and discipline prevails at the camp, and eyery.
thing is on war footing. The work Of turning
ttis regiment into first class soldiera will 70
on space.
, 1861-06-25

In ouAa1sRs>-The Chicago Board Of Pub
Lie Works are NOW In their new rooms N the
Ceurt House.
, 1861-06-25
1e6-eA1a-sw WALTER ENTAIL. f>lerr
CTATE OF ILIINGIS C011NTY

Mai T. Of iL1IlNt'lo, COUNTY
-! OF C03k. s.S.-Super!or Co1rt Il Chicago.
-FrauctA y. buckingham ys. CNsrl-s A. G; gory.
William VIM, HoEaee I. Tstte. Will!.a, C. ti"n il,
Ghasles 3 .Fatet Haa?ah 1..ttra, Maron ,:AtsIs3.
Eufets R7st1sy Eraaets "i2: sc'ltty unkncwah 'sfs
Anilsrlt or the t.fe:t.e1cs os said Francis y, n
and II lillian Wina: and tlat tie h-lsa Of said Jats.s
N!rE except satd Frs1cts ac! William his areta X
are pnSEos r. l. NJ. asose n,m=d. L.yln: b.,
e ChcsEo Sot:cs /. her: hy give, t,tcc said Fr,z
S!rn. William Wian, and the unEnnvn heirs ..
Jan ts Ntn: ccea4tt. tas tho Compliant lled ~
~ of romrlatat :" .ad tGnrs on the Chsnc.ry =: 'e
krTe Of ~ ar,tEdeI, ard that sar1itns thArnut
ts:ns ont Of :a!t Court s.au.e said Defendants
tusn1hlr the nsst Mo-day Ct august next tl3 i.
=: l. by 1ax required
hoN. unless stn. s,'l frsncis w:nn ard Tilll "a
u lEs. sn:f tie nnkI"w h-ir, ct .Ar:1t+ VIM. 70.
&.ed stall rer.onafy b. and aapca7 ecfars -a11 >u
Ptrser tuurt Df st!css., Of sok L.'u1,y tse .ts
tay q III. term tEcsrnf t. he holden 1t Calca.o ii
sal1 Gsa5tJ On n: 81 Monday ef August neIs ied
arg F!e+o ~. wer Oz Gctcur to the said ro1pla
b Of complaint the a,ms hrd tuc matte an, 1.s
chafsed ant ss,te.. will be taktn SD.
and = tec7et ents1cd against yru according to tea
psa,tr cf laid Bill WAI,TEls KI.fa IL. CLERK
WI bCXG1SS. Ccnaui't' SOFT.
Chteazc. June 18th. -SGt ."' lS55-!r
, 1861-06-25

PERSONAL e. Russell, the correspond
cnt Of the London Times, reached the city last
evening, and Is at the Richmond House.
, 1861-06-25

BRIG Fox Howard Pre1uue Isle, 4y3 tons ctEl.
Brig sa5mo06 G n m6sta Gteano' 1"o 1'e'S . III
Brig sebsst9opoI ID 9s Smith, Grand Haven, 100 III 1uu,-
s,hr dSsi5S5aeat Sss 6 = s1. fane,.na oconto ,o d ,u
scbr Tslee & Bells, cl..k Holland 900 railroad ties.
schr Calcutta. Long. South Pier, 70 cds wood
sehr 1f1Is: timber. .D0' ''.1>aas 'A.'D'' - -
sehr New Hampshire, Highland. Grand River, Is
Oh. Rals4 T. lamRs5; h;1en. Buffalo rndze.
schr Grace Murray. MooFs b9aalo. ~ tons eoai'
echr Roberts: And1eMs, Gssslana, aa aoo tons coal
se6r s1ther3pd Ptt9sy MuskeEen 3Sn g q lumber
Schr n5eW, n'1s step Kaamazoos 100 N in1aber
Schr gna4enge, e1eJ. P1eenne Isie IN ,c,.
6Caf Lib Y fe14ont "AAAs N~"3o >@~"s ~" -St'
sehr Aoatsost MH1I Henan Buaio I'D tons eosI
schr 1ntef~nntionu; ~ HnsEe~nn * n inmher ~Sa'
ST sri SosS1a3s Rany ant BHaiS: %:.e. lumber.
SchT ilinsdaie. Pesrsou. uamptons Pier, 81 eds
schr AYe9Y. Plncneld, oEdensburgh, $50 m lumber.
schr Thor1ne, Anderson Pies Marquette u m 1nn'
schr 2neen Of The LAKE, eoodss1d pEnr1e s lans
Schr Trans1t, An1npn1eJ' oa1nA"' ~'''o Ae' w"
schr H1hba1d Dav IT, d, ~ cas wood
schr Jonee Weslman, stFot,0n ~ III Rnffs1n
schr Maoge o. " W,1in Rn.io' no brls sslts
seF Nts5s K{s R2fIS Fes az .t,vs,
oeos 2RsIaa1s * aia 2gscna SaA''' '~
6e.eine GJa ~ >WVe,boe1berr Manitovoc IT. I'd.
eenl wno3 4 brs ash, Is cds boits.
c.,. TsW 'Pheinse Colony. I'll eds wood.
S Sepl Shs.- srbinhnhn' i}contn. m N 1omher N
eeuR 1n11ll. n e1bin.sies. ' ~ - ''''S'' ~
Cab, Thrrsh1 Ero1ley- Buffalo. Aea tona slate
ht sehf Hesor9si1c Jonson Ks1ama1on as e ssm
'snA heT o-"@~' ~ - '4A''
srb- White Small. Leonard. Buffalo.
Schr Mnnsnone Mciirnws Bnffalo. a11 ton o,a ,i,aa
| SchT Sncef, Reed Grand Ryer fn1 cis wnoS S'p1s'
Ssh- FSf1o moan Horae RnfnIn WV 1'
Sehr Ha1t. BiSe1oT. Bnffa1o.
Schr Orion. Benm St. Jnserh q, n, 1nn,hor kso D
Ytfes. W. -
scov Laurel, McMay, Pier Cove. b5 cds wood
Ecow Hetcules, Peterson. Muakecon. a 4, 1nmher.
30 n timber.
ScosF Ardent StnEee Hntland ANN r r +iea ~ =,
lpmber' " ~o' ~ -
Scow Mermaid, Thomnson. White Lake sno r r
ties. 1>~' wv - AN
pron Isdv Frart1Jn r1ictav e. 1,eo,. kn -
i'op h11s sh S o1o 1oseph a o. =
ffes III ~ mdye ~ 0t17 N'o'' A'oo' II II
A~~ W A4'1c
CLEARED 1,,.e,
= n,a.lNN -. suoo IT.
Ffop Lazy f!anEAnt ntcEey, st. joseph, 2om 1um-
ger. L 1ole md1e, lot household goods
pl pIop ZEE. 60es. Miieon' AqeKekont
, 1861-06-25

- n:i.o1A County u 1c C:"f. ss-s1ncrto' c7ass
liam T. s-y,R: u. clA'k l:nn. an: Laura !.
lnr5o.. hi wife Joe"r- JrGnst,n, Chsslea o.
Wet John I,rrnietcn Arer!r 4. itr-r MI Gt,'s
G.ny. Samuel n.ley. .!stE Il nr2wn. w,l!!sn Z
stsrE IL l.o*.t il1=he: hn:.an Nutt':t ~;ntistrcr
k2c"n ItefEs ef j. ci trtics. decea, e !ntta FIT
ktEs. admnletratElx nf thu eststc OF srrh fkt7s .
ccaeh. tie nakuoEn heirs Of t'7e: fNktns t2c~ t,l.
Affidavit having h. A!-d In the e;..te f 1s-k
efsa:l sn1er,or u!t nf Chicago "a. Il: he- Hr.: -.
ore ol Ee defer dsnts shosc Ea@e; "a .ins laqa,r7
g.nr oGs .; TIT stst, Sce i tyrsby xtxea t. &.
tf ctnialnt III ta!d t'c.rt, on tic Chaarrry -I:a
h.r'o! On 'l,c twentieth Gay Of M,E. 1l- ard t:at
tn therrEpon L srP.i uf sail Court aa,,t
,nld Let.1d.ns rctn.s, to ca IL. hrst Aos,laS Ut
Jane Eczt. t1~1} As ts h. sw required
S"I. Mnls'si ynn, the sa1l t:.1 rrt Ha.hes Shar1
rtItL-aEy be a.4 Apta b:f re .asA 5u?cri,r C-~st
Il Ct:eag1. OF COX tocsty on shs rr,t DAY o1 the
NJ 1t ter11 tasrret t. b. ]al.E Ehi-aro. c -:.:1
Gt EEfE. cc tie .r-f Mo''sr Fl J1ae !sSl, AMI l4s
a1sEsr or dttnEr t. the tatd cumplAinsata bill X
scnrlatnt TIE aaFe .. TIE at*ETs IN th':-4 tetYe.
il r:arx'd ed sts+:t. sEl; b. tasca -onf ss And
adecttF entered 4n-t ynn A'cDrli17 10 t.e r
Ct said ht WALTER EIHnA"I- Cla<kx
Rise i s.o1T. Ccr1:!al-sns. SCI citart
E31.S-ts1 SH
, 1861-06-25

Total City deposits in various banks. $2ees ,ss u
1haye received notice OF protest only Of = WIT
Eani on the Treasurer, in favor Of ". u Damn, for
$s9 IS. dated April 3oth, payable at Hoffman &
9t1pecke'e, projected because Illinois bank uotea
"tIc tEnGeEed In payment IS worth par.
me Marine Bank C. ~ Marine & Fire 1ns. Go.
a aase qnered in gmeut for the city. balances on
otposat In III Bank notcs It par, worth according
, 1861-06-25
Cbicagp Ttihu1tt


C1ncuu CoCRr-The June term h now In
session. Judge Manicr7e presiding.
, 1861-06-25
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY EvENna. June a. 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past fo1tg eight hours:
KH0HTs I4Asx FonTx-E1GHT HouH4.
Flour, WHIT, Corn, Oats, Rye, Bar.
hf1s hn I'm I'M I'M hn
, 1861-06-25


q zumor prevailed among the stock men
yesterday TINT Hugh Maher Esq, Of this city,
to whom was late1y awarded at Washington
heavy army contract for beef, has been forced
to throw up his contract We know nothing
a. to the truth Of 1t, and know Of few men
VIC should prefer to see enjoying handsome
cont1act thGn Mr. Msher. At the same time
the rumor Is supported by several Irresistible
facts.
Mr. Aaher agreed to deliver cattle Of Ger
tain grade at Washington for &44s. There
were IN the city yesterday q lot Of Iowa
beeves bought by A11e1ton Of New York to fill
an army contract, and cattle Of precisely this
quality would have yesterday brought 1915.
Even at 1850, this leaves Mr. Maher less than
one dollar margin over prices here to cover
freight aud shrinkage. The item Of freight
aone would be 4l5o. Obviously the amount
OF loss in such q contract would follow very
clceely the amount done under it. Beef Is
beef in these war times.
, 1861-06-25

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,


MONDAY EVENING, June Fl, 1861.
The receipts Of Cattle and Hogs during the past
week Will be found in the following comparative
table:
Week ending Week end. Week end
June 24, June II. June 9.
Beef Cattle, No. ......4,0S2 3,IU4 4,099
Hogs, No.. ..--......3.4 .4D4 s,210 3169
During the corresponding week IN 1860, tho re.
ceipts were $500 Deeves, and 3.1s1 Hoss, and in
1859, ,714 Beeyes and 2,00s Hogs.
The receipts Of Cattle and Hogs during the four
Heela ending to-day, compare with 1859 and 1860,
, 1861-06-25
Hatrt1lln1tlaI.

NTATRIAIONIAL.-A Gentleman
~ q high rsonss nent. sood sppear-
ance and pleasing address IL des,rons corre5pnp.
ting Etta lady Of education and retirement mild or
widow, who mnse among ths fers OF eocley
With yitv ~ nattEMph,. No Inte-ytcw desirea IN
less Judging from the correspondence It would prove
mutHally a.reeabe and sttlstsctory. Add e-s. conf
, 1861-06-25

~ l. II L A VI A4ZAA14* oAkJ% AIyl{h
Angnst Term. 4 b: ls6i.-Wulism T. Bnrge,ss,. las
2. 1tAHorta, RadolpA u. T3tswprto. WtltiA., ban
Z; Jordan and 0Eando Bellows, implicated VIA i ),
Ellsworth: IL L. HILL g. L. Gcanxer Russell R:arlet
Samuel Il 1urre1 and Aaron Observation-Disclosures; i
nd Of :clre fsc:As to make party to Judgment
Public notice IL hereby gtyen to the eAld Ethel +
FA5naAm, IL p1- aded as -resaid, that writ ii.
tachE,t ut IT. aid s Aforesaid asued out Of the o ot
sta cay OF Jane, A. D. 1851 It tho suit Of ths lr
peaded - aiosesaI for sas sam q s1 ha1dssa .s
hftF dn1ara, Greeted to toe Sheriff Of Cook Cou-ty
which sa!d writ has been rerurued executed
NOW. he7efort. u1Ieat You the said FArnhau, Ia.
pleaded - ato.e .esAl aasll personally bs asd a2F
nelore the SAD 6nr<licr Court OF Chicago
the mt day Of the term thereof to b holden u IA,
Geqit Inze "a thc c!ty Of Calc.xo. q he ,rss
70 the said plaintiff action d2ent viii b. entered
aalnst Jou and IN farer Of the sa1d Bnrgesa aad
nsh o1 Ne property attached noy be suic ccnt to
he eald tu2zuent aad costs. Will he soid -
1e6rtS7a-sW fxyaw[
, 1861-06-25

TIE q. 8. STEAMER hf1cH1aAx.-The chie'
marine representative Of Uncle Sam on the
lakes is on her way to this port