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, 1861-06-06

Prop Eyorgreen City. Cotlina, Buffalo. 3,c'o ',rls
Hour, 9.400 bu earn. GRO bags putatoes. f1)
hrl. fighwiErs, stO brls pork, $50 pkss lead,
20 tons sund1fes.
lark Indy Of the Lake, sseyens, Buffalo, 1,+5o ba
wheat.
Dark Danube, Lynn, buffalo, IS, QUO bu com.
E1ig Minnesota, UtnAon, Green Lay.
fehr Foster, Smith, Mntkegon.
Scbr 0din; Va soE, Alnskegun.
Schr Sreuccr, blanchard, Mn+kcgon.
81 hr Illinois, f:urkc, Mnsk ske.un.
Echr Marble, Lar1ty, Euskcgon.
Schr kingeford, To,ntfnaon, Oswcso.
SchE Jones, WestmEn: Green isay.
Schr kewa1cum. McElroy, Whito Lake.
Sthr Nonpariel. Davis Osweyo. Il 900 bu wheat.
Schr Grant, Malouey, MuskeCon-
Schr CorintleaD, Hall. Buffalo, 16, 500 bu wheat.
Schr Grav, hCCray, Muakegon.
Schr T1iCo1or, Kmball, Michigan City, 150 h.ls
schr spccd, Reed, Grand Haven.
s;ehr Three Bells, Clark. Holland.
.Schr Fulton, Tyler, Bnffa1o, to load at Racine.
6chf Shoyef, Slowbaun, Muskegon.
4ehr Hayden. Peterron, Two Rivers.
Schr Japan, Louiett, Hnflato, II ,5sl In corn.
schr Yankee Blade, Linden, buffalo, 1850 hu
corn.
schr Dutton. Thompson. Holla1l.
Schr Holt. Peterson. 1ollond-
Echr March. Jones, Kingston, Is 500 hu corn.
Echr Queen City, Stone, Colbolne, 1900.
sschr Iempcst, Newton, Kalamazoo.
Schr Water Witch, Moreland, ktngaton, Is. 100 bu
wheat.
, 1861-06-06

FIRE DEPARTMENT NoTlcE.-The Fire Depart
ment are requested 10 meet at ~ o'clock 4. NJ,
Friday, Oh Lasa]le aud Washington streets, with
cut their engines to join in the funeral procession
Of Hon, Sttp1en A. Douglas.
, 1861-06-06

PER Ats1nAIAs1AS.l LIVERPOOL. May 26.
The weather has been favorable for crops. and
tile markc. is generally dull with sliynt drciin..
yGriLu- cl.cu1is report nt ur n2l aat es1iued s.
eirce Tuesday. Nheat dull and as lower. lied,
II: l.12+9d. Eerr ytry dull and /. lower. holders
pr.ra1rg market. Mt 32s@32s6d.
i I,Eos7s1oSs--Market generally steady. D"ei
ste1 ly. Pork quiet and i1rn 1sacon heavy and Il
lower. Lstd quotations Latdly mentioned 1T $50
Is, Tallow dull. Sugar heasy. Coffee quiet md
closipg firm.
loNnoS Misunderstanding Bros report br.ad,
etrfls quiet. Flour, declining tendency. Sugar
quiet. Coffee buo, ant. Rice quiet sud unchanged.
Central -hazes at 916GlU1E; Eric, 76G371.
LATEST CoNsEnc1AI tvia Queenstown by te!s
graph to Liverpool, 9th. )-Bread5tnfs dull. Pro
vieicds steady,
LoSpoS. Saturday Evcnng:-Consols closed To-
day at 9ls4@9]z money, and 9lz1@917z account
III. Cent. shares, 4o430 dis; Erie, :l0s3
The Austr1lasian has $2a1 900 in specie.
, 1861-06-06

rrsE ALAnM.-The alarn Of fire sonndFo
,or tie 6:h District, last night wss talse'
, 1861-06-06
NJ A r I n e l. I = T.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. .-.-:---. June 5.
smr s,op5 ,9sa s. boJ % hs Rl. ea
Prop -. sfi %ii.on. Ga:1eson. os n lumber. 50
Iark Marsh, Jones. milwaukee,.
Brig Minnesota. Kanscm, De pier, COM lumber,
schr Feeter, smith. Muskcgon, IS m lumber, 1so
sehr 6din. ne Walton, Nuakeeon. 1e4 n lumber.
schr Spencer, blanchard, Auskeson, 90 m lumber,
scllr Illinois, burke, 21uskeson, Sc M lumber.
Schr Fireman, Ritter, St Bay, 70 m lumber, 1aa5
schr Fmne % Sechyeeoa, h ss osweso, % go bfs lime.
schr Mcditerrapcan, orly. O=weso, 100 bris eait.
Schr Marsfeid, Coffee: Buffalo.
Sehr M.ssiton, Stayd, Buffalo.
Schr Febecca, D.vi:on, Buffalo.
schr uirondillc, johnson, Kalamazoo, 65 N
sehr p1e.dgaught; Doggen, ozxego: -,
schr Dn!to9, Themprou, Holland, 20 N stares,
schr $3.50, @ Wood, oswego 4so bars zailroa, iron.
ShF kasofd s?s pese osneso s bs
sehr Jones, Western. wn:lenbursh. S. eds wood.
sehr blinnssota, Blackburn, ccntrevi1'e, 10 cds
Sch Main. Stevens, Two Rivers, 14m lumber, 100
schr Jupiter. Hawkins, Bn1a1c, 1a1 tons coal.
Schr Sontheruer. Petty, Muskssou, 65 m lumber.
sehr Hclt, Petersen, aInsEegon, IS m lumber.
Schr Ateer, kyls, Buffalo.
scbr Rewaxcen, McEuyotte, Muskegoa, 6s N
lumber.
scbr Sweepstakes. Dofsington, Port Celborne.
schr N'yandolte, McGIaw, PlesQuc Isle, 90 tons
coal, 100 tons railroad iron.
| Sehr Venus, Thompson. Muskegon, 80 m lumber.
Schr Hsmlet Jones. oennto, $50 nj lumber, 10 IN
shingles.
schr Tcmpcat, Newton, Kalamazoo, 50 eds wood.
Schr Hannah Garfield, Satnin, 12o eds wood from
Grand Traverse
| schr Empire State, Cornwall, oswego, 1eo brls
anlt.
| Sehr Granite, Malyey, Sand Bay, GO cords wood.
| Schr Gipsey. Jamisou, Muskcson, 50 n lumber,
1N N 1ath.
sch1 @ az, McG.ave. MueKegon, 95 m lumber.
Schr T1ico1cr, kimball. st Joseph, s5 n inmbeE;
chr Aldibren, Foley, Pressure Isle, 300 tons coal.
schr Speed, Reed, Grand haven, 100 N 1nmoer'
| Schr bree Bells, Cjark, Holland, 500 r iron.
scbr Shoycr, Slowbanner, Musk .Gon. s. 81 n lumner
6chr Hajden, Peterson, Grand River, 1o7 lumber.
| CLEARED. June 5.
o+r,r /. 5v franklin Hickey, st. joseph, T. tons
, 1861-06-06
Governor OF tue State OF Illinois
JESSE f prB1fS A5dftt.r.
mysEe816.1cd WILLIAM 3JIIEEs Treasurer


-
sea,cd proposals xill bs Tscetysd ae sr1Fast ny.
noi.. before the eleventh gum e; ot una neSt
at noon. ty the undersigned. Commissioners 60 the
part of tts site Of Iia:, Gor Furnishing. delircEed
1t Springfield. illinois, the following AXIS aao equip
merits: ..,. WA. ,r....A. ..,..,.
a-ruIsr hsyoneta, ffty-e1sat hundtcdtas Lt.) inch
caflhrr aud 10 Inch length Of barrel
rets egh: Iuatzsdtts {ts) inch cali1re 81 l:ea
GROOVES one st In s1 feet; the lands aad grooves
70 be equal Each part to be cqEa in all r:re.ss 90
rhe standard required by til: Cu! ala g %
ment.
70 each mrsket ard rne screw. w.drf-er, With conc
wrench: WiGer; tnmpion, md one sgasT .r,.
screw; isrrlnE vics; .C1olsr na4 wire punrh-
i 32cm CatsidEs soxcs Adapted to the sbose s:and-
M9SGapnefuA ard Of art1a.
The ComisetoueEs reserve TIE r1ght 70 te'PSs az ~
proposal The terms Of payment uadar tEe IN 1 n1S
eighty Fer cent delivery, twenty pes cens Gu GULL
Address "ComsnissIouers for Purchasing Ar1us-'
J566AH4jrfltsos: J6Sl Il hI9hoss conss.
WM- SHEPHARO;}
enrfrrde1d H. Nav 18th. 1A.. mv4 esI1 Ss1
, 1861-06-06

The general markcts today were again dull and
depressed. Wheat opened heavy. an1 decline Of
sG3c was experienced, with sales of abont 1000
b1ehels at 74c for N. ". Club; T0G72e for No.
Spring; and 66@0sc for No. spriug-thc ten
dency at the close being still downwards. The
Corn nutket was shade easier and more active
with salss OF 5000 bushels, at a6H@o7e for
choice River TO. b.; 24He for Canal Mixed adoat;
aud 2aH@s s3c for Mixed in store. Oats were quiet
at 15hc in etore. Rye and Barley were neglected.
The demand for Flour was unusually light, aad
the market fiat ndhcavy, with light sales at s375
@d.l5 for Spring extras.
Freishts ruled &c lower, with engagements at
DC for oats and &c for wheat to Buf;alo. At the
close there was rather more inquiry for vessels,
apd rates were firm at the decline.
, 1861-06-06
MONETARY,

WEpNE@nAY EVENING, dune !. 1851.
The money market continues very close. and
business Of Ill Kinds Is light. Tie Banks arc do
little or nothing, xnd thcy arc n!noat entirely
helpless 10 fur as assisting thr business sf Tue
city is concerned. Discounts are almost out OF
the question--gold and per currency batng still
fcascc.
On Change to-daJ there was better supply OF
specie and par funds, md Ezch.nge was hrmer'
the selling price being genoral1J 1@1 per cent.
discount for gold, and at par with Indians, Iowa,
and Eastern currency.
SrocKs-Tho following are tbs quotations OF TO-
day's New York Stock RoaEd, as reported to F. q.
Gait hto11 L IN
, 1861-06-06

Treason PrnGA11yIs.-Aa order siggaea by
Gen. rr.ntizz fer COG, ,0a0 1ii.c bullets reached
!his city irSln Cairo yesterday, and is now be-
lEg filled 1erc- We really hape these bullets
arc 10 be s.,,t to Nmptis aad tiat sufficient
num5tr Of Illinois bcy5 viii be sent to Ges
tLsm safely 1lreu.h
, 1861-06-06

pn1crs-We have simply to make slight alter.
alton in our quotations for extra and second quail
54r-%
, 1861-06-06

Our Springfield correspondent waa partially
mistaken il sayiDg thai Capt. L:ppers's Com
rany in the 18th Regiment had refused to take
the onth for three years service. They simply
declined 10 be mustered in for three years in
that particular regiment. They have returned
to Chicago and joined tho Hecker Jcegers.
Being of German birth they simply preferred
to 60 with RI giment Of their ONE nationality.
, 1861-06-06

TAxEs-1ti is to be cxnacted that the new
Board Of Public Works shalt put the streets In
rasEahle order, they ,rust be supplied with
funds-aud they hnye no ether resource at
their command 10 do the necessary work, but
the little ssiol!a7 and G half" that each man
is required 10 pay for Ftrcet tax. Now gentle
men, walk ever to the Trza:urers Office, End
make .crr deposit, or forc-er afier stop COM
planning shout s'flihy g1tters'' aud ''horrid
Highways"
, 1861-06-06
NEWS AGENTS AND BOOK
IN SELLERS,
ATTENTION.

NhW YORK STEAM DYE
In T0hKS, Wm. Terhu.y, 1T South CLARK street,
between ksd1soa e snd Moo1oe: Cb'cago Dyer and
5truE Bats and Bennett Dying. Bleaching and Press
Ing. Store and Country Work solicited. All orleEa
~ Mall or Express promptly attended to- ~: Boz
2f82. tef61-ly
, 1861-06-06
Albany Live Stock Market.
from the Albany Evening Journal

West ALBAN1, June 8, 1861.
BEEyEs-There ia very little change to note this
vc.I ;cro,d The fact tisat there IL, perhaps more
inquiry foE eSt.n. and !le sst Of t6is Grade con-
naldsc 2 r. 1--we weight better than lat Es Eeek
qualify i ye{y fe5 theEs d5s being lnEs nun m
Driehton men are buying epatinely. Their mark
e lat week. was sSnexhat ar: assoa ;aSln and
did:yery well, and, with fair prospects for this
weeks trade, arc b4ying pretty 1ibsTally
Canada in tho following numbers:
Now York........: 765 Iowa. 139
Ilnofs ... $50 Michigan -.....-... 133
KentIcky. . .. III Wisconsin. ..-..-... 50
otGhJtana........:... ohio. iSs M $50
pn1crs-We have simply to make slight alter
alton in our quotations for extra and second quail
This Week. Last Week.
Premium. 90 O 90
Extra ......-......-....-...44k@4 42z@5E
First Quallty ....-...-..-.-4 W5H D54
eccord DO .....+....... 31f@3sz 3A6b8H
Third do -.-..-...-.*.--.&N@a 94@S
, 1861-06-06

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pany, Sntln,t l na::ey .f:ts il l:1a ;
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, 1861-06-06

GUNS! GUNStl GUNS!ll
VI Guns Rldes, Pistols, cols'h AnsaE sna!nSts TaSts
Picka Hhoyels Pnna Gold Sca1os Htankets ~ aat ~. ~.
finds AZ Miners Tools Powder, Shot laps aa1 tane&
Wun,ttou generally ,o,,. sr.,e FIR
- TkEa. Hn-.S.r ~ ~ GEO. T.. ABBEY
oa11rH a5r1 eHaA LID Lake atrece
, 1861-06-06

ITO EXCHANGE FOR CIlCA
&C. 60 ,rRoPknTI-s r 1A@s Qusr,y nov dcics
HouseA g, tcgether with Far Of nity TIRES scrcs
And beautiful EM!Gence situated Within An hoaa
NApPA 4 COLLINS. KsAl EstAte and Merchao.tt4e
Brokers, Room No. . Wazne-a Hall oTsr 1.{ Ean-
dolrh street mYi5X3N
, 1861-06-06

NOT1CE.-The Annual Meeting Of
~ Stockholders OF. the .ChtcAEo South Branch
Dock Cemfary, for the election Of Directors and foe
The Transaction Of Other business Inst msy come b.
9TH 1861, Ut The Companys ONCE 1RS Dearborn street
Chicago. tmE4ebiBtdl 4 J. kNI9kLTt 6ec'y.
, 1861-06-06

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prayer # 81. :S.1r. II: eGt:,rlrsss:
, 1861-06-06

W All Scamcu residing in the city Of Chic.go
are requested to meet with the Seamcn's Dcnevo-
lent Society at their rooms, hisi(Thnr:day) even
irg st ~ o'clock, to make arrangements to attend
the funeral Of Senator Douglas.
, 1861-06-06
mARKHTs BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK-JrHg 5--FLeun-IcayJ anl SO
1oc lower; only moderate demand fur export and
1;n.lstd home t1ade inquiry; sales - 2o0 bEls at
sas se 81 cr rapst a1n!s cse4S:
for common 10 medium extra western s. Is;
shipping hrnnd4 extra round hoop ohiu G5.Go1
7;aa5 Tor trade bsa1ds; MARKET Closing heavy PAT
Extra Canadian fluur heavy aad slightly lower foE
common grades; talcs $50 brla ut 81 95D7;5o for
very comD,en to choice extEa. Rye -four scing IN
active ealcs ESQ brls 81 sseofor Jersey; $3!5 for
ErsndywiIe.
Wni4kr1Demsnd 9nodegate; market n 4l,1 without
GRAIN In wheat, common and medium grade;
heavy ard unsettled, and fully 70 pcr bn lovers
esles bn ch!Sas9 ,ps!R s1, = e3f1o q IL l. 1
watlkec club at as@1.l4; $3.50 bu winter red vast
e1n at 1.&G513 81: 2l00 be white western ut 1850
10; q @ hu white Caradian at s1.4ae3t.s7h; Tuo
cSaCs. Bailey dnll and nomiaal, At 55065. Cora
sumptios; sales 1'9 0to bn ut 4a@4s6 for ioferlsr
era yellow; Is for ruund yellow IS for old mixed
western. Oats iu moderate demand At 31632t'1 for
wgste5q 9na Gagadian al1x1 io5 1tsss 'ass
EGG hrls st $66o for mess; s12@12 SIX for prime.
Fcef rules heavy; tri1ins Gales at 5tOi 50 for
choice prime; S5.s71G:75 iaF choice mess; S1o@
mess: Prime meas becf quiet and unchanged.
Beef hams nominal at S13e114 Cut Meats inac:
tive; &c for shoulders; 6GGa for hams, Sale Of
Bacon dull and nominal. Lard rules-sales GOO
brle Al 9@sAc: Butter Is in fair request at sG1ie
for Ohio s@15c for state Cheese selling at SO
sTocKs-Dull and rather easier. G. B. s @.
T 2i C; Sci chi AZ AK C. scs,2 ,9d g
ksa?g 81 y : oGiG g j. i g. e. Ma s. ~
.sss; = M : u ds! rePess :! Dc
, 1861-06-06

E~ Ali the Journcy1nen Talors Of this city are
requested to meet on Friday morning al O clock,
corner Of Washington and Lasallc street, for the
purrosc Of attending the funeral ohscquies OF the
late Hon. Stephen A. Dcuglaa
,,rd.r rf rcru
, 1861-06-06

Not TO TIE CHARGED foR-Afr. Wclch, a
well known hcuse.mover, resisted in the
crurts TIE p:ymcnt to the Board CT Public
Works Of sl00 for lscrmlt TO move bulld-
icc. azc 1hc Court sustained Nj. Welca.
, 1861-06-06

SECURE TUE SuApow.-Fiye p:ckpockets
Ee-c arrested yesterday in the crowd in front
Of Drs an Hall, end their counterfeit present
III. MS added to lie Rcsucs Gallery, then the
Eve we're sent cut oi the city.
, 1861-06-06

ES1FoE3ss FOR CHICAGO TRoors.-At
Mcee.s. Tilrvorth's, On Lake street, ycster~
dag, we saw tle uniforms Of Capt B,rEer's
Chicago Dragons, 1Ei11 are to be sent to
them 81 Cairo tonight, as Glso tko Uniforms
for Capt. Smiths aCh;caso Light Artillery.
The boys VIII b. GID 10 yet them.
, 1861-06-06
THE INDUSTRIOUS DEAD.
The Order Of Procession
uBsEoytEs BY THE MASONIC FRA"
TERNlTy TO-DAY.

Bryan Hall, where tho remains OF ecna1o1
Douglas lo In state, was visited throughout
vests rt1ay by many Thousands Of .ll classes Of
our citizens. Tho military were on duty With
in and at the entrances, and the presence Of
etrong police force outside kept the vast crowd
outside in complete order, and all transpired
quietly and without confusion. For hours the
continuous double f1lo passed slowly through
the hall, each visitor rausing On instant blythe
remains, and then giving place to others. Al
10A. N. tic merchants Of the city, joining
with the Mercantile Association, assembled at
tic rooms Of the latter, on tho corner Of Lake
and State streets, aud in body visited Bryan
Hall The procession numbered nearly TWO
hundred, al wearirg mourning rescttss, afu
marched without music TO luke tue ast looA
at the departed statefnlau-
IT, IN estimated that n? to this time 80 ,00o
peorle have visited Bryan Hall to take view
or lin 1onored remains. Thousands hra
coming in frcm The country, even from dis
tant parts Of the Slate, ard from a1j lining
Stats. and constant tide Of persons Of all
ages. classes and conditions In life, has been
poured in steady stream uninterrupted
throughout yesterday, through Bryan Hall,
where all that is mortal Of great popular
l,aCcr awai:s iuterment. Large delegations
from abroad will swell the obsequics to-
morrow.
The following is the order Of procession as
"a. as developed upon at The session last eve
nirr. Tho Chief Marshal aud his Aids will
be IL session at room No. l, fremont House,
| at 10 4. M. to-day, to assign places IN the
| procession to organized bodies not before re-
ported, and further to settle the details, much
| of vhich was necessarily left incomplete last
! evening.
| OFFICERS OF TIE DAT.
| Chief Marshal, Col. ]. Il. TUCKER.
Aids, George E. Stanton, J. Al. W. Jones.
| ASSISTANT AAnsHALs.
y. Booth. David Walsh,
! i. A. Goodwin, A. II. hurley,
4 q Fl nS~aeId siuieidt. Wm. s. Johnston,
G. n. Holden, +. Il. Bowen.
]. II. Kinzie.
| ORDER OF PROCESSION.
The Chief Marshal.
Aids. COL. ]. Il. TUCKER. AIDS
| Music.
| Military Escort,
| Gen. I, X. Swift art Staff,
Commissioned Officers OF the Irish Dr19ade.
Montgomery Guards,
Company Sixtielh Regiment,
Douglas Guards.
! Hoffman Dungeons,
bryan Light Guard,
Chicago Reserve Rtae,
Ogden Light Infantry,
CompaEy Sixteth eginent,
Comrany Sixtieth Regiment,
II Scaniuon Light Infantry,
Home Guards, Fret Ward,
Slur,es' Rifles,
II Officiating Clergy.
Attendant Physicians.
Committee Of Thirty as escort,
, 1861-06-06

The ladies Of McVicker's Sewing Hall vii,
accept the invitation given them 10 visit the
barracks Of the Irish Brigade on Polk street
between the river and Canal street, on Thurs
the Hall. Thanks are due to Mt. Gage Who
hss kindly cfiescd to take the 1adias, free Of
Per order L4nns
, 1861-06-06

FoR CA1Ec-Capt. Ogden Of Mettoca, WAS
in town yesterday. He says the Aassoan
Zoua7cs arc in reaeiacss aud viii leave for
Ctirc tl:e wttl1.
, 1861-06-06

eB 4 la-ee and inc assortment OF Hair Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet articles OF every kiud,
Will DO seen at sargent'e corner OF Randolph md
State streets, Drug Store. myB0H
, 1861-06-06

FRANK B1.A1R's Bn1aADE.-Capt. Rowland
is recruiting in ll:s city 1 company for the
the 7th regiment Of Missouri Volunteers, Col
Sterhers ou's, 10 he attached to Frar2 BARS
Brigade,
, 1861-06-06

r HAVE PROPOSALS FROM
l. Boston Merchants to een Hoota and Shoes, Cloth
ing. Furniture and Plants to tbs amount of
100000
For good Western Mortgage, running from ono to
tive ytaf9- CLAY l. AIh1NSs
fe3ef59SV as Randolph street,.
, 1861-06-06
Rally.

CommanGants and Drill Masters of Volunteer
CGn,l mics, whese ranks are not full, and who
thvir address to "Squad, at this Office, that meas
u1ee may be Immediately taken to combine the
now futile attempts of our young men to furm
cl lmpauieR. SQUAD.
P'S We hare thirty mcn
, 1861-06-06

FIRE DEPARTMENT NoTlcE.-The Fire Depart-
ment are requested 10 meet at ~ o'clock 4. NJ,
Friday, Oh Lasalle aud Washington streets, with
et their engines to join in the funeral procession
Of Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.
U. P. HARMS, Chief Engineer.
To TIE MERCHANTS OF C1l1cAGo-The Commit
tee representing the Mercantile Association au-
nounce that meeting will be held ut their rooe,
corner Of Lake and State street, at o'clock en-
Friday morning, for the purpose Of attending the
funeral Of Senator Douglas, at which time, the
merchants Of the city, irrespective Of member
Ehip, a.e invited to unito with the Association.
badges will be furnished al tic rooms.
MEnEI1 LADn, scc'y.
CHICAGO TYPOGRAPHICAL USJoS.-Mem5c1s Of
The Union .rc notified to meet at the Times Office
on Friday morning, 1t O'Clock, for the purpose
Of joining the funeral procession Of Senator
Douglas. JAMES II. SIsTERsoN, Chairman.
E The members OF Kilwining Lodge, No. 3ll,
L. F. and a. H., are notified to meet 1T their Hall,
corner cf Lasal!e ard knzie streets, on Thursd.y,
| the 9Th inet., at O'Clock, r. NJ, to attend ths
| f1Ecra1 cbscqries Of our late brother Hon. S \.
| Douglas. ron-afilatcd and stranger Masons arc
invited to attend BY order Of
| G. ". GREENE, W. II.
ta- The Members Of Bltncy Lodge, No. q, F.
and 4. H.. are requested to meet at Klaucy Hall.
On Thursday afternoon, n; O'Clock, to attead the
fu -e1a obscpuies oi our late brother lion. 5. a.
| rouslas. 9. II. SMITH, ". II.
sE- The members of Dearborn Lodge, No. $40,
arc requested 10 meet at Masonic Temple, on
2hursday, June 9th, with Oriental Lodse, to form
procession, ard joiu in paying the Last tribute Of
respect to tue remains Of OFT late brother Stephen
| 4 11o..1t21a NJ 1,rvep IFh1l
| H. UUu1.BET, ". II.
tz- The members Of Lafayette Lodge, No. Is,
ale requested to ucet 1t the Masonic Temple Oh
TArr.d2y, Ju:e 9th, at nalrpast 7. II.
i. W. HITCHCOCK, ". u.
~" The members Of 131aney Lodge, No. 27l
are Notified to meet ut Dlsney Hall this afternoon
at 'clccl, for the purpose Of attending the fu
neral ubseanIcs Of our late brother Hon. S. 4
Douglas, i. try*n Hall.
G. R. SMITH, ". Il.
E~ All the Journcymen Tailors Of this city arr
requested to meet on Friday morning al O'Clock
corner Of Washington aud Lasaslc street, for TIKI
purrosc Of attending the funeral otscquies Of t1s
late Hon. Stephen A. Douglas.
by order Of Committee.
~ All Scamcu residing in the city Of Chlc.gs
are requested to meet with the Seamcn's Denevo
lent Society at their rooms this1( 1(Thur:dag) ever
irg st ~ o'clock, to make arrangements to attcn
the funeral Of Senator Douglas.
Homo Guurds First Ward, Attention
Regular meeting this, Thursday evening" Rol
eall ut O'Clock. Let erSry member be on hsn
for street drill. 5. 3. WILLIAMS, Q. 8.
, 1861-06-06

WHEELER & Wnaos's Sewing Machincs-oface
1G3 g. 1G5 Lake St. Geo. Il. ChIttenden, General
Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and North In
diana. my31-10s