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, 1861-05-25

CLEARED. May 81.
Pop Fosg, Wilson, Muskeson,
Sohr Hoolcy, Hayes, Oswego, 1850 bu corn. 1 361
Tbs bteswnI.
schr Gzay, McGraw. Naskegon.
Schr Zero, Bourh, South naven.
Schr Ca1cuttA, Long, kalamazoo.
sehr Annie ThortnE, Anderson. Wilkins City,
PAssED DkrRo11-AEaJ G-The following Is a
List Of vessels which passed this port yestcrdsy
Up-Steamer Illinois; propeuess Ontario. Mis-
toufi. Potomac, Concord bask Aslta b1iss Gon.
Worth. CauopuB, Fox, Nayforer, Venice, Acadia,
New York. Alice Grover; echooneEs StellH, John
S. Ninc., Sophia Smith, Lire Yankee, Netlopoli-
tan, Anna c. Raynor, L. B. Sheppard, n. Il.
Dewitt, Fortune, s. Paul, P1eble. Zephyr, Petzei,
Emperor, Sirius, o. Culver, E. E Gilbert, Hamlet,
Queen City, J. Cochrane, J.. N. Jones. Emma,
Summit, LeWis Cass, c. 7. Richmond, Athen1an,
". @. Grant, Eagle Wing, Hanover, Minnesota.
br1s Andes; schooners Plover, Ha,ze, ConYoy.1
, 1861-05-25

Business to dsy was Brought Gown to strictly
gold basfs-thc transactions for currency or e1-
change being very trihiug. Almost every commits
eion merchant hsd urgent requests from the In
terror for gold and orders given to sell thcc
produce here for It At any price, and send remit
tances without delay. The supply Of this much
desired medium Of circulation, however, being
very Light, as q consequence al kinds Of produce
declined very materially. In Flou- there w.s
scarcely enough done to constitute market; but
the feeling was Enthusiastically dull. Wheat de-
cllned 6@sc. per hushel. No. Spring heip: sold
at 75076c. for gold, 7sGsoc. for New York ex-
change, and s2Gs5c. for checks on the Loan
and Trust Co. No. Spring Was sold At 69571c.
for gold, and Sc for checks on Loan and Trust.
The sales Of Wheat amounted In al to about 30 900
bushels. The corn market Was also very dull, and
prices receded 4G4kc.-with sa1ea OF about t,0o0
bnshels, at aak@e3c. for Mixed In store, and 19c.
for Rejected in store-foz gold. There WAS moth
Ing doing In Oats or Rye. Barley, by ssmple, YVES
sold at a593oc. for gold. Provisions entirely
neglected
Freights ruled dull. Three vessels vera engaged
at 95Sc. for Wheat to kng:ton, mad &C. for Corn to
Buffalo.
, 1861-05-25

: Kingston neser Mxs 10 fnll Of shipping and bro
dues as during tho week: Just sending not eve, in
tho great forwarding dxy8 OF John Mcpherson.
Upwards q zmoo0 bushels Of grain a. one TINS
great quantities Of dour. 81:
The Lake and River steamers aro disappearing
rom LAke Qntax1o: ever. month. This week wo
hea1 Of the loas Of no less th11 i've tho Comet By
sinking, the sasnsuay b. are, and tho Peeziess;
NeH York ard Hot4hetRez by being sold to tho
United States 8G0Te1nmeat-fAig.
, 1861-05-25

STATE OF ILLINOIS. COO

State OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, 9, s-snpertor Court OF Chicago,
May Term. 4 D. 1ssL Asa D. Ee+d and STlYesttx
Rced IA j. Eni1AE-ittachulent
frhlc nottce IS hereby gtyen ~ the saia &. Hai-
Ian that wrlt of Attachment issued Of tho otcp
Of the Clerk Of the superior Court of chic3So Iaei
the th aay Of 4pr! Is6i ss ne suit u sae aala
tate OF the sad J Z. Hsllsu,, f2r the zum ot Five
Hundred seyeuty.r.o aud lalo1 Dollars Girrctcd to
the Sheriff ol Co,k County which SAID writ hal been
retnrncd executed Now. therefore, unless the SAID
J. Ha!laln shall personally be ana appear beforo
nrst day q Mo term thereof to 50 holden Vt Court
Eouse In the CITY Of chlcaxo On tis arst Ieuay nf
sa:d plaintiffs action judgement WI b ens.s=d asanse
ihe property attachet may be sufficient t. sa,isfy
TIE sa.dIudgment and coat. I'll b. .e f aattfy taa
aaI1c- WALTER KIAHAIL, CLERK.
&;ALLCP ! 8IECNCt.EK, P1t'd = AttY3x mY1&s0!.1Y
, 1861-05-25

TRUSTEE'S SALE. - Whereas.
Il the undersigned. Lawrenes J. ytsscn. haa bees
q dess n Ca1ss s & e e e 1npser Conrs q Cn
nochs1s, Z eo7pla.caa:, md Robert 4 Fabian.
rest -ad Hary Forrest, are defcataat5. n2p5tctat
Trustees N plsoe u aenr7 L. forrest, dee3a7ad, u
GRITTY cut the provisions OF certain Truss Deed exs.
cuted By Robert L. FaolAn and Euma =. Fabian. 70
Ea4d Henry l.. Forrest Tru7.ee, to s-cutc a cxrtalu
PEcmIsar7 cote of Five Thousand Dollars dated May
0ta 4. d .H9 and pa5ahs oae altar date to Tho
order of Thoa. L. FeTr-tt With interest at tea oe+
cent per 2ncn1l. rhch said rxln2l TEust D.ed u
nled Of record In sAid ca1he, and Is aso recorded II
The Recurdera Otlca Of Coos County, In Hook is.
Paze ta By which said Deed the Keaf Pstase heraia
e1,er dsteEbsd n. 70 said henry l. Forrest
And .heseas sx:d Note with 1rterrst foz, this aa
Herso1 u noE Wholly tre and unpaid s1d there =
oue tnefeoa Tho sum Of F1To Thousand Nina Hundred
Ma seyenty-Two Dollars. to pay which an!d sun sa:t
Ektate ~ pten oEoercd ~ said Court to be soil
esrfe esr1&aed. t:wEenes Aaa:a. will sell as pubic
f. H6 at Y oeiock noon OF that day Il toe north
ascr Or tho Couss Hons4 Ia tAtcago 10 tho highest
9oceT !er c1sa the e4t R8sute conveyed afortsat
Mx:%lne sont& h4if Of Lot Tan, Block One Huni.e8
Ana WeufyIMp. School SECTION Addition 10 EhIcayo
HuaAfA a1sa ~ Tie right aad equity or rederppton
n $A11 hooe[E L Fabian an Of sad k1uu1A s. FahtR1
nls we; 9nolett howEv4r. to 4 ca.t1.n mortgage ri
Eaio 4 L fso!an aud Mtfo to D. Waldo Lincoln Il a.,
GuEe tbe trE Of 80 c0la1 recorded ii i6e Rr,or
dsrs 0aes Or Cook County, IN Book q of 9ottSaSes
LAwRRHcET r r E7ruu,r r-.
, 1861-05-25

LATE PArERa.-We were Indebted to G. n.
Buell., Of the American 4, r. Union, for a
package Of late papers in sd1ance Of the mail.
, 1861-05-25

IkCKNn1AR1 II CusToDx-A man Is in cus-
tody charged with setting IRE to the Granite
State House, destroyed by fire 3 few DAYS
eince. Hc Is to be examined this morning.
, 1861-05-25

HoNa1 e3*e As' soH33@3
There is very little trade, except on the Corn
Exchange, where the caah business now amounts
S2,oom per week, continuing. the - saving
clause y to the frads Of the city. Sugar Is being
ported to fair average. Our freight report shows
the effect OF the war IN the variation given to the
rates paid.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
deliveries for the past two weeks;
, 1861-05-25

Circular to Express Agents.
OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN EXPRESS Co.,

0b<kAAVt 4Aa3 &At A00As J
To AGEHTa-Yop are hereby requested not
to receive for transportation BY this company,
express matter Of any description, destined
for any point, or person, In either Of the States
which claim to have seeded from the Qnlot:
you are not to receive any arms, warlike eqaip.-
ments, military storea, or supplies, for trans
roItatfon out Of the State in which your Of.
fee Is located, without the written consent Of
come officer Of such State, Or Of the United
States. In case any such property, or any
goods conttaband Of war, come into your pos.
session, as agent Of this company, you Viii at
once give notice thereof, BY telegraph and bY
letter, to the Superintendent Of the dIyislon
in which your Office Is located, and ratsio
such property sntject to his instructions,
Attempts have been made to emurp1e cor,.
traband Of Wal, over the lines Of this Comps
ny, to points in, or near to the border Of, some
OF the rebel States 1t is our duty and our de-
termination. "a loyal citizens, to detect aud
expose all such disloyal acts the Managers
OF this Company, therefore, request all Of It's
supet5ntendnets, agents, messengers and other
employees to be diligent In detecting, and
faithful IN reporting every attempt made to
render aid aad comfort to the enemy, through
the agency Of this Company. Any known de-
Inqnency In any Of these respects, on tho
part Of an employee Of this Company, will be
cause Of fmm ediate dismissal from ita employ.
ment. Yours, respectfully.
LIVINGSTON, FARGO Il Co.
, 1861-05-25

=. GrE BoAE-A1dermanB BaraEawanthIs Is build
ing boiler for Gun Boat, for l. Covcr,
Esq.
, 1861-05-25

"Wur Doar You TAKE 1T."-This is the
motto On new envelope Issued by John r,
Walat. It is worth seeing and aud will take
like hot cakes
, 1861-05-25

q laree md dne aasostmpt of Haie Hsurhss
ueesanG conabs, Totle< Articles u ereu kind.
VIII p essn at estgeut's, conner q dolnh and
esase stfocts. Drug stoee, ,:.-:: =.
, 1861-05-25

An interesting letter on the action Of tho WIa-
CONAN Legislature. In relation to financial and
Other matters, will be found on the second page.
The following Is 4 list Of Wisconsin banks, With
the value Of securities, circulation, &c, made up
on the reported price Of etocks on the 2olh (Mon.
DAY lsse. The disc.edited are marked with :,
and those-1s IN au-that have not nado up 4 pa:
cent. called for on their sccurities, ara marked
With t. The Wisconsin bankets rely very much:
npon the personal security Of those who own tie:
banks' In their current List, to naks up an7 dea-t
cheney IN the value Of the State bonds dsposited.
with the Comptroller: = ). sg.:. ;:
, 1861-05-25

sTuaazs Ru1Es.-The sturges Rifles are to
attend worship at the Wabash Avenue II. E.
Church, Rev. Henry Coz. pastor, IN sundny
morning. '.
, 1861-05-25

:. LETTER 11sT,-1ho List OF uncalled for let
tus IN the Chicago Postofire will b found
on the third page Of this mornings TRIBUNE.
, 1861-05-25
Gticago Grihutte
" SATURDAY, MAY 26,; 1851.


FLAG RA1s1na--1he Newbery School 5cs-
terday raised ing with appropriate ceremo.
: uiee yesterday. ~,
, 1861-05-25
THH CLOSE or TIE xAnKET,

Contrary to expectation, it was found on open.
ins the narketth1s mornin: that very few Bul-
locks remained uneold; probably not e1ceedin:,
rally Of bu1ocks about sundown, and q sIIcht
yielding on tbs pA.t OF brokers to their demands,
| and thus the yards were nearly emptied, so tha,
| the balance will be sold to-day without AMI
great deduction: One brekes :ays he dzcvs
held them yesterday. Others say they
hare got the came priee, but fnd sales very siow
Upon the whole ne leave tho figures In the tahI.
OF quotations to stand as they did lsst week, c1.
eept reducing the ayefage 1c, but remark that We
head, In estimation Of weight snd quality 1t
came rates 2 pound. Although the whole n1iube1
at Forty fourth street Is 3691 the number sold Is
only 3611, as one drove Of II went direct to New
Haven.
TIE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 5,1E6.
The following rates arc reported b. Henry D.
Grant, Superintendent Of the Market, for Wed2e.-
day mtEpfug:
Corn-fed Hoss, = b .4hn5 c.
DistilleEy Hoss, . b gro=s.......-...4 Gl4c.
This shows slight improvement upon the ex.
trcne depression Of the previous quotations, ow-
Ing to decrease OF zoo In the SUPPLY. But the
market H. slow, aLd there are about 1850 head in
the sale pens this morning, AID one Yerr cxtra lot
Is held At SIC = b.
Hogs this week:
First quality corn fed, large -.
Second quality, cc1n fed ... 6KG51s H,IG:.s
FhEt quality, small sizes, fat
I'D sa! prime for market .,ar
Large size stiil:ied. iat,,. Xix ss&ea Meac
Second quality, still fed, ht. 1 dSfEc s GSe
Small size. choice stock noEa G54c O.
, 1861-05-25
Company ID. Goth Regiment,

,ASM THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION OF
yas$pK Officers Of this Company, at Robbins Hall,
na2sk1 No. e03 South Water st.. on Saturday eve
ming, May 18th. 1861, at o'clock Let every mem
ber attend promptly.
By order. WM. H. LuYF. Sec'y,
, 1861-05-25

Tm LADIES FIRST n TIE FMn,-The
1adie. who have been engaged for some time
past In manufacturing garments for the CHI
csgo volunteers, IRE drst IN tbs field to volun-
teer their services In the equipment Of tho
Irish Brigade. Wa haye received from them
tho following card for publication: - -
Tho ladtes Of the Sewing HaI1 II MeYleler's
to u1ake clothing with the greatest po&sIhle dis.
patch. They Do not vo9k 1oF PAY, but promise to
do batter work than ia dnns By most Of taa
, 1861-05-25

AoRnoHs.-A large party Of EngliAh Nor
mons passed through this city day or two
since en route for Utah, yia Chicago, Burlington
d Quincy Railroad.
, 1861-05-25
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County o,

CTATE OF ILLINOIS. County Of
- Cook. ~ Superior Court Of Chicago, 'Junn
Term !S"1 samar1 Myers vs. John D. Fahl:aa. Luther
Stouc. Lewis " Stnue, lacofs@ A. Caruca and Caro-
Tine II. Carncs his wife. Theodore +. Fhp4 William
g. Appleton nni Eliza IT, Appleton hIe wiz, Abliai,
Stone. Nbcrt Haneffdge, George 1sutcdgc Wl1lta A.
Wa!ne EEedeEtek W9:ne Hiram TueKcf Nathanlst
CottaeIi and ischarl u. Doycl. II Chaucery.
A11dAElt Of tue residence of George A. CAtnc8
and Caroline II. Carncs hts Nife Thecdore F. Phillips.
William G. Appleton and Eliza G. Appleton his vito,
Ahtah tt Stone 1lobelt Ba,nbtdge, George RutledKe,
carEcs Samuel HASKELL William Wilson AMI lacharfi
D. poyeu. fourteen Of the defendants above named.
having been led in the oEdce Of tho Cterx Of said
superior Court OF Chicago notice. Is hereby given 70
the said George Carnes and Caroline II. Carles Lii
wife Thodoro F. Phillips, Wllllam G. Appleton and
En!a G. Appleton his c Ahi,ah Stone. Hilbert Raln.
tex Warne. Nathaniel G. Casnfs. Samuel Haske.' VIII
Lam Wilson aud Richard D DoTell that the complain
Ant n1ed BIZ bill Of complaint III aaid Court tha
GhancerJ hdc thereof the nth day OF May 1dt
mat su4monds theraupon issued out Of said Court
against sad dcGsndants tctuEnah1o tho uzss Mona7
Of June neIt 1851, as hy law required
NOV. unic.s you. the said George L. Carnes 4ad
Garnli1e CAsnes Ills vie Theodore 7. Phillips VII.
Lam y. Appleton and Eliza Il. Appleton hla yiir.
Allah Stone. Robert Rainbrtdxe, George fsutIc',se.
William Il. Nafnc, Frederick Warne Sa.haniel T.
Superior Court Of Cl..cazo Of Co4k County, on tds
dss day CT the next scrn thereof holden It Cai
caGo Ia said County. the FIRST Monday Of June 1851,
nn Plead. aEtTet or dcntus IL tho said comnananEs
Dill OF complaint. tho and The matters ami iat1z1
therein charged and stated viii be taxnn ~ confsssa
pF5er of sa s yeq tS69d T. s
KING SCOTT. CcmpIt4 SGs.E uv!isf5x,iW
, 1861-05-25
Irish Brigade.

lAA THERE WILL BE A MASS MEETING
Ez&y Of the citizens Of Chicago th1s Saturday
H1a& evening: May 25. at Bryan Hal1, at half past
II. II. Rally all men favorable to the Brigade
JAMES A. Mu1116AN, Chairman,
, 1861-05-25

GTAIE OF ILLINOIS, EOOK
~ CGCNTT: 8. 8 s-su2efIor Court OF GhL.ayo
Red = J. s, HA,Ism-Aitachlnens.
Fubc noscs l. hereby given to tbs sail J & Hal
1f r. clsTG Of u. Superior Court Of ChIcao tias II
tne I'm gay q Aprt. o. tsl, At the stt of tic aald
IT, IT, Sf as I'D z Hallam: Er ta7 oi sive
she sheriff Of Iook tountJ. which sad writ as been
Now. therefore. ualesa ycu the said !, z H,1!su
sIhi pe1tonay be an,s appe9E baf re tho aait Suoe
of Conlt o. chicago, % u< before thu Ay Of tae
Git5 e ChtcaKo, On TIE srst Monday Of June, A. b.
ssi gt7s special ball a1d pIt4d to The saL pllnuHs
sctlon lndEm mt VIII be entered agaiusf gn and fu
1a.9E of ths ssid pslat,a' I'D 20 much q no pro-
trdEneat ard eosta will be scid 10 satisfy H., Is
WALTkE kTNui{I, Clerx
GALLUP j. HITCHCOCK, PITTS AIt.Y9 fny9 tTtaxw
, 1861-05-25

Il TIE CONSTITUTION GUARDS, IN THE
Il Irish Brigade, accepted for the war. want few
more reGfuits At their recruiting office, No: 147
u ARandolph street. Tbs company will 20 into
QIExters On MnhinI next.
, 1861-05-25
Commercial Circulars by the PefnIa.


Pnov1sIoxa.-Therc Is good demand for beef
but transactions have been mostly In old. thn
stock Of new being In sn1a1l compass Pork il In
steady demand. and prices bare IN upward tan
dencJ. Bscun continues dnll, but IS supplies nro
likely to fal1 OF now, q better de1uaud mnr he eT
pected shortly. Fine butter brings orr erfren,r
quotations, and there has been rather nnnYr an
qulry for tnfet1of at 4x to As 3 cVt. The lsrvn
arrivals OF cheese hare rather depressed the msrEef
but the weather Il fGvp1able foF demand Isnj~s
Only retail business has BEEN done thIs weak
and prices arc unchanged. Ta1low-Eorth Amer.
1e1n has declined TO 54s to tS 3D. being il q cNt
below our last quotations.
RREAnsIUx1s.-The weathar continues can ard
dry, and the want Of r1in begins new to be ielt.
Al TneedAy'a Qaarket there was more general en-
qu1ry for wheat than for some time past, and The
dnet descriptions Of red we1e i'd q Genital dearer,
but In other descriptions no Improvement couId
be quoted. Flour was also In better demand. aad
IN come caxes 81 y baua deaTar. Indf1n corn was
N 9o5e general request # EfIdg's p.ices. Oar
Inaa market todaJ Eas ven attended by country MIL
lers md = good business Has done IN wheat, Z:
sale and was Sd p bri dearer. There was 4 better
demand for Indian corn, which WAS freely met By
hoideta At 1sst Friday'a quotations.
haLA1D, ATHTA T. Co.
LWKnRuoL, May 10, 1sg1-
BEEAptrurrs-Tha weather IL fne, but aaf.n
and dJ, with night nusts, and the aans
weather ia complained Of fom uanr parts Of tho
Couttnent: Tho country markets slowly gITe way
In price We Aad good attendance at T1esday's
market, md aD improved demand Tor WHIST and
dorr: M1xauEee wheat up to lis ~. Extra west.
EN- aour+arEe salea 1t Cd. Indian cofa opened
, 1861-05-25

: Water -TAxEs+-sa.e your teh per cent by
paying your water rent bedore tha afst' Of
:5une-An the i" tallsn takeh for what they are
~osta-33pecde at q discount. ;: =. ! :
, 1861-05-25

Il ALL PERSONS WHO HAVE JOINED TIE
& Shields Companies A and b. eInce the COM
n mencemcnt Of the war. are requested to meet
LNofth Market Hall this evening at half past
seven o o'clock. Come all.
q. D. Qu1RK, Captain.
, 1861-05-25

Scammon Light Infantry, AttentI0n
AA THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
xx McCagg's Hall, on L salle It,, Tits eve. e
nlbg At o'clock. Sharp. Every member Is cx-
pected to be present on time.
Per order. B. ". UNDERWOOD Sec'y.
May Is.
, 1861-05-25
HAkH1ouCx Dawn, Solicitor Tr:+f s9,H n.y.. ~


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:. sss sssas.1}9z e. St3s, s
dtsed III asstpuop 8 1a'sS a'saao1sd as!s - =
nd r t5e P9wsE r p ss1a Deed so5ssn:d. rets
deiy Psessasa q 81 Il psss 6 go. Eae
6sss s.s, oss f. 6 Cox 1a Gesty nHao Eesk s. &
sass ~ s11 aass
e :sa .a II bssa sFs9 = 4ss s2 sas
N ssss saass asssgS B51ase 90 ta.,
Gsat III = E e. sqSo1 @ F. aoh aaos
ss hsss s ssss & s:;s =: 9 i.
e sstaf9 q & z2s III 81
Eeaa rS1s = pot3t y r A. r. ssaEa 9f tss ce11
s'ss:ssa sues M
etshteea thence soats az :o3s and sixtTsaar naa.
4 Ga sps ss:ss sssns: ss:s Rass e q c "a 3
r. atsFese.a Ce1aty ko:a r ID taeaes norths7iy IanT
FL : r. :ss$ s :: Is: :! e:
:sd eaa aaa x x .s e
CaEaso. xszca HSa. IN 4s7''ss
s .1 .so3s sa!s asFssy Resspaaed min rsssd1st
= as "a Z s;' s''t ~ Rase aazaoar rr,.,s.
n .ne!s s,ls Z nsxtses ooskooned u Trta.n "a
- sazsa ' ca2S AT h.eazaoax. 7.u.t,.
day, tne sa day Of My, 16i. u fho ssne roar so1
plsee. CHAA AGRR1SneV0 " .fTs.a1 ST
1Se scev: ssls y he:eby fn.tner postponed 10 Wed
4o eAa Gay u lay 166a u the toxf ao4
ptaoe;; s.. eHaktk5 A. HRxGQRY.
mJto6%A Tru1tad.
das sGg1e sais t. he1ea- tz*aer 2 Wei
ae4Ss. MA5 &s&a. Isl ~ tta &auue hour s1i PEA
@ss*a1 92Aa. A. 4k&1Q81 1Ess4s
, 1861-05-25

&$teQ States, showing al locations OF AFfcn11t,
| IT Forts, Barracks, and Nav. Yards, and other
A Railroad Sfap showing ali The Railroads In tho
Feye1a1 States, the Cities. Towns and Ha.bors.
.App1eton's new Pocket Map Of the Seat Of War,
showing the position and points OF interest Of all
fn FEee + ..rs III
Bookstore, LIZ Dearborn street. my2sx6t
No sTtKPTA11--To be SECURE against any
sdiscount" in the quality ofyour Ice when warm
weather advances" Jou should order 1t Of WAn-
HAMS, WILLARD j. Co., No. Masonic Temple, aa
they are the only dealers who do not secure part
Of their i" stock" from the Chicago rlrer. There
FORE there is not the least danger Of THEIR "cir-
culation" being "disc1edited" In case Of q ssrnu'
upon the RED WAGONS. mya5st
4 HoH M TIE CouHrHT.-Adne boy aged 10
years Is sadly in want Of gsod home in the coun-
try, where he cou1d be useful. Apply to Rev. E.
B. Tuttle, SO North Franklin street.
B Strangers are always welcome to seats In
the Free shurch. cofner Indiana and Franklin
streets. Divine Service, t0K A. n. and 4. P. N.
E, B. TuE11z, Rector.
NEW ENvELorE,-Haleh, corner Madison street
and Custom House Place, has Published new Gu
ye1ope, containing pictorial representation of q
stont mastfT (Scott) defending bone labaled
Washington" at Which lean spaniel (Jen d.
yis} looks wistfuny- The motto In tho mouth Of
the mastif- :" Why don't you take fts'-is very
appropriate at this time.
,------
us4t11 E 1A1eait t11aAe, oo1shA U mAsn1Sc~
~ ~, ~ Hra o1.~.A-Ae'' a. ssotseon'
y. e5'p aapt ~ VIII p's"'A ''.n'of'o" a. 4oH a. IL.
aao 8 H.
H " Church OF The Ascension Protestant
Episcopal, on Oak st., near Wells, N. D !, is open
for Divine Service every Sunday, ut 1oK 4. II.
and X P II. Sunday School at OK AN
Rev. VIZ Il. COOPER, Rector,
~ Rev. J. L. Corning will OCCUPY the pulpit
Of Plymouth Church tomorrow morning and ere.
~ Elder j. Carol Stark, formerly OF New
York CltJ. will preach In the Christian Chapel,
, 1861-05-25
COMMERCIAL.

FR1DAY EVENING, May q, 1851
The following arc the recelpts for the psst tTeu'
ty-four hours: =:
HxuMrTs LAST TvEETy-YouR HouRs. !:
, 1861-05-25

~ Cook HeLain. % Dearborn street., haya
made their psica 10. cleaning and dyeinz gents
garments 1esa than aay othar house In tho city.
, 1861-05-25

NEW EXTRAORDINARY, corner Madison street
and Custom House Place, has published new en-
ve1ope, containing pictorial representation of a
stont mastfT (Scott) defending bone labsled
"Washington," at Which q lean spaniel [JefY d.
yis) looks wistfuIly. The motto In tho mouth Of
the mastif- IS Why don't you take fts"-is very
appropriate at this time
, 1861-05-25

I'd. TEE 1RIsH BRIGADE At BRyAN HA11. To-
S1aHT.-A public meeting has been called for
this evening at Bryan Hail. by the friends Of
the IriAh Brigade It will be most interest
Ing occ1sion. The Galleries are reserved for
isdiee, and gcntlemen accompanying them.
Able speakers will present the claims Of the
gallant 1rishmen upon our public, for aid at
this time.
, 1861-05-25

STRAWBERRY FKsTIyAL-The North Star
Mission Sunday School, first in the field with
Strawberries and Cream, next week Thur
day evening at Bryan Hall. ThIs Is one Of
the worthy objects Of the day. The school
has Increased to such an extent that they
must have room, and those interested intend,
notwithstanding the hard times, to bulld o
house large enough to accommodate al; and
make an appeal to the public to help them In
this noble work. We hope our friends will
try mud realize TINT 1t Is tsbetter to give than
to receive"
, 1861-05-25

socye sis = hsfsbY further possoopsd 70 noa.
plsce. EHAA LGREGnPY' trrnssaa ST
, 1861-05-25

DEATH OF AEABER OF TIE HIGHLAND
GuARDs- Patrick Kelly, Of the Chicago
Highland Guards, now at C.npt Yates, died
on Tueeday, and WIS buried there on Wcdnes-
6ay.
, 1861-05-25

AC6ToWLEDoMESTs.-T eturge8 Rifle
Corps return their thanks to Wm. E. Tucker,
Esq, Of the Briggs House, and the Chicago
Ale ard Malt Co., for timely refreshments sent
to their camp.
, 1861-05-25

McNA1IT.- -Blaekwood for May has bsen
received BY MeNally d Co. 81 Dearborn street;
a1se fresh supply Of "Scott aud Hardee's
Tactics" together with large variety of care
fx1y selected Union paper, envelopes and
badges.
, 1861-05-25

1Se aco!: ssle y heseby further postponed 70 Wed
pl4ce. EH skfK3 HEFGnHYs
@yteaas-0 Txu1tad.
Tho ahaTe eals Is he1en- f1:aec ooztooue4 u Wei.
, 1861-05-25

TIE lR1sH BR1GApk-We learn that the
immense brick building on Polk street, known
rs the Knne Brewery is to be converted into
the temporary Barracks Of the Irish Brigade.
who 80 into quarters therein early in the week,
eight companies Of over seven hundred men.
, 1861-05-25

THK DEATH OF Col EL1swoRTu.-Vey ap-
propriAtely the flags throughout the city 1t is
proposed ahall be 1t half mast throughout to-
day, out Of respect to the memory Of Col.
Ellsworth
, 1861-05-25

TIE CHICAGO Custom HouaE.-The most
complete arrangements have been made by
U.S. Collector White for the detection and
sr:est3of III attempts to eyade the orders is
sued from tho Treasury Department At Wash
ington, relative to the supply Of arms and
munitions, and other articles contraband Of
Ear to the rebels.