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, 1861-05-31

QUARTIRs.-The Douglas Guards from
Lesalle Lave arrived in this city from Las2lle,
snd gone into barracks with the Irish Brigade
to which they are attached The company is
composed Of tixty sta1wart, hardy, well-made
men, who E:ye been accustomed to the trough
and tumble Of life,' and whose names viii SC
dom be found on the sick list The officers
are: Capt. D. P. Moniaty; First Lieut. D.
Collins: Second Lieut.. P. O'Kaue. They car-
r. two beautiful banners the American Flag
An IN Irish Flag. "Long may they waye."
, 1861-05-31

Tho arrival Of grain, -four and fselShs generally
on feW daye' tS satnrday morning fhere were three
propellcrs and eleven sshoone1s lying At the Nor
sinees frcightIng east. The grain odoat at this
rort on Ftfday was about two hundred Thousand
buehels, On saturday It WIS reduced by eh1p-
mCuts Observation-Disclosures Journal, 9th.
, 1861-05-31
90 eLnntrartorg.
DROPOSALS FOR a LOAN or
100000.

seaed proposals. Viii be received q the Oce ot the
TressaEsr Of stsse q nnniA IA 81 ci.y otsp.g
a4 II 59sx nSG q e
III s Sas ss i be'9s & & e.
sneo wiz IN sct of 10 emitted IA .et
creating war fund and to provide toT aadsiaE AZ T.
snS un9sr 'es osa 81 as i
Issued 10 Be rsnur able i ne Rless1.u q W SIT.
after the 1rar of our LORD ia tae @ st e+ ol HsE ~
% Sc i se | etT - q XsE YoIf consist q 6oada
sstache,. % psysSie On nzst Moad1ys q Jsa1.lJ and
s.ts haatI nsds
des Il ss1as oaf 81
Tic Topef al 1nnss state the kum offered for each
huedrrd ao9srs of It eE and thS Of
Ce1ed nm. ct ,.ited With bank In the city OF
SprnghSl Or ii, the city q Chicago Illinois or = she
e q S:T "a bsev Z ssa a
81 ihe Tstaslrrr of he Stats Of ihols said cerua-
cat*s 70 IL sstF=ed In case the aro NOT &C.
eeP;sS RSs bd, ~. ,,r,,t.t vt,, bs r..
CURED 10 deposit The amount thereof with the TreA
snrer Of The Of uop hit oncc n tho city Of
IL e q 4
within ave days atsE IT, acceptance Of thsir otd #
othervlse specified Ia the bids The right resetTe
sary t, protect Of promote tho Interest Of state
| The prot otals mntt be tealed sud Addressed
Run nesn M ; bas
q the stase q iine, =: tne Anfs1s1a isai
Bank New fo'f E1cHGR5 RsiR6s7'; eeE so.a' 4s
| Jesse e RTRn9{EIa;; +; Asdis1T; 4raas1;e,
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rapidly progressing to put the Interior OF this
splendid establishment in readln essf for guests,
Among all other Improvements introduced
We know Of no sIngle one that will tell more
largely In thst direction than implied in the
announcement that mine host Of the Sherman
House Is to be SAMUEL HkWK, now Of The
Richmond, prince Of landlords, Of whom NO
one has ever dreamed Of saying he could not
ekeep hotel" Nj. Hawk has no superiors
in tlat line In the United States. Attentive,
intelligent, liberal, With keen eye to the
comfort Of hid gpests!s every particular, and
these are many, he will be IN accession, md !.
suitable finish to the noble enterprise Of F. &,
Sherman, Esq, and make the hotel that wor
" thiiy bears his name, famous at once among
the. tuye1ing community and the many Whe
find their home in hotel life. Wecongrasulate
the shermsn, and We no less congratulate Mr
HaEk- The one ie worthy OF the Other
, 1861-05-31

Foreign Markets.
pxu AHxn1cA.1 LIVERPOOL, May 10.
B1xApsrrfrs-Wakefeld Nash l. Co report
1ous frm but quiet at 28s6dQ90s6d. Wheat stadT
at 11s3d012s3d for red, 12s3a VAS Tot white. Eorn
mixed and yellow sls31@3Gs; white, 35sed
tions maintained with.fdidaeulty. White Wheat
''? ?Paoy1s1oss-Bect-Hr1h, with a. good demand.
Pork quiet and steady. Bacon aasieri quotations
unchanged. Lard heavy. Tauo" quiet ana psfns
EprRITs TUurESr1NE steady, closing quiet At q.
GRocERrEs-Sugar heayT and declined SdD6d.
Coffee uuIet. Rice opened firm. but closed heavy,
buyers demanding reduction; casouaa a0oseo
LONDON MARKETS.
Misunderstanding Brothers quote bread
| etufTt firm at the extreme rates.
eefxy saa eosed ee viii
TA1Low-Du}l at SIS. .-,..-
SrocKs-B Barring Rrothers qnote American sect
rites frmer With an improved demand: . Is
1875 were oatred At 50 2 s s. sold At q Mass
79H Tenn IS 77M7sK n ( Cent shares g; 90
| HE; iii Cent shares 381k discount: Bullion In
thc Bank Of England decreased 2l9. .oo0 The rates
! have been advanced to 6 q cent.
--latest via Quecustown.l
| LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, 18Th.
DnsAps1CfFs-Qutet. Corn closed With dc
cliring tendency bnt no aetive change
money. 9110e11z foE account; II Cent shafes 342i
Go37s5 discount Eric sharea 21xGe24.
! PAEIs MONEY MARkET-patis 1enteb ctosco 2
G9f 40c.
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week, considerable activity IN tho g1aln market,
in The purchase Of corn, four, oats. &c, Tor ship
ment to Cuba. It is worthy tho attention Of our
lowed. IN view of The probable scarcity and great
de1uand for there articles, to support our tronps
ard p7erert scarcity until har7est-N. 0. Dtita,
aefh
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ors Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company was
held In this city yesterday, at which the following
gentlemen were chosen:
Leroy II. riley, New York.
FRANKLIN HAVEN, Doston-
N. P. BAxKs, Chicago.
JONI II. DOUGLAS, Chicago.
Mr. Douglas is the only new man in the Board.
He has been for maay years connected with the
Company rs Its Attorney, and was, when the as.
signmcnt was made in 1857, named as one Of the
assignees. He fs 3 gentleman Of remarkable
breadth and clcarncss Of intellect, and In his new
rlace will do the road essential service.
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PASSED DE7nor--31AS S29.--Ur-Props Northern
Light. Concord; echrs Ayr. Emer.
Dowf-Pror Illinois; schrs Amelia, Leader, c
Sumner, Gov. Hunt, Emma, spE, AycnGer.
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THURSDAY, Nay 80, 1861.

l
MONETARY.
THuhspA1. may 5o' 1S5l.
The resolutions Of our merchants afo becoming
more fixed with every days experience to persist
emily demand specie basis In tho transactions Of
their business. II oug oily and the state Improve
thh opportunity now offered them they csn IN
few months make up for all their losses upon oo1
Infamous currency VIC hhfo on nana a th.Eo |:
amount OF our na1 seA1 ee'p auo pAesp |
the comtns hatresl e Euoa !ao .er1 ~ -, ~
eontroFeE.eu 'ns| ~ p.es -. :. 49, a..e,1:
psoo1e1soA 'uo - ~ f 80 ~ ,,.7,.
out pcoptr 49, ~ 49, ~ot tha cnn a. IN nv
3ohs1. sha~s 49, =. aa5a, -, w. tor
ou1l.4e -, -. 5a.,.,a, a.
out l1Ap.'se - oe' - ~ -. - ~.
For the Last 1c". 1eaHs, taa1 eutpius, nhasS enc
sharp practice Of tho utterers Of our ulnoia cnr-
rcrcx has heen 1ryestcd in st.te bonds tnztc.d of
money The loss on those BONDS "1n Dc 1som ase
NJ, n, ,vbot arencte1 education va hoyc received
r., W. "uas -. ~ r-o.,. t,a,t, .n7 ro1n-r..1
Let us now in'ist on specie ohsl'' anu s'tnLrs
viii yery soon-tf indeed she Is not alreaay-be-
NV .ba nnarrta, centre or the Northwest. Ser.
e"a' tue uaeas1e' ~eA'1s ~ Wv -e s1a",.,no ~.
ea 4n 4. issues into con Let
-, ~ T. ~ XIV ,n5 se1t ooo1s at rates cores
ah W II alu oe1 49, 80.
poIu. t.sds tb., yc;,, ,aton,sb hcr n,oat entbn.
secure tfaoe 1nA. WIZ as'oulsu u'1 noS. eulaa,
stsstis citizens Let our 'mets aiso oespa
aonnd cstahl,sbed In their own neishborhoods.
and thev will have it. A bank bill b.s no business
Ia cfrcn,ate moro than a hundred or two mile.
from home. lit by any means gets astray lot II
be cent home for redemption, Let tho people de-
m,na such money Al they know by nerson Il kuo8l-
cdoe ran be readily converted into coin. or the
min Itself That IN the on1y y,ay To tnsure them.
e,roo o,ofne+ loea
prnr rSp11ou pponosrn-wa nnb1;sb with preat
Measure The fo,loyeinr letter from a ,esuoneible
R,nttno Uon.a In the centr,1 p,rt nj the state:
Fn7Tors f~u1c.ao Tn,nusE.
Az tbe,o !, mrc, anecn1atton In ulnofs bank
| notes which are based entirely upon Northern
stocks, lpropose, In order 10 ehow whether more
t6csc h1nIs ~ 1naEe item snccie.paying sooner
tfan the law demands that their owners through
y6ur columns state h9W soon t1ey w ,appolat a.
cr ~ rent diecnnFt in snrinehe!i or Chicaco
d lie amendment to the Law requires by the mid
uio cf Ausustt as mart owner O. one oasea on III
nots stoeEs entirely, ano "nlen We lE1eno " e
~ n ee r. ~ ~ nG c+6aIs ~ q hasf from
them. 1 propose june Is.
Some OF these SneTs c9n make more money y
u n taf nTnsf Gn saa 1en ~ when tsv
mence to redeem, Of course they resp harvest Of
from 20 70 20 pes cent gu th1s h saseauv aha sher
ara who viii heIp 10 fu1nish specic-paying circu
lation. Lots try 1t and see. II. Z. a.
That's exactly the right Kind OF TALE. Lei Us
have somebody to redeem these Illinois bll1s, ano
the banks that 90 nos 40 snopsa oe "ouno up
without benefit OF clergy a. iast as the u" ao"e'
We fear that too many Of the owners Of the banks
| ~~e-" ~ e-- -
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tLHAlkED nay AZ.
Prop Galena Steclc, Buffalo, GEO brls -four $50 bags
potatoes, 80 kegs butter 10 tons sunddes,
Prop Fountain City Pcarce Buffalo. 1000 brls honf
EGO brls highwinca, % boxes sundr1es.
Prop Nile. B1gge. Buffalo, $50 bags wheat, % hhds
tobacco, 800 btls 1our, 800 pigs lead, 1000
bags grain, 800 brls wheat:
Brig Ocean Eagle, Galleghau, Buffalo, 1l,100 bn
corn.
Brig Pilgrim, Burns, Buffalo. to load at Racine.
Schr EIanson. Summcrytlle, BuGA}o, to load at
Milwaukee.
schr Eagle Wing Whitney, Buffalo, to load At Mil"
Eaukee.
schr Contest, Rogers, Buffalo, 16,49z bu wheat.
Schr Clyde, Fellows. Buffalo. II, 900 bu corn.
Schr Mont Eagle, White, Buffalo, to load at 3lil-
waukec.
schr Hart. Bjgclow, Buffalo. 16G1o bu wheat.
schr sutherlsnd, Pct5ee. Coloay:
Schr St James, She's, Buffalo, 1880 bu wheat.
Schz Perry, Barreck, Buffalo, 16,o00 hu wheat.
Schr Barne, Mothtt, Toronto, 1876 bu corn.
Schr Syracnee, Carr, Buffalo, to load ut Milwkc
schr Colingwood, 0sier, Buffalo, 49, 900 bu wheat.
schr Star o1 the North, Payne, Buffalo. 1900 bn
corn.
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NJ A Rim E IL S T
PORT or CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. may ;N-
Steamer Sen Bird. Blodsctt, outonagon, snndEics.
Prop Fountain City, fearee: Buffalo, 61o pkggs
ndz, II brls cider, 40 brIs apples, 81 barrels
sngar, 81 hhds mo1asses, 20 pkgs drtd fruit.
Prop Bhtton,. Adams, St. Joseph, 60 n lumber, Is
pigs fish, ! coil rope.
Prop Adfiatic, Mccrea, Buffalo, load surdrfes.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskc cggon, 100 N lumber.
SchF Afsoma, Faulkner. Oswego, 100 tons coal.
Schr Fortune, Ha1lowel, Buffalo.
Scar Little Belle, Cable, Grand River, 100 luu1b.
schr Tuscola, kobb, Eastmansille, 90 IN lumber.
Schr Gray, McQraw, Anskegon. 95 N do
Schr Blue Belle, Howard, Cedar River, 100 m do
Schr Henderson, Miller, Grand Haven, 70 N do
schr Sutherland, Petrce. Colony, IS cords wood.
schr Drew, West, Kalamazoo, 95 m lumber.
Sehr Argo, Abraham, oeonto, leu 4, do
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RECEIPTS AxD sHrMEsTs BI CAzAI, 4AY %.
RkcefptS Rete{pk5,

The steamship america with liverpool datest
the 18th inet, WIS telesraphed this morning, r.
porting Breadetuhs dull. with declining ten
dency. ...
The effect Of this news along with scarcity
fuzds with which 10 operate to depress the gen
esal markets and limit transactions Flour was dn
and the sales Light at $1oG4b5 for fair to choice
extras. and $soo@s,25 for supe1hnes! Wheat de-
clined SC per bushel but the transactions were tr
ding at sc for N. W club; so9sac for No. 1spring'
and 16Gsac for No. spring. At this depreciation,
however, the sellers were few. Corn opened with
fatr shipping inquiry, but the steamers news
caused dull market and prices closed 1@1Kc
lower than yesterday, with sales Of about 100 900
bushels at a7Hc for mixed adoat, and 241@26c for
N1xed In store-the bulk Of the transactions being
| at g7H9sec 1. o. b. Oats were in active request
and firm. with salea Of 10000 buahels at 1s116xc
for No. in store. Rye quiet at aec In store. Bar
I ley neglected. HighWinc< dull at 13c. Nothing
| doing in Provisions.
/ There WAS = mo1e active inquiry for freight room
to-day and ratcs closed at IN advance Of &c PEI
buahel-the engagements being at 404Xc fo1
wbest, e for com and rye, and &c for oats to
Buffalo.
, 1861-05-31
Cbirago Grlbtt're
FRIDAY, MAY 81, 1851.
TIE CITY

~See advertisement Of Lost 60" II
proper column,
, 1861-05-31
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.


ARRIVED, ..May o.
Investigator, Athens. 81 c yds ruhb1c and 25c yda
dim stole.
II Luonlie. Athens. to- yds rubble stone.
A9uila, South, III, ESQ lbs Ice.
] II Alexander, Lockport, 5000 bu corn, $1,000 lbs
Aiclia, Juliet, 5000 lu corn, 5000 lbs scrap iron
Marin, kankakce, 1856 bu potatoes, 9l5 bu oats.
Northrup, Joliet, 81 tong earth. 60 cgds rubble
BA 1horp, Joliet. 1000 bu corn, 1os bbls flour:
Cno La Sale, 400 bu corn, 30i bbls flour, 511 lbs
Banner, La Sallc, 5,3e3 bu corn.
II O Connor, Il Sallc, 4.C0o bu corn, 1,a00 bu
Arizona, La sallc, 5,159 bu corn.
B. lott, La Sale, s, lis bu corr, $50 bs hides.
Empress, La Sale, s, 715 bn corn.
CLEARED. Mar 20.
Clyde, Seneca.
Clnrtct, Morris. ..
Amazonia, L. Sale, 76,1o3 feet lumber, 10000
shingles.
L Dodge, Ii Sale.
| II G Lo0mts, Athens.
Oneida, Ottawa.
| Celestial, La Sale.
| Boston, Ottawa.
! Cubs, Ottawa.
| Sultan. Ottawa
| 100 ms machinery.
| $ ADouElas, La Sale, 61 900 # lumber -
prai1ie Queen, Ottawa, 3,coo It lumber, ~ kes
Mile s., La salle eoooo l.th, 40 # lumber, 80
Asia. L. Sale. $1,000 # lumber.
, 1861-05-31

CTATF: OF ITTJNOTS. Comfy c

GTAIt: OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook s.s. Superior Caurt Ct Chicago, Jana
Term lsf san:ael Myers ". Jocn b Pahla1n, Luther
Inc L. Calnes lis viz, Fheolore i. Philips. WslIaa
g. Appleton and Ella Z. Appleton his wife, AbiJ4h
Wafne, Frederick WaTne Hlran. 4. Tucker, Nathaniel
G. Garner, Samuel Hasstil, Wifit1m Wilson John t..
Cotthe.l and Richard r. Dovell In tEaucery.
A1Hdas!t Of te n*1n.res:'le 'lenee q Georgs Cl.ncs
4nd Caroline u c.raes A. E;ts Theodors F. Entg.'
Ahiah Stone Robert BatnhridZc. George kntici.'-
CArnes Samuel Haske ELL William Wilson nna lac.ssi
B. DoTeil fourteen Of tic defen1Aats shove Ra!net
haytng been nlel r. the otnce Of the Clerk e SAY
Snnes;GT Court of Chtesso nesice I, heTroy g.sn p
wife. Tnodore F. Phillips, william e. Applch,nan
Ellis G. Appleton hts Nte Aht}ah stonc: Robert Bain
bridge. George RutleAce, William II. WaSnc. FreAST
Lex Hhtnr. Nathaniel e. Ca1nGa. Samuel Haskell MI
LAM Wilson anA iuehaxt b UoVell that tho complain
r. alsd H. bi Of soEpaint IN ..d G9nE ia On m S
That sUmmonds thsEcupon Issued ont Of said Coafs
against said defendants retuEnab:e the dst Aood11
Of JUNG next, 1sdl. as By Inv inquired
NoW unle.s you The ~ Ge9r:s = Games i11i ana
1sah sfenes Kobe75 Bainortise. 5eoFSe kausase.
Carnes, samuel HasfelL Wllls1n Wilson and Richard
D. Doyell stal rerannally be and appear before said
eupeEtoF Court of chieaE, Of Cook County. on ne
c1go ii sa!d County On tha fras Monday Of Junc lsi
and plead AusWer pr dehur the ss1d eauaplanAuts
bin Of complaint the same md thc matters md tdngs
therein charged and ata.ed will be taken confessed
1Ps e p :1f "a
Efwea 4 Erfyrr EorDp{'tA Sorf. my1fr7xxE
, 1861-05-31

CfrAI'F 0E TTI1N0IC f70NE
~1a1G ~ ..G CIOh
~ C0UEII 5-supefN1ofu so18s of ColcayH
MAJ Term, a y ls6l AsA y. 1kseo aad Sylvester
81 ed y. j. r. AAuAMzCAthacamstah1 Az1th ~ r.. a.,,
Public notlGe = hetebJ E1ye1 70 no sa.o z Hal
of the CLERK q a- Superior IL Goa , q tneaso e data
stN w 81 4G11 e. - Eoa asn sS1;ut ~ ne sal1
f1s Sf tes SO !? M : poIia aSR1 of Fsfs e
the Sheriff q Coof Couas9' WHICH, sa WIZ has oee2
seSn1ner ~ 1u,.,s YOU TIE sid i u,u.
HuW. taeIe!os1. 15nes- htf1yr -: =; 3ta1A
sna m 9s ~ III 6r 6sfore In H. sa ~ snn
rof touiL % IL II ia nn,t Hcy uay ~ ~ sEs s
@ tre1ee Stn - N tha nfst NoudsT ~ ' Y '
T1 eirc aScsI bsn sad plead 10 1hc xa,d nntstfs
sE trr7ent T,l b entered aTsnsf nm nnH IL
tr sttsched u 1aY be s1snrlsot to asfjsfT fhe 4
, 1861-05-31
NOTICE. State
,untr, S.S.-Supes1or Court

THANCzRY NOTICE State
~ Of 1l!insia Cook County. 8. .s.-supessos Court
Of ShlsaEc Jane Term :: ~, pn,,on ,ns 1,,r11
Esnys1. II, 5ssess 52aasEsS; ss:T;s:
sST k11e Gn1fs.
sats
known Heirs of Joel Buttee, deceased Cas1:ss ~
ae: q 4 ;Ss4
ahldavit ; q lie as;n:res:dence Of .c,arn Raayoa,
tomp.ny o 1asiaa 1in f Bas's. ill., q H.
! T. BroSn; SiiIsn; i SIssn; ftIe; Kiaasy, s: Is
LS1wes md ch.,Ss 53 r. ten tSf of 5
nee of The CLERK of aad Superior Conrt q ChcsEo
ahsf s ia ssi .
Rutt!es cect ased, AMI the nnkncwn HcTs ot Jossre
s;5ss5 +. :; g:
aatfa aas as -
ID % sa4s 9erse SoJss Il T. - II f.
4rcr1c~n Horse Na4i Company Lactan Buttses admin
John B. REo*n William Ii pzoxa. PeIer Xsaney x:
ine.n Ms,;s e JSs,Rh 5!lktns dtee1, ri NJ
lsl. sna mat summons thsteupen i ssqcd ont Of sa
sanaas 4 5uas 1a ! Sa M
Now: unless ron tns sia Clar& i:q.yon and Issrs
q m
William K Brown Peter Kinney. Ey=1est n B. LuL.
wick. Charles S:aiE Jr- md she satd dsfsnaaat' de
Bnttes deceased, and the unknown Heirs OF Joscpa
Fkins deceased. shall personally bc and appear be-
On the n17t day Of the next sen hezeof to b. lea
At Chicarn tn said County, on this 1Est Monday Of
eonplaiaants till Of complaint, tho same snd snc
mstters and thing. taeEetn clarGed and stated VIII a
taken confessed. Aa1 decree entered against Tou
according to tae prayer T .4Ia e KtvD,z Clerk
KING & SCOTT. Solicitors for Complainant
, 1861-05-31

~ Al should not fail to read the advertisement
OF Prot Wood in to-d4Js apcr- rnh-lF
, 1861-05-31

PArER HANoNas-The best stock at the lowest
prices, at Faxon'z, No. 70 Lake street, ap30tf
, 1861-05-31
The irish Brigade.
Tr1Eu nr1a

The If1ah Brigade.
HxAp-QuARx1s, 1n1au Bn1aApg,}
CHICAGO, May 30, 1861.
Head. Quarters Of this Brigade, by resolu-
tiou Of their officers. is Transferred to the
abarracks," )" where all business civil and mill.
ta1y Will be hereafter transacted.
Orders OF TIE plI.
Reyeifle 1t O'Clock n.
First dill at6x
Breakfast at 6
Second drill at9 .
Vi,itorr allowed at ba,7acs8 from {Aud at no
other times} 10 o'clock Z; d.
Thi1d drill At 4 "
Supper ats "
T1ttoo ut .~
JAMES 4. MULLIGAN.
Capt*. JAa. Qu1EK, Mon1AaTr, PHnlPs. FITCH,
aronEs. ooFFEY, D. DUNK. &ohuaaArs n.
, 1861-05-31

scuooL CHILDREN ARREsrEp.-Four lads
who came to the place and attacked md
abused emaller children OF the einstitution,w were
Inst evening arrested at the Skinner School.
The young rowdles, to the number Of seven
teen had Waited the place for the purpose Of
having TOW. They waited until the larger
boys Of the Skinner School hsd gone sud then
pitched into the smaller ones. One Of the
former class, however, chancingto be ut hand,
caught four Of the assaflants and kept them
In charge until policeman could be called,
the remainder having made good their escape
The prisoners will appear at the police couri
this morning.
, 1861-05-31
l,TaTE, pF ILLINOIS. COOK

NTATE Of lLIINVlS, CUUh
~ COUNTY: :E-sapettor Court ot .Chicaso:
Keed ~ VII vs J. 4 kHalias-Atsacament,
Pubic notice hereby sissn to sne saa ~ 4 HI
OF the Ller OF tho u2erlor CoEzs o. Ct:rA1o a1e':
the 9Th day OF april A. 1ssl at the suit Of the SAID
tate OF tie satd ! T. Halant for the sum Of F4n
Hundred ScyentyTwo and $50 Collars. directed 10
rturnra executed Now nn;cfs yoa tns ut
j. Z. IIaaHl shall personally be ana 1rprar bcnsc
arss day Of the ters thereof be holcn N tic Court
June, a. r ISL. give special hall. and plead to tho
sald plaintiffs aedoE Et b eat; Era as.st
The pEupeEt attached may ht sufficient to satt+J
the said ahd c0+t viii be sola 70 hai.ff the
9aIue- WALrEE NJ l9bAi1 GtefA.
, 1861-05-31

TIE BRIGGS HOUSE E---Messrs. ". F. Tucker
4; Co., mine host Of the Briggs, announce that
they IRE to meet these war times in o suitable
spirit Of 1iberality, BY reduction in their
rites to t1o donnrs per day. As We know
this involves no reduction in the comforts
and luxuries proverbial In their institution,
VIC arc sure the travelling public will appre-
clate this movement.
, 1861-05-31

The EEscu&TREss.-Wcc can say this Of the
"Euchantress y Miss Richings IS really en-
chanting; the scenery is beautiful, the acting,
with few exceptions, really good, and, bar
ring" the length Of the piece, 1t is decidedly
we'll calculated toplease all sorts Of people
at least, there is matter for every kind Of taste
to be pleased with.
, 1861-05-31

COM M EJRCIAI.
THURSDAY EVENING, May 30.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tWenty-fouv hopr8:
, 1861-05-31

CnARTs or NoRFo1K HAnBoR---A neat chart Of
Norfolk Hasbor Is just published, showing the e1
act location Of Sewa1l's Point, Fort Monroe, &C.
Walsh, on Madison street. has 1t also lot Of card
Photographs Of Gen. Scott, for description ol
which zee advertisement In another column.
, 1861-05-31
GEuKrai NOtlrRH.

NOTICE.-All persons having
~ claims against Cook County will t!e the asule
With TIE un5eFsi before III hiSt Monday Of
June next e. b. EA1.MELl. Clerk.
Chfcaro May nth ISL my9 c3E6t
, 1861-05-31

AcKxow1EpoMEsI.-1b beg to return to Mr..
Fred. Talbot, of the firm Of Osborne, Adams
d Co., my THINKS fer handsome aud timely
assistance rendered, to advance the cause Of
the Brigade. DAhL Qu1nk,
Capt. Of Shields "B."
, 1861-05-31

BUILDING IMrRoyEAEH7.-A eao's..>4 ',
brick business block il to be crecteo On INC
corner Of North Clark and hinzle etree1s' e1'
cayat,on for the same having been already
, 1861-05-31

Acknowledgements.
1beg to return my sincere thnoks for tho
most Timely assistanca rendered through T.
Mnlvey, Esq, Of Canal street, to the Irish
Brigade, from the following gentlemen Tho
kindly subscribed the sums set opposite thelr
respective names:
Mee*za. Dur1nd Brothers l. Powers, ,$ss %
Mestrs. Smith Pollard t.......,.,.,,...95 200
MefsTs. u. Fla lkenthal j. Co. 1000
In thanking these gentlemen, I beg to add
the wish that many BY their good example
may "go eud do lkewfse'
JoHH c. PHrxdps,
Cspt~ O'Aahony Rifles, I. B.
, 1861-05-31

HCook b Kc1a1n, % Dearborn street, haye
made their price Tor clesnlng and dyelug GENTS
garments less th2n any other house II the city.
, 1861-05-31

PAINFUL Acc,pEsr.-John Vaughn, wagon
maker, q. AL Clark street, and residing ut $50
Buffalo street, suffered painful accident q
day or two eincc in the 1oss Of his right eye,
by = splinter Of iron, thrown into it with
Great force, in citing of N iror rlvet with q
cold chise]. The organ was entirely destroy
ed, its fluids escaping through the wound.
, 1861-05-31
Funeral 0bsequfes OF the late Colonel
El1aUorffl.

At National Hall, on Sunday, June End, at 8
p. m, will take place the exercises Of an oc-
casion very properly arrangcd under the au
spices Of the old Chicago zouaves, the funer-
al obsequies Of the Late Col. Ellsworth. 4
sermon will be delivered By Rev. z. ". Hum
phrey, pastor Of the first Presbyterian Church.
izations intending to take part in the cere'
mony, will call at Gen. Swift's Office, G6 Lake
street, this day. The leaders Of the bands o.
the city will also call.
Ex-Alderman SEXTON, Chm.
, 1861-05-31

6HuwAlGHTB RAmHa L very pleas
ant adair took place yesterday ut the ship and
boat yard Of Messrs. Akhurst l. Douglas On
the go1th Branch on the occasion Of raising
new American flag, replacing the former one
which has long foated at their mast head At
12x. the ehIpwrighta laid down their adzes
and s1es, and ran rp the new ensign, ssluting
It with three ronsirg cheers. It ia due to
these spirited and patriotic propietors to say
that the beautiful new flag is present to
them BY their votk1nen and other friends, the
subscription made up unknown to them. The
tfbute is Just one, for Mesars Akhu1st &
DouglzA have taken dive1s notable opportu-
mites to displsy their love for the old at,rs
and Btripes+ They recently presented the
splendid staa, one hundred feet high, which
adorns the Board Of Trade building, have also
erected many Of the finest hsg stans In the
in The city, and it u but just that an aekno~l'
edgment Of their patriotism thus comes home
to them. IN manner the most pleasant sad
gratifying to employers.
, 1861-05-31

WHEELER & WILSON'S Sewing Machincs-otflce
1853 8; 1855 Lake st. Geo. r. Chittendeu, General
Agent for Illinois, lows, Wisconsin and North In
diana. my31-10t
EA large and fine assortment OF Hair Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet articles Of every kind
Will be seen at sargeut's, corner Of Randolph and
State streete, Drug Store. my20tf
, 1861-05-31

F We arc indebted to the officers Of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago road for
Cincinnati papers, long way in aduance Of
the mail
We are also under obligations to the route
agents en- the Chicago and St, Louis road for
similar fayors.