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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22

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MSerfsenae, @arespaere &c.
Meyer & Co.
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Dem eerebrteu publtHm gu wiien oaB nit infer OferIasei
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lid, Counting aug. ST 1 Mitt.
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annapolis }a,!1o5@of8, 9. 4 Maora,
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Counties Don Marpl.
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flag, DON. II. Cams. 9a.a 81.
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Beltminfter 5 Morg. 81 9taa,
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Saln8. Mont, 6reit. ar- leae.
Nretfe fir @Oftiae1ea. a
8riefe inter Gonoert, pel4e ni6t i{6er
An5e fple9en, llllD lltqf netter al3 5000 Nlet=
9eber, tCifen 3 Gents, iiber 5000 Mctlen 10
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nn3e, 70 tcltet &c ba8 Ooppelte. ile6er cine
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Bpit 5tamp8, bper gcftempelteu Converts,
8rtefe, fpelde ii Die Pclt QeleQt perOen
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ltillnlt iirp, fplten 1 Sent, griefe, ipelbe In e,
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Dem Pprto | Gent ertra. Gin Srte lelbf all
9e8ebFa Dper uHfrapftrte 8rtefe pe9eeiP llidt
Qntoncirt.
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foitell mad ir8en0 etnen Gbet(e Der Ser. Staos
ten | @ent per 9tiid ulo mi6ep nit Stralps
~Trantirt Ietn.
Ta8li4e 3eitun8en, ti8 5u 5 linen i5per.
%toItet, nepn Die re8elulaBi8e Mbpnnenteni inner
balb Der Der. Staaten 451 @eat8 pteytelia6r=
LID.
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lid perianoD tcfen 1 &eut I'm goraa3.
Bena ein 9eDrldte8 Circular. Ba4,b6et
oper 53sllun9 O%erIaHpt milp, 10 mug fe lp lei,
paft leln, paB bei0e @nrel d lieu tho alpera-
falls iperoen ie ais 8rtefe beredact.
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0tua=Temers9lsnOer

GrlparntB all 0elp, Belt nnp @libe.
Der grfinOsr bteier 6cucr=3anter eriptt Vile sins 8r0pe gu
naheu. Oeteu tGnnen nt4t Ietdter uub l@netler an5e-
sin6et werben. 100 Oefen a~naeStnoet fir % @ents gu taben in
Soren 81 40 Stid fIr % @euts IN allen GSroterteu une bel
6ebl9S Dennp & o.
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Observation-Disclosures.

0oS 8rit-qOfat miro I'M y lbr @Orseas
9%eoTnet uno nm z l1br q6enrs 9eldlD1en.
Yin Sonnta8en 1T ro8 @etdupe blp8 3mt<
lden 9 uno 10 QRr 8rrmittaS8 pffeu.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-10-22
@inoer,a gSGhnsofc0ime.

Ds S@neiber beFger Stabt, i0tte aue Reripuet, wel@e cine
su lie u 0bmai d inc gu baboa lpGni4en, iolten fb. ertnnerlt,
bal cine bon unierr, Mai9nen, SfreintaI 70 beL @rbett tbut as
r8eno cine enbere. unb 10 audi ~5wetmGl 10 pteI 8etS
a~brtn8t. 0tee8 u1aet uniere Ytai4neii lu hsn bttIi0
= en- Weld9e I'M 9egrfts fino. WtPrs ais 5000 avn ltu0 attetn
BADEN itre @iener rhr Die bnnit atbeiteu In ben StaGb ssies, fG
naebr @es 3a erpareu, ais linen oefes auf anoeren1 28e0e nbs-
l1 lit. aGe, mel6e cine 6er b enen Rd b NJ al Gtnen, bic
m Gebrand fnb, ta6sn ntbGten, leGtsn III uuicrer Ctfcs:
SEQ. 158 8altimoreIfraBe
~opllpre4en, np @ebraubS- @npeiungeu in Oeut9er, eRgttdeg,
r~saSDfiar nne ipantfs3cr Sprabe gu baben fno nnb no mir Se-
i ttteine 42aIbrue taaft, auf peieteu arbsien lerueu.
Sdidt aaa etnem @renptar pen Sta9er'S @dbuai9ireI Set.
ang. aAe Wtaibtnen werosm EN- 8aISes sSabr nab tGtent 2tntaIl
BON ans III epler 0rbmlng luo Deportation 9sbalteu.
(Fb28,NA e.. q. 9Ppn8ter. Aasnt
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E 80 Snr bel o1pere1 Seu1tniBnabnle.
Giursaacertr uns sR1tiente fpMteu (etr SprfIHtts fetu, ete Re tbre
BsGettt faufct unb fpGilu tisisiben MIR Spn lDlbsn d~nseaeUten
8tdrtten faufen, msiae tv, ibrsm @ehatt lsSen, ntht dber pon
Dsat!ern Ebtr 8ntihentrGeern, ia tie fpnt Der G6sfatr a~as8efest
fnb, tefAwtnseit su rerben uap tr Gelo untfcnf ~dNS9s6fn.
Durdfabrt8@8illette
nMs aaen Ebst!sd bs& QBeaeus Fn6 ~ tabea EEL
e 3d. s.. $siIcehraitet,
@enetAls@ mtgranteusNge gent ser Baltimore uab
9btPsGtfentata.
aa3on 9(p. 81 GbdrieBi f., Baltimore.
, 1861-05-07

TEs shows ss1a b hereby tatthar postponed to Wsd.
needAy tna 3th day ct M&I lB1, ut huuF and
plxoe- E6 AkLES i. GREGORY,
, 1861-05-07

NEW YORK. Ma1 6---F1oua-1crsnsaest TO-
DAY Rave ont5 been to limited extent, Ine M4l M,
ket for cohition grades has ruled quite heavy. Ths
issdrs snsiness. % sales sW sbis 1t ao5s1e
ste & E A fSt ssn, sstts stss sa1e eas
for shipping branda round hoop ohtoi S9:ooSet.s9
kor trsde brands do market closing heavy. Eana"
III oar t. on!y limited haslnsss psalsses as 7 y q e
for inferior to choice extfs Rye ho9I t sssady:
small Gales at b. tt@4 Oh. Corn meal selling slo"-
ly71t previous uu0tatt0n6- ,.1
dut Important change Sales 40 bhls At 911A.
anA1N-Whest dufl, and prices for pretty mpGn y
III kinds except good and prime white which y !;
buyers Sales 4 1,seo bn NilE aukes club at s. Is
@$1 delivered; zsB.o By winter re- G ~sssesa Is ssa
4 g IN sso{e s1a del7iEed s1 % e1 tea ,a
whits Mchigan At Il so@1 %, ana SO bn taisrto;;
white Canada at 81 IS. Rye steady. Sales q e
500 bu at 68c, delivered barley Continues doA
Corn~Market dull, unsettled and droopiog. sales
OF IT, 900 bu at e6@6Sc for western mixed ana ~
round yellow. g0c for white Oats dnll At ss9t
{oE Westen sn9 aa nDa aassssie aes.
coaasaes sseaa, win fa,f demand ssles, ,e1s brls
e., st9xh & 9ss Ps'Ris isf rsessssS ness
u 50 for e1tfa nldss Prime mess beef dni aott
nominal. Beef hams continue dull At 1atlbe 1el
e8c for shoulders: sA@eAc for hama Bacon
fug. Sales 600 bras at e@9;sc fol common prime.
Ohio; 1s@1sc for new state. Cheese in moderate
Gsocsn1Es~ 1sf only limited business doing
small aales to report at unchanged prices Moas.
sTocKs-Aeain higher with fair businees doing:
Chi 4 3s4; 6oi n p 195: Gai q q : Gh1 p
, 1861-05-07

~ Don't fail to purchase one Of sloat's i'm
proved Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. The stmp-
lest and the best with all the latest improvements,
at No. 81 Clark atreet, under the Sherman House.
cY,1lHk
, 1861-05-07
We'll D0tn Irfah Rrfradn.

On the receipt Of intelligence from Spring.
field that they could not be mustered into the
Government service, the gallant Irish Brigade
held meeting. at which the entire force was
present After several strong speeches q vote
Was taken as to whether they would disband.
Only FOUR out Of eight hundred and siz7y ,tour
men voted aye, the rest determining, by this
spirited action, to hold on to their organiza-
ton and continue their drill and perfect their
equipment. This is nobIy done by the
Brigade, and is entirely worthy Of tho
gallant fellows. Let them go forward and
cur citizens will make 1t an object Of city pride
to see that they lack for nothing that shall put
them into the field q splendid body Of men.
Elsewhere It will be seen that efforts are being
made incorporating these companies into Col.
Van Arman's regiment, to offer the came di-
rcctly to the United States. Whether this is
done OF not, and we cannot look upon it as
otherwise than somewhat doubtful, the Brig
ade must be putin trim for the service it will
be inevitably called upon to perform In time.
, 1861-05-07

IA
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IT, sa ! % 4t 2s1ftt1ss s: &c; :
X@g}s 1ot 4tvs s s. ak9Ss a 9a r.
S$@ s sa sF ssy sSso5sS % tg nS@aaS nSssat n r.
~ st s5s Ii ~ ri; = e
* IA 1rSn 1,,f' r. es.S'' e'->~ s'-'t' =
:a,n.> 4aa. ,,;z,,,.. ~ ic,s,n-not,,tna.. ~
moment doing in wteat; red state r car Iots q.
2 AZ tne aeRot sates o1 new Nv se!as "
aae q Sle l9 othef no sa1Gs. ~ =. t q
q q. ! q = - s::d s ssSs s.s.s s sss;s
~ " agE oy Y pas ~ xs fEotS yGtss
man.
.Morr1.r ,r r>u.xa-E,orv .I.,raa
ModeTata ~. Hun tt apo = pnsea& fs 's&
10 Round psscei. Nc in stora drinix heh kR
for delivery, Sales i;3Qo 11rI9 fer JRga7 - as
Wss he h " M ass ssls . aztes sssd5a& dsP&ssss
ERPps5 csasS = spsg%s Il r. hsSse9s i
ER1svs3YEo Eaw VIZ Rh 4 1oe4eE per eaht. ~ '"
% Tcncnra = ~ s|t-The 3elt1ertss of Grain in oar
ma1hef aha9Se yeeterdsy m x1ad nbt sxtssa s shshsi
5f sss SRst % as1Ess sss4
ee11 Ga a. ees raSRnR om @
pflme 1&e atteF OILY y ohG VI ~ os.S%*i ~ a
neat ~ = Eossae Is h. - peaa a. etes5T It 46A
1sc Oats firm "a sf s6dS27c. with small receipts.
Flour Is without change, we quote Mp I At &a:6S9
9onb iS 1eaf5 eat2a q It fS 50 III seiect btsnds
u--w.,.;rs.- - GSs~ I mi, vheat ,t.rfnt was
,aa!I II. aJ Jtsiti sa1ss sanineH to HW
lo1s aof zars a. SeTV a no buyeTs
10 SalpptnG s!augs seSi,a M1,S ~ 3&se No hih9
d ~ done - sslsrs refassa 2 sons down: oas5s
ssss refused t9 ake sn oFfa m bb
, 1861-05-07
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

CLEARED FROM OswEGo FOE CH1cAGo-May d
Propeller Michigan.
spAssED DErRo1r-May 4.-UP-Stearne1 Mime
gotta; proPeller Northern Light; schoouerR Ad
vance, Boston, New Lisbon, CayahuEa, Hugh
Wood.
Dowx-Prope1Iers Galena, Racine, Concord
schooner Monntaincer
l. ARRIVED AT BUFFALO FRoM Cn1CAGo-May s.
Propeller kcnosha; bark ". S. Pearson brig Mo.
hegan schooner Meridian.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOE CHIcA6o-Mzy g.
Propellers Neptune and Nagara barks Great r. est
I'd, Invincible, r. S. Pearson. Altar, John Hor.
rtRsey.s
LARGE CAKao.-The new canal boat Imperial,
Capt, Dunning. Of Norton & Co.'S line, arrived
last week from Lockport with 1860 barrels -four,
probably the largest cargo Of -four transported
On our canal.
MAN ovERBoARD On Wednesday morning last
at O'Clock, while the schooner Eliza Lnsas1 WIS
of Long Point Cut. Richard Qnitp. hand on
board, fell overheard and YVES drowned Himself
with two others Of the crew were sent to fuEl the
flying jib, and while thus engaged, the foot rope
parted, which prectpltated him fnto the lake, and
he Was moi seen afteFward- He was about thirty
years Of a*e, hailed from Syracuse, N, 7 where
be has friends He was much respected By his
shipmates On board The weasel paused up to-day.
Capt. Samuel Ratee, the master, gave us tho above
intormation.-DetroitA AdreTksser.
, 1861-05-07

A., a5S 8; -
fteofY 81 bIs fnr bcne1tss- long riddles Cheeaa
wanted, bn4 anything Interior will only sell It
' : ss sannet hs Kot for prime quality,
and the sale ID very eloW at that.
f.: ISbfGy-Boaae talle4E is offered freely at as 20
that It would be hard to get more than ass for
Butchers Association. -: .
BazADsTuFEa- weather has been fine and
dry all week. SpEfng sowing 4a nearly dniahed
throughout liz Unitsd Kingaom 1,ndef tae mort
ATofsbls slrctnnstsacaK, Zig e9tn natkst has
been HI, eoa ddltt, 6nty retail sales being made
Hpn stocks On tie epot at about oar quotations
va have to report some rather extensive sales o.
American wheat now foating, At full prices cost
and weight. In flour thera has been more dong ;
a few thousand barrels OF Capaaia1 supeFana sold
ax.ahtp from 8Oa to 30s 3D. Extra state brings as
slowly. Indian corn In retail demand at abons
Quotations. JoHH ArHEA q To-
, 1861-05-07
Good for the Railroad boys.

The railroad employees are sound to the
core, and they weed out all exceptions, pre-
senting m unhroken front to the enemy.
The CLERKS of the freight department Of the
Michigan Southern Railroad raised among
themselves the sum of sloo, to purchase 0.
s. flag, and On Saturday raised pole lis feet
high, 1t the south end Of the freight depot, on
Clark street, near Twelfth, from which floats
the glorious old s'stars aud Stripes" The
railroad company furnished the pole, having
sent it up from Indiana woods. A glorious
time was had getting up the pole.
The same afternoon the boys Of the st.
Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad, marked
their corner Of Canal street and West Van
Buren, with flag staff 124 feet high, and
raised to its peak 4 beautiful flag, one of the
handsomest In the city. They made the occa-
sion pleasant and notable. This road and its
employees have done noble service to-the
cause Of the country. They have worked with
will in it, and not otherwise could the TRIMS
mission Of immense trains Of troops and mu-
nitions been accomplished Col Mason has
made his spirit and enterprise peryade every
department Of this admirable road, now one
Of the best In the State.
, 1861-05-07
\! .'e. .s'as.
MONETARY;


III
i 80, -.::r :Mo4pAK EYExas, Il
To-day exchange hns. bean: very close. 'ael1ern
have The advantage and, thongh the nominal rste
IN o. cent. above tie current prizes The pay-
nents on the 4th tsasurday) have now been met
of disposed Of In Eone way: !: and It IT, believed It
will gradually work easier To-day tbs banks
have bought and sold at 10 q cent; but the
amounts they could supply have fallen far below
the wants OF seustomers. This present State OF
things cannot last many days. Either the outside
rate must come down to the bank rate, or the
bankers win be fosstsd 10 put Up the price
Decided changes, now that the 70 days allowed
By he Presiasnti for ~ rebels to
lay down their arms ss .ss expired, ~ confidently
e1pee1e 81 TIE political and wsriike 1elatidns Of
the country, Ind 1t nay be looked for with equal
certainty th1s The financial atatds OF the loyal
/ States will be brought moFe neatly TO level. It
Is expected bsre thai the indiana and Ohio banks
| viii suspend specie payments within the next ten
| days; and Iettera from New York; rece3yedto-day,
report 1t highly probable that the banks Of that
city and State; viii be obliged to easpend, ii not
within 10, certainly within 70 aays. Taats would
bring our xarsncJi ia6re nearly on par with that
| Of other States, and business would move along
more smoothly. Onr bsst nnsncie1s are satisfied
that our Illinois ,,,or,v q mp,c hattar tt.n +ha
stuff that would Ut uace hare rushed In to take its
place had not ottr banks and business d,en mutu.
| ally agreed to snslain 1t.
Gold nominal, buying 10, selling 1201k per cent.
Very little changes hands on any tetms,
srooKs'-saltoaeta1 d Co.'S CNo. "A Clark
s!7zssl reports tia afternoon, give the following
as the cloEiug prdces: N: 7. Central Tx: Gale
| 70 xn po,a1 Is1.,a so}I, pn,1,-.r+o,, n nof-..
- - @ .ee' ~ - r;.o uiu,
~ minols eea1ss., ~ 1eaneessE, 81 niesourl'
Tu' snk4nla. ~ ata,he4 ui" 4ne tneee state
eee2f1ties ato sn1ety 90" enoagn ~ oe ntm pat
sIeht,
| T-,~r.,. ..,rh, ss,.f1.-t =, ~,
| !"n@"AoAshA1e n*''1"s* ot tn1s morning,
/ quoting the money market for Saturday evening"
sava,
Ihe principal 4as1fcs q sae week In monetary
matters here, hass been def1ine Of Y cent. in
e3cnange On Asaanay, 5oloWe9 y 1uIthef fe-
aneHon of q CENT; toaayi aaa tae ent1fe remov.
o. Iaa5 o'sfTust % II OF @ saenGy 20 prepais1nt
TO- ION tne s91niry, nas nesn aetiVe aEo ons1neae
las s.MRl tSs aakss snool11Iy. 1o1ay t4e oanks
sappnea 19ear eaatomers Freely With exchange al
E H. Ssds.. dsc,inay i1ay1ng u liz ,.r.aa
j Ine oeGMne II exchan9e caused similar move.
sht m manoas enrfency as rates Of exchange In
IAcago were up 70 1uQ9l1 t9 cent. None OF ouf
DanKs Wonld ta&e in9ois currency to-day. IN large
sums, AZ !esa tnan . cent discount. while one
Of M,iwauEee al hegtnft fefssa H. te eta =;
all Illinois banks
HEAVY KoHRxRY OF BANK-On last sua3ssy
E1mo rndf.ns 1p.a anta-ni -. &C. ~.at a. ~,
--prohably with the siI of 1soSuier an5 49,.
] thousand four huptirej dollars taken therefnnn
, 1861-05-07

Paov1s1oNs.-In the ahsence ct supplies Of new,
the business done IN BEEF this week has BEEN
principally in old, and about LEGO hereee have
changed hands, atpzevtous prices. PoKK conttn-
ues IN good drequeBt ut our quotations market
is stM very bare OF new American. BACON sells
1nurs freely and at rather easier rstssi bnt hold
exs are on the whole very unwilling to sell under
Cunning TO appear> md the demand for American
may be expecaed to drop Of. Sales of fne Ameri-
Can can stiA be made Ut our 4not1tions- CHEEsE-
The demand foE this article Is Sill limited in the
absence Of supplies. Prices uualtered.
LAsD,-.The demand has got qnleter, prices re-
:. TA11ow.-coutinues quiet, and seIla in retail at
our quotations. '':- .-.-.- =
fair attendance Of buyers. but III buttuess done
was OF limited nature, without alteration In pr1
ceA.
At today's market there vas an average attend~
ance Of buyers, and WHEAr experienced noder-
ate demand 4t eighty A1Iner rates than this day
week. F1oU1 remains inactive, without alteration
in ptiees- Hn1Aa Coax = rather easier to buy. .
1aB1aLAND, ATHYA, & Co..
, 1861-05-07

~ q. NJ Wimarth has removed bis Gas Fix
turaand Lamp Store to 1s2 Lake street. ap2912t
, 1861-05-07
The blockade ON the MIsafss1ppf.

There is good deal Of well grounded dissatie-
faction among the trade becauae Of the blockade
here, whila provisions are allowed to go South
from points below aud on the upper Mississippi,
without Interference. There should be free trade
ara diving heavy and profitable trade, 1t the
psnse Of this city. Our merchants are perfectly
willing to make any sacrifice that may BE- required
for their country, but as matters ale being con-
duesed they are sacrificing much for the benefit OF
quasi enemies OF the Government This ought
not to be, and until orders ara given to prevent
provisions from passing Cairo, shipments from
this port should be permitted. Whatever rule IL
adopted should operate equally on all, The true
policy Is to cpt of supplies from The 1ebels. o1t
this cannot be done By closing this port while
Cairo is left open for the shipment of all kinds OF
property, except arms and munitions ofwar. The
rebels can never be starved out in this Way+-Esa-
efnaQA Gazkfta.
, 1861-05-07

H Il you wish for bushy whiRkers or 'fasci.
mating mus tache, send for q box OF Belling.
HAMS Stimulating onguent. It Is warranted
TO bsing them ont In from three to si1 #eeks.
Sent On receipt Of price aud postage, S1.18, to any
addreas, by J. b. johnson, 70 State street, Chca-
60. ILL., .. mh29,Sm
, 1861-05-07

Military Books Of every kind, and Maps Of
Marg1ana, Virginia and the surrounding districts
may be procured from John Il. Walsh, corner Mad
ieon street and Custom House place
, 1861-05-07

AUCTION sA1E.-This day Il. Alexander, No. 1G7
Dearborn etreet, sells large stock Of choice
goods. This morning at 10 o'clock, to which we
invite the attention OF buyers.
, 1861-05-07
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED. -Aay 4.

Vermonter, Feeder, 4s cords wood.
Globe Lockport, & sDf bu corn.
Humboldt, Du Page, 5000 bu corn.
Lenont Lockp0rt, 5,3n bu core.
Adelia, joliet 600 hu coIn-
Danube, Ottawa, 3, 100 bu corn, 106,673 seareh.
Ocean Spray, Ott4Ws, S, ,191 bu corn.
Rescue, LaSalle, AK cords coal.
CLEARED. 4.
j. 6. Alexander, 1ockpors, brl cement, IS h c
ve.monter, Feeder. 49, ~- =;
Gibraltar, LaSa1le. ] +:
Union, IA3a1le.
5}osgow, Ottawa, 50 hs1s ealt. ~ ,oa -
L, r Dodge, LsSalIe, %, $40 # lumber, 0,000 It
aidinu. 900 shingles.
Belle Bryac, LaSa1le, 1o4 90 # lumber.
Bay STATE, IaSaile, 76,os1 # lumber, 10 pkgs ash
B00D 3oRp, 400 b candles
Gold Eagle, LaSalie, 90, ls5 It lumber.
ResoI1te, athens, Imperial, Iockpofs, Lockport tc
Huubold1, Joliet, !, ,sss ID broom corn.
1ick Overall, LaSAlle, &, ,97S It lumber.
Armenia, Lasa1le, 81, Isl It lumber.
g. a. Douglas, I'd, Seneca 5,400 It lumber, Il brll
t: l. Hunter, Lasane. 7s,7ss Il lumber, e,ooo
piekets, Is 0oo shingles, 10000 lath, 1850 D
3. A. Thorp, Joliet, HTS II lumber, n, 800 slaves
p, Norrh1up% Joliet, q. .s65 # lumber, $50 cedar
posts.
, 1861-05-07

Three eheers for the Light Guard Band'
The teachers and scholars of Washington
School take this occasion to tender their ain
cere thanks to the Light Guard Band for their
good music gratuitousiy furnished for our
1ag.rsisi1E this afternnon.-
7..~''. 3. 3. CuzlEh Principal
, 1861-05-07
a1t11Dtl1ltEll1f11tE.
AegEl Ant&Ttts<n1&nta.
MORTGAGE SALE.-Where

M ORTGAGE SALE.-Wh hereas,
~ William 8. McWinIau1s did On the nineteenth
e as 0stses u ,hs yssF q Lord one taoussnd
sys5 70 r. qRdeIss6 hs eern noIesge desd
tae property herstnstteF described. she psY
Herewith, sr he sam Il isesn h1ndrsd dosrs eacs
da6 y one and two yesrA 1ftT TIE date EhereoE re
specavey I'D each drawing sntereat st M1 per cent
per annum, payable annuslly. which ssld mortgage
deed b recorded In the Recorders of:e tn and ort6a
County Of Cook IN ths atste Of illinois, IN Boox II II
Mortgages. At Eage SIS. And whereas also, defanlt
has been made In The payment Of the said proiseoT3
notes and tha same are wholly due ard unpsid
ROW therefore, putHG EorIce Is hereby given that l.
power aad authority in yeeted in sad BY sid moF
gage dted and for tbs u5es ana purposes etetn efs
pressed o. IT, io:h day ct Nay j. p t~sI: at sen
# he Ge1rt Heuss n sas s'tz Of Gkiesgo se e. p15
loTs desshsd 1T pics Or s1eel rs 1t ~ 1s7a suS .S
ssns pEsnses described IN agd conxtysd I, p ~ ~
nrIEA&H deed. to Wit: Lot Numbered ass ~ - sHus
division Of block numbered twenEyaeyen l} N ~
Assessors Div io1 Ct the suut|st Nacttohai QuaS!sf
Of section twenty-five Gt, towuah1p t1irTy-n1nN tss
re1th Tanga fourteen E. in the City OF Ehcaso Aof0
said together with all 2cd e4uty ot ox
the sid Htiar s. Nc cNIisM3 hts heirs aad ass1sps
therein JOEL Gl H1ls1% Ao<ssaRee.
GALLUP d HIrCHcpCK, Att5a
ChftAR.,. Anil 14fI. Ap13-4ff7ta