davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-05-27
,Ienfy w3y ;MsntieE; but the supply Is1ight, CON.

i, feRfy bat the supply is1isht, COM
pared wtihqW demand. :, =
Tho produce uaskets, today were much fruaer,
and under more favorable news from New York
and liverpool, a decided Improvement took place
in prlces. Wheat advanced 20sc per bushel, with
sales Of about 5000 bushs1s at 7a07Bc for No
Spring, and Gs07oc for No spring-payahle In
gold. For Indiana currency and Mem York sight
drafts No WAS sold at 10000 in storc-the mar.
ket closing With strong upward tendency. Corn
WIS also in good demand and fully 1c better. with
saes Of about g. 900 bushels, at 2s@a4c for Mixed
In store-payable In guld. 2ax@2sc for Indiana
currency and Eastern exchange; 25@27c, payable
In rauroad currency; and es@aekc for checks on
the Loan and Trust company. There Was some
inquiry for Flour, but buyers and sellers were
apart-lmlted Gales being made at $4oo for me-
dlum spring extras, payable IN Philadelphia 'ex;
change, and f4-oo for choice, payable In s,nroaa
currency. There WAS nothing dong j. Oats. Rve
or Barley, and the market is entirely nominal.
Freights rule dull and lowee13. A sau ycssel w.z
engaged At &c for whsst to Kingston or 15c to Mon
treal.' -
, 1861-05-27

To THE Enron OF TIE MAnK LANE ExpnEss:-
SIa,-1n Asstrs. starge's circular Of the 2ud
ne4t pabo5 1G p!oetea ssa find dge5 gsse IN
iion that the civil var now existing in America is
not likely to affect supplies Of bFcadstuds from
Dissenting entirely from this opinion, beg to
offer few remarks on the subject, although Gro
this be in print VIC may hear Of further events in
that country rendering either Of our spcculatlons
Il war has been knownA all times to interfere
with industrial occupations In countries where
standing armies only are engaged, and who other
America far more serious interruption to buai-
ness and production, where men who were preyi.
outly engaged IN these pursuits hare now to aban-
don them. and take up arms, whilst the naturally
excltable dlepoe1t on Of the people Is not c0udu-
ciyc to quiet Occupation By t6osc Who remain.
But passing from speculation to facts, we find
Baltimore In the hands Of the mob. business SUE
pended there, and communication with the coun-
TT IN large measn<e stopped by destruction Of
bridges, We must, therefore, anti:ipate cesea-
ton Of shipments from thstpot. It will be readily
ply, and TIC value in America must decline, to
meet tho Increased cost Of bringing 1t to this coun-
" In war tnsusanecs aud want Of usual facilities
consideling, then, tho low value Of money in
New York, and the large quantity Of breadstufs
farmers ana 1 merchants Il hays already sold. i Is
entail.
Further, have reason to believe that many
prudent merchants, In the uncertainty Of Hhat d.
mcnsions this qnAr7el may assume, and not know
Ing what rate Of insurance they may have to pay
in future shipments, have cancelled their orders
entirely.
Unlcss, therefore. much more inducement to
import be offered than present prices afford, our
supplies must suffer dtminution: whilst anarchy,
stop exports thence entirely.
an, your5, &C., 1NroRrER.
, 1861-05-27
MARKETS. BIZ TELEtaRAP19,

NEW YORK, Nay ye5-F1ouR-Advancedw With
moderate bnstness doing for export aud home con:
ssassp: sss%sptsa ssss e2 {: s;aS e
extra western; $s5Q9a e5 tor shl ping brands
b1ands Closing quite e sas
bis At *dsoa7.5o ioS inia1for fo caolee n1trs:
con- meal quiet With t1iding sale. 8 psssisas
WmsKr:Demand le.s active, taa.kst: ;seareely
Gaa..@Wheas @ wi al adj sd7aaeea a. ss to e witn ni ~
ss@ bn dsinssed and inferior Chicago sp91ag &
Jig; 20 600 bu western club at & .12@1. .1B; aa4m
bu damaged and inferior Milwaukee club ii tf,Q0
G9: G: @ fs b a5 abts 70 ias Rfs g st
rsd Ws:tesn Il d ssSl s; 81 e9olea 10 lss5 I'd
se & t. x;s nehsan Se %ae &c s sSS
Barley dun It s5@ese-~ CON market iGss better, better
Sumption. s. bu = e. faa or oa aSe 4sa
western 4o945c for Inferior to prime and new
do; 5oc fer new western aud. yellow. aud Sc for
ies Tsstefn and caaad. - snd ss@ss ar q ststs.
GROCERIES. stu rules very heavy
sn4 il tsyor ot bnysrs s.les a35 hhds at zoss ID
nv Il 4xc, md 80 hhds @eisdo 4 ~. 1oassss 5 s
dull; Is hhda Euba Muecpr1do %, months !:
49 hh5s doat 10000, anda hhds Porto Rico at
Pnov1s1oxs-Pork-Dn1a and heavy. Sales $40
hris at $11 for meas and. &t267 for prime. Beef
dull Sa1cs ut $4@4-b0 OF country mess: 41Qa1I
zeEacked meas L 81. .a5@125o Tor e1tsa' mess.
Pine 1nees heef dun and nominaIly unchanged.
Beef hams 1u1e quiet 1t 131t5c- Cut meats dull
1nd trddtnR sales ofEep4cGed at 6953<c tor shou1-
ders and 617e for hams. Bacon Ii active demand.
1A1a Htasoy tor good aud prime and heavy for IN.
!. der1REE .sales 90 brls 1t 969Xc. Butter-Bu4f-
+ fIft&t1e modefate Sa1es At 1EA1Ec for Nh{n .+.a
1oe1s for state. Cheese ling ataesc as IN qnai-
.Y GrocKs- nd B.ar5 ,n1l:: e; ~ hrux.e,,xm,
6ax; u 11x: do guaranteed &; Il Il: Erfe
2lHi M CN3S; SIS; Pacific Mall Gtx: II 6S
E6; No es40H ;Sya 6s IN; Cal u T5K; Tenn
fSk; q e. 81 Coupons e6H: U s Is II do y
, 1861-05-27
Stocks in Detroit.
Gaily Review of Chicago Market.


FREIGHTS-Dull aud lower. To Kingston,
schr Tartar, wheat at 9c, OF to Montreal At f5c.
FlouR-heceised, s4os hhls; shipped, none.
enre It In Fiji M 1s1 s spge:
100 bhlo Eagle Mills at 90 railroad currency.
WuEAT-Reeelsed, 41,$4s bu; shipped, 14,0W
bu. arket advanced a@3c, Sales forgold were:
800 bu No. Spring at &c in store; 25oo bu do
Do 1t * il Store 90 5a b. % Il a. Il ie q
able IN Ind. currency; 4,00 bu do At 78c-payah1o
IN \. T. sight exchnnge; 600 b1 do at SIC { O. b.
In n. !. eight exchange, with freight to Buffalo at
at 3c IN gold; 1ooo 81 DO 1t "a il gold 1ooo b1
doat Tso.: ind. cur; 100 ou do at 75o- check on
Trust and Loan.
CORN Received, &c, ,asa bu; shipped, 1880 bu.
Market adyanee L: Sales 1900 6u Mixed IN
gold 1900 By do at es58c in gold; 1000 bu do 2lc
In gold; 1900 bu do ut SIC in lid chr 1900 bu do
at &c IN n = exch and Ind cur; 5000 bn do at a5c
+ Eafltead currency; 1000 hu do at &c IN r cur !:
1000 ba do ct edc|heck On Trust and Loan; 1000
rejected at axe, Ind cur.
oATS-Received. aeio bu.. Market entirely
RYE-Reeeived, 9e4 bu. Market quiet and
nominal }s-no transactions.
BARLEY-Reeeived, 400 bu. Market Quiet,
Sales 165 bags good at Sc on track In gold.
:-*HIGHWINEa-Qui and nominal
MESS P0RK-o0b bt1s Mess Porka $17.5o-N. +.
POTATOES 200 bu mixed at eoc par funds.
fquLTRIE.L;ye chickens. sa.6o@s3s q dog !;
1fIhb5{Es HbESs 39 alResn Rss s%sxe; Green salted
*1f5Rl;o 1TRfIoWs bals ga easehess It 6 in gold.
LIVE HOG -RecelEed, $50. Market quiet. Sales
s aos' averaging g e ms It .s.SS, e
, 1861-05-27

.,FrR81sHED House. FOB RxK1.-A neat cottage,
in pleasant location IN North Division, con
taining sevcn rooms neatly furnished, will be
rented to 4 good tenant, On moderate terus. Pcs
session given Immediately, rs the owner IL going
to the wa1. Apply to D. Qu1nK, Agt.
McNa1ly 4 Co.'S 81 Dearborn street, or at his
tesideuce 273 Superior street.. g, "
, 1861-05-27

AAAF6AANVAt
lIArzsT Hrfrz1zaRAFH 70 QurxssrowK.1
LoBpoN MAHKxrs, Thursday May 16.-Bread-
stufs steady. Provisions steady. The latest salea
q American stocks we1o Illinois Central railroad,
S8 discount; Erie B. r. 21@22; q. s. 5s hare sd
vanecd 192 per cent.
aLHEnroo1-Breadstufs,p partially advance. r,
!; q Co.: report aour steady extra state 2se6d@,
8eSd. Wheat dr1n red western advanced I'd and
Wakefield, Nash d Co., report wheat steady.
Corn has an advancing tendsncy, and holders Do
steady. Bacon dull. Lard dull at 62s@55s. TAI
low quist, but bteaay. Cheese declined f@ad, with
Large arrivals. Pearls S5s. Sugar quiet. Coffee
steady.
LoNDoH MAuxrT-Whe.ts: has an upward ten
dency, With e11ght advance Of Is on good quail
ties; inferior dun. Flour nrm, Gd91s adyance for
American. Coffee trm. Te& drm.
Money generally unchanged. There has been
heavy draw for the American market. Concols
cloeed on Tuesday at e1K@91x: money At go
92H. II. Cent. 8sh@89 discount; Erie 2o02i !;
III. Y. e. HSfE7 :
, 1861-05-27
ILLINOIS AND mICHrGAN CANAL

ARR1YED............May 81.
Eermonter, Feeder, 54x cords wood.
Investigator, Athens 80 y rubble stone, s ,
division stone.
2 G Loomis, Athens. 10a rubble stone.
Adelta, DuPage. 6419 hu corn.
= Alexandef, Lockpozt, 6osi bu corn, 800 bu po-
Amasenia; sseai !; 1sss1is; $500 bu corn.
ASH, LaEaI1n 64o0 bu corn.
.ADgpla, I3Sa1le. $3.50 bu corn. :.
-eunthtne,I LaSfie, $500 bu corn.
>0rator, .LaSalfA; 6{oo bH co1u.
Clattett,I Ia8all8, 40e9 hn corr, .16M nj mdze-
Central Cit; La6a1lo, ta64 bn eorn.s
=: :: 81: 1.EARED.-.. .Msy n.
sVe1monter, Feeder: ;s=:;:,: j: t;:1
II G Loonnis. .Atheus, -; :: Z:
Investigator, Athens.
sTto1baaqr;i ;; loeh = port. = -: i; {. =.
0ntaKto, Ottawa:;: ~ -; :.
WDodge, IasaHs; 6o,0e0 II lumber, {, 1900 It aid-
Ing; 1sa 900 shingles, g. 800 lath, bags coffee.
Gariba1di, Ia9aue stove, SEQ bs hh furnlturew
Badger State, LaSa1le.
Edmonia IasalIe, $500 # lumber. 1900 It siding.
Wing and Wing, LaSal1e, 1900 posts, 13,96s It
HiaWatha Lasaue, 1000 # lumber, ceoo shingles,
| 10000 lath.
, 1861-05-27
4Ggal ADVERTISEMENTS.


~ COUNTY, 8. 6-5apc.tor Court Of Chicago
May Tenn, A .. 1851 Asa D. Reed and SyItestet
Reed IS J. 4 Hal1am- m-Attachment.
Pubic notlcc IS hereby given 10 the said j. E Hal
Inn that writ Of attachment lssacd Of tho ot1cs
OF the Clefk OF the Superior Court Of Chicago
Asa D. Reed and Sylvester Reea, and against the
fsts q ths I'D A.as d ss III e. o &c sqM q r..
the Sheriff OF cork County which tait WIT has be.a
j, < Hallan shall personally be and appeaE bcSp.r
the said Superior Court Of Chicago On Or before the
House. in the City Of Chic4go the inst Monday OF
Jg9e, 4 2 1871: fsye special nsn "a a. aad peada e u;
you and In favor OF tic said plaints and 70 nach
The property attached Is may ne sot1cient q saf5
tho said Judgment md costs Will be sold 70 sattafY th
earne WALTER hlAEAl1. CLERK
GALLUP b Hxcucoux. PiEd1 Atsys- myac.ol-lv
, 1861-05-27

A CHIcAao THH II TRoUB1E.-James
fnes2n. who VIA arrested some weeks since
TOT robhtng man named Unn2 in the Vest
Division, Of s4oo In gold, has got into trouble
again. 4 few days slnce he wns detected
breaking into jewellers shop At Lacon,
Henry county, but succeeded in making hi.
escape with 500 worth Of watches. He was
subsequently arrested 1t Tonic., and the
maiority Of the watches recovered.
, 1861-05-27
.LAWRFNCE ]. j. NIsSRy, Tust4e.
HA1u1uCCE DAFIn, Solicitor. msti.a7l1M


TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas.
A. D. im executed I'D cs,7ssed 70 M, 10 aada11:
+ aas. 3, sSa.sy3z s e
e sEssa9 f III s25s s5s9 g WEE Eli
esa e 5 .se E E :s 9ssd
as7. 81. e teek ceqa mSoi: i \ boet 5os h S s
ssS s9:s saa sPs 81.
= T. & s. Pa sss
.sa!l = ~ = p9h .qsaoa: astaa nost5 aoer ef 81
s55aE sss psses.s. s sssa 6esa @ & p ~ T
ss;s Z: Ss:s = ~ a s:;55
Germ e.a So sss3 Rsas i seae = Gs Sssas5
g e e e
etshtsen thence seath siz rnjs md si1tysoar aan.
eos s i fss sse asass stssss xsss Rsfsl a. ~
ssR sssst :s iss Il: + H. s
toEetasT via sss buildings toesshss Viii =
E SD: Is sais eqy offsaas Il @ i "a
C6Eaxo. March III, issl. - '''~-
4na abo.s sals u ae,sby po4tascsd uaus Tua,ds1,
a :t I: :sH' a'es 1T z.o.ess
The above sals = further postponed to Friday. aexn
:5 I'D 4 ''a' 1'af u saaS EFT / oazaoar. 1u,asa
ras above sale = hereby fsxther pott2cned 10 Non
dsy me stu d8J of May, 149l ex tho bar3o houf Aod
plaea GaAA h HR1&oR1s Trustee.
ep11.ef18ta
rne ADORE sale Il htzeAy further postponed to ia
1eadaJ, the sta tsJ of Nay ls0 Ut the zAne hour
pl3ee C8aR18 Il GREGORY.
1aY7-e6&d Trustee
uesd1Y, N4y 79tn, 1871, NJ toa xso 1qur nd p(soa
Ms&sdkA --&2Aa- Il: 9RX6oDY FFdkA
, 1861-05-27
CTA1E OF ILLINOIS, COOK

GTA1E OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ CpUETI, s. s Superior Court of Chicszo,
May Term. a. 2 1851. Asa D. Reed n1d Sylvester
sd r, J. X Hal:a.r;-A,tlchIneRt,
Prhlc notice ts hereby given to the said j. & Hal
q ths CLERK of y" Superior Court OF Chteao dassd
tae 5th ~ q Agti D 1884, the suit Of shc said
t,s 1f !. rs s.,4 E Hallam ri san Q: ~
The Sheriff Of Cook CocnsS which said Wzlt has b.cn
Nov. + eretore un!ess you, tho said j, E Ha1lar
seaf BE- s1a nppear bur-re taa aaa sun.:.
roE Court q Chicago, .? Or before the nrst day tao
Gy e seics3o On tns ,d Fl IT, Monday q JaGe
action. 1udgmen: will be entered aganst you anI In
ta.er e. ths sd plaint and - much Of thc PRO.
Judgment Aad costs, will be so!d 70 satsfY sas 10
hALTkk KIABAfL. c1cr1
, 1861-05-27
COMMERCIAL.

. SATURDAY EyxSEa, May a, 1851.
The following arc the receipts for the past tveu-
tyfour hours:: r. =!
BTCElcT6 LIFT 5x1HFYry.rdlu H01.Ea
, 1861-05-27

NIAIE OF ILLINOIS, COun o.
~ Coos. -. Superior. Court of Chicago. Juno
Stonc, Lewis ". S,nnr Gcarsa !. Carnes and Caro-
line II. Cnrucs hit wIf', Theodore r. Phillips. William
G.App1ston an Eliza @, Appleton hs wifi, ,Ahiiah
NaIne Frederick arne Hiram 4. Tucker. Hat!an!et
G. Cnrncs, SAMUEL Haskell. William Wl3on Joha l..
CoEthe'i and I.:char1 D. Doveu. In Chancpry.
Affidavit Of the ncn-ttstIcncc df Gcnryd 4. Carnca
and caroline H. Carnes his wife, Theodore F. Phillips
William e. Appleton aod Eliza C. Appleton his wife,
A9,|ah sf1ns Robert afah5idEe: George Gntlcdsr.
Games Samuel lIa.kell, William Wilson anil iaei,aFi
B. Dorrll, fourteen OF tie defendants above named
having been hle1 in the Office of the Clcrk OF said
Superior Court Of Chicago rottce 1 hereby given to
the sad Gcurge \ Catncs and Caroline II. Carnrs n1
wife, Thodott F. Phillips, William G. Appleton an
Eza Arnlctcn IS VIE AsI|aa StoDs l5beEt peln
lex Narne. Nathaniel g. Carncs samuel HASKELL WI
liam Wilson and lrhArc b Dovcll hat tic complain.
ant ntl his bill Of complaint in sald Court on slts
Chancery side tlersoE on the Eth day Of Nay ISL anil
that sommoads thr1eupon isauel out Of sail Court
AGAINST said Defendants retu1raolo the rst Monday
Sow. unless ron. tie sa1ti George l. Cs-n.s ana
Caroline II. CaFnrs his xtfe Theodore F. Phillips VII
Lam 6. Appleton and Eliza 4. Appleton his wife,
Anltah st919 Robert BatnbEtdgc, George !tuttcsr.
William u Nasnc. Fre.tsE!ck Warne, Suthan,el U:
Doten snAn rertonally be and appear bcfo7e sid
Superior Court OF Chicago OF CDok County. on s,,e
first daJ Of the Rc1s term thereof 70 be holden at Ch
eaSo IN enid County, the nrss Monday Junr 1885,
An plead. answer or demur to tho said com malanaH:s
therein charged and stated will BE- taken confessc1
pna e sd b $qs fs6nsa,dn T.
EIHa 4 SCOTT. Comrrt Eorr. myIlsS;s.;W
, 1861-05-27

In ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yesterday AAgs
were ut half 1nsst in al parts Of the city, out
Of respect to tbs memory II the lamented
fol. Ellsworth.
, 1861-05-27
Gbitago Grit.1tte



u~,,,xnos-sbaw. the wn1l tnov, ,,n+.
,1.n1,cr. has supply Of excellent ,od f.,.ss,, @
nhete7see " @Ae :ass sts rol. Ellsworth.
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IL aout sssatAy aaes
were ~ oaa 1nae' IL ~ i'>f'S y. .oo e'ts' out
Of respect 70 4e memory u ING aadnenseo
.. ..,..
FIRE A1ARh@-A sngnI a'At'a "ae c@useo ~
Friday nl2nt os 1ne oreaksns ou' Q. " nfe III
aeoneett ea1oon on haaootpn s'e'' II "as
emily e3nng utaaeo.
: rvx srnra1s R1r1rs-Th1s gallant COM
psny accepted an invitation 70 DC present a.
morning service, 1t 1V73 4. n, u Ing ~aoasa
Avenue IL z. Church, On sunday.
- 0o,o.
1Ah "Aa apn. oe.' O'4rt1sh'-Aue "se
-Anatang eeoc- dee, recently ~ 8esa'on N
thla cats closed their laoots On sasufoay. ine
se@tdue Of the VIII accounts WILL DC auoa1eo az
Springfield
uo,er TtrryFs Aaour-A .snan If rerv
xn,1,h1e horses. one bav horse. frc vea -
o'd, inc oenes q Wy nlate. aoof years o4d, were
s9oaea nvn @Ae s.A'tc VI :. q ataan1S' oFang
IN na1ne MP eook coanty'
co1. Observation-Disclosures at M. aG old
, 1861-05-27

...o<. t1a foro. h,7 . a,s1o-o, nfa,o. 49,
rrra5 ~ r.,o1a - ~, =, 49, a-.nd s,.n.nss, y.
rano- Ja.,,sor p,oh.r,- H. -,a;t1st 'e so,,o1.
vim seccsr,on n h;s he,r+ had o1d cs1ora,
cssa n b,e avc ~ th1s +,,,o IN rnre, e,a1
s,f.C-s T,ntino n h5s c.ss ~ ~ @ mara 10 ~
s,,n,,e a. r wn. eso+ ,.o~>on ~ 49, a..s..
-eon1.t,on r,atte,n ,n,te too oood for 4,a,to. ,
and rrhr1 Va can ,1most imagine I'm ston.
atee1 broke +hs rnore wi11,,c,v fn7 rerv ah.-na
Aswc taxa It We mnst understand that thIs
ustump-t tai y spec,men Of a eeceas,on .ticksr
WIS once worn in the belt and by the side Of
nzr ed,tor,al hnothcr-Knsnn. of the 1r,sson,,
). Br,,tbiean. We hope he has kent The mint
It vfu be the best way for him to see the point
, of The ioke on Claih Jockson. and his merry
men al. At the Lite camp that erst bore bis
name.
G =. o--nn v.o..
-.n,., s, a@;,.aa ~ st-.nsa- ~ - 49, .T..-s-. 49,
49, s.s,;..s - ..s.., ~ .se arS.a ~ e -,
@1uuas "'aAe4 wv W ~ 41ouse ~ Da'tu
eno 'n9aAseo 4"f eou'e 4o'ui y. u'oulAn1'
AnoHn unoef tne ssae'ai ne..o u ~ cent
d11nk-" FOR th1s he deposited III bill Of
oh'o money: me accommodating oarkeeper
consulted nls hmtoao aaI Alst ana gave MN a u
a. n1ns" letompla1l 'aluea a''o censs!
e, ,, no1 poeteo N s.onpsall' WIS oeago1
=, paid Il aud got a Il, where did the 10 cent
drink come In. Barkeeper said it was all
right. Stranger thoueht 1t great town, free
drinks, and resolved to make note Of It.
BE went out, met friend, ss Greatest town
lever saw, bar keeper perfect stranger, didn't
. - -
NV" ~ wv. s'.o ~ eo4o AeeI14' ea'e ne
-, uonss eai feao Cd" Ane pou1' out
uon Wv 4tee- Ok aoser pf"posea 70 t5 tna1
neepea ose1 'gan' rtaeno o1on 1oo1eet 70
s'a.le e1snuy' aaey went IN.
4aas t1mc tWo III cent drluks," ont came
anotnef onlo u. barkecper again consulted
railroad LIST and gave stranger 81 on
Bank tstumptail value at 70 ccnts) and ten
cents-strangcr rubbed his eyes and looked at
1'eas7 eu'
a sas sseo"p1lsaso O3'1a. stranger looked
A.sao snea u oa1keepe1, anu tapped his
a1@o N = meiooeooly way He1' this Is the
aa4noeat Town ever see, drinks Hee and
more than your money back. don't under
50 atand t." ::
Stranger understood 1t better when he At.
:: tempted to pass his etumptail Il bills. and
:: Nhen ne BaF him considered that barkeeper,
nstet al, had the best Of the bargain.
-
MoRK fHE LA11fd-Ihe large main pipe
three hundred and thirty feet long, WAS yester-
day successfully laid across the river at Frank
= lin street, for The Chicago Gss Light aud Coke
Coupany. by Martin Grcen. contractor for
dredging. a.
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- A CHICAGO THu N TRouB1E.-James
foeakn, Who WA arrested some weeks since
lot foooms nan named Uuns in the West
Dieleaon' o. e4oo In gold, has got into trouble
again- 4 few days since he wns detected
breaking into jewellers shon at Lseon,
henry county, but succeodea ~ n,,t,nr 1t,
escype with 800 worth Of ,va+cha. ua m,
, 1861-05-27

TIE eTuRa1s R11IRs,-Th1s gallant COM
pany accepted an invitation to be present at
morning service, Ut 1011x 4. n, ut the Wabash
,Ayenue II. e. Church, on Sunday.
, 1861-05-27

FIRE A1ARaG-As slight alarm ras caused On
Friday night BY the breaking out Of fire In
concert saloon on Randolph street. It was
easily 11nguiahed.
, 1861-05-27

TEE War AupTHG CoN,i1rTEE.-The War
,Anditing ComgLIetee, recently in session in
this CITY, closed their 1abors On Saturday. The
xns,,due Of the war accounts will be audited at
gnrinrheld.
, 1861-05-27

MEszsros-shaw, the we'll known photo.
g1,rhc1, has supply Of. excellent :adfajthfal
lIkeuesses Of tbs late chi F1,.,ro,4h
, 1861-05-27

HnBt.

T OST-A Wallet containing vaIu-
IL able papers and rotet, payable to the order OF
luther Rossiter. The finder viii be sultsby rev arded
= leaving 1t 1t this office. myl8-e7tt1w
, 1861-05-27
Chicago Property for Union Money nj

The liberal offer OF DR., Evans In our adrertis-
Ing co1rnne, should attract the attention Of all
who hare the deprecated bills On hand, as well as
ttose wishing to make safe and profitable invest
nents. Few Of our citizens hare such arrange
menta as to be able to cell such property for such
fu1ds.
, 1861-05-27

TEE NEW TUa Us1os.-Capt. Prindeyine's
new tug, the "Union," which has been &C.
cepted By the War Department to serve as
gun boat at Cairo, is cut, and had her trial
trip On Saturday afternoon. Quite little
party were On board, all Of whom were de-
lighted with the movements Of the staunch
little craft she is strong, fast, and has what
is desirable among craft as well as humans-a
good name.
TEE WADswoRTH GuARDs.-This gallant
Chicago company, Capt. Sam. Wadsworth
Commander, WAS duly sworn into the United
States service by Capt Pope, Q. 8. L., ut Camp
Dement,, Dixon, On Friday. The boys all took
the osth with the greatest enthusiasm Little
Willie Howard, son Of D. H. Howard, Of this
city, is the petted and accomplished drummer
Of the corps, aud twelve years old, probably
the youngeet that hiss taken the oath to 10y
atty, in this State
COMPANY ENROLLING FOE 4 ST. LOUIS
REe1MEz7.-Capt. J. E. McGinnis, lately Of
Missouri, has commenced the enlistment Of
a company Of picked men to serve as q Rifle
corps in q new regiment to be mustered into
4 dispatch to Capt. McG., from Col F. P.
Biair, asks that the company go forward at
once. Thirty we're enrolled on saturdar, and
the balnnce will readily be made up to-day at
the recruiting station, No. 76 Dearborn street.
EALRs OF CHICAGO REAL Es1ArE-Mes:rs.
8. 3, Kerfoot d Co., real estate brokers, Ma
sonic Temple, Dearborn street, have within
the past ten days, made, among others, The
following sales Of real estate: 401100 feet on
Ohio street, $4,000, Canal time; 73x100 on Gu
NIL street, near Note, 81 ,250 cash; 1001173 on
Maxwell street, 1880, cash; three acres cor
ner South and Jefferson streets, $4,000, 5000
cash, balance real estate; a residence on the
corner Of Rush and Indiana streets, 7ox125,
5000 cash, eastern exchange, This must be
considered q fair show for war times.
, 1861-05-27

n All ahoald not tsilto read tAa adrprttseunsas
VI ]s"' VIVA IL H-a3Js PsQHs NklY
, 1861-05-27

TLERK OF THE SUPREME
~ Court FOR rHx THIRD GRAnp Drv1s1og-
DAVID l. HOUGH oi the City Of Ia Sale, In La sails
County candidate Clerk Of taa Supreme Court
for the Third Grand Division. Election to be held on
the 1Bt Monday In June next. ap12tJ3EI i
, 1861-05-27

COL EIIswoRTH-Erks1ne, at No. Sc old
Post Office building has received several styles
Of excellent and lfe1lke photographs Of the
}amented Euswh1th, where they may be found
by all Who desire them.
, 1861-05-27

Cook + HelAln. "a Dearborn steest, b&Fs
MAS tsess psaes .aae esanlnx and dyeiaE: Eaat.a
xzz1,eats 1es& than aay othar hoase a the ~,
, 1861-05-27

HORSE THIEVES ABou1.-A ~span Of very
valuable horses, one bay horse, five yeas
old, the other bay mare, four years old, were
stolen from the stable Of F. H. Grannis, living
In Maine Township, Cook County.
, 1861-05-27

"a THoxAs I. 1.RAx-QuasterAastcr Irish Brig
ado Head quarters, No. 10 Dole's Building. Cor
nef C1atk md South Water ntreet, Chicago. Bric-
ade Btf1aeks, Polk street, "neax Canal street,
west side. All persons who may be disposed to
MAKE donations and supplies can forward them to
the Barracks OF report the eamc to thia Office.
, 1861-05-27

MORE Pre- LA11Ra.-The large main pipe
three hundred and thirty feet long, WAS ycster-
day successfully laid acroes the river at Frank
lin street, for The Chicago Gas Light aud Coke
Company, BY Martin Green, contractor for
dredging. de-
, 1861-05-27

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SEE FOURTH PAGE.
THE NEWS.

The Peace Conference yesterday reconstructed its
vote OF Tuesday on MIR. Franklin's amendment and
adopted it, with all the report of the committee
with the exception of the first section for which
Mr.. Franklin's proposition n substitute.
The proceedings yesterday in the Senate and The
House were of great interest. They will be founC
more particularly alluded to in the Washington
letter of our Special Correspondent.
The President yesterday took formal leave of tn,
municipal authorities of Washington.
The election for delegates to the North Carolins
Convention takes place in that State to-day.
We give much Of our space this morning to tht
publication of the Tariff bill now pending actor
in Congress. Its important bearing our com
mercial interests will cause it to be read by al
who are concerned in such pursuits.
lti reported in Washington that Gen. Twigg
had been shot by soldier.