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mARINE lNTELLIGHxGE.

yxs.izs Pissrsa THROUGH wx1zAsp ,cAxA1.-'
Bound, WeS&-0u the 6th-Prppener Cleveland;
schr Helen White. on the eth-Brtg Coacord
schrs A5mads, Joseph Wlaon, Revolving Light.
.Rou0d Edsf-On The sth-Tng 3. P. Do<F; schrs
NIearagua,; Post Boy. -
PASSED DEsruorr- a-Up--sT Mevelaud !:
prope quincy, Mineral Rock; bark Gibraltar;
eefI poWnNstr: v % city OF Cleveland; prop RActno;
bgie Fox; ecrs Wilmington, Gen. Scott. Forest.
Alliance, Nightingale, F. T. Barney, q; B. 4rown-
Weather pleasant, with moderate s. E. wind.
scow 8uxsHnE suNK--tcAPr- Tnos. DYEn
DnowsKp.-The scow Sunshine from Plaster Bed,
loaded with gypsum, tauk In the bay last evening.
she struck i passing through The bftdgc, hut sal
ed on, and It Wns not thought that she was dam
aged until The crew discovered that the ship Was
filling and reported the same to Capt Dyer, who
WIS 1T the wheel The captain paid no attentlon
to the matter. but soon went INTO the cabin, and
them away and locked the hatch upon tie inside.
The vessel coon went down In y feet Of water,
with the captain in the cabin, where be still re-.
mains.
The crew made efforts to break open the cabin.
but with any implements which they could obtain
were unable to do 50.
We learn that Capt. Dyer leayes wife and chill
dren In this dty.-aSandusky R<gisser, 6ka
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THICAGO CITY RAILWAY
~ OFFICE. Chicago, Iuue 6th, 1851.
A,CARD.-The Chicago City Railway Company are
selling eighteen tickets for one dollar Illinois C4fren-
cys aaa t6I Par ioodsor sptca, tEeurJet2ht dcSets
- ieTtH8I I'M ~ A. GAGE. Ennastntendeut.
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CTATE; or ILIINOIS. County

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, County of
IL GsSL EageTer cSa5. f HE
llne Cernen bis vile theoaore +. Phlllipe. Wtusm
e. Appletnn h1t Eliza c. Appleton his wife, AbJA1t
S;ous. L1btft Hatnbt1d2e GeoEga fkut1edge William H.
afne. Fresterfes E4sne. Hiram 4 Tucker Sathantsl
CortheI1 and Richard B. poveli:i IN l:hancery..
AtdIAytt Of The nanFessLcnre nf George A. Carnes
and Caroline H. caEuez ha Wtfs, Theodora F. Philita
lillian 6. ApplCton an1 Eltxa g. Appirt5a his wife,
Abi{ah Stone Eohcrt FasubrIJgc, George E1t1ets:.
Ws = w3rns EssdSEiFk MHs. Vars Sstaniie1 &
p. uorelt. fourteen Of &c defendants ahoya named.
having been Ned ln the Office Of tho Uezk OF sald
Superior Court Of chicago notice "a hereby given 70
the sat1 George GA!nea and Caroline T. CaEnes ht
Elza g. applstos i: ASi}ss E:oes Rg9seEs hsia
lex Ha.nc. Nathaniel e. carnes. samnsl nasksll Wn.
liam Wilson s.d Isithard h DoveiL that the compatn-
1ut fled BIZ bill Of complaint In said Court th3
Chanccry atc tEeFeof on TIC 1th day q May sSdl and
sCainst said retrrab'c on tha tsst Monday
Sow, unle j you. the sid Grs,z ,zgc f. Cata4s md
Caroliis H. Caines Ills Efe Theodore /. Phillips, WILL
lam g. Appleton and Eliza g. Appleton his wife
AplIah Stone Robert Bslnhz4dEa, George !sutintxe.
ca1ner, samuel LsskelL william Wiiseh aad Rtcta:d
Superior Court of Chicago Of Cook ConntT: On ~
caEo In said County on the first Monday Of June ss1,
and plead. 1nsWer OF denur 10 the eald compaaaata
bill Of complaint the rama and he Natsess ~ SnaHH
prs prays1 q S q ssid iii. %ALTEk 6iMDALI GlsEk
EHo d 8corr Comprts solr. nys1tH$-5w
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The Toronto Gfo6e says: There Is little Or moth
ing doing in lumber at this port, indeed at any
other ports along the north shore Of Lake Ontario.
The complete pIoetrAtion OF commercial activity In
the United States Of course, has been highly preju
diCtal to the lumber interest, but the effect has
been intensified recently by the failure OF several
banks at A1bany-the great lumber market OF thu
coutinent-and the, general dlstxust consequent
upon the embarrassment Of leading dealers- At
present, in the absence Of demand, We can give
nounotations- 1t would be difficult to realize at
present, at alnoet any price.
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ITED-...........Junes8.
. Resoiute, Athens, % cyds Eubb1e stone. =
Alexander, Lockp0rt, 5,aS bu corn.
1roubadour, LockpoEt, LOCO bu corn.
Loc5port; IoekPort, coo By corn. 60 hn potatoes,
Golden Cloud, 0ttaWa, +, 800 bu corn.
American Star, LaSalle, $500 bu corn.
Llopess, LaSa]le, 4, 100 bu corn:
Humboldt La Sale, 4914 bu cnrn.
Mazeppa, LaSa1le, 6,b3s bu coEn-
Sun Shine, LaSalle. 600 bu CON. .
-..::.. i; CLEARED. JuHHs.
Maria, Kankakee, 10 bbls salt. 15o Ios machinery.
GartraI1i, LaSalle.
Prairie Chief LssaIe, IL tons merchandise.
D Harmon, LaSalle 18, $50 # lumber, 6io It TIM
bot, Is N shingles.
Resu1ute, Athens.
] q Alexander. Lockport.
Cushnan, Ottawa D..
Il G Loonnis, Athens.
Ottawa, Ottawa, atoms mdze.
Rob Holmes, IaSa11e, 50 687 It lumber, q n ehtng
Les, 81 N lath, 80 Ds carpenter work.
Planet. LaSal1s, 81, ST It lumber.
Marion, Ottawa.
Clyde, Seneca
Dsnube, Ottawa. ........ .. ....
Crear Prison, ss9 bolts, Is, as # lumber, 16o 600
brick.
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.schs Illinois, Bu,ke, Muskgon: ii !. 49,
!! schrLo Louifs Ann. JaaedJ KalaEuaEoo. -
sehr 9tn1y Norton: Ga1Sssiy. 2soato: It-.;4
SclF Ddi13 Walton. Mnaks&qn. ! 81 = =
1achf Telegraph, Chase, White Lake.
Eeht Lawrence, Lawrence, Shebo3gdnt 70 bflS
.hJpFxufnpH. -. i
6chf Magnet, Palmer. Muskegon. s-7's" y
Schr Gi6eop. Thomson, MnskeEon.. =. go
sear n 4 Tlnsdale; Pataons. Muakegon.
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49, 1O W ILLINOIS, COUNTY
~ OF COCK. e.S-Snpestor Cotrt IT fhtc. -,
IN E5sDeis =. W. " BgeklnEasm cha;t. kaass a.
cheIea 3 Wa,e noTSss Hssr Estse W';IIa af,
y jsmss WnS tsassis 1nn
4t'5d1Eit q &c ncn residence Of Iii Fs,ue, H..
snd william Winn md iaas tss h:irs of I'll Js.: ~.
are nns nonn tefenaantH ahoye nsm.d, W asr,e retS.r
Shlc5Enn fn,: MessS W;Ia hes, b Et.ea rs
or wiaa dactase tnat Haf ~ Sss aasneTa st:fs
hiil Of eompaist In said Court oa ihe Casse .!r1
iaued ont Of .aia Court q atnsr sail 3etcsI.s.1
turnfblc on the dEst Mo1dsy CT August as1t n
row. nn1ets ycu. It . said Francis w,na ,-d -.,u
Wins, sud tha unknown hsisa Of Jarle. w. s!,a r
essssd shall gerseaay BE- aad appear ssss:s "a = !.
dny ff the ts1m thereof to be huiden it H., ~
satd Ccu.tT. On the drst Monday Of An,u.tSext -;
md plesd. aa.wer OF ccnur to the sa.d soa,o!rc,,.
nl q feomplai9t the sans aSd the matters I'D
prN:eE e esid biu' :WALTEK KIiaMI-; ct..2 F. ~
VT BURGESS Comprts' SoTr.
Chicago. June 9TH. 1661- !e5e:6Etu
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..;;ss.i,, ,on.js-.toad I.s.hs t,i;1.,x,
,;,.,1,.t :4ha-s Il. .rs-ce{vi .nvthiny aotnr Tbe
L.,rs 80. 1tt,1a ~ ~, ,io,s ~ ,o,1 ,1a rrrannt
-, ~, .1,.r.s.. 80 ,,o.,nl. -.or.:
or1v .r-tor. ~ 7st ont ordaht n,bahsnhIs,. ~:
.et,{1o Vttt denositora A. al - noa,,1a "a -
-, ,ties 1rro =, o31h,t IA a,ac+1~ r5ohf :.
r,rnnron,s, On tho ane Ida or +ho otba, i7oes mn
~ m a+en{, tn.s.,,a ..,,..t,. i. a,,os,,aa,
h,v tto heat ro11r, - rr-.ns r. ,-or1a hs.,
~ .s,:11;tr ~ ,s.a - 49, a,aa~ 49,. 49, -,
~ 1,.,td..,s. -:-t - - =. 80
% 1ta.t5.t1e =. ~. -
s.nd. t.. seso.t.. 49, - II -. tsn,u
Ttax 1. r. -. st. .1...,a - s.h-t .t.~;ksa
-.t.,s, - J.. 49,. 80 ~ " - . .,.
s.,,.L. 80 49,. ''-
.1ea Tho soar.r .ha ,.,,,,o ,1s+tsr a. c,o:oar
~, .,,,osh,a ts,1ns Va hetfe, ,Id th., hn.1nsa.
c,n noVc fo-u,IJ IN a snhstantfal. tbat i, a .ne.
.1a h.ai. o. -. :,
Af,er the eInericnco ,ur banking and mercantile
~o,,voun,tv bsva h,a wifi, an ,neonva,+1h1a: M.
.,1c thev shon1a novar so.,, +ht,1, ~ t,ta-,t,r,
,4:. L oen,aaar.s.. T. a.aoaas"as1 e. 10 es,a
~ ~ r.xths- 80 s,.1o 49,. -. 49, s;t-
-. % .''* ~As osa1A0 VI ~As ~.
euou'o aaAe a 4oans IN eoln s'S eau.s-
alcns' ana enonao not 1ake anything else IN 'ne
payment ol tne1 no9es:. LET me Marine 6ahs 4s-
sue He notes let BANKS established IN the pf1nca
pa e'tlee near ehicago MAKE taef money par II
ta4e e1l5 " reoeemog H. mere, a. Inc New wioss
oanss teoeem In Hew fofk ana .ae rev 1asnu1
oaaA1 N hoston ano <usn lss Inc maene a1u 'tnet
sns oanH9 .nal wan. ~ ao 4ss1.,1A1o uaaus:1 -,
taAe onty lneso pnss a1 Pa1 ~ sue Paa. ,s. ~ ~
nusss .eus'omete u1pon., o.us. .a' 49, ~
eu4te a.nase os 4ese ~ u4.ss,.s
~ evusst4 :. nso wv " ~" 1 IN. ~. 49,.
4<Es @Ao s*J ua'1aAo Pay ons A4as44 WA SAAN's ~ ~
only ae a1e redeemed mere, aena1ns 1u"e a. lat
nre taken at discount and the business the city
woula st once rest npon q sound, healthy basis.
cno,1a.ror1a srrnr,11,ta b-ra al It foaa IN Now
sfes4e "oIa assaso a1.s 90 ~ 1e. - ~"
fork; trade wonld increase beyond aa lofmet pre-
eedent; capital would accumulate, instead at b.
A1e: 80 - 80 rsr' 49, S.-~'3~
would be to the West what new 1o1k Is to tho
seaboard cities. Never in her history has our city
us,u zo 1ne Asy ~ .as .u4 :. p -,
elton Tor which nature designed her; and 1t VIII
be criminal on The par. Of her merchants and esp!
,enrv =
~ ~. ipoo,5 =, r,.da wild r..tarr aud c,n,a.
~,,r-o,,, .re-s IN ~, srnn1. N.w vorlr nxchanoo
rn1ed 3Sax ner centt aisconnt for coin and mr.
and x 1,er cent nremfn,. for Ioxy.. Indiana Chto
and Eastern currcucy. The banks ara doinp verv
little. They draw for u ner -cent. rreroinm IN,
con .na 4ae ner rsnt ~ accentsh1a rarra,sr ~.
0x1no IN scaycitv of funaa ,onna ~ tha,n ofr.-sd
%xchance At ,hort nar for mod
E.K.Wn1Aan q Coz. q. willard 4 c. have
removed to thc southesat CORNER NJ Taks and c1s,.1
the formerly occupied a
~ ~. .ne -, NV tas "nete
% hst @ plestF ST. e
mo eome,nng mat would go" They have
ahh $0f
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---------- WI L EHQREH, CtPtE-
4. E Wo1cor7, FITS Atty. lsl.e9.7tv
ruANCERy NO1TcF-st,,p !.

THANCERY NOTICE.-Stale IT
~ 1nisois County Of csof: ss:-sspsrt2: Csars
=, William seymsuF = C!s:f Kaasoa and Isar1I.
MiekeE John pscR:ston AsafEiess 3 !.or:e NNt soa
nrowp; Pe.er Kinney. E:E.estcn g Led.:ek. caar!7a
Z; III H. K99st a,sf Hqcns haaa a;s Hpss msi1, t
Known heirs tf JSei pattleA ceceasea. tlart-sa r.
king at tao est7:a nf joseph Fikl=a a-
ee..sd. the rnknownher: q Joserh Ei,stns dest.
Affidavit LasiIg been nl*d In the Office cf tre ezA
& 1aid suE erter euIt q Chicaso thas bsE. M,.te
o. Of the defendants Atovc En.ard, On tue Inquiry
cannot he f9Hid asd that tna eftd Eo9.rt n1shs h.
sa,d EobsEs Hughes INT ths coGplainaat fe', h. n
thereof On the twentieth esY Of Msy. 1861 and taat
sun nacEs the1tupon Issued out Ct sail corft aan.:
IAtd nefeEdauts retufa9h11 OF tbs dr3t MondsT Of
jane nezt, {lSd1] a. l. b. .aw required
Now, unl@es you. the eaid Robert HnKhe8 shall
ptrsonay ne and sppeAr taf,re said supeFtor C71Ft
or Chicago, OF Cook County. On tho first day Of fAe
ee.t tern thereek e b. holden Il Chtcego, IN sa.t
A5sEsr e demur u tas asid som2l,lnaat's BIZ Of
IN ctsrged aud .tased. VIII b. taEeu coaf.sed aud
decree entered aEa:nst Jou according to Ito rFz7sE
nfkald b: WALTER KtABALI.c cletE
K1Hu 4 scurT. cotpplaiEhntb sollcttoza.
HJc9 C@1t5W
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Flax.

The Quebec Mercury ysayB: " Seeing the certain
II Of rise in the price Of cotton, and the strong
probability at the least Of its ocaEiontug rise Ii
The price of linen afro, Is II not worth tnquf1ing
whether 1t would not be advisable for the people
Of this country to turn their Immediate attention
to the cultivation OF aAx as article Of export
ottny
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Acknowltdg dgement.'

=. CA0E AAlhBe q ll1e IU lo9ls
MFssRs. EDITORS: Permit me, through your
ro3u,nns, to return, On behalf OF my company,
our thanks to ]. ]. Sand, Esq., for his liberal
donation Of two barrels Of his celebrated nle,
sent to us at Camp Yates. This is another
evidence Of his generosity, and one which We
will Always remember. A:W. Raf1n,
Capt. Chicago Highland Gnard.
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!: eeas.- -taz@tiHenR;.;s

GTATE OFaHLINo1s, C00r
k.J.CouKTx, gs.supe:ior Court d, G,yOA ~,
s. Gsvols. OFT Radoips g ssisT'nis s n1aao,T1s
5elaa sasl "a n d;}snne m9l1e Easl nsss
I1.ssTnt stS Ill., Il H kusssil
ss1ssl tf9e 4se "a aaraae eG:a n.45a 5a.sgs
ID e +, ssire fas:;a e ske parsy q
Fantar. Mpisaded as asnesa e tes ,s sa.d Eue,
H. EIsi nt " ~ y Aforesaid rsue3 out II
II o1 Ne sulet1or coc1t os Chlcars
seas sa aay "a q nas Ia
1cS III e. 70 tqs she'll: csua1
,,e"a: ,nox: therefore. Gnleas on ti,e faii Fs11,.
before ihc VA snne safn pssse9sy bo aud spns;:
s Hoaixt az e e. tssa Se@xaf
da[ Of Apsrst A. b is, e,Ts ane:f ca ~ tae arst -
against !e sna Is fxaS ss,on :
t.tfsf q PFoptrty attached u msr pa aa
E1h.fy tho t&ms "4o eoe1s Wll bs eolt "a
1see"@" WALTER KIA1ALI. Cle,s
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M a r I N E l. I 8 T.
Port. OF CHICAGO.

,>. 11A1, 1snu.''..'..'.Suna =. ~.
Prop Ffosa; Wnson, MnaSegon, W m 1umoer, s6
shingles.
Prop Neptune, Newman, batalo, 3oo pegs mdae,
aD stoFes. macn1nes ~oa
Pkgs sugar 10 Do iron; go castings.
Prop Ba.bsT. Brown, Grand River, 1oo m Lumbar,
= mills.
Prop Young America, Tyler, Dgdeusburg, 5 tons
mdae, caak hams:
Prop Hunter, D1ckson, Port satn1a, 21S pigs snn-
dries.
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The monty meeting Of the soclety VIII Be:
held at the rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
O'Clock. a general attendance Of visitors is
desired. E. F. DICKINSON, sec'y.
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COMMERCIAL.

FRDAT EVENING, June 10, 1861.
The following a.e the receipts and shipments for
the pact twenty:four houra: -:
RxcxRrs LAsT roRrT:naHr HouRs.
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GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
~ County. s. s-Cook County Circuit ccu.s .1ua:

~ County. ss-Cook County Circuit ccu.s, ian:
Term. A. D. 1851. Ebenezef G. ToIcott ys d: G.
HF.Wu.
Public tee Is hereby given to thatsId D. C. Eson
tat writ ot attachment Issued out ct tbs o1ee 1t
tre Clerk Of RIO Cook County Circuit Court As:ei
the 9Th cay c{ May. A. j. 1911 at tie su!s Il tA sui
Ehenezer e Wolcots and axaiast tbs estate It t.r
said .. e. Browu for the snm OF Ore aunrctl r1it.
Five Dollars ard Thirty ftvs Cents, 1trc:sl t, rs
Sheriff Ct Cook County, which said writ ha, bsea r.
turned executed
Now. therefore nnl.ss you, the sail p. c. Erswa
County Circuit Court bc1oEa the rrst tar oft,4
f Ten eEs . es e.
4 p: 1Ss. EiEe special bali. .1J peas! 10 t,e .At
Jon. and ii Gsves cf lie said EhcIcser u wo.,o,t.
sud 20 much Of tte property ATTACHED mar & .Et
Client to Satis tlss said IEdXueue aid c0stA VII ~
Gtld to sat!sty the taE.e-
wv. l. CHURCH, Clerk.
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HoMFoR THE FRMNDLEss.-Thea adjourned
meeting Of the Beard Of Managers will be
held this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
= E. F. D1CKasoN, Sec'y.

A NEW ZoUAvR COMPANY 20 BE RAISED.
Lieut. "Goodey' True, is now recruiting a
new company Of Zouayes, to be called Compa-
ny D, which has already been accepted by the
Governor, and ordered to be at Springfield on
y Wea}nesday d.. night J: :: Guthrie IS Captain
and &. 8. Boone, second Lent. Lieut.. True
may be found at the Zouave Aruory, corner
Of State and Randolph streets, and any Of our
young citizens Who wish to join the company
are requested to call there immediately. It
viii be q "c1ack company" inasmuch as the
best men in E1lsWorth's original zouaye conf
paIY.-sQKYn4h L.
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r r I G G S Fl 0 q S E !,
CHICAGO, ILL.

The underdgned respectfully aunoanea to their
frienda patrons and the travelling public generally.
thst owing to the strtnKeucy Of the tmes t1ey have
retsuced tho pface Of B14fd t.
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Iny1uc1bIc Club

At meeting Of the Douglas Invincib1a
Club, held On Monday evening, the 10Th inst,
On mcticn 1t was resolved that the Club ehal
take suitable measures to hare an eulogy On
our late Senator, Stephen 4. Douglas, deliver
ed before the Club 1t an curly day, and that
committee Of threa be appointed to procure
speaker -.
civil guard be rendered to the committee Of
thirty, for the place Of honor assigned during
the time tho, remains Of cur late eminent SEN
atof y IN 1ta and to the - Of r.
funeral procession.
On motion, the proceedings here ordered to
be publiehed In the daily papers:
J. T. CLEMENT, Chm.
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as cur grounds are high and dry with large
supply o. sweet and good water from living
epHngs, -an within the limits OF. our fines.
-TMeh, together with the good, wholesome r.
tions. furnished by the Go7ernment, The men
are easily accllmated. There are but d few
In the hospital ut Ut time, not TO equal
sltkeen, who under the kind and skillfnl treat,
ment Of Pr. 4. ". HeiEs of Joliet, III, sur.
lgeo1 Of the regiment, and Dr.. A. E. Goodwin
'o1 Rockford, assistant surgeon, rapidly recov.
er 60 as to perform the duties Of soldter..
ard here too, the ladies Of the adjoining
neighborhood (God bless them) are active IN
their sympathiea with the slck soldier, by taxi
ing them Into their own houses aud In the
hospital, furnishing them with the various
little luxuries, mot forgetting Geah boquet}
e. acceptable when at homo and douhfy 30 In
the camp. When tho feather pillows, the lin
en- sheets, aud other luxurious necessities of
civillzed indoor life, are produced In the name
Of your society, does not the pleased smile
aud mo1stcned eye Of the sick soldier, say that
1t calls up the imnge Of the kind aud loved
ores At home. Perhaps new VOW Is register
ed to be better man and better soldier, and
to live or die n the service ofour country I'M
til cur glorious flag shall again aoat over our
once great, happy, and peaceful country.
for Your unsolicited sympathies for md just
appreciation OF our probable neceselties.
Very respectfully; your ob't serV't,
So. : g, N. HorcHK1ss, A5j't.
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~ Focnp.-A Frsnchnoan, supposed to be de-
;1argcd, abcut 25 to 20 years Of age, Of small
e:a.ute, gives no name, and has been In this
Elace about three weelR. Information may
= te had By 1rquiripg Ct G. H. Huntoon, Justice
Ct the Peace, near the depot, Evanston.
, 1861-06-11

Chicago Sabbath School Union.
The regular meeting Of the Chicago Sabbath
School Union will be held In the First Presby-
ter1an Church, on Wabash Avenue, near Van
Buren, street Rev. Mr. .Humphrey's), this
evening at ~ o'clock Parents, clergyman,
strangers, and all the friends Of the cause are
invited to sttend.
a brief address from the President may be
expected. Other matters OF an interesting na-
ture pertaining to the cause will occupy the
attention Of the meeting. As the notices sent
through the Post Office did not reach many Of
the Schools On the Sabbath we viii feel elobllged
to our friends II they will circulate this notice
u much as possible during the day. F.
CHuRCH OF TIE ASCENSION FESTIVAL
The following Is the bill Of attractions offered
for the concert and strawberry festival for the
benefit OF the: Church Of the Ascension, at
Bryan Hsll, this Tuesday evening, june IA,
T.. Overture --Gre.tW estern Band. solo-Romsnco
DePaasio. Tr1o-Mtss Smith, Mr.. johnson and
Mr: Tobey. solo-Mzs: Bostwick. Song-Mise
The Hero. with Orchestral Accompaniment. Glo-
ria In Exceleis-from Nozatt's 12th Mass.
Intermission of half an hour for Ice cream
and strawberries In the basement.
0verture-Great Western Band. Duo from Lucia
d Lamme1moot-Me5srs. johnson and Tobey.
DnoIAisses GheaE qno-from u Ttorato'e-
Mrs. BoetWfck Rnd Mr. DePAssio.
RAscA1l11Es-0n Friday at the Douglas OBJ
Bequies, lady named Mrs. sinons had her
pocket picked Of $50 in cash. She WIS travel
.{vsr md I al aha 1ad ''''
On Sunday the fruit store Of Newhal1 & Co.,
near the corner Of Randolph and Dearborn
streets was entered from the rear and robbed
Of fourteen dollars worth Of pennies.
On the eame afternoon during church ser
vIeee, the house Of Rev. Dr.. C1arkson, the
patronage Of st. James, corner Of Caas aud
Huron streets, Was entered by daring burg
lar, who stole one hundred and fifty dollars
worth Of silver ware and two valuable over.
coate. Entrance was gained BY means Of q
key Inadvertently left IN q side door.
COMPANY, D. ZouAv1s.-Thls fms company
Capt. c. A Colby commanding, originally en-.
listed In this city by Cspt Fred. Harding, has
returned from Springfield On afurlough, and
are now qusrtered at the old Board Of Trade
rooms at the foot Of Lasal1e street. Their
cemmiesary department would have been q
light one but for the generosity Of citizens
who are determined that troops willing to
serve the country ahal1 not suffer lack OF
neeeasa1ies. Capt. Colby desires Us to render
his Acknowledgements for liberal donations a.
| 1ouoNs: .-. .~-
Aets.a. A1bee. werhu and $: Curt. q Co. 50
, 1861-06-11

~ Cook b Mc1ain. 9s Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning ind dye1ng Gents
, 1861-06-11

TIE CooK COUNTY Poor HousE-The mum.
ber of inmates In the County Poor House at
present Ia 90. OF these sixtysix are Irish,
five English, torty-seyen Germans, ten s~edes,
three Norwegians, two Bohsmians, twenty
four French. There are foTty-two insaus per-
soua, twenty-five Of whom are females. There
have been eeren deaths and four births during
the quarter ending june 1st
, 1861-06-11

MONTREAL BANKs.-As there ia large amount
Of Canadian currency going into circulation here
at the present time, It is important to know the
standing OF the various banks current in Montreal,
we annex the following abatement Of the value Of
tho shares OF each:
, 1861-06-11

sB 4 1arre and dns assortment OF Hair Brushes
and Dressing Combs Toilet articles Of every KIM,
will be soen at sargent'e, corner OF Randolph and
State streets, Drug Store. mya0R
, 1861-06-11
Cbiraqt,| Griihutte
-TUESDAYf ,JBNN11, 1851. III


: Iuz s7uMrrlm.-To holders of dlscredited
:. ard s.umptail Sea- Brook q Ma11or3,s id.
-ytttitt1ncnt IN smother column. - Se~a'
, 1861-06-11

Trun in fogf
Coannanfcs A. n and n. and Cant. Tnn,ss, md
f..h-ts,. o..-15. 80 ta..t,,. ,,at1a:5 - .,..-.
themselves et Camp Long, Cottage Groye) at
o'clock a. N. Wednesday, 18th inst, Members Of
abore companies are notified that their furlough
expfreg On above date They will report them
serves pfompuy AZ ADORE pace anu oate.
- BY order. -. JAS. T. HAYDEN.
Z. MILLER Ad1utant. eapt" Commanding.
-..:--~..
mo1y, Ltnd's Block, at 8p. m. this evening" sharp
Per order, COMMITTEE,
80,
s@ Iae n1st 11noluon ano ooneelt o. ulng-
and III Randolph street, (Kfngsbu1y block) Ran.
do1ph street, will take place Oh Thursday evening
.t..'r.s.4H7ao.. - : 49, p.,
.r,.,.s.. 49, -. ~ .ssS. 41,.rc
, 1861-06-11


cast corner OF Lake and Clark streets, to the
rooms formerly occupied by Akin and Nor.
ton. Their enlarged quarters are crowded
from the opening to the close by multitude,
N eager; to dispose Of their "stump.tail."
They seem to have the nsoney-to pay for al
TINT ofezs, md II they give the highest ptdoe
They cao hare whist customers Insist on pay
: ing u, for xe shan't keep 1t over night
4 calrzzn Or AcontA1s-A FATAL Cow
11non Oh Sunday night, a the steamer q.
r. Hauis wss On her WY to The fire In the
third distziet, m 4unlucky CON, lying quietly
snoozlng Oh Jackson stroet, between Jefer-
son and Desp1ainee street&, was run over by
the engine and partially killed. The horses
and men Of the q. F.. Harris are entitled to
great credit for the scientific manner in which
they cut the earthly col q the harmless bo.
vine, as wen as for conduct ut the fire. Bnt
::,a4 one time It WIS matter Of extreme doubt
whether the corr or the steamer would be
most dainaged, u the thoch, when the COLTS"
ion took plaee, nearly upeet thedatter and, As
We h&se stated, nearly killed the former. Bnt
the q. F:.Har11s went On It's WY, the men re.
.1oicing. Then came the hose ca1t, going also
1t fu1l speed. There WIS second nAsrow e..
cape hom m upset, and tbs. poor COW WIS a
second ttme killed. ,,..:~, -
Very carly Monday morning gentleman ia
'>abnggy, drawn b spirited ANNA, !, Was div.
Ing n the esne locality, his horse took fright
At tho dead cox, became uumanagahle and I'm
tshed The aa By coming in collision with III
earcass, upse4sst1E The vehicle and smashing II
eertously. Not long after this third chaptea
.was added to cur sccadent, by the passage 2ni
hnA overth1ow. Of second casriare, Thu.
MRS The tactical main stay md. support of {
1szge family Of children taken OF suadsn1v II
hqfu11 Ytgor. Tins were TIN buzgaea daa
t4pyed; and the remains Of the INNOCENT bo
sre, ere this, probably graclns some suburh.,
butchers stan or the pauper busial plaee-
,-1ncant lot IN The country5--a1l unwept, unhor
oaed snd pn.ung:,: Peacs be- tother hlde M
ta1loN 1tis perhaps necesssryto state ths
the dsrkneee ofthe night prevented the drive
Of The steamer f frenn .see;ng the animal, el.
this exntfnl history would never hay. be-
.MxiSfeu; $50 :-.>.,,!.s : s. 4r;::;st. !:
,-.r,:>s,:: .s~~i~ -:.sa41tses,, Il - r.:
"
, 1861-06-11

Sabbath Schoo1s in Chicago.
The second Annual Report Of the Chicago
Sabbath School Union, gives the following
Bgures made up from the Reports Of Teachers
end Superintendents: -