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l.. BRADLEY. President.
E. EEWLAND, Cashier
j. i. WNsTANDLKY. Assistant Cashier.
AL interest due upon securities held by tue
Treasurer Of State has been paid to til. lat day of
July, 1861.
NEW YORK The TForld Of yesterday has the
following general remarks:
There was more activity in the demand for call
nansacticIs on the stock .xchange. The supply
Of money is abundant at FIVE per cent. to the com.
m1ssion houses. but six per cent. has been freely
purchased for 1isc. wall street has heen more
rucyant this week than at any period since Oc.u
bsE; TIC sxpeetstion is general among bankers
close, and that the people Of the South will force
their seit-etcted government to cease the suicidal
Hhy Of G tue fedora!
develop themselves In the pablic mind,
The lrSmpt PM uranimeus passage By Congress Of
go'trImtEt, and to graft all they asked for in or
dtE to cfush out the reasonable doctrines of state
sovereignty er and accession, t1e undoubtedly the
bEsinese aid financial circle The power Of the
government Is now placed bsyona contingency the
II II Inc a1n w
tliutienal limite, every inch o! the United States.
Reliable Information from the South warrants the
and the mass, of TIE people, in New. Orleans
~ Mobile. art 50 heartily ashamed and sick Of
the acts and policy Of the. jeff. Davis
government, and aetontsheu and disappointed
with tia course taken by Great BriIain and
France. and the unanimity Of the North In grant
ing such enormous eubsldiee of men and money.
Federal thipe ard troops. in their respective
cities, IL order to grant them an excuse and aid
to become united with US as before. We assert
this On authority entitled to the highest respect
for It's intimate Acquaintance with southern een-
tiHcnt, and also tiEctured with strong southern
The banks arc gaining tpecie daily. and now
hold ever $45, 900 900 In specie; the next weekly
ststemcnt premises to be az strong at any past
DRfiOH. -
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Importation Of Grain into Great
BrftaIns


Britain.
In the Nark Lane Erps<ss Of July I, Just come
to hand, we fad the official returns OF the impor-
1ation Of agricultural products into Great Britain
for the five months ending May 81.
OF wheat, the entire importation is 3,l47, DOL
qnarters against only $780, 9S5 quarters during the
same period in 1860. OF the above, the United
States has supplied 94s 4 qrs against ST. 94l qrs
in 1860, Russia has furnished $4,000 quarters
against 227,87o qre III 1860. Prussia, 1896 qrs.
against eso 1888 qrs. in 1860. Denmark III, ,207 qrz
against 107,1sa qrs. in 1860. France, 1875 qrs
D:ainet 63,364 qrs IN 1860.
From this it will be seen that the United States
has supplied Great Britain to much larger extent
than any other country during the present year
while in 1860 she ranked among the lowest IS 8
source Of supply. The only country which sup-
piled less in 1861 than in 1850 was Mecklenbnr5h
OF Flour the eEtire importation was 3,1G5 500
cwle against ,o53 $50 cwts- in 1860. OF this the
Unitee States supplied 2,045.16 cwts., agaiast
on]y ss7 s99 cwts. in 1860 The sup2ly of flour by
FraLee has fallen of 1his year nearly 10000
cWts,
o. Maize Q: Indian Corn, the importation
amount to 1,0a3,64s qrs. againe. 524,976 qrs in
1sG0. There Is slight falling OF THIS year
intbe importation Of Barley; but heavy In
c1raec in our Oats, Peas and Beans.
Tie abuye exhibit. although 1t shows an extra
or 6inary supply from the United States during
the present year, also demcnst rates that we must
not depend upon Great Britain as a permanent
market. We must cultivate home demand for
England is not always to have poor crops, and the
1reemen Of America cannot successfully comnete
with the terfs Of Russia. and the peasants of
Prussia, Hauss Towns, Mecklenburgh, or France.
in growing wheat and corn
, 1861-07-22
Grain in Store at Buffalo.


NE" YORK. July 20-FLerE-Opened SC bet
ter, but only limited export: and home inquiry:
at eosad e1et s ar sgeP stpp pees ssss ns
ira state, chiefly *4.5o@4,s5; S&S5G4.o5 for super
western; g 25@450 for common to medium extra
weste5n; e. s9g@5 o9 fo' shipping brands sStra
nonr-transpsrtatfon moderate, rather better
prices for common grades: sales $50 brls at S. IS
e3tra., Rye hoar without Important change; - sales
1oo brls at s25oG3.50. Corn meal quiet but IN
changed.
1tI1GAc, chiefly the inside prise.
GIA1S-Wheat market continues quiet and In
ta1r 1 export demand and supply limited. S4lcs
69 Ghsae nfpS p S s5@s 1o2o b. r.
MG95; 6ooo BY very choice do ut 81; Is, 500 bu
Ailwaukee club at 9Q9a5; 24,o0o bu amber Iowa
at s1@1.0s; $500 bu Minnesota sprtns at $l11 o.;
bu new amber, delivered, at Il 100 bu new red
INDIANA at 81 05. Rye quiet at at 5G66 for North
River; sales $500 bu western at +6. Barley dull
ard nominaily active. corn-;scazcely 50 much
doiug-narEet undergone do change sales 1900
bu at 3oG4s for damaged new mixed western; 43
a. for aon1d do or snt 5hRPIng a1 70
business, doing, a6G29 for Canadian; 3s934 foc
state and western.
PRoT1sloss.-Pork-There is less doing in pork,
and mess IL shade easier. sales 67o bfls $1s 81
g$15.50 for mess, $14 for sour do and gil fur
prime: Beef quiet and unchanged. Sales luo brla
at ling sl Fly for cemmo9 mess, ssooG 80 30
Fl mass bee du o9@ sn e Ke
quiet and unchanged. Cut meats inactive; sales
Of IS hhds; dry sailed hams at 5sl. Tue range Is
s 9r ahonlders and @dc oF hans Bacon
ket unchanged; sales 100 brls at SGl3c Butter
i 1sa EsnE r., ct GM@11c fos Ohio 7@lss state 1s
pe ana Wranse chssse Zee; steadg
is only moderate business; saies ss6 hhda Gu
"a at 477sG6c, inclucns 50 hhdz Porto Rico at 70
oeu,rco r.1. -, ..., c.,- .xo
, 1861-07-22

tstTEp states CIRCUIT c0rRT.
No. 1879. Paschal p. Russell rs. John n d. Msr.
thon. Dismissed on motion Of plaintiffs attor.
ilsIohn Hcilroy v. s.muel Darncll Eject
served at date Of trial July, 1869. now on melton
Of plaintiffs attorney, judgment for costa as de-.
for ttial and continued at the instance OF defend
sli.@Thomas ]. narriss isJ Is. Joseph @ Entth Eject
ment Jury waived By agreement, aud submitted
to Court. Plaintiff offered no evidence. Issue for
316.-Walton Craig vs. Washington T. Ladd.
Ejectment Jury waived and submitted to court,
and aftes evidence. taken under advisement.
attorney. Plain If makes default Q motion Of
defendants attorney, case dismissed for want Of
325-Ssme II not consolidated.
No. 3S31-Oliyer Il, Thompson y. Peter .. Man
chester cSlled 70. trial Plsintla : attorney, By
After evidence, issue and verdict for platntif for
Court adjourned to Monday, july a2d, al Y past g.
No; 15s0eMax Winnemsn, ct. al. rs. Il, 9.
ndr MaTsn Ct al Mq,ion b defendant to set aside 81
~unS,l ~ ths t!a fn,ther osfdeE q tic Court.
ana ard Chicago i ROE Island Railrosd Com
pSl1es 70. James Z. Cassidy. On motion Of
| plahHu atosney, cau1e Eeilstated. Plaintiff
entire tosle p7nsfQui as to the common courts
l. ThsreEpor defendhnt ruled to Diead d. xopo. and
| to file af 1tvI Of merit on or before Wedneadxy
| next.
No. 155t-AbsAm Bininger ct, al. ys Alexander
MeDos sd. Motion BY defendant to to 1.i set aside
chaEcer5 1ss-Bin dismissed at comp1a1napt,s
| cetts.
cha1cesy 1sS-Biu dismisaed at conpl.,uspts
Cots.
1 No. Ch'y} S6t-Leave given complainant, IL
4 e1ami-e defendant before maetsr or orally
eub}ett TO all Legal exceptions.
| No, {Cn'y) 466-Cyrena Faridith ~. Samuel
Faritish. Masters report d;cd and confirmed aud
decree Of divorce grated.
| No. {CdJ) 4T-1aZArus S1veTnan n. Eoseu-
| fed d Ruterbe-g. Demur1sr to bill sustained
| ttc-e1pcE defendant moved foc assessment Of
Nc. 3as-Lanzig Morgan. ct. H., ys. James Il.
| E.x.e, Mc.itn Tor Few trial o7ertu.cd: 5udg.
| rcGt o. verdict. Dei.EdRrt exempted. prAJs
appeal. THsGiy days gtrea 10 file bill Of ex-
Nc. i0le-stnrel C. Davis IS. Joeerh Wilde. IL.
Molten fer ccw trial ove-1rled; exceptions tn.
kcr., Judgment, verdict TOT plstEaG, &t61 69.
| Nc. 9sp-Jotn Dursten We. Chicago Fire t.
eu1aIee Company. Submitted to Court Judg-
meat !ss PLAIN :lf aceosIng to agreed case. Jrdg-
Geo &c Duniap. Supervisor Of the toTa Of Lay
aeE: ". Louts East. Ct H. Actlo1 OF debt con
lFa:ck Judgment. Debt $1I 90. DAn ags
stT4 Is. Debs to ke dissht-xsd o. p.ym,a: AZ
| dtMtcc
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The past week completing month f1yo:able
timed rapidly to improve, and an early gathering
now seems probable. The heavy thanase show.
ers hare, however. considerably liudered the II X
ing Of hay, good deal being discolored. though
We do not hear of damage beyond this, which III y,
moreover, disappear In the rick. Many early
sown pieces of wheat on good soil aIr lik IL u
be very productive; but TIE bulk remaining; :als:,
and the breadth this season being diniuisaed, L
general abundance is next to Impossible, ho xay:r
1ne the quality may turn out. all spring cora,
with the exception Of beaus, continues hi..aly
promising, and even these are much improved,
though the black fly is very prevalent. Tha root
crops have equal, advanced: The usual effects Of
fine weather have appeared 10 the state Of the
markets. notwithstanding small supplies OF homt
growth. New whea. has generally given way from
Is to per quarter though farmers In come places
with ANAL stocks have resisted the decline; and
but for foreign IMPORTS which continue ftee, there
would, in ali probability, have been rise Instead
Of fall for the last month. Is 1t IL. the we.k
closed with more fismness, and 3 light reaction
nlay t. low. STILL the weather al over the con-
tinent has been beautiful, and the complaints Of
France, Italy aud Spain are ceasing with the COM
Mercemeut OF harvest in those Countries; while
Belgium, Holland, ard the whols Of Northern
Europe, Hungary and Russia continue to give ID
voraGle accounts both of the appearance Of wheat
and oth-r grain. Italy now needs more rain for
the maize, md the came want fs felt in the United
States AS to prices, they were generally quoted
lowcr where business was done; but they were
e1ow in recediug at Paris and at New Orleans.
, 1861-07-22
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, July 20.
FRE1GHTs- and 159Ac lower, The en-.
sheat at &C. 70 Balogrpop HlosiPSIsanf SIM
corn, yia Gcderich, at Sc; schrs ". B. Hthb 4r1
Bay City and Rainbow, corn, at 41hc: brig Com
at 4c; bark Winelow, corn, at Axe.
@ br1e !, \ Market astiye and 1oc higher. Sales aoo
del; 100 brls choice extra at 81 % del; 25t brls
"Derwent'' aat hoop At S. 7af DEL Is brls Cod.
ut 8 @Ros g Is 61s af 49, sf
't1nperIal' at IS 70 del; ST brls - Mclean CO.
ssuta e 80 hep 90 At de; zoo brs superior at
So iii s.; Louis" round hoop, % brls claTE
az; Jog luis Gcnesee f4t hocp. and 100 'bii BIS
round loop at ssso del; 20 brls ~ Mitchsif' T'ta At
$337k del; 100 brls West Lake street at Ss IS
del; 80 9rls Globe at as del; 800 bris iair
e. tr1s Isiiic ia, hoop. and 10 iris IN meaiupn iup
hoop, at IS ii del; ii bris Minnehaha'' at $s15
s 5S Essa sas do s a; ID S SPs st = &
y sKS,nEAT;;-R,eee,vsa, , $3.50 bus; shipped, 49,
spring in store lin particular warehouse to ill
6as o. It -; 1oV bug DO st $50 bus stS' 90
avoo fns Do at 67Ac; 1a. .o5o bis do At &C. - ''@'
In winter Nheat, 40 bus No. red luew crop
were sold at 78c in store.
Wisconsin club, In hags at 73c OF track; $50 bags
medium spring at 6ac in track.
coKN-.Receiycd, 9, ,1s1 bu shipped, $500 bu.
River Mixed at &c ahaat 20 Uo0 bu Canal Mixed
at 2i}6c atoat; G5 900 bu fresh receipts Mixed il
tcs T. e fo b1 IT. 2sgsd e. 2 ba June
al ~; steo ba May receipts do at y; 1850 bu do
, 1861-07-22
mARINR 4NTELAIGBNoE.

S1nucK M L1aHTNzNG.-0n Friday morning,
tEe scl,1. StAr aud the bark Sam Ward we're struck
by Lightning It Buffalo. Tte stsr htd hes maln-
nsst shattered t. pieces and her deck and hold
Were Injured. The mizen Of tae Sam Ward was
spA: In two. aod also tie fors-tor mast head s7d
yard. The fo1e ye-1 w.s also H:eaJk aoa The oas.
um OF Ia ent:re caek was a.as.:d-
V:FI1Ls ?AssAo TEEnvas 1a;: "'.1s:s7 c.
l7L.--vTe = 3s1,t:e-s t.; CsE'. ?. N--Tf:- &
, 1861-07-22

James G. Haelay aad Margaret M,c,ay. ia v..,.
@ did e1se1te a;d asassE 9aso tdwasd i. AIaoti. =
is ia feeo1dsS assd Ia q fSF t d.ted Mais5
county Illinois On the III day of an1 n9ee oi So2s r.
sts T. go9s IA II g ideeds paEs sad by
9Ts az = t9ass IL sed ns eeaSsysd r. ~,
In tne county Of Cook xad STATE a. Tiirnia w hi,
Is bIoeE Se.ss 1ses s t A Gf r sl{
ng feet o. Ciark strest by eshfr rat deep
Z En- s,1s 6o5a SseS psysea
Thousand dollars payable II ten years wisS int.rest3
h Zen Pc cent per Rhn1m payable senaaaually sal!
ssesa 81 esiss e gso7dsd esFs
ss aapsa sp s4
tftrty da.t after the should become due
ss!s e. ssoaa tas & sp n n
oue ard paJ abl= ast Eight be 9=sndca irme61t1s
ard IL I'D s. a.d ttat provided ea
aeeordnz easst e 81 s
Eeaao5 q lsssl hoi Z ia = eosa ata y T.
coupons tner-to sttacaed sa!5 sid or Ia icss -
r OF sttesae1 soosla e aald pr.fa
Row. therefore, tean.t having be a /, ,,e mr.
met q tsss sat:test coupon 4aad bocl t.a Ms-f
rfty couars: A.i tas a1G AoIder Of MI maj
e ses.sa i. so. saa s9dRaa e.:
trprcttea . ssd edxsta 4r;oo Ia = aay1as N1aa;s ~
sta aes:- prc-i:" sct.cs u hela6y s!yes ~ d o.s
f1e;: Il ~ ~ - s: q IS pas i Nd 1s,
f.ls,. ku-.t l:ts, b. ST. st he M hrI n tvel.-
o'.!3SZ zoo OF aAft aAT 1t tas Eoft, toox Il q.
sss,s;;7: ~ :; ss:s7Es T. ,is: !,
@ .~,.s ~, e3: & Il ret,aa'.sr = a.
,,.--,- .-; E.,,:. g & a-,.:ce-; a-,.::ce-;1, -:sSSa
, 1861-07-22

B1sHop's CuArEL-Corner of Washington and
Peoria etrecte. A. III 1C:30: sermon BY Bishop
Whitehouse. r. N. 4: sermon by Rev. Mf. Gil
bert.
ToLy CoMMEEION-Corner Of Wabash avenue
and Randolph street. A. II. 1880: eermon by Rev.
Charles Gilbert. P. II. d: service in French By
Rev. F, A. Guny. Evening, 7:45. Service and scr
mon. SEATS FREE. -
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% T e; D.,

In this citT, Saturday morslng, the eth nst at
ter = lingering MMess. MARY L., wife Of Geo. 8.
Meshuru1
The t1t nds OF the family invited t. attend the
funeral services at tile res3d6nce Of Mt T. Copcn On
Park ayenuc west OF Leayitt street on Sunday after
Cocn at o'clock.
At the fremont EouBe, on the morning OF the Goth
iukt. La GKA 8. daughter Of N. G. and Isanre Net
tlethn. agFd yehrs.
, 1861-07-22

NH1ECt 1EL BtHF0 WtAR. III BUHtu uuII.
SEA1AsNuA1 REroRT Of the condition of the
Bank Of Salem. at New Albany. Indiana, for the
six monks preceding the 1st Monday Of July,
1861:
EEsoURCES.
Cost of Bonds Denpsitc6 with Treas.
, 1861-07-22
Comm merctal Circulars by the Asia.


.-.- LIVERPOOL, july s. 1857.
BEEApsTrFFa-Thew weather has been ehowery.
The tenc Of the trade hss improved, With a better
demand, and the decline has been arrested stocks
being less thaa expected has given holders soma
aEce Ct m1llers, hut the business was only to
wheat, finer qualities being The turn dearer. r..
day therc wae fair eonsumptfve demand for
wheat, at slight improvement On the best de-
Indian Corn held at Cd advance, *nd not much Of.
@S9; @ss % fof Chicago, lo:@los q ieE
crn ~ southern 1as ed@13s Sd q Ito n.. Flour
mFhi -, ladelph.a auperdne 25s0e5s; extra $50
indiao oIo S. u.s. s sesx
~ 02es Cd white So @s1s = 4so ns.
bEEF1;A large business done his week, chiefly
sumed IN the great ire. The choice brands are
5s@los deazer On new, but old or common qlali
ties of new are without change,
foRk-Ffrm, but not much doing.
BAcoE-There is EtilI an absence Of demand. The
e,a;aa ,a;an2ust At a@9: fS1 good and Sis for
hcHAnpsos, SPENCE 4 Co.
LIVERPOOL, July5. 1857.
~ nBnEADsrurrs,-we. had good attendance st
tet good wheat. Inferior WAS Id; lover. Flour
hsd far sale at previous prices. Indian corn had
q EGlhuulRLlFE ueUAU0 AZ ElEAl All1p1QfE44cUk
The weather has continued variable In all parts
ot the country which, except A. Tar as the hay crop
te concerned is in fact the most desirable weather
for the crops. We had large Attendance at to-
day's ma1ket, and a much improved demand,
which, however, HaE met eome#hAt too traelT
By the importers. Wheat brought ful former
prices. with turn in favor OF sellers II the bet
ter descriptions. Flour sold readily at Sd. per brl
advance. Ldiau corn imp.ered Sd par quarter.
t4,asao,y Ju1r5. ta61.
BnEADsruFFs. the early part Of the week
VIC =dlasge a:-isale and very fne weather, tch
further depressed our market. AID dec 1ue OF I'd
70 IL per boil uas submitted to By some hoIdess.
Since then the weather has become vet and un.
settled. and little mere a1a2ess Is oheerEable
atnocg holders.
AT to-d1y'e market there Vas little more dis
position for t7eicess, and shout 4,oa9 bolls Of
wheat was sold at about e0s e1 ship for choice
huSe1 Iowa. Iod:en cora rallied utle. cut
there As 1ot muc.. sold. Flour scid m6re freely
At Abcct eus Qucta.io13. JOHN A1aKA q Co. =
:. Le1pox. July $, 1851.
In the co.a make. the eame du1Iness prevails,
tie Ittla Eng,irh wtcst oda1irg bringing previoCs
ratee- OF foreign th3 suppltee sse !h!ze. ard the
bcttress has been yerT restricted, WNhont chanse
in: :p.icca. Flour Ia freely offered Ane tiMcuM OF
fsle. leet voek's average price o. EEgilas Eheat
HAR 61s on to Hs9 -te:uraad White An~ :rieSu
pha4t 70. AE14; winter red bGsCe53s:. eprins 5ss
@5ss Per 0r. Flour 2osD27sSd p1t afl.
, 1861-07-22
Gbitaqo Gributte
MONDAY, JULY 22, 1851.


PosrAaE srAxrs-You can get then ut the
Tribune Office, IL Clark St., for currency.
, 1861-07-22

WRAPPING PAPER FOR RSALE-Persons wish.
;re TO procure papers put up in packages of
3co esch fer wrapping purposes, can have their
urdert filed by applying at the counting room
Of the TRIBUNE,
NE"s-Messrs. Norris 4 Hyde, at No. 1ol
Madison and 100 Dearborn street have receiy-
Cd the latest New York dailies aud illustrated
papers, and all the magazines for the month,
THE PEEL MISsTRE1s.-A large and bril-
liant audience attended at Bryan Hall, on Sit
ul6ay evening, MIS- Matt Peel's Campbell
Nrst1els. They are attracting crowds and
whining golden opinions.
McARTHrR's Eth REGIMENT U. 8. A.
Lieut. Waite Of this corps is at No. 3, Custom
House Place, recruiting for this Zone of our
crack) regiments. None but picked men
viii be received.
l1cEKsEs.-Nlthin few days past large
Lumber Of saloon keepers have been brought
before the Police Court for violation Of the L.
cenfe ordinance, In each case where the par
II has at once taken out the required docu-
ment, the charge has been dismissed.
"s7uReEs RIFLE QurcKsrrp. ."-The stur-
ges Rife Quickhtep "is Lively and rich toned
piece Of music, dedicated to the founder of the
6tn'ges Rifles, Solomon sturges, Esq. auto.
nio de Anquera, tie well known musician and
composer, If its author.
CHICAGO SABBATH SCHOOL Ux1oS.-The
regularmeeting Of theCnicago Sabbath School
Union will be held on this Monday evening, in
the South Presbyterian Church, Third Are
1ue late Edna Place), corner Of Jackson
street, commencing ut quarter before eight.
OCR CHICAGO TROOPS IN VIRGIS1A.-All
LETTERS md special Packages for the officers
and men Of our two. Chicago Dragoon comps
MES, sud the stuEges Rifles now on the sa.
cred soil " Of Virginia, should be addressed to
them Tin care Of Capt Charles Leib, Qu27ter-
master, Clarksburgh, Ta.''
CtTT MoRTAL1TT.-The number Of deaths
for the month OF june, 1851, ia. been as fol-
lows:
South Division. 50
nesk ~
:
, 1861-07-22
MARINE LIST.
Z . RT O r CHIC GO.

~
Str 1.dv rr.n,,;, nh1as f1is1a' sp a. I .Saly ~
OH AaS y x d. llcSeF sIJo5eph l8uo ties,
prn, i1nosa, ~ oxs m, s ~ CORDS wood. suudries
rop Empire Reha.ds"n dtfca ghs g. tons
pr,p inwa lnv5e' HINT n,e,,o ~ ,.,, ssh n,aza
Bark inngaIlau. Blair osFeg9, 100 tons coal, 137
Ha,k Sinrt Ia11nf;a nIlft ,-;n.,n
1arI ark 1''a1., StutA, 'o!lene, mon:
,'tns :. Slos'ors' Aahaso"oc' 81 nj lumber,
Brig Ettks WIFI. 1i. c,,nitb sh.,,,oor I'M oora.
scnr s,,;ca;, x%cd; o.ooaao. 1,
scbr R"sya woyd. n,aa,o.a I'm. ,oo-,,o =,
sc,, palth n 18th. .,.- -
scnr HaGEe, iu., bfo"n Green Bay. 130 NJ lumber, 10
schr snaa!a1 u ,atn, cho,rr uo,,.n, so
schr 9nparzan, gaetfg, Holland; 5g cords wood
schs ihfee Bells' Clark, Holland, I'm stavcs, 400
sc,, ,fus11eao,, Iies. ,,,r
schr hhowes5"hn hox Ell Roland. Grand River, 40 um
per, IG9 ties
sshr ,ina Mslsn kcnt Read Perod Pier r cd wood
70 n etayes. ~'' o''-A' 1'"'eA' ~ IL 'uD1'''
sehr Ezs Ghs Haty: Mse ~ q lumber
from Bay city N0' wv - 1'N'eA
Schr Jones, Thomas. Mauf,tee- 1a5 m ,nmhnr
schr Planet, Lynn. Silver Creek. ia Cd DIV Wood
sl a! asi & Maskesob 80 S sas a%cr
Schr Collingwood, Osier. BptE.lo. rs n iumbe,
81 nj iatb, from Bay Ctg. ~"' IL '"u''7''
sclr pa!ton. Thompson, Holland, e5 N staves, 30
schr Oenue, Thompson, Muskezon. Is m lumber.
WOOD. ~ A.s. l'A' - 'oSu'
sehr Rich ingratam, Buffalo.
scbr Spencer Blanchard, Muakegon S. m lumber,
Sc, r Calcutta, Long. Soath pier Il cds wnnd
sebr Esy State. Coiile, CoIsorpes. ~ so7 "o'u
S.hr n iIenpeLire, Wiejand. Pier Narouctte - m
sclr AIdent, D Stokes, uolland. Ism 90 lumse7 cm
sehr Rama. cle.and Cedar Eiyer, 50 n lumber, Is
sebr jupiter, Hawkins. But,a1o, e5 ton coal.
Sthr Iouiee Anne, Sampson. Eaiamazoo. 30 m
lumber &0 N shingles. 1o' "
Sthr Aaron, Scott, Kalamazoo, % eds bark. 50 IN
lumber ''N' ~ -
scow Harriet am, Thompson, Dog Like IS m
scow C,gnet, Laisure, Beschoa Creek, 90 cas
stn,1sdr Fran.,;, .1,n,-a. g. 1o...s ~ ~, .
cats. : ] tons mize seNes' D. 'os'pa' 4Vo ou
Prop iews, Haat: hs Bs55ale Is soee bu wheat 7,ose
Prem unter na. osts doe,h oov pfs ieAa -,
bides IL osM f. ea11 T., - A o4Ss rsS' i5o
49, iu:uo' ~ eoiA' -,1o' o1ts 0ous, j p1ls
r. 6g. 9lgn Wlnes,
n.r NJ hidss' ,es bTls sa; Is srls pork
sehf shoyer, schlobohn. MaskesoH. ea'' ~ ~''
scEr Marion, Esan, Soper, Buffalo, l5.Uo0 bu
sebr Ter3n. p,oxr+ c,ooap,-
SeL- tue' U.oNH y 5: nt.En Da9J; 4. ,
SIan i h,es annI fen hh! @ fefal oass seeds'
ssh5 sshr Musksso1, Mfhsy, .E Mq;ksgcn ;oo m ~
Schr nass sS,m.h MoSn,, ooNa1'' 1''Ao' ou eo'A'
Schr HeIenn Ksntl Reei perodv.s Pier
Sch nnnnatesi anats nh,isi;v eG%1u Mnstsnnn
Schr Minnesota, Blackburn, Sarnia, 1O.25O bu
wheat,
Schr Roberto. Andrews, Buffalo, IL 800 bu corn.
Sclr Eliza Logan, BARGE, Buffalo, il 900 bu corn.
Schr Essex. Chron, Buffalo. II 600 bu corn.
Schr Wm Jones, Thomas, Manis,ee.
Schr Mary Phelps, Kalamazoo
Schr Advance Doll, OsWego, laQDO hu wheat.
sehr AetoF, TAI: Nuskssg6n:
Schr button, Thompsou. Uolland.
Schr Venus, Thompson, Muskegou.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinson Pier.
Schr Antelope, Cullon Grand River,
Schr Spencer, blanchard, Mu4kegon.
Cpt,~ 5&4tf n ~ 10
, 1861-07-22

kTAIE Ut' ILLINOIS, County q
~ Cock S. S.-Circult Court Of Cook Connty!I,
Ttrn 1861. LuciHGa KiE:: I'd Charles s. KinaoWNi55
ClaneeFy. s" -
Affidavit Of the non residence Ct c arl.s $. Kns de-
ieadass ab2ye named sasiEg ees2 !e T. .ae oes u
Is hsEeey gtEs9 to he sa,d Charles King Tat 1ai
on tic Chaaeezy side thereof The III day ot June
E 81 aaa that sqmoss tEs!sap2a 1si1ea ~ Of aa
AoEdaJ Of July rex, 1s61, - Is bE Law required
Nov. unless you, the said Caa5iss King. ah2n per
County on ths = d.y q :he s net term shsrsf t,
Monday Of july 1861 and plead, alswef nr Tsunr,
to ths said eomp1alna1ts, on q COMPLAINT the ss:ss
will be taken ~ ccse-eed aud decree ertsr1
yon sccarGi-g to the prayer Of said bill
EE STEVENS, Couprts Solr- S ChrE strest G's'A r.
, 1861-07-22

EOR SALE-At low RATES, 200
tons hest brand 6oap.Naser4 Soda Ash. br
3yl3.FtG1-' m ~
, 1861-07-22

WRAPPING PAPER FOR RSALE,-personsv5sh.
;re to procure papers put up in packages of
3co esch fer wrapping purposes, can have their
p7derf filed by applying at the counting room
Of the TRIBUNE,