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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

slaves OF loyal men. Ana Wheh the GoNeInheht ID
forced eurely will be, by the irresistible logic
of events upon the ground Of that proclamation the
country will not forget that Gen. Fremont was the
fret Of our commanders in adopting the mott effect
i've blow il was possible to strike at the Rebels The
soldiers who are fighting the BATTLES of the Union in
the West believe heartily in the policy of the proc
amution notw outstanding the hot haste in which the
Government Jaw tit to modify it. AS legitimate
effect Of that modification, one Of the bterest Sc
cessonists in this county rode boldly into our nes
few days SINCE and demanded that bis slaves should
be returned. They were NOT cent back. No slaves
of Rebels have been returned in this Department;
and, unless we are mistaken in Gen. Hunter, none
will be.
Gen. Sigel has been assigned the command OF this
post, end entered upon tue discharge Of his duties
Gen. Hunter 10 engaged in the reorganization OF the
army, forming it into new brigades and divisions.
Il is reported that he will not follow the enemy who
have fallen back from Wilson's Greek into Arkansas
but will turn east, TO the Mississippi
The soJriety which has characterized this army on
its entire march is worthy Of the highest commenda-
ton Though riding through the different divisions
and camps daily, have seen only three intoxicated
soldiers since we LEFT Jefferson City, month ago.
1t is to be earnestly hoped that the excel ent dis
cpline which Gen. Fremont enforced in this regard
will be continued by the new Commander.
Gen Hunter is just leaving this morning for a
visit to the Wilson Creek battle-ground, under an
escort of the Let Missouri Cavalry. The fact that
tho baggage wagons of many regiments have been
sent TO Rola and Upton to bring forward supplies,
would seem to indicate that there will be no general
movement from this place for ten days OF two weeks
Gen. wyman, upon taking command as Provost
Msrshal has issued the following proclamation;
PRocLAMATIos or GEN. wYMAs.
OrFIeE OF PROvcsr MARSHAL. I
Springfield Mo-, Nov. 0, lt6l
Having been assigned 10, and assumed the dutiet
Of provot Marshall All IN entering upon this dniJ hs
hearty cooperation Of all associates tboih otc. aud nenl
assuins YOU That my nndyded tue ard all AFFINITY pos
SEES " M be given the Performance ofmy duties
regret 20 be obliged say that Of the ~hoesome or
ders ou forer and approved ~ cur present
have been but oy complied with and ~ soih'
cases utterly dsT gsrJrd THIS has beenpsrusy the case
~ the and number or officers ana nei
who sbseDt from ihe Camps without bnfnes OF iesNs
This be done with. And Hereafter oil oeeI t'
who abb ent from their respective camps "iihouPop
.r suthoIity, will DO immediately placed under arrest
All Union residing Ia the vicinity OF spnnghed heyhi
any products pose OF invited TO bns them ~ ana 70
pc. 10 this vice for fomsuen Concerning then d''P''"
, 1861-05-20
Daily Review of Chicago Market,

r,nrr,-., FRIDAY EVENING, May IS, 1861.
werc:To Buffalo: schs. Milan. Eheaf' It Ti@c.
nafk @ N1Ghols and echr. Cape Horn, corn, st 6Kc.
bbls. Market inactive Sales iO0 bbls' In 80
niTer," At @4.55-preferred currency; 100 b5is.
bble. "Atlantic'' at Fl 4e3-rrcferred cnrrencv ~
WUEAT.-Received. d5 III In !. ahinneJ - a-a
bu. Market firm. Sales, 5000 ba. n. ". Clnb at It
Spring at ii Sd in storezcommon cnfrency- g: ma
bu. do. at ST. - in comm currencv. 1a 0n
hu. do. at 69c in store-preferred rn11cnsyr, 6o
bu do at E}16c in sfnreN Nnrefaeeod en.a5 ',vo
eco bu do 1t SOC. in stoTe-nrefc-red cnrys,cs a.
, 1861-05-20

ARRIVED At buffalo Fnox Cu1cAGo-May Il
and 18.-Prop Potomac, Chicago; bark Badge,
State brigs Commerce, Banner: echrs Jos Villas
Norway, Huntress, San Jaclnto, Tohn Thursby
Mazeppa, Dauntless, VIM Fiske, Star Of the NORTH
Aehtahula, Golden Harvest. Eagle Wing. Mid
uight. A EHa1t, Chicago. n Il SteTcns. j T Cross
Summit.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO ron Cn1cAGo-1fay Il
and 16.-Prop Fountain City: bark Badger: briet
Deehler and Commcrce schrs.Surnrise. & N Holm
son. Golden Harvest. Ethan Alien. John Tharsby
and Gaerington.
C1E4gED TnoN osyEao ron cmoAeo;-May 1e-;
Titan.
PASSED DETnorr-May 17,-Up- Propellert
PITTSBURGH Vermont Omar Paabn harnnaa n
1enns. Sardinia schnoncrs swan. FreI Ifiii. Cor
ne1ia, five unknown during the nicht.
DoxN-6trs Ctr OF Cleyelaad. Forest Oueen
propellcrs Wcnonn' Niiesouri: haro1e :Jesse lint
brig Gladiator; eehooners Ionsfdes, Il 3 hub.
bard, Sophia Smith, Patrick Henry, John Clark
G D Morris, Rose Dousman, Petrel, Kate Rich
mend, El1za Logan.
HpC.ALI.-A heavy snalf ff wind anrr1n-r m ut Az
, 1861-05-20
MAHKETsBXTH LATEST HALLS,

osw1so. May 1e.-There is no new feature to
notice IN ne produce trade. Operators ara re-
strietea Y theiE business By the continued strln
descriptions @ ts quiet, Sales yesterday afternoon
private terms. Salt-matket is steady at 81 ,$a d
bbl. Water lime is selling at 300 . bb1. Plaster
&C On wheat and &c On com toNeW York. Lumber
$a624 to the Hudson. Received bJ lake last
~ hours, 40s8 bn wheat, 1890 bu corn. i74o bu
peas, 46 bbls pork. e91 tes hama, a8l0 hop poles,
Ct ~. lsth ane and M e ssa iambeE Shipped
bu rye, 1871 bu barley, and 8g6m Il lnmbsf
AknANT MARRBTs, May 16.-GraIn-a STEADY
milling demand for Wheat, but mainly at prices
9s1a.a es1oE ths snS Tiews ei holders The supply
denand. Sales 9,1oo bu red winter state on
p t. and 400 bu white Genesee at 4155. This
supply Of corn Is abundant at the 70
duced rates. Sales 13,2oo bu 1t 5o@51o for
mixed, adoat and delivered. Rye quiet, BarleY
STEADY ana 1n moderate request, with sales OF 500
bq Canadian West At 20. Oats In limited request.
e eopa 1T MsppPy pRG, offering gales 1000 bn Cams
otny Is dull At 81 % for Illinois.
mtoat mrtmatAnNE1rn1A, Na., May 18.- -F1onr-Unchsnged
Gi Ghsseef1se ee@F Sales siics sf Fsd Ct White
LaId-10Ac. WhlskJ-Unchanccd ~N'"S"
OCEAN EnB1oHTs ATNBw YonK-May 10.-Rates
were hardly SO firm, and there was less activity.
To-day TO Liverpool, ~ 900 bn corn at Sd In bulk
eighteen ta9usand % wheat st Sd in ships bags !;
dred R Rkgs lard, 2ss; 1bo barrels foaln, S.; 500
vet salted htdes, on private terms and by steamer
kedar, y 200 bu wheat at 8*d in ahipper' q bacs:
sG Sg;s 1fd H. s4 Rkes tsll9W s The :ondoa
Il chips bags; loo b1s bacon, @s. 10 Bristol. ri
2 zoos brl -four at 2e6d@2s I'd, and vessel WltE
M,000 bu Wheat at Cd In bulk and bags.
, 1861-05-20

~ Rev. Robert Oo11yer will yreaeh at the First
Unitarian Church tomorrow ezeaing at TX
o'clock.
, 1861-05-20

- 4 large and fine assortment Of lair Brushes
and Dressing Combs, Toilet Articles OF every kind,
will be secn at Sazgcnt's, corner Of Randolph and
State streets, Drug Store.
, 1861-05-20

REAL EsTATD sA1Es.- The following arc
a. 0. Stones real estate sales for May, 1861 !:
Orient House, 150 feet front by 100 feet
deep, corner Van Buren and 8ttte streets, two
thirds cash aud balRnce In other proparty,
10000; brick house aud lot Oh Old street,
near the lake, for cash, $4,000; two lots in
Astor's addition, cash, $500. Total, $64a 500.
Range Of the thermometer for tho week, as
noted by E. L. o'aara, at his Grug Store, Mo. 30,
, 1861-05-20
4 Chance to FIrbt.

There is low an opportunity for fow Of
the fHeprassible patriots Of Chicago to attcet
THAR devotion to the Union By joining Com
pany now forming In this etty; 10 sezTa Ia. the
United States army, under: the, 3ast call Tor
volunteers. This Company 7fill be received
and mustered into service as soon ss It is Or
ganized For further particulars; enquire Of
the undersigned, at tho drill room Of Company
h, Of the Yates Phslanx, or at the drill room
under McCoruickb Buildings,
+. ]. g. MoGINNIB.
CzEAR 1Hxh Our.-lt IL gratifying to 1sa,n
that the barefaced traitors, Or, rather, treason
mongers, who hare for Heels infested Waah-
ing1on, will no longer be allowed to utter
their bad thoughts with impunity. They
must talk no disunlon sentiments, even 1fthey
keep silence therefor; such ls the will Of the
Government.
, 1861-05-20
MAHKET8 BIZ TRT.ERHApRs

4
NEW YORK, May. y.1eth.-F1ouu-T7ansacs
tnEnour only to . moderate extent; md market for
common grades heavy and declining. aalea, {. 100
s5t,. es sste s5 snRss s4 .ass sss isSS
@6.60 for common to medium extra western; 4b~
sS@s;g ass e for ahiping brands round hoop ohio;
$S.iSoet7;zs @ fos trade 5Eenda % o. Market eloslng
tn moderate request. Market without material
change. Sale, a6o bill extra state at &5,16@7.60
f% e1mmon a t9 ehoiee.; Rye nonr steady at 3s: 70
Sales 400 brls hEsndywine at $a20. -.
Wa1sKT-3Whisky r1les heavy, Sales 800 brls
at 1oc, including fInall parcals at shade under
Sin GnA1s.@aood sound wheat in fair request for
declining. Sales 17,aoo b. nnsound and % Inferior @
g Ssssze P.9: :1E 81 @ bR b. Wsafss sS9na 5
club at q. .61@1 6s for common topr1me; 1880 bu
amber Iowa at $1.A; Z, 800 bu red state at $1.a6@
SSife % S'sf Mesgae Il FSes s1so i. a1a
bu white Kentucky at 81. 1.70@1.e0. Rye quiet and
steady at 67@6Sc. Barley dull aud heavy ut $50
&C. Com quite steady, With fair demand 1or e1,
66@5c for old mixed western; 62@55c for new do;
b2@60c for new round yellow; 6oc for southern
yellow; 46@5oo foF 1nsonnd western. Oats In
ada; 31h@s3c for state.
PHoF1s1oNsPork, dull and heaYy; sales 1870
brls at &l7 for city mess: $17:25D175o for west
es m So Il Pss oe plge
SIS s7@6.25 for common mess; 10@11c for Tepack-
ed mess; Sl1.25@11.60 for extra mess. Prime
hams, nominal at 18@15c. Western cut meats,
heavy. and dropping; Gales 1so pkgs at &c fol
GALES $50 bFls at 940Ae Butter, selling slowly at
1o016e, as IN quality; 10@15c fer Ohio; and 1o@
GRocER1ss.-sngar-- without material
change In price. and in better request Sales 495
hhds Quba at 43S@44, and 800 boxes Havana on p
t. MolasgeB dull Sales so hhds Cuba muscoyado
at 2Oc.
SToc6s- ID board Govt Stocks steady, but r
heavy. Chi & R135;. III 9 Scrip G4k; Penna Coal
CO Is; NYoT2; NJ IN; M Hud5 g; Ya e 4: q !:
Panama 1004; n G a3A; Tenn 6s ~; U s 81
I'd, 70.
OSWEGO, May 19.-F1our dull and unchanged.
GRAH-Wheat held above the views Of buyers,
and no GALES. Corn dull and dropping.
CANAL FRH1gBTs-Steady. Flour SC, wheat &C.,
corn Sc, to New York.
LAKE. IMpoRTs-4O0 brls flour, 1900 bn wheat,
8. 900 bn corn, S. 900 bn oats, 2,600 bn peas,
CANAL 800 brl1 flour, s., ,4Q0 bu wheat,
6.O00 hu corn.
, 1861-05-20
Circulation


The average value Of tho currency Is Sc On the
LET inst. But the banks have, during the past fire
Hseke. been asserting the money deposited with
them by the merchants Laying aside the good and
that tie banks, by virtue Of an instrument winch
they compelled their depoaitors to sign, propose
pay them In the poorest or "stumptaIh currency
which they. recsiued from the depositors. ID
this fair, OF honorables aud will the merchants Of
this city submit to any such tmpoBltion1 They
Of which On the let Of May WIS SC, and are thoy
now content to receive therefor "a.umpta1,"
which IL worth only SOC?
On the 1st instant No. 6s sold at 391{; Va Is,
45H; and Tenn. s., 46. So that the decline III
the stock market since then would make no mate,
rial difference in the value Of the currency.
GAicdQo, May l8, 1851. MRRpHAHT,
, 1861-05-20

l. BER DEAxERS.-The subscriber VIII racsiyo
written proposels until the sth ct June next tor f1zn
lsni9g materials nnd doing tbs following Jobs Of
To build ghiteoak timber DAM tron.fastened.
acroee the KAnkakta 1hVer, 9k miles below Whining
ton of about the following duentions, vis:-fom So
. aW feet long, exclusive Of embankments and be-
aquaIe sawed hewed; the plank to inches thfck;
the dlng Of stops and coarao gravel. Canal 1aTtga
ton Il open 70 this point.
Also, to repair aud improye tho LpCK at said dam
tas!ng the SnaTd lowering tho nitro Ellis daeFeu-
A1eo. to e7carata from 1900 70 iao0 subio yards ok
Hho river bed at Wilmington.
Proposals msy be msde for ALL or for SEPARATE
portions Of The shove WoEh, or for furnishing mate
11A1s ONLY, or for work and materials 1XTIR6 PAy-
Ments made, As customary en- canal or railroad co-
Hacts, or - may be otherwise agreed Plans, snae
cations, &c- and all dssired tnfotmx1ou may be had
at Wilmington. BY inspection Or inquiry. wilmington
q 0n tne ChLcaEo. Alton AID st. Louis Railroad 70
niles nom Chicago q. O. ALDEH.
Wlmtn9to9, Viii County. II May lst ISL
, 1861-05-20

AO~-%-.ssS%
There is still much confusion in commercial
circles with regard to the currency; but affairs
are shaping themselves upon more substantial
basis than formerly. Very little produce of any
kind was cold for common eurrency-the inquiry
being chiefly for preferred.
Very little Flour was sold-the holders refusing
generally to offer their stocks for common cur
rency. For preferred about 400 brls were sold at
S4,70G4.s5 for epring extras. The Wheat market
was more active, and about IL, 600 bushels chang
ed hands, at the following prices: For preferred
currency, N. ". Club, at 9oc; No Spi1ng, atso@
o1e; No 2 Spring, at s5@s7c For common cur
fcney. No Spring at s1.2 .2901.ao; and No2 Spring,
at S1.e5. For gold, Club wheat on track was sold
at Sc. Tho Corn market was irregular and firm,
with Gales Of River Mixed at Sic aaoat-paJable In
preferred currency; Mixed Corn In store at 2sc-
payable In gold; do, at 2o@a1o- payable In pre-
ferred currency; and 43G145e-payable In common
currency Bailey Was cold at n6o for No ., and
e0e for Rejeeted-tn common currency.
In minor articles, fresh provisions, &C., there
was little or nothing doae-aud 1t is Impossible
to giTe reliable quotations.
Ersights declined Hc, with engagements Il
Gkc for corn, and TIC foz wheat to Buffalo.
, 1861-05-20

H. 1RISH BRIGADE ACCEPTED.-Capt. c. E..
b Moore will commence recruiting at 8 o'clock,
N Monday morning, under Matteson House, first
Indoor west OF Daniels cigar store. All good and
This company will be designated as COMPANY
"Qr Shields Guards
, 1861-05-20

NEW FRUIT S7onB.-At the former stand
Of J. r. Doanc & Co., No. Is Dearborn street,
a. L. Jaeschke, for Six years an employee Of
thai firm, hes opened h1arge aad choic stock OF
Fruits Nuts, Cignrs, etc, he received fine
lot Of tropical f1ults On Saturday. He is to
sel1 the Geo. B. Davis strawberry yis1d, soon
to be in market
, 1861-05-20
4zUal 4gtevt!atnlu;
'TRUSTEE'S SALE. E.-Ty

44Oo L1t - otAAE3- - W..
Il the undersigned. LawrenetJ tn ~,
by decree In. Ch1nceTy Of the Superipf cs1.d1
ca-o, entered On May 10TH. 1Sa', u i ST. x-.EA
buchanan = complainant a9d Rob..E \
kmma .; Fabian, Thomas L. FoT*x Ez9-,
Trustee In plaee Of HenrJ L. Forrsl tzsEs
carry cut the provisions ct eeststa T,ss.-<o
tuted BY Robert L. Fabian a1d EEns s 7f1s
said Henry L. Forrest TTusses. y sse-7sixa
promisorJ note Of Five TeuEsAsd DoIsa t.is1
18th, a. D. 1889. and ra;aofe oae ytar af:1 --1zs1
order OF ThcElAa l. Forrest. 1!.h tnts.Nt y
cent per aanuu, Which sAld r.St1al ft-1 ~
nled OF record in said eau1e, a1d Il it}1 ::e-:sE
the Recorders Office OF Ceok E01-tT T ~
Page 19a, by which said Deed the Eesl estt9 r
after detcrihed Was oonyefed II sId aE5Ee-
to secure said Nota.
And, whereas, SAID Note With rserstt r. ~
hereo1 Is noT wholly dna Aad n.pa;4, r.: - s.:
Zeal Estate has been ordered 81 sai3 Cot;s 11A
ee In aud by said decree appears.
Now, therefore, notice It he:th7 g. .s
d9ealgned, Lawrence J. J. Slsse3, III A4EiN
auction On MONDAY, TIC stysns-e1e ~ =,
a D. iad1, at Il O'Clock noon of thAt tsf IL
door Of tha Cont House in Chicago -.
bidder for cash the Real Estate cc2IeJL 49,
vtE:-The south half of Lot Zen. bloes ". K. -
and TTentT!TWo,a School Section Adi3aaa - -
illinois, with all tbs hight azd e9aiJ = 80 ~
OF eaid Robert l. FAhIAn aua ct Ed Sa-ls!H.
his wife; subject. however, to te;tx;; II; q
said =. L. Fabian and wife 70 D. H4a3 = - -
eurc tho sum Of :: $50 oele1 :etosdM :: ~ e e
4er.s oates e; Of Cook County, IN Bass7a2A
49, LAWRENCE J.. J. ss1:sH s.5ss ~
r. ar1parrfE TaAyYq Hso31eftcr NH.tsA*
, 1861-05-20

u This Company, now fully organized. will
8meet at their Hall, oTer the Board OF Trade
ii rooms, on Monday evening, Msy 10th, for bus
Minces meeting and drill. a full attendance Is
desired. Per order,
P. C. GnBrH Eer%v
, 1861-05-20
TWO NATIONAL SONGS
UNION, GOD And LIBERTY"

~OUR NATIONAL FLAG,
Capital, and Washington horsa back In the back
Ercundt A1t the "Star SponEled Banner" supported
In full dress IL aout just published BY .---
II. II HIGGINS, LIT Randolph street.
Price. Fifty Ceut5.
, 1861-05-20

ITO MILITARY COMPANIES
now engaged in filling 1azge order rom the Ststa
end having all the facilities for manufacturing In
coed manner and the shortest ta all kinds Of Cloth
Ing adapted for Unfona are prepared to receive
orders for such favorable terms any house IN
the country. F1eee Goods and Trimmings for UNI
1crms on hand Jas. MARES q CO..
Ey1tx2w 119 aud tS3 Lako street
, 1861-05-20

IOWA RAILROAD MArrRRs.-We lean that
the extension Of tho Chicago, Iowa and Me-
braska Railroad vest Of Cedar Rapids, is be-
ing rapidly puehed. Twenty.uiles have been
finished and 1t Is hoped that ears Flll run
through to the Missouri by November naxt,
over the whole 2ao miles Of line. The road
viii strike the MISSOURI midway between
Sioux City aud Council Bluffs. The entire
Northwest nse interested In the early compile
ton Of this important line OF road, the extern
slon Of the Di1onlAIr:Lln hrom this city.
, 1861-05-20

I'm ETuRGKs RuLaA-RoT. Dr. Glarkson,
Rector Of st. james, aceepted N invitation to
preach 1t Camp stu1gus, Cottage Groys, on
Sunday. At 3Hx 80 -
, 1861-05-20

This debt Is In no way connected with the RI
Road Bonds, but has always brought par In NJ
York
, 1861-05-20
M A r I N e LII g r
PORT OF CHICAGO

ARRIVED. May 18.
BARK Pacific; Young, Bay City, sao m lumber, &c
ggt;;g gt;g ANigonE: Neass.w: oeeato II, r. = lumber.
a. isa ;s;Es Potstees q Sss dsh, ij u baads
stmr Sea Bird. Reip. 6ntouagon, 90 pkes mdz. 6o
tons iron, r. hf bbls fish.
seh1 CruaadeE, Coles, kalamazoo. 800 bedsteads,
sehr St Lswrenca, Lawrence, Grand Haven, rs nj
lumber, 70 n shingles.
sbF ssbE R4s hn It Riss 80 eds
sohr Spartan, Cherry. Psnt6er River, IS n stavss,
6csr Wallan. Warning, New Holland. 35 N lumb
schr Roberts. Nelson, Grand Haven, 1400 + & lies,
@ Blewn Ble Gs Ta bst4a g sds o9S gSod
schr Rutland, Coulter, Toledo, IS m lumber,
s<sE Enterprise, Peterson, Grand Haven, 81 m
sehl shank, shiyer. kalamazoo.
sshE Amira, mir Miller. White River, GO m Lumber, n
sehr Helen 6ent, Reed, Manietee, 90 N lumber.
sehr Te5eg1sPh. cJdesdaie, oconto, 15o n lumber.
echf odin. "altoa. Muskegou, 100 N lumber, n
s.h: Mermaid, Thompson, White Lake, 90 m lum.
echf Pr; l1}9;ttoa. Thompson. Holland ssmstavDs,
schz Wyoming, Fuzlong, Grand River, 16o N lum.
sehf queen of the West, saaderson. Green Bay,
sehr z Llz7ie Throop. Flood. Grand River. 10 N
sehr TadeI, chapen, Point Water, a17 hi bbls 1s,.
ser e91sat rga s. @ = Mnn% lu%ss
scnr Mary, sprott, Manistee. 130 N lumber. "''"'
sehr = Pioneer Thompson, Mnskegon. 60 lumber,
schF Hunter, Williams. Mnehegon. 11o m lumber,
sehr Tempest. Newton, Kalamazoo, 20 N lumber,
= eds ahlnsle bolts. 40 m shingles.
ssh: Se@ %ssSzsna aaana Msveo
sehr Forestor, Peterson, Grand Haven, 70 m 1um.
ehnsycs haasy Sa9s bbE bb5gas ILL., "enon' IS um
sehr Giosey, McGEaw, Mnekegon. 30 m lumber.
Schr Sutherland, Petrie, Grand River. rs N Inn.
sem IL nqaasqn Els ,b Meefa Green Bay SIN cd po's
schr Bonsteel, Christie, hluskcgon, 70 N lumber.
..-n.,.,. CLEARED; Ep;:..........:e May IS.
steasT nao Baltic, Averal, Buffalo, 7sa bu oats
Steamer LADY franklin. Hickey, S. Joaph, IA ton
Rim ! md7sl ID e -, 5 tsn %a,I 4 4 goods.
nnIis nsS AAiSenst MeGx1a, Green Bsy. ;:' - S"'
sf3G ss3iG. gnie, fa Che Ch.anMheE1ain, M 0eonto.
sshr ehr snse,.n s1se oak hs Mhsasa 4 s2 bu corn.
Schr Robert, Nelson, Grand Haven.
sehr EEp5st Baa1e T. s2l bu corn
schr Cape Horn, Lee, Buffalo. 1000 bu corn.
schr Bonnie Doom, Mitchell, Buffalo, 16,5O0 bu
schr Brown. Middleton. Port colburn, 1854 bu
sehr Cosfss;pondent, Donehlte, Kingston. 14oo bu
sshr orioie. Trumbull. Buffalo, 10, $50 bp eozu.
sear 1 Mermaid. Thompson, White Lake.
sehf sehF S1ys9a WSyominyg; ay fa5leng, Grand liver.
sehr Trader, Ghapaa, Point Water:
sehr sehr Ga GM0mt Fox, St. Joseph 217 hf bbls deh
, 1861-05-20

The abovc sale Is hereby fG7ttef q =
uesdAy. May 18th, 1851, at the samer ersGnf as6n II
u1y9e69std eHAS- A Elsheoe- -~
, 1861-05-20

AounraT.-An Express wagon eo1lided
.;., . West Randolph street er and IVES
.m.;a,a r TO 21'es" Tho dri!q, Me.::.;.; e.::.; Con.
ly WAS thrown to taeground and run oserby
ths car and Wes severely injured
, 1861-05-20
fruit, Groceries, Sc.

IK0 HLF. CHESTS TEAS-Y.
FeyV H. Imperial Gunpowder and oolonp. ~
superior GaVoF and quality. -os ~
PARSONS, NTKN & EHANKEY
Is Eouth Water afretxt
, 1861-05-20

PEgcHMa TOE PERcu.-Jukt now there ara
nany perchers psrched upon the breakTater
perching with perch, which Qhe arithemetic
tells us is a ''rod or pole, y for the abundant
perch Of our lake-fne, fat, 1usty fellows, the
hitter. Many hundreds are caught daily.
, 1861-05-20

EdtNHE IT1bu0e:
The following table, prepared with care. shows
the value Of Illinois Currency. preferred and
"stunptai1," nov In circulatdon-she calculation
being made on the market value Of stocks On the
1tt Of May-Northezn State stocks being quoted
at par:
, 1861-05-20

"mTsukDAr.-sundag, 10Th inst, Is Whit
sunday. It Is the annual Jews's Feast Of PEN
tacost, and among the Christian dcnomina-
tlonB OF Eplscopaliaus, Lutherans, Roman
Catholics and Ao.avians, 1t is observed BY the
administration Of the Lords Supper The
Little of "hitsundny is properly Whih Sunday,
and refers, it is thought, to the white garments
WON by catechumens on their day of Baptism,
and may be perhaps from the light Fhish Was
given to the Apostles by the outpourins Of
The Spirit.
, 1861-05-20

e Cook d BcLain, 80 Dearborn street, have
made their price fcx cleaning and dYeinx gents
garments lees than any othe1 house IN the c3h.
81
, 1861-05-20
BATTLE EREHE. IaHrakY q. 1871

BATTLE CREEK, January a, 1861
PROF. WooD-DKAR H1A: Allow me to express 10
tec my gratitude for the wonderful and mlfacQloQa
Titues Of thy Restorative Cordial and Blood Renova
celtreatment for = complication Of dtseasea among
Ehlch Was indigestion. liver derangenent, Theuma
bowels. employed The best skl he5p sad At Detoia
With only temporary roief and befnR mostly confined
s9tfSssipg 11t9lesable Paan eften p ny despair
put an end e NJ suffering. and thought, of Course
that ds3qld I'd not last long PIT Proytdeass J1y
York Times. Iprocurcd bottle Of thy Cordial and
" curative powers we're felt almost instantly Ny ap
soon eat with comfort, NJ pain ceased, and from
Eck bed and perfect skeleton it has brought up
E E1th me. ever thank thee A. the instruments under
Aicted sisters all over the world suffer no longer
Prof Woods Restorative CQrdlal and Blood Renoya-
toz will give thee instant RELIEF
Yours faithfully, SUSAN KlSBX.
, 1861-05-20

SENT TO TIE REFORM SCHooL-A young
homeless lad who gave his raness Michael
Bradshaw, and Ea;d hs was from Ottawa, where
both parents bad died, and left hin. destitute,
Tas examined by the Reform School Commits
e;oner, end found to he In Taat Of guardian.
School
, 1861-05-20

Fer sale By tho following Druggists IN Chcasos
REED Co. ]. Il. IL Lake street.
ENITH d DWYER, 81 Lake street.
JOHNSON, j. Il. 10 State street.
SARGENT, E. q. cor. Randolph and 6t4t4
ALLEN, G. D. $50 West Harrison street.
RORMANN l. CO., GEORGE 1856 Randolph etftP* :
BRONHo1ps HENRY 2Q8 North Clark street..
BRYAN, A. b go West Madison street.
BRYAN, F. A. fremont Block,
BUCK h RAYNEE, IS Clark street
CLEMMQNs, 4E0NIDAs 80 West Randolph st7ee&
DEVER8, A. q. 161 Weat Madison street.
DORENBuRa, b a7 West Lake ttretk
DRE1ER, E. Us Milwaukee ayenue-
GALE BROTHERS, 72 Randolph street.
GARRISON, g. c. 1876 West Laka street.
HEYIMAN, CHARLES 81 west Lake sReee
HITCHCOCK, H b27 State street.
HOOKER, F. &H II, IS West Randolph etfae&
JEROME. MILiQk 2ls South Clark stsee4
MATTHEf, PH1IIR, u Blne Island a!enuA
IuHLEK u. T. Id South y els street
PAYNE, j. D. 6tAte street corner HonroA
R0ENHEID, j. 90 North Clafk street,
EHAYER II n utlder ahermau Hnusa
WHITE BRABRQQK.9 90 Vest MadisQd Street,
W.D.HARRfA
Wholesale Agents. ut Msn1nsetzrsss psseess
n1.TmLH mm
, 1861-05-20

NOTICE.-A Regular Meeting of
In tle3fe.caatfle Association 7ll1 be held ut ihcr
rocms On MONDAY EVENING: May =, at " O'Clock,
mt1StTi3.1t AfERRu. LaDD Sec'y.