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, 1861-07-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

vEssB1s PASSING THHorau THE WE4.AsD Ca
sAL.-BoCND WEsT-On the 26th-prop Empire
.ehra Minnie Kl1ne, Aconsiqs, Sweet Home, kate
Bark eonora schzs y. G. Ford, Minnesota, Geo.
Fe9te, preaduouget' Hyphen, Patrick Henry Gar
Borxp EAsr-On the ssth-schrs s. A. Douglas,
Sarah Bond. On the s7th-Props Ogdensbursh,
Ontario barks Arabia, Ntagafa; schrs Mountains
Ger. Arabian, Northern Belle, Lncle Tom, A. Buck
ingham-
Bousp wzsr-on the aatb-Propelles Gegc-
lsnd; achooperf Jas. catchpole, len franklin,
Mediterranean: On the 25th-P1op. Banshce !;
harks Water~itch, Col: Falrchilds, fRdIan brig
Champion, Plymouth KosE. Datien, Pre6ie, 81
llpgton, De1ns De Wolf Ph1ieua Mills, Nonpareil,
asoi Stick Fss1k Fieres .31 9ntoHangon Egos j, III
anee, ei Ieirose' Asbnekie, Hl7in bronson. "a Tic
e6th-Brig J. s. Harvey; ahE Chieftain;
RouYg EAs1qR @s; ths shPFGp fSs %1tsonsln
NICE Michigan Aklon bafks Loutss, Andrew Stevens,
Hungartan, Malta briggs Mahoning. Mariner
schrs Ii L Collins, Eureka, Belle Walbridge Cas-
sefs St Sesea &s'R p55a
Flora Watson, Condor.
Vessels dischalging st the Elerator- Bark Tor
cnt; schrs Star Of Hope, D o Dickinson.
SHR fDo p'epss1s nsSsD Ase,
Concord. Buffalo: bark, = Marsh brig, "
Lewis !; sehts NtEhtingals, Aspls Leaf, Pauline,
Richard Moth Msrimss 1 Ihonas kings1ordr 9aas'
BouNp Dows-str NORTH Star; props Omar
Pacha Belle; barks City Of Milwaukse, S D
Woodruff, Golden West, Marquette, AdEiatic.
Fontane1le, Gibraltar !; btigs II STANDARD. Ham D.
ton, Ocean, Saxon ech1s Rose Douseuan, S L
I.athrop. Dial. Darlington, Croker, Hubbard,
Reindeer: I = Mason, teese, n Ballard, "yo-
uirg, Richmond
WEArHxn-Pleasant,w with moderate S. ". wind.
Co1l1z1oNs,-Testcrday morning, as the steam
erSorth Star was leaving for down the river, she
was run into By the tug Eagle, which at the time
Has crossing over to the Canada side. The cou.
cueeion sounded to those standing on the dock on
this eide OF the river Hks the discharge Of m
non. The damage, however, to the Star probably
did not exceed $5, while the tug sustained no III
jury Hhateyer. The hour was o~cioek, With nc
lights visible except broad DAYLIGHT.
The steamer Pearl had her flagstaff carried away
yesterday afternoon, while the colors were sct By
vessels jibboom coming In contact with it, a.
the ting Cliff Belden WIS swinging her into the
| dock. There was bad seaManship displayed BY
! some one, that is evident. The damage was 81
which the captain Of the vessel promptly paid, to
| avoid further trouble.
Yesterday seems to have been rather an unfor:
innate one for collisions. As the tug Phllo Par
eons WIS endeayoring to take the schooner 1. n
Mason in tow mp in St. Ciafr Ciyer, she k,uf o
her, cutting the small boat in two and doing more
or less damage to the vessels etern the total re
| pairs OF which will amount to 800 or oTe1.-De
| is-pff Free PFels,
, 1861-07-01
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED. June 29-
Str Lady franklin, Hickey, s. Joseph
BarE Naomi, wood. Baaslo: 800 b1!s sait. -.nu
Bs5k shsRpss:SS Bss;s Hafbor %
lumber, 1e2 bsls hour. TO hrls h1gh"iaes
Ee;sss 9s5 5eeats ossate IS m 1uSe5 lqseF
10 m shingles.
Blis 6eesn Eagle, Gallagges, faaalo, 40 tons gas
schr Palmetto, seen1an, oconto, 1as m lumber.
schr Grfswold, Ball, Pressure 1sle, 400 tons coal.
seh1 Elbs, Rager, ,ls7 nnsksgen, Sg9, d5 m lumber.
scbr shoyer, .sch1obehn. Maskegon. 50 m lumber.
Schr Foster, Smith, Grand Haven, 83 eds wood.
Sehr Spencer, Blanchard, AuskeSon, IS II lumber.
schr Roberts, Wilson, Bronson Harbor, 800 rail-
sehr 1ias as BsI's Howard, Cedar River, 100 lum-
schr Forester, Peterson, Grand River, Is N lum-
Der, go N shingles
Schr Gem, Embteht, Maskegon, e5 m lamber, Il
sR fs II Co. 6 Ga
schr Throop, Platt, Grand Haven, 1ao n lumber.
Echr Mozelle, Merrtans. Buffalo.
Schr ST. James, Shea, Presque Isle, $50 tons coal.
CLEARED. June 70.
Str Lady franklin, hickey, St. Joseph. 800 brls
Ed1t, o luua uuzGs ! 1OL q q E0Uus.
Prop MayhoWer, Langley, Buffalo, 1900 bn wheat,
1.500 bills four, GEO bags grain, $50 hides, 20
tons sundriee.
Prop Potomac, Gebhard, Buffalo, $1,000 bu oats. -
tons 1ead.
Bark f. c. Allen, Stubbe, Pethtigo.
Bark Naomi, Wood. Buffalo, q. 900 bu corn.
Brig Hutchinson. Willfsms, Green Bay.
Brig C1ark, Chrieuanson, Caltcs' Ha1bor.
Echf ten, Emtreht, Muskegon.
Schr Pilot, Saudson, Colburne, 8 900 bu corn.
Schr Oatrieh, Prats, Buffalo, II, ,e55 bu corn.
Schr Htronde1le, Johneon, kalamazoo.
Echr TROOP, Platt, Grand Haven.
Schr Palmetto. Scan1an, Oconto.
Schr Moseue, 1f1rtan, Buffalo, II, 600 bu corn,
Echr Richmond, Parsons, Buffalo, 200 bu cora.
schr Emeu, Nieho]son. oswego ia, 900 bu Wheat.
schr Midnight, Drake, Bnfafo, Ii, 900 bn corn.
Schr Marylauder, Baker, CenLreyi1le.
schr Monticello, Murdoch, oswego, 16,100 bu
wheat.
schr Lone Star, Jamison, Bntfalo, $1,000 bu wheat.
sehr New York State, Dimmick, bn1Ialo, 1850 bu
corn.
schr Elbe, Ringer, Muskegon.
Echr 6hoyer, Schblobohm, Muske3on.
Schr Foster, Smith, Grand Haven.
Schr Morning Light, Hca. Buffalo, Ii, 500 bu corn.
Schr Spencer, Blanchard, Mnskegon.
Seht Roberts, Nelson, Bronso Is Harbor.
Schr Blue Belle. Howard. Cedar River.
schr Forester, Peterson, Grand River.
, 1861-07-01

There Is limited business doing. partly for ct
port for S4n Francisco and the retail trade, with
sprink1ipg Of orders for the nearby cities and
home consumption Staple heavy cottoas are held
firmly, az they cannot be replaced at the prfce1
asfca. B!eaehed shirt1rgs sell for shipment to
ssn francisco, Drills are the moet active. Cot
ton ha9nels eel more readily for general cousamp-
The California trade takes up both cotton md
WOODEN goods In moderate quantities but army
goods aSg The most active. Blue anne1s, blue sat-
inets, hight blne kerseys ETC., are being made to
dates In large Quantities. In the better qualities
Of fancy casaimeres there is fair city business,
but cloths are very dull. IN foreign goods there
is only retail trade. Ribbons, m6s1ins, and mil
linery goods are wanted n limited quantities:
auction sales are only made for cas6; hut low
prices are submitted to-resulttng In heavy loss
to the importer.
There are apparently no orders giving for the
fall importation, nor Will there be I'LL after the
meeting of Congress- upon whose action tasm1l r.
trade and finance. The movements of tFade are
very dre4zy for the moment, and attention Is more
directed to the future thsn the present There Is
considerable expectation that trade viii much In
prove in the fall, and that the Vest will then be
considerable uger.-Lnpepeadtaf s7A.
, 1861-07-01
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


FRE19HTs--steadg. The engagements were Is
follows: 10 Oswego-br1g Powhattan, corn at
1oc. TO Bufnlo-et1 Minnesota. oats. at Axe;
sehr Wa1us, wheat, At 71zc; bark Col Ellsworth
e FLoURSessiSed s69F ao br.s Market fully &c
iSTe. ss ~ ~ S snGse sp1ag FIT
t5a 4 g 1o bEls reatsp ~, =: . AZ
S 1SS s55s b1s x II: M ess sad o
brls "Cedsr River all on t. soo 5rle :.Union''
at "a 40del 100 brls fair extra q s 3S del LOO
h!ls DO Il $3.50 del: 1oo, brls ''Kisaw4nkee" at
Ssls eapene It W sass Us ds 100 bis Do Il $50 de1.
WHEAT-Rscsived, s., ,osa by; shipped, e d. p go. e.
r. Market about 1c 1oEer Sales, Sooo By So NJ,
eu DO 4 aBc; t,0o0 bu DO At 61o-gold; cog hn do
u 6e4c-cold 1o,o00 nu do At 60c-gold; 900 bu
S9 stxg u store n psTsn's5 @ Ia ~ q a.
1.N0 bu Do at 55c +. 600 bg do st 66e-gold 1,ooo
p, su g. st b1 @ 90 "a a. - E9ld 100
Market ARxc lower Sales, 2,6o0 bu choice High
Mixed River at sc a1oat; 5000 bn River Mixed at
6n d Do At At s1;ts Q. p; 1SS sae %
bu Rejected in store At 1sc.
0Afs-Rece,ysd s1is Msstss a ss aE. = sass: -.
IN etcre; 2 coo bu do At 13c in store
RTE-Recet tved, 3 4sl hu. Market atead1. Sales.
6,oco bn 20 in store st aoc; 1900 hu Rejected at
B1RIET-Receiysd Il siizS: 4s7 pu. Market vsr quiet.
sales no bu no: = In ssore 1t NC; 800 ou re-
HaHWiNEsERecetsed 1iStE : M 70 bhls: Market dull.
sal9s 100 shls country At 1sc 100 nols city IN lots
AESSsoHsss:sg AESesot; s.: ss:s 4 ss se:s 81
MEsS P,,RKNWeu1inal 1t $500.
LARD-Eom1nh at s@sHc-.
EInFS' 'Hacs9rad IN m M = Market quiet, VIC
, 1861-07-01

CLos1Se or TIE BANK1sa OFF1cE OF MEssns. j.
Paul Was painfully affected BY tho TACT of the sas-
pension Of this respectable md reputable banking
firm, which became KNOWN on the streets about
Two O'Clock yesterday afternoon. It WAS known
that the recent action Of merch ants In refusing to
take the bills Of Minnesota banks unless redeemed
in St. Paul at one per cent. in gold. has caused
currency Of the Central Bank Uocated at
New Ulm,) which vas owned and redeemed
by. them, aud which currency constituted q
50 far as We eould learn, It had not been feared
shows that the embaIEaseu1ents and dihaculties.
have had to contend with Illinois and Wisconsin
currency dnring the lsat few months, with the ne
hitherto had been resoarce and relief IN times Of
stringency to both them and their customers, was
more than the Messrs. Knox could sustain.
Their liabilities are not large, snd 1t 1s believed
that there can be but little, 4 any, ultimate loss
suffered By their creditors.-7S. Paui Prsss. 971h.
, 1861-07-01

GTATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook
9iCoaaty, s.9-Ceok Comfy Circuit Court, jung
Te9fn. 4. .. ISL Ehauaxer & Knlcdtt II. D. C.

472 s eea4{ c1;s5ts soa. 5s7
Public =: tts7 : as:ssy syen % ne .a'a Hrsra
fs cSoR Gaany 'ssPTS Ssa u,
e. M aX Ct My 's 4 e. 81 su. t,t Il ~ ef 's Is
va Brown spns q ssrzd Z ttsy, e.
Fss Rel.Es y and s ssa e a.
tse ss,s p e. 6 ia j1tcss cs
Gspaty oar % 20 % sP art
Fat r. Ts1 = e & sE1s Ss t 1oadsy ii Jaas
sss III hp ptss ss,sa 70 ths ,e,ai IA
{s;nt55 s15 i ss9 fEs9 4 ,?d fs I'd
%ssa q as saa eos Iii 81
ssia' III to . sas:1} sase the L. CHURCH ,,r
AZ yozeorn PIES Att:y. 1sies 5iT
TH3NCERY NOTICE.-State Of
= ~ A1olcsss n,ssl5 5ans 9s'H ie;n. GE*ass!y
g. peasis.o1s nj Con-
fstsf k5ass h5sy sae es:ss
stsrT Il. nnbs.t Hughes Lacaa Butsss: y Ga;niaissa.
Ia tcminttyasx Of the ess=te Of asph tld1A d.
efssid satereT T. III d Shiesso teat Rahe Hassss
G. Sf e e saa IL
zo9s e1t q IT ssats fGtes = as5ssg Es s
e so@2iaisr \ :a'a Go2s = q he 81 do
eas .ess,s
"a DeiaEda retu1rab.e on the flsst AondaV -
'iss Nss s*5a sss e a?sss Hughes .s.
ssss : SGs. g. "a q ssas
Ssant = .ss .7a ri Shs :. IT, ~
S;isf fP..sa 's.'tx e isS2s'ss Z e
, 1861-07-01

Run AwA1.-A horse attached to. q buggy
ald standing On Dearborn street, near the
Post Office, broke loose Saturday. ran away,
created grand smash up Of buggy, and land
ed himself and the vehicle al In heap.
, 1861-07-01

R1oHr N TIE MAMA twenty inch gas
main IL being laid from the gas works,
through Monroe street to Wabash Avenue,
and through Wabash Avenue south to Twelfth
street. >.
, 1861-07-01

SATURDAY EVENING, June %, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
tic past twenty -four hoata:
HKCEHTs LAST TEEETr-Fou1 HouN.
Flour, Wa':., Corn, Oats, Rye, Bar.
h7ls. tu. bu. be- bn. bu.
, 1861-07-01

FERsoNAL--Dr. stm, Brigade Surgeon at
Cairo, was in this city On Saturday:
, 1861-07-01


If there Is anything more useless to the
world In general than tho overwhelming bulk
Of the canine population, IT is that same
canine class Of society in high combination
With strychnine, and known IS deaddog.
Does any one deem that newspaper ad1er'
tisements are not read Our last issue con-
tanned an editorial notice, useful Il not pleas
ing, to dogs Of all degrees. Early on satur:
day molasses snd milk colored cur was dis
covered in bis last agon1es in the very front
Of our Office. He had his day, that dog, and
died early the. mkt morning, without any
reference to time and place, "LeaYes haye
their time to GALL" and that dog fell as above
stated. There he Lay. The amount Of irrey-
erent remarks passed upon the mortal part Of
that canine, in this section Of tia city, were
remarkable, The punsters fastened upon him
with nnrclenting easerness, commencing with
his tail, in allusiou to which, it was remarked
that he stopped his uaqgin directly in front
Of the TR1BusR Office" In discussion Of
breeds, one who WIS fully aware Of the CELEBRITY
OF cur authorities In finishing up the jobs, by
earring off the dogs they kill, offered bet on
liberal terms, that the animal would prove
ia tarTier."
And so he was, forsooth. He stuck by our
curbstone as If he was desirous of re-vamp-
ing the WON old simile rs to the tenaclty Of
"Grfm Death.n He was monument OF dog,
gish fidelity, and cquallcd Old Dog Tray, for
"Grief (ours) could not drive him away"
| The sun rose, but the dog didn't resemble a
rose In anything. Finally, by = liberal bsibe
to soap.tat man, Who speedily Bublet the job
| to young gentleman in tattered yelYetteen,
who keeps his own carringe, drawn By two
dogs, and is in the deceased yictnals line, that
dead deg was carted to that bourne whence
| he will ueyer come back. If thie statement
Is long, it is not half as long as the suffering
Of citizens unfortunate enough to- have ca
mines give up the ghost in their neighb er'
hood what time the summer sun shines hot.
| There are many Of these unpleasant remem'
h1ancets of dog mortality scattered through.
ont the city. We know Of one On Illinois
| street that is paying off perddious policeme en-
by resolving himself back into his constitu
ent elements under the very windows Of tht
North Police station, and the officers seem tt
enjoJ'ft Whose business Is it to remove de
funct CANNES? Where Is the persen to WHOM
belongs the duty Of performing. their rights o
sepu1turee Will that official break his dog
ged sileuce9
, 1861-07-01

CLEARED. ...-......J1ne 3.
yorktown, Utica, II bbls salt.
George, Morris.
Jas Patrick, Lssalle, 81, 500 It lumber.
Oneida, Ottawa.
Atlantic, Morris.
CIarinds, Lasae, 1850 It lumber, also # siding
25 N 1ath.
Merriam, Morris. $500 It lumber, 1917 feet timber,
Is N ehfnglea-
Gibraltar, Joliet.
Cuba, Ottawa.
Gasgow, oltawa 50 brls salt, hf btls Dish, bzls
vinegar.
Time, Lasalle.
Sultan, Ottawa, 9 tons salt
Mound CITY, Lasane, IS brls ea1t, 600 DE- mdze, az
br1s dsh-
Boston, Morris, 1000 # lumber.
Pocahontas. ottawa, e, goo q lumber.
Imperfsl, Lnekn II, IL ~ #
Reso1nte, Athens, 2 toms coal.
B 4 Tho1p, Joliet, seoQ It lumber, 10 hEls salt.
Clariet, Morris.
OCEAN spray, Ottawa, 800 posts, 600 os h,use'
hold furniture.
Janthe. KanEakec e. 75q # lumber, 1850 It siding,
Il m shing1es m lath kegs nail..
, 1861-07-01

Cambridge Cattle markot-June2 26s
Whole number Of cattle ut market, So about
$50 beeyes and SO etoreE-consisting Of working
oxen. mich cows, and one. two and three years
, 1861-07-01

aPREsEST ARMs."-0n Saturday, With ap-
propriate adjuncts, elegant dress swords were
streta1ly presented to Col j. 4 Mulligan,
Capt. Fttzgerald ,and Lieut. shanly, 'all Of the
Irish BriERde
, 1861-07-01

Trora the Examiner, Sorfols, Val
Cephayc Pills accomplish the object tor which tncy
were made viz-Cure OF Headache IN all IT. 1or:rs~
From the Examiner, Eorfolk, Val
1ney have beea tested ia more thar thousaad
From the Democrat, St Cloud, Mimi
sead ier b,1 {Cephane fls5 50 that yoa MY navs
from the Advertiser, Providence, r.
The CephaIc Ftlls said to be remarkably e1ec-
t.ve remedy for thc headache. and one e tie very
best for that ye5y feqent complaint Ekca has ever
been discovered.
lFrom the Western +. R Gazette, ChI:aso III u
ne heaEtiIy endorse MI spaldlns and his unslyalled
From The Kaaawha VALLEY staE: Kauawha Val,
ache, Who u thin, viii stick to them.
CFrou the Southern Path Finder, Eew Orleans. La.l
TT them: yon that ars attcssd n M md Ts r. ass suEs
numerous List that has received benefits has other
medicine cxn produce.
IFzon The St. Louis DcnocratJ
The innrense demand for tie azucle (cephAlic P.)
Is rapidly tIcTeastng.
Prom the Gazette Davenport. IoWa-l
BIT. SpaIdinX would not connect his name with an
article be cid not KNOW to possess real merit
lFrou the Advertiser. TroyIdsnce. Eli
The testimony lu their favor Is strong, from :ac most
respectable quarters.
[FEom the Daily ScsA Newport r. II
Cepna1sc Pills ara taliug the p!ac: OF al kinds.
EFrom the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Nasal
Eald to be 1efy e11cAclous for tie headache.
fFrom the Commercial, Cincinnati, Oh!o.l
Suffering humanity can NOW b. relieved
, 1861-07-01

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
L James q. 3!ac1sy and Margaret ataclay Ills VIC.
DID eIsccte asd d.lis:I Gnto sdxnsd H A-3o'e y
county, Ilino j. On the t1th DAY It April 4, =. -
i. BOOB ~ Of deeds page 10. IN and b.; ~ni 's,'a
A1zeld Is tristr tht t.Ilost.- described ps 1ul-4
IL fhe coaaty Of Conk aad STATE Of Illinois, y7
n9rt fe: q e n5 It, Mass, M as o r.
{sa.s premises ns1Es .abJect y cers ~ e:mr .ut'
tan bcna 6eaTnE eses cate with ,aid deed tr tar.e
thousand doi:srs pay able II ten ytsTs Hsa
hn eets nun,hcrea s.1 ali s.ste "a ssn,. t flwa1d
y! Arne Ia ~ Trustee &c. and It bet1g prov there
Il that dst.alt shoa!a es a1adS l. ne paye ~
thirty ca af.er rtou,d bece titis anI ray
@ Ier i shoa!d Il IL epsion Il X .aIi II Afnoid is e T.
cltCIr. adt13n= =tr1tGrs assigns thcteupps hccue
81 It o @ VII ~ s se az sss,
an1 II and b. sud tru.s d. - p52v1de shat In cas
e L s q sa asad 2.
ap, & ths legal holder Or said bond or the
reEi.E 1tattyes att5eY aaoE.d sell ssil preaise.
Now thezefore deiaat na .tas been mad. ia tho pay
1r TO l;th. A D 1901. sum 81 one 6u.dred aud
1ttI 3ollsss and ta- nsr AID todeE Of said bond
and als5 r. snse aad noteE cf said c7uroa hav.
aprlIeasien 70 sa.d Edsard araoi: ts pr5eeed IS
ruance of snd by Vnrae OF The 20 1ers in eaid dse
Acnass Av;nst IN \ ?: ~ e ~ 5euE q tEe.ve
Coat House. IN rs city q ch'csgn aasi af frnsj:
ttcnd1s .as 1re1.ea hsletnne{o DESCRIBED *ita al
-4ae4,' s.4 .aAs EbWaKb III Il. ARNOLD, rsn,.e..
, 1861-07-01

NEWS DErcr.-At Erskine's, Frank Lesl!e'e
Illustrated Eews, London Punch, Illustrated
History Of the War, London Illustrated News,
Once Week, the famous old KnicEerhocker,
ard all the latest New York dallles>
, 1861-07-01

Extra, $850@675; frst quality, $6,a5; second
quality, $5.6o95.75; third quality, $780,
RExABks.-Beef cold about the same as last
week. Some lots for Tc, "a b shrink, equal to
$6.75 q cWt; one lot Of 8, about as good as the
average, sold for $6-75 nett, and one pair for
So 87}f: but &875 was about the average for the
bekt,-Bos{oH Pbst.
, 1861-07-01

Grain In Etore In RuHalos
The following is an accurately prepared state
ment Of the amount Of grain In store In the differ
ent F1epatars of Bnffa1n on the 2Sth:
, 1861-07-01

ORGAN CoscERE.-Miss Tilllnghart will give
her only Organ Concert Of the season, In 81:
Paurs Church, on Tuesday evening, July ID
She will be assisted BY Mrs. Mattison and a
ouartette Of gentlemen aa voealists.
, 1861-07-01
III "A r r led.
1n this city or Thursaay e!snink June :7.t at the
by the Rev I1r Pat er4on, M. I'll ADEVS E1NE12E
to k1s. ABR1E p MERCY. both Of New Y-rk City.
New Tork City papers please copy,
d I Ell

L. r or,denes, t: I. Jane 18th Ar. ca sELSs c
GUTEt L IL al cccr.
, 1861-07-01

srAxxn's BA11-.-An the members Of the Sea-
mems Benevolent Society are urgently requested
to be pref ent On Monday eYeutns At the sdiourued
nectfug 70 complete arrangements for the dotags
on the 4th. It Ia undcrtold that Ills Il to b.
Grand Bentd. Esil.
, 1861-07-01

The IRISH BE1GADE,-We learn that q dis
patch has heen received from Maj. General
Mcclellan, in response to statement from
seme Of the officers Of the Irish Brigade, al
loving the hitter to remain in this city until
ttefr equipment Is complete. Eighty men
we're detailed on Saturday to erect barracks st
tie new camp ct Cottagc Grove.
, 1861-07-01

PRIZE SpEAKIEG.-The Freshman class Of
Ire rniyeraiiy Of Chicago will have public
exercise in defamation, in the First Baptist
Church, at ~ o'clock this Monday evening.
Two premiums will be awarded by the Re-
gsuts. The programme Ia varied, and COM
rr:ses scne pieces that Will thoroughly test
tie SPEAKERS ability.
, 1861-07-01

MA1EH1A MED1cA FOR SEcEssIoE.-There
IaEsed through this city on Saturday, from
Phtsburg bound for Cairo, twelve barrels and
FIVE boxes Of ordnance stores, ninety eight
ir5h colonbiad shells, ten rounds Of grape
Eliot, and the came quantity Of canister al
eo, an eight inch barbette gun carriage, for
che Of The guns now at Cairo.
, 1861-07-01

~IAL + OF :l.llNi iIo, tOU nj
l. OF coz. Ss-surcf.nr Ea.rs of Chieagr
Francis ". Buckingham VS.. Charles L. CIR
Nillam y Wia9. M H., E'5see :; Ia't, w!lGaE' G q
Eure' n Rs.tras. Fra1ci4 VIM. i: j The unSrewn
IF James Vim. decfa-rd.-fH Caa-ctry
ana y HilIiam Vim, anil 1',st t:r h-1r. Of aid
H!nn except Faid Francis and HlHtsm. bis bfo3
nrc unknown. defend M. ahose 4 ,E1td. having
Iieh In thr otnce Of tle Clerk of eztd up EoE
of hicauo Nottrc |. her by gtvc1 70 cSaid FrAt
VIM. Miara Win, sui tae unAn3wn ss!re
bill OF eemplattt II ssd rcnrt Oh the Chsncery Mia
tn :. ot. Hetl, 4: that bIimop3 tn reup3h
aru-d out OF 8iH Court s2an8t salt DafnrdAuts
turn:b'e the frrt Mo- day Ct Aueust next CSsi'.
As Il BIZ law required
ON, nnietr ytn te said Francis Vim aud Will I'M
VIM. and the unki"wn l. trs Of 'a:le. Wing. te-
ed. shall personal b.: and appear sef,re aid 'u
Perer Court Of t'flclEo Of Cock Cuunty IN e trat
Gay e the term T er.of 70 be holden y CAiea;o. il
saa County. the trt AoEing OF August next aSsi.
aud Ilesi q" weEos cc:sur 70 the esid com7a,nants
bill Of ccE.!41nt Ii. RIr1e, srd tie rattefa ad m
t:err!n charged and *t,tec will tls-n fs -sed.
asd ttcse; eatsEed AZ sga5,t }Gn a:refiss t. the
T. T iCESEzs. CoNlprta' oaIF.
, 1861-07-01

FRENCH Op1s1oN.-The eminent French
Nan Count de Gasparin has written q book,
eltt!ed "The Uprising OF a Great People" in
plich he pays fitting tribute to the unbounded
patriotism Of the loyal States Of the North.
Walsh, co1D:r Custom House Place and Aadi-
ecn street, has the work for sale.
, 1861-07-01

n. ". UNIVERSITY At EVANSTON. The An.
pual Catalogue Of the Northwestern Uniycr-
ei:y thows the following number Of students
Seniors, s; Juniors, 10; sophom ores, 10:
Freshmen, Is; Preparatory students, 4s; total
O.
, 1861-07-01

YPs1LAarI, Mich. January 1ith, 1851
Me-, EFArDINa.
6Ik=Not long Bince sent to you FOR bog OF Cep-
halle Pills for The cure Of the Nervous HaadacMe and
Cc*tyruesa. nnd received the same. and ruKY 50
GOOD IL E1EEor THAT WAS INDUCED TO axHp FOE
MORE. Please seud By return mail
Direct TO A. 4 WHEELER
Eps1iaatf, Mich.
, 1861-07-01

Police suxDREs.-Hackmau1a has broken
cut again, and rages With some vi-u1ence
about the depots, believed to be sporadic Is
Jet, though the treatment should be prompt
and thorough Mathew Burke wns fined, on
Saturday, fos overcharging. Jaues H. Psice,
T1o must hold himself at very low price, WAS
held to bail tor stealing s12 from Nj. Bsaton.
Thomas Leahey found new ticket Of the
City Railroad, without the comp4ny's stamp
On the back, and tried to get the Conductor
10 punch 1t, and. falling IN that, offered to
nunch the Conductors head He Was let of
With areprimand- Henry Hirch, butcher,
complained that Dr. Anders had administered
? to him aosging On Investigation, 1t wa.
proved that the butcher had insulted the
Doctors xifs. Htereupon the Court reeos
nized The propriety Of the prescription John
Milan snd Thomas Dola2 were faed SO eset
fcr tetrg disoEde1lJ. :.
, 1861-07-01

HONORABLE PRoAor1oN.-Frank Yates OF
this city, one Of the original Zouaye corps,
aid lste Lieutenant In Ellsworth's Zouaye
Regiment, hes been appointed Lieutenant
Colonel cf Massachusetts, Zcuave Regiment.
He ID SOC Of Mrs. P. E. Yates. mat1on at
Cairo Military Hospital.
, 1861-07-01

TO THE PEoFx.K.-persons reading outside of
the city and having bueincss here, can get warm
meal, IN ice cream or any and all tie substsntiala
and luxuries of life, 'son call," at the Est1ng
Houtc Of Messrs. Case Il Parmelec, Nos. 143 AID
1a5 Dearborn st. july1-et
, 1861-07-01

PKRsoy1.-W. Fl. Osborne, President Of
the Illinois Central Railroad, g. N. Brooks,
President Of the Michigan Central Railroad,
s. 8. L'Hcmmedieu, President Of the CInctn'
nzti, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad, R. N.
K:5. Superirt cndent Of the Michigan Central
Rai1r.ad, D. II. Mouo6, Superintendent Of
the Eaton and Hamilton Railroad, Lieut.. l.
" Allyn, Capt Tlden, Of the q. s. 4, Judge
Davis Of Bloomington, R. ]. King, Liverpool,
England, arc amongst the arrivals at the Tre-
mont House.
, 1861-07-01

IFron the Examiner. Sorfolk, Val
Cephayc Pills accomplish the object tor which tncy
were made, VII: Cure of Headache IN all IT. forEs