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CAVALRY SQUADRON WANTED !

ss-. A GOOD ,OPPORTUNITY Is NOW
offered by t. undersigned to those who
desire to enlist as Cavalry. He proposes HD
t9 attach to his Zouaye Brigade, now rap 1SaSQ
All who wish to enlist, will, apply i'm
meoiately. Our country needs us, and it is time we
were in the conf lct.
Every attention will be given in this Brigade to
ptrfecting both officers and men, in the drill and
Commandants of full Companies will apply inn
mediately. A. SANDERS PlATE,
Col. 3ith Reg q. V U. s. A,
ausl SO West Fourth.st.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS SEIZED
BY THE MISSOURI REBELS.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO AWAIT THE Az
TIoN OF KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.
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ST. XAVIER COLLEGE,
Herron's Seminary.

VHNHE THIRTY, FIFTH SESSION WILL
u will commence on MO NDAY, September 2, with
good Teachers in the English Scientific aud GLASS
icBl Departments. Military Drill and GymnGstic
Exercises for the pupils.
TERMS:
Primary Department per session OF MONTHS. tl6
Preparatory Department, per session of months. 20
Collegiate Department per sion of o mOnths.. 25
German, French, Drawing, Painting and B)ok-
keeping extra. JOSEPH HEBRON,
au2l-l* Principal.
NUISs TROTTvS sOHOOL-FOR BOYS
1Nl AND GIRLS The Fall Term Of the nighth
September 4, 1861.
This Schools beautifully located nea- the Cncin-
natl, Hsmilton and Dayton Railroad, between
Glendale and LOokland Station. Parents or guard
iars desiring 70 place children here, for further
particulars, will please address
ap2l'Tf Miss y, ], TRQTT, Glendale, Ohio.
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Late and Important from Kentucky.

Magomn's Commissioners Re
turned from Washing gton.
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MATTERS IN THE VICINITY OF CAIRO,
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HOME INTEREST.

- TIE DAILY Pass Ten Gents a week.
~ A. n. GYsTER, Clooka, WstohOs and JSWelEy.
SOS. S4S and I'll CentrAl-Avenus.
RS- The DAILY PRESS, containing news from all
parts of the globe, together with large amount Of
local and telegrapBc news, delivered by Carriers,
at TEN CENTS week.
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THE REBEL JOURNALS IN BALTI-
MORE TO BE LOOKE AFTER,
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Economy in All Things!

se.S~G-ss- 4 AND HIS WIFE,
NS1 who may wish to obtain board in pri-
vGte family, can have large, pleasant front room
with gas and other ConveuienCe5. louise contains
a fine bath rOom water cleset, and all modern i'm
provemeuts Terms in all respects to suit the times
Location, three minutes walk from the Po'toh 20.
Amply to S. Il H, through the Postohce, with
name Al address. au'0 II
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Everything Quiet in Washington.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
The WAR FOR THE UNIONI

General Roseerans and his Readiness
to Meet the Traitors.
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The "seceshers" Falling Back toward
New Madrid.
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l.. M. 81 G. &, x. N. R.

Ee-Sz=sszs cR ANS FOR CAMP HENNISON
tAA leave CINCINNATI at and 900 A. NJ,
3:f5, $3.50 and 6P NJ
RFTUKNING-Leay Camp Deunison at 7:IO
and 9:20 A. NJ, 3:45, 6:O5 and P. NJ.
h0pnd trip Tickets will be sold for IS cents.
my26-tf E. W. WOODWARD, Superintendent.
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ASTROLOGY.

r.. ALL PERSONS WISHING TO
~S4 know their future prospects, have
Them correctly stated by MADAME ALVIN, at I6
Hast Sixth-st, between Main and Sycamore, where
she may he consulted on all matters concern ing
love marriage courtship, law alters and business
sffsirs and viii tell the name of the lady or gentle
man they will marry alsp the name Of her VISITORS.
L'an25- FL
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Escape of Two Union Prisoners from
Richmond - Strength OF the Enemy at
Bull Run-HIs FOrtifcatiOns, Etc.
phn Nnrrr XnrL HnrnLI nf Thnrn1,r nnrr-.
, 1861-05-29
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, May q, 1861.
WEEkLY REyHw.-Dur1ng the past week the
business Of this city, and indeed Of large portion
Of the entire Northwest, has undergone COM
plete revolution. We have passed from fictitious
paper currency to genuine gold and silver; and
although the operation was both costly and disas-
trous, Jet the general feeling in the community Is
that the change will work greatly to tho advantage
Of our city and State.
During the first two Or three days Of the new
order Of things, gold very scarce and all kinds
ofproduce declined in price !; but It Is now arriy-
ing more freely from the East, at well as moder-
ate quantity Of Indiana and Iowa State Bank bills.
Some New England and New York paper money
has also been received but its Introduction is not
generally sanctioned.
Meanwhile Illinois currency has become an atti-
sle OF merchandise, and IN the absence Of other
paper money 1t Is used BY retailers at the railroad
valuation. So far As general business is concerned
It is useless and in few weeks It viii hare
passed into the hands Of brokers who win send it
to Springfield to relieve the bonds By which It Is
impe1fectly secured.
The following table shows the receipts and sh1p-
ments OF. leading articles Of produce during the
past week, and slnee the first Of January, COM
pared with 1s60:-
1he following aro the receipts for the past TWEEN
tJ-font hnurs:
49,.
, 1861-05-29
Weekly Review Chicago Market

TuIspAI EVENING, May q, 1861.
FRE1GuTS- Owing to the scarcity Of gold OF
acceptable currency, Shippers have done but little,
and fte1ghts were scarce closing dull at decline
On the week Of 15fD2c per bnshel. The engage
ments during the week were - follows: On the
22d-To Buffalo, prop Buffalo, bark Naomi, aud
echrs Matt Root and Nightingale, wheat at &c;
schr Arctic, corr, at 54c; prop Mendoza, wheat,
at exc; prop Chicago, wheat, Ito load at Ailwau-
kee.) at 65xc, Tn tie 23d-To Oswego: schr s. J.
Holley, earn, at 1Oc. To Buffalo prop City Of
Madieou, wheat, ito load at Kenosha.) at 65&c- On
the 24th-To Kingston: Hchr Allen. wheat, at 91c.
To Buffalo: echr Racer and brig Hollister, corn,
at SC. On the 25th-schr Tartar, wheat to Klngs-
ton at Sc, or to Montreal at 15c. On the
e7th-To Kingston: echr Campbell, wheat,
at &c. To Port Colborne: schr Fremont, wheat,
at &C. To Buffalo: Prop Potomac, to load at Nil
waukes,) Is 900 bu wheat, at 61fc, and $500 brls
flour ut 85c; echr Geo Daris. ito load at Sheboy-
gan.) wheat, at 654c; Bchr Grace MnraT, Ito load
1t Racine,) wheat, at &C.; schrs. Die Vernon, and
Empire State, corn at Axe; bark Sweeney, corn,
at 4Ac; two vessels, corn, at &c.
To-pAI rates were lower The engagements
we're: To Kingston: schr Baltic, wheat, at 7hc
To Buffa1o: prop Acme, wheat, Ito load at MIL
waukee,) at GHc, and -four at 30c; prop Nile, 10,-
900 bu wheat and corn, at SC; schr E. II. Peck
wheat, at &c; echrs Contest and 1ronsfdes, wheat,
ut 45ac; three vessels, corn, at &c.
Rail AND WATER FREIaHTs-Flonr Is takan to
New Tork at $1:00@1 O5 r bril- via Lake Erie, and
90A95c p bril- al Lake to Buffalo. By the Bufiato
and Lake Huron route, via Sarn1a, the rates arc:
-four to New York, Csc; to Boston, $l.1oi to Non-
FLoTR-The following table shows the receipts
, 1861-05-29

4 tdAN CEh1 NO11CEA A"oEatd
~ q nlns,., Cook Gsnnty' s.s>-supest0F coa':
Of wss 'ses =. CLARK uayon and I.u;.
Wieks!, John psnsis.on, An.1icsa HORSE Ssi cea.
pany. Samuel Bailey, jrhn Il. Brown William Il
sts1r. Il. Ko5er: Hsssss Lss,sa 5nttlss. aaalss.
ssoF q ae est1ts 9f Es J9sL sute Sssfsss .e II
lns sn!n' atEsttlx ot rs estate u Jo,eEh Tu1iss
deeeas<d; The Unknown Hairs Of Joseph Filkina ID
aaa7i1 q t1s aoDresenec of cart nunzen
n'fss u se
tate OF Joel Rnstles, deceased. Samuel bailey. Jea1
a5ssn E. % a M e. il
defe1dants above named haTns been nled la The Of
ass q ts' as Gsih s s "a E q e.
q said suit % the unkaoEn Hc!rs Of losl
ths lands dssesissd IN ihs Itii q espi.as ID said
nated IS DC unfno1n heiTs of joel Batslcs deceased
s III Hes ss e r4sa m &c
CLARK k91,ea .2d L:S!a K1nysnn nn,t,,. IT. rs 5ss
Known Htl1 Of Joel Batses deceased samuel Bsi!.r.
s4ssoa sSae pofa chs1s FIT
fao.n Heir 9f Josspn T!lktns. dsesssed: tnss sas
g e. s ss 81 se
1851. .nd that summens thsIeupon ss1ed oat a Of -
Naia7 Juns ne5t @ y L Z 1.y .sGnfet .a
Lasian Bas s' q ann sas ff'.s s q
Wfiian L. Brown, Peter Kinney, Es=!est n q Lid.
Wick Charles s!nsr: Jr and the taid defendants Do
BSt:es, deceased, and the unknown Hers Of Joscpl
FilIina deceased. shall peEsonatY be an!a ap2e U e
en- The rst day of ths next term .he5sof t b. h7idra
at Chicaxch In 2aiu County. on the nsat Mun1ay VI
Jrne. 1851 md oieAd nuswer or .mur - tha .atI
eonplainant.e blu ef complaint The SAN: &nA i sas
faken ~ ocessed aEd decree entered axaiust ,oa
ac.oYtlpg 10 the prayer Of tnld bill.
WALTER KIMBALI, Clerk
K1So scoTr, Solicitors for Complainant
, 1861-05-29

NEW YORK MAT 2sth--FIouR--No change
In Flour, E1 State scarce and in request fog ex-
port at tull prices; Shipping gEndes round hoop
H Kinds ri rals e'se quite dull saes 1850 Ills ss@sa
te teaDsaD s M obi :agRns @ e1sns 5ha: sTts: IT,
quir5@ssics i2oo brls ss.aoqs7.s6 for infsrior to
choice eztrnRyo -four selling slowly $3lo9a Con- 2
WMsKY-steaay With fair demand, salcs 1000
GaA1NoGood grades Of wheat scarce and in re-
quest for export at shade better prices, while
inferior and uneound arc heavy and dropping.
Sales $500 hn 1nsoand IN q d. and inferior chsago
prime do at s.: l:1o@1.1s; 5000 bu fair to choice
northwestern club at $l1s@i: 70 1890 ba tnfe-
rior to prime Canada club at 31.1491.9; 1890 rcd
state at q 900 unsound and Inferior Mi1wau
kce club at $10s@1.l4; $500 common to strictly
Eestszn It s. $s5i$s; 5 ls,aSo 59 xhit. western 4
S,5o0 81 white Michigan and Kentucky at ti.6s@
1:so: Rye q shsde easier: Sales 800 bu Cauada
at &C. Barley dull; egg hu state changed hands
ut &c. Corn Ii 1c. higher, with fair inquiry
for export and home : consumption. Sales
LIS 600 bu ut 42@44c for inferior new mixed west
ern; 45@47c for sound do; 4s15oc for new yellow
yellow. Oats moderate It 81 1@s5c for western and
c1Bsd1 ssA@Ss 'S5 eli sass ssa lower Sales
p5s p5ns st sssssss s ssF sss tss
4 5S{.s msss e *: e., ass
snd md dreoSping: salss i,ioe ,tes On pt Beef hams
quiet and nsn!nally unchanged. out nests dull
ss!es s foE s19a1desii; SSa! s@f
7Ac. Lard yeEy dull tor common and fair prime.
31y1s as foI ohio; S@tss for state. Cheese dull It
GRocEHrTs[Sugar, raE. heayy and fuI]v nc
for Porto Rico; 800 bags Brazilian On p. t., and
lasses dun. Sales 80 hhds Porto Rico at a9027c
SrocKs.--Stocks very firm but quiet. Q & r ]
M spseiDs; 81 "a e. sS1 f ssiiR psa e
NJ e. e q e. sx; So e
6 4sS: Tenn S 4sx Io d liN. W. 20
BUFFALO, Mar 33--FLoua- Steady and In
moderate demand. Sales 800 brls at 81 57@5.1 .1aS
fair to choice extra Indiana and Ohio; ss63H@o.
| Is for double c1t1ss.
| GRAM-Wheat steady and in moderate demand,
Sales 800 hu Canada club at 09c; 1900 bu No
coo ba at Hose. Oats is steady. Sales 4, ,ooo e
cAHL FaE1aHE4-F11m At 1sc for corn and 1ss
LaxE IHonTs-io,soo e t brls -four; a7,ooo bu
wheat; 8oa0 600 hu aoEn - 600 bu oats 5000 bu
I'LL s9S%a =; br1. -four; bu wheat
osWEGo, MAY 2s.-FIoua- -steady, at Is 2.
Gs4a.-wheat dull. skes 1000 bus whltt
f,,'a Hanada at A:St Com dull Sales 2ooo bus nav
C1N1I FRHaars-stesdy. Flour, SOC; wheat
exc; corn, 7Kc-to New York.
CAsA1 Exroars:~a,a59 bril- -four, 1900 bu,
| wheat, &6, go bus 1otn.
, 1861-05-29
M A RI N E T. T s. r
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Hay a3-
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Bnha1o, s. bids sugar. 1e6
hass conee, Is tons iron, Il tiezces fice, u
caeA oil, 14hhds moIaeses, 1s coils rope.
HE AaTRRs5s ss5o 5 sss lumber
BarK GencYa, Green Bay, 100 N lumber, 80 m 18th.
Big Ocean EAGLE, Ga1leher, Bui1Alo.
Big Fashion, King, Cedar River, 40 N lumber.
Brig Dethler Mann, Buffalo.
sehf Ge.aldine, Marble, Port colbouzn.
sehr y + GEaig, Woonongh'p
sehr 1Fensides, Wadsworth, Bahao.
echr 8 Hart, mgloW, 90
Schr D r Martin, Trdttets %
Hchr Baltic, Baker, 90
6chr Fremont, Flint, do
schrT j Bronson, Ronervf11e, do
eehr Vim 6andsrson, Williams do
sehr Levant CoWeIl, Grand River, s5 m lumber,
sehs saIpsIse, M nsa e!1f Measis,n. ri. Buffalo.
sehr stsf Of he West, Payne, Cleveland, Is tons
Sch, Gerude. Maycs. Buffalo,
sch1 Ashtabuia, Hammer, Grand Haven, 65 nj lurn-
beE, 80 m BhIng1es.
Schr Athentan. MeAdams, Buffalo, 969 tons coal.
schr lnte9uatisn.l, Kin3nsn, Buffalo.
se5F toeE, tii Humphrey. ; Bnasla, S q ina6s1 soa
schr Hayden, Peterson. TWO Rivees, 1,sooRR Hes,
sod cedar posts, SOON timber.
echf Marine, Stephens, 0conto, 160 N lumber.
Schr RainnE, Bruce, Bufalo: ~
schr Qneca q % West, sa.gezsos. arsen Bsy'
gchr SJzss, Mckee, Bnfalo.s
8chf Bezmnda, 9toWen, Bufals.
sehr Ralph Campbell. Htsd2aa. Bu6a1s, 40 Il
lumber.
, 1861-05-29

\
II Ys..t1STfR
, 1861-05-29

OF ILLINOIS CURRENCY, IN kingle sheeh oF by
the QuSoatJ). for BAla 1t Tribune ONES.
Wms ii. RAND
, 1861-05-29

NHANCERY NOTICE.-State d
~ Illinois. County Of Cook: sa;-saseftos caa.
OF Chicago, Inne Te'n, fet1. In CRanceFy..
lillian + seymour =. Cla"4 Eanyon ard ':s Ls1:s !
Wicke:: John E.aniston, American Horne wv Co:
fbto3Hin Fetsr Ernsy Esgiesto, v,ck css,
sta:F.JF, Robert Hnshcs Lue.au isuttes n:U1',lar.
tr OF tho estate Of Joel Uutters, eeceaasd tbs u
kroxn heirs eI lSei Hrtaes, dccea:s,. cia1tsa e.
censd ths Unknown heirs of Jossph Fikins daees'e1
AFFIDAVIT having oee1 tled In tho oaee Of the t4st
efsad Superior Can't of Ehcs9o that Robert nasnts
or Of the defendants aboyo named. On due tnqair7
cannot 60 fo1nd and to.s te ssid Robert H1ghs4 hi.
gone ont Of this GtAte- Notice II hereby given IT,
said Robert HoEbes that Inc complainant dlcd hs sa
1t complaint in tald Court On TIE Gnsncery Nd.
thereof the twentieth d1y OF May 1851. md thst
summons thereuoon issued out Of said to1rt asalns
e1ld UefendAnta, returnnb1e On the 1Tss MoQday h
juno next, {18sl.) "a Is by law required
Now, nnlses you. the satd Robert Hughes sha1
pcssona11y BE- sad sppeaE netote said Superior Coa
Ee1t te1m theseak e b. holasn = catsgo. "a .a;c
answer Or deu1r 70 " said compla'nant'4 blu .
complAlut tbs eAe. and tho alters and thnXs tnars
n Charged and stated. will BE- takan u confeese anl
adeGFre entered against yoa sseosding e tae prsys
Eao sco1r. Couplalrants sotieitorA
, 1861-05-29

TRUSTEES SALE. Whereas,
L Jearun Atkt2E, On the eleventh Cay CT J4raaH.
p. 1ss e7eeuted ard delivered . ns, the aadsF:
e certain Pzo~asoIy Nets therein 1sn..oasd @ 80 -
ssS y m IN ss2 6saS e xasa 20 ae
e1ee hereby made q tic Record of sid Deed xal
ss, u; Ps Sss & Ssak c5uy sy isSq sse i y 55sf e
Resds rszs y Ana xksfsa defsns Is. N os:n a' asas
aoe "a = sess
md legal holder ta.zeo % sen taid psea!sss aadsx
sotss III i &
SsaIt House u !he Gity 81 Ghjesso. ID sas ssats
e. % 1aa ns 9Isas e.. s II q
psssed i tea jazz T Sc fors1eoa @ o. sstu!s1
of ~ & R5s
ssE isas 4 4 e e ssas e.. '9s i
eizhtssa uS. TsTa 1oEsyens eti5. Ean5e to1fe:a ~
@ eSs sassa ssaes ~ I'd I'd a., III
so1ta rs & ga ssstea sisststa . tes esaEe e
Sc es4tTs .sid 9osa 5 Pses se It 'bSasa
ttoni1E .s9ps @ 9s az aeF @ess s q
HshE Tide. eeaens and equity. Of Tsaaapaoa q a,a
A q as E &REaoR' 81 e ~ e.
Tns above sale Is hezeby postponed Until Tuasds1t
= ,sisa e. 4 :sns A0'5 Il g1ss r.,e.
The above sale il further pcstpoued 70 Friday. zss
ns1 I'D 's' A'us Il cHas l. oazaoar. r.u.t.s
1ne above .sle I, hereoy rs.taer pessponed to Mon
e 81 ta' sA d.' eai3 az se I'D
nrGfe6l8M
Tho above asld u ners1y further Postponed 10 We
place ElAtA-6S a. RkXG0R1,
myfeaasd Trustee
The soo7e ssle = hereby further postponed to Va
nesd.y. Asy :ath Ht = sas fenas ao1T and p1see
, 1861-05-29

sct,r Albany, Smith. Bnf1alo. 50 cords wood, IL
brls beer, brls eggs. bEls beans.
echr s Sheppard, Atkins. Buffalo.
schr Boen.tsel, Christian, Auskeson. u N lumber
schr Youns III America. Doyle, Port colborne.
sehr Msj Aolt0n' Van E1ts' Pfesqu' 1alF' 80 tons
schr Helen. Kent, Reed. Charlottesville, 50 cords
se51 s Jaass Shes BnfA9 @a@:,s @s tons coal
sehr colli9 9e1ood, Naitland' collinswood, 1o7 eds
sehr Jossnh Tour. johnson, Kingston. cords
wood.
CLEARED. May 8.
stmr Michigan, onton.gqn. 27s Pkg ~ su9d,;ie9:,
Prop n GGSnFsy SaFs yxbeat m sunaes 80
Bark Ghesnbnseo, Dang1ey, Green By, bz. TO-
baceo. 3 bxs ra1ains, 4 h1s stareh' d o1s p'pes'
Brig uelfensteln, Ferris, Green Bay.
schr Leyant. Cornell. Gragd HaTgn. g. ofls sa1s'
Sehr Die Vernon, 1ngraham, Buffalo, 1s'5o0 on
ssbr MeTa,ng Light, He., Kingston, 4o2a bu
sehr syiias, Mckee. Bnt.lo, % 1922 b. coE1 ~, m
sch1 Badger State, Drover5, Buffalo. 1854 bu
scbr Marlin. Dryer. Buffalo, i; ;ooo By corn.
schr oesaidine, Mailoy, Buffalo, 10 600 bu corn.
seh1 F G Roberts, Andrews, Buffalo, 1900 bu
Echr Bonestee1, Christian. Husgegon.
SEER. MAGIC. Losr.-ou Sunday evening last tho
! schooner Magic, bound up, light, WIS capsizca in
Saginaw Bay by heav5 squnl1-the sama proba-
biz which prevailed here about eight o'clock on
the aame evening. The captain and crew were
saved and arrived in this city to-day. The Tezae1
| Is supposed to be total loss. '''
PASSED DETROIT e7.-U-props Nile,
Adriatic, Vermont, Tonswanda, pundrk; barka
Grace Greenwood. Lady Of the Lakes; brig ban
ner; zebra Mer1imac, Fulton, Thornton, Costa
THIN. Guido AdlebaFan. John Rice, Ostrich, h
| Ilummts.
| DowN-Props Belle, Iowa, Cu5ahoga, Pitts
B Z stannard, R q Winslow, N Stockton,
sesss Soe es NE
| Transport, Wyandotte, Hubbard, n P Goodell
y r Hanna, B Chapin, Dial, Gen Scott, II
Philcna Mills, Meridian No 3, g D Dousuaan
Mary Collins, Rapid, Marion Egan, Milan, Bs1
State, Cape Horn, Denmark, Eleanor, P Kirt
| land.
Wn1AED DCAxAL~-BouvD WEar-On the 24th-
| Prop Vermont; scow Sea Bird. On the 93th-schti
Emen, Herald, Colesatne, prcadnaught, Tho.
| Kingeford. Annexation, Dane, Darien, Nedbuzy.
BOUND EAsT-On the 24th-Prop Ontario; schr4
Perseverance, Niagara), ] 4 Hope, Champion
Glover; brig Seminole schr Arabian. On the 25tt
brig Orkney Lass,
, 1861-05-29

POTATOEs.-1n fair request, with sales Of good
to prime NeshAnnockB md CartetB at 22426c.
Common Mixed are dull at 15Q120e.
BROOM COKN-There y fair inquiry fot
good to prime at $65GD.o0. Common quiet At
BUTTER-Roll, s@sc; common htkin 7@sc.
Dairy 10O11c.
EGGs.~in fafr dem.nd. with Ea1es at 5@5xc
fouLTRY.-Chiekens i$a t0@a75 per doz
Turkeys 10411c per nf: =;
s, COA4-The market continues dnf, and prices
rule lower. cargo Of Briarhill was sold at s. IS
afloat. We quote: chippewa 43e5D33d; Min
eral Ridge 50 4o@3 10 !. Ht1arhin $a60136o.
WOOD.-Ihere fs : fatT supply by Lake and the
market Is quiet, with salta Of Beech and Maple at
IS 38@3 30. No Hickory offering.
, 1861-05-29

In consequence OF tho light supply Of gold and
good currency. the market has ruled dull and con
a:desably loTcENixed in store being sold On
however, the market has advanced 91Sc.
To-DA! the market Was mora active, and prices
ruled shade higher than yesterday. Sales were:
1900 By. Mixed at 75c in store-in gold; 1900 bu
do at sc O. b.-payab!e In IN. 7. exchange; 5000
st a6Hc n stose-R. r eareney; LOO hu DO a
currency; 1000 bu do It 2sc-R. r. currency; 10
ba Rsjestsd st e. IL store gold; 800 bu Rs!ected
oATs.-Ree:iyed laat week. 8, III by; shipped,
Inactive and icnttrely nominal. TO-DAY, 1000 hu
No. 1 were sold At 14c In store-gold; 1000 bu
Rejected at 11c IN stoFe-gold.
.RIE-Received LAST week, 4,153 bu: shipped,
none. Since the panic currency passed away.
there have been no transactions to establish a
BARLET-Recei1ed Last week, ., ,31s bu; ahip-
ped, 10. a65 bu. The market for Barley Is entirely
neglected. And It IL 1mpoaeib1e to give quotations..
HlaHWlNES-Thele II no inquiry for ship
ent and the market Is perfectly fiat and lite1es.-
demand by local manufacturers TO-DAY 50 brls
we're sold at 13e-fn n. 7. exchange
EEANs-Ihere ts very active inquiry for Beams.
end the market te d1n At Tor fair to good
Mixed, and $160 for Navy. To DAT the sales
F1sH--The market for Whlkadsh is exceedingly
Dun, with Light eales at $500 for No and $1.75
,PRoVIs1oEs-Therei is nothing doing In Pro.
Visions and the market Is entirely nor1inal-{or
nearly 81 kinds produce Mess Pork Is held At
local demand Tor Bacon Hams, and sales range
from 10A@11c, Lard II nominal at o41oXc. The
following Table shown the receipts and shipments
Of the past week:
, 1861-05-29

ARRIVED. May u.
Il g Loonis, Athens, G. cly rnbble and 13 dim
Investigator, Athens, Is C > rubble. 81 C din
stone.
Republic, Morris, 10 tons coal.
Mazeppa, Norris. 5000 bus corn.
Mary Emery, Ottawa, 5000 bus corn.
Marion, ottawa. :, 500 bus corn, 2,o00 bus wheat,
$50 bus potatoes.
SADouglas, Lasalle, 1s6 tons coal.
Laura Ann, do SAT- bus corn.
Trim, do 5000 do.
Baltimore, do 5,625 do.
sebaatopo], do 6,o36 do, 80 lbs sczsp
iron.
Progress, La1alle, GOO bus corn.
Il nemlin, do ATS bus corn, 100 brls Wines.
Belle Bryan, Laealle, $500 bus coru+
] D Leonard, do $500 do.
CLEARED. .May n.
Orator, Ls.al1e, 100 # lumber.
Sunshine. Las8fle, II, 500 stayes and heading.
Thames, Marseilles, n lumber, wagon, brl
Aapi1s, South, $50 lumber.
Dacotnh, Lasa1le. Il, ,26Q lumber.
Investigator, Athens.
r Il Blown, South Lockport.
Mound City, La:allc, 6o,05i lumber. 1900
siding, g n shingles, eo6 II carp work, hi
bsl fish, Is brls salt. .z.
Gold Eagle, LaPalle. g. 034 lumber. GOO plckets
G305 siding, 5000 la'h.
II LOOMS, Athens.
, 1861-05-29
cTATE OF UIINO[S COOK

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY $ s-supertor Court Of Chicago
Reed NJ !. E Hallan'-Attachmeat
;. Pubi { motto: ts hereby given to he saie Hal
q the Clerk OF the Superior Court Of Chicago dated
the 2ith dsy Of April 1851 at the suit q he sua
tate OF the said ] f Ha1lsm1 for the sum Of f1rs
Hundred Seventy Two and 4slon Dollars. dIzected u
returned executed Now Eerefore- unIess you no .11
J. Hal.am ehal1 personally ee and appear nefars
first day of liz term thereof 70 be holden At the cnq
House. In the City Of ChieAko on the nrst Monday of
SAID planttas acon IN b ent;E:d as,ass
you and In favor Of the eAd PLAINTIFF 4nd 20 nch ut
The property attached a. may su!ctens to satisfy
tne and eosts III b s9ld 2 'ai3y "a
same. WALTEH h1HbALAt- LICK.
CALLup 4 H17cHcoc1. Plr1's Att'sa- uy9-e al4v
, 1861-05-29

/. . ~A4
Good Shipping Cattle sell readily from 3I{ t
31S q csvt; come II extra from 3H to 31 In gold
lllinois currency Of all kinds being entirely ou
Of the question to buy Stock with.
Ea!eB Of fat Hogs from 3k to 34.
Sales OF Sheep from 2.T503 to 34 for extra.
Sales Of Lambs from 20 to AZ q head.
Cows and Calves from $206 to $50 3 hc.d.
, 1861-05-29

skted States, ehowing al locations Of Arsenals
Y1Forte, Barracks, and Navy Yards, and other
4Unitsd st.tes property: PEice 2 cent. by mail,
teyc7al States, he cities, Towns and HafboEs.
P1ice rs cents.
Appleton's new Pocket Map Of the Seat OF War,
showing the position and points OF interest OF ali
the soldiers in Pennsylyania, Mkryl2nd and vtr-
Cini1. Prfco Is cents. P. T. 8uEKIocK's g Military
Bookstore, III Dearborn Street. my27I8t