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The UFopA.

JAHEES01Es WIS. July ~, I'll.
Editors Tribune The crops about Janesvil1e
look very badly, particularly the corn and wheat.
The straw Of the latter Is very short and what is
worse, the heads are shorter. The farmers expect
only half crop" Rye Is almost ready for the
reaper, and barley is scanning on" The dry
weather has bt en- very severe though for the last
two days 1t las rained great deal Z.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, T1s.-A correspondent
Of the Milwaukee Free Democrat writing from
Rubicon, says:-
Winter wheat, generally, has not looked better
this writing. It certainly promises q good yie1d,
and unless rome calamity Details It; we may calcn
late Oh having good crop. A farmer living near
the ground, with ears or heads well filed and very
long-ionger Man four vedrs 6ack."
q eeds ha aS @ ha
on the ground; but after all think We can calcu-
late on IN average crop.
ground, looks truly promising; but that sowed On
not probabfy yield an average crop. 'NA% ".A
oes ysn
" W e may ~ eaieuia5e on an ordinary good crop Of
each, think; hut not so good a. last year, per-
gsssfas as ssg IL good ,e9s @
average about - much hay per acre this yeas as
thty do generally.
H4KvEsT1He.-The real work Of harvest will not
begin I'LL next week, though little grain viii be
cut this Tfek eel o GSmRRssa Wth former me-
high farmers can afford to pay, unlesa the prices
g. s1o1RR 1eR a's'''' ''pf''s's'''s' S1@' 2<p4'
HENnx cousT1, IL1--As We anticipated, the
crsakings Of the farmers over the horrible short
ness Of the wheat crop, were premature, and they
now sing very different tune. The wheat crop II
this vicinity will be Gerry large-there is no dls-
for an abundant yield thaa 1t the present time
and the late Gown viii be fair. The breadth Of tho
Latter Is 70 tting that 4 cannot rsduee the whole
farmers and the eoHnsiy f int Il !, so*-iSid. Nl
MMNEsoTA.--The drought has crippled spring
wheat, and unless rain comes soon there viii NOT
be half crop. Corn and potatoes suffer badly.
There WAS hut small amount Of winter wheat
soWn; but it locks well and promises wel-Hokdh
HIGHLAND County, N1s.-As far IS we have
been able to learn the crops in this county are
looking well and farmers speak Of the prospect Of
at least an average yield, as encouraging Rich
land Go. 0tserpe7, oh.
PEORIA COUNTY, 111.-We learn from conyersa-
tton NTH farmers from different p1sts Of the
county that the wheat crop promises to yield q
fair harvest, and 10 nearly ready for the Mck1c.
This county has fort9nately escaped the visitation
in great measure OF the asuy worm, locust, and
rustt, which nc understand have made sad de-
vaetaton In other localltes. Peoria county raises
far greater proportion Of corn than wheat, the
soil and climate being emineAtly adapted for the
former crop. Whatever political calamities may
befall US, we eh2ll stl 3asse6s the essentials Of
life and happiness.-Fso72o Transcript, t1th Inst.
wheat in this ecction has been greatly damaged 81
tho rust, and that many fields will not pay tie haf-
vesting. This IL dfsconraging fo. farmers.
da7d An i1n,nense smnmnt of rain TeiI trhs ds113
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AEn HIF. CHESTS TEAS-Y
fCV h., Imperial aunpowdex md Ooloux, O
~ FARSONR. YITKIN 4 HAHKEY,
~ Sozth WBtef Stfe4e.
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In 1882 two per cent. In 1850, thirty-two and
one-half per cent; in 1851 ,tsixty-dve per cent.

The Tolls on the Now York Canals.
The following sensible remarks on the subject
Of canal tolls. We Clip from the Albany statespsan.
when the present rates were established we, In
common with the entire press OF tho Vest, as well
as In Buffalo, predicted that the advance would
prove unsatisfactory: -.
Lakes VAS @ g !na ba.hsIs s't sad mei srses ess
than any prcYioua crop. The pdce Of corn IN New
York now ranges from 81 To 45 cents per bushef.
ueduct from the inside price canal freight 104
cent?, lake freight 8cents railroad f.slght lsay 100
miles Into Ch1t cents, sion insurance.
&C., cents, and but sir and half cents per bush
el ts left to the producer.
The State demands 1--we cents hnshsl toll for
the Canal; It costs two and half cents tor river
freight and the boats only get from three to three
and bali cents per buahel freight on corn from
Rudaio to Albany. The consequence OF this state
Of thlngs is decline In tbs movement OF corn to
the extent Of y per cant 4Ftnee the sfst Of May.
years past but 10000 CO.. bushels Of corn have
gone down the New York Canals. which il 40, ,000-
GOO bushels less than the Sta&e Of Illinois produced
lAet JeAr. Only four or dve per cent. OF the vast
corn crop OF tic west goes down our canals, but 1t
IL thought much more would take that ronte II the
producer could get anything for his labor: re.
more corn, afford business for the canals, yield In
the aggregate more revenue to the State, and give
corn TO the east At Tery low figures.
At meeting OF the New York Canal Board held
on the ID in t., petition Of the citizens Of Buffalo
for the reduction OF halEmll toll on corn was read
end referred to the Auditor to report thereon, aud
the Board assigned Wednesday, the 10th inst, to
hear the Auditor report.
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TO R6WTs
One Of those splendid stores and Easements m
der the Sherman House, On Clark street. Enquire
OF Eld1idge & Touttellotte, No. 81 Clark street.
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STABBIkG At 461LopN.~A tet1ous stabblnx
afrsy took place, among the small houls, at
Fowler's ea1oon aud sailors' clearinghouse,
On Monroe, near the corner Of Wells street,
where party Of sailors got into drunken
row, in which one Of them, German named
G. Anderson, received dangerous wound
from large clasr-2nife in the forehead, near
the temple. 4 large arte1y was severed and
he bled 50 freely as soon to became insenslble.
The police we're called and he was removed to
the Marine Hospital Upon regaining con-
sclousness he accused Mike Fowler, keeper Of
the saloon, Of stabblng him, and he was ts-
ken into custody. Yesterday morning he was
examined and held in the sum of $500.
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MARKETS BIZ --LATEST MAILS.

c1sc1ssA11 Provision MAEKEr.-The Price
Current Of yesterday says:
In the provision market there IL not much
change there has been sorae demand for bacon,
hhds sold at 41@4KczSor shoulders, 6X06s;c for
sfdes and TXc for clear sides, sad 6HD7c Tor COM
mon hams We understand that the stock Of
see 2s s. as
buyers Il lis 5o.~hoeId defs aekiag Sis.75@iz Lard
has haa xtS IN to T.
eh@1oc and dull. the demand being quite light
GRAIN III A1aAxr-July 9-The S&dtzsason
gives the following particulars:
We hesr Of no sales Of moment in wheat; small
parcels state Winter at $105; and last evanlng
5sOo bus Ganada club on private terms. m Corn 4
1sd To- Repfd or sound Do
adoat, and 4lc IN car lots. Oats dun; 2t6o0 bus
cauada East sold last evening at &c, aud today
Tessgs Tosaceo g. a. Is991-1u,, Iks9s 1o-rhe.e VA.
revived activity and tuller prices Sales 81 bids;
5scraps at 81 1a0D1 IS, u planters 1ugs at 34.00@
ssss1s & f5pRaS 9t & e. e s aSS E
msSnfactnring Il t1S6@4s5, 5 do 1t IS 40@5fo
tf1S. Inn as ia tIs seSsse se &
CLEvELAHD MARKx1s-Jn1r 11t-Wheat-1nAc.
tive. The only sale reported was one car mixed
at sc: The market cannot b. quoted over So931c
e. Sa,nsss5 Ted s1d g.
1eE-Nomtnal At t0c-Rsrald.
ToLzDo-Ju1y 1o.-!The Blade OF yesterday saJs:
The receipts Of wheat 1t thtsP a.e vsry light
and there but little to operate With this how
yices from The Kast reach the interior; Red wheat
purchasers, md tie oniS s.le efeeted up to aK
ef White ehasSed b hsnas % .. soc Thsss sre 70
transactions which had taken place up to the hour
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TRUNKS, TAL1sEs AND Garrett BAGs-~20 PEI
cent. below former prices, at ". & G. S. Wright
Trunk Stores, 81 and 21s Clark street. jy1slp
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~t,+-..,r,, stnIsse nf6srs13re eyrt+d
w...-- T-.. 7-,., ,e.,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July II, 1861.
FREIGHTS-Dcclined H0%c per bushel. The
Sheridan, Nfcaragua, whitman, Geo. Steel, and
brig Lowell, all With whest, At e; schr Isabella,
at 6Kc. 10 Buffalo: 6ark Pierson' schrs 4
Scott, 81 Scott, all with corn, at &C.; schr Tor
rent, and another atandard vessel, corn, at 3t<c;
corn to New York at 17c !: prop Free State corn to
Buffalo at &c.
1881 bbls. Market frm SALES, 10 5bls s:south
Bend" at IS 60 del 100 bbls Princeton Eagle'' at
80 IS del; 100 bbls "Lillian XXX'' at $3.50 on
traek; lido bbls "TurtIe'' +. b. at ss 10 del: I'D
bblB fair extra at a. 30 del: 1[ bhls This Pre
MUM" at 4S.s2 DEL; 155 bbls medium extra at
S. 20 del.
hu. Market advanced t. sales, ao6 a6p5 b 4. II.
At GSKc@eod: o bn ID do ~ 1t "a 67c9od ao ssgrs hg
bu No spriue In store st 6iSe: 9sooo S1 do oo II
By DO ou Al ~ a I'm ~ IN oR Re3ected do ~ e Il
~ g. III bn po qG sbnneG t ZOO
ba. Market active and X@s<c bieheF. Sales. I0.
AZ 81 h1 a. ~ a1st 40
Hcnost IT, Il 1 nj bn Re;ecteg G,nai SI a. aa.t
1910 bu June receipts Mixed In store at Sxc: lO.,
ssc; la,ooo bn Do at Ssc-cola 5,oo1 bn do 10 At At
s31c; l0o8 bu Rejected In store at l7c: 1900 bu do
oHfsEReceived' @ ~ ID so15 W bu. shipped GO os4 bu.
stn1e At 1sIzc. anti In ia at H.. 1S oN1 In N ,t
lG1cT, Q. 6. 10''~~
RYE-Receiyed. 1926 bu. Market dull. Sales.
100 ba 10. lii store At asc. 'N 0'-'' '''7'
-nsDJ 81 oersjHa5 OH 7F~,,-.. .,,.& a.,..
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook, S. S.-Eirculs Court Of Cook County. July
T.sE 1851. 1uciada King "a Chafles s. hleE.-h
1fda!tt Of the roa re3ence Ct Charles 3 King d.
The Clerk of ain Circuit Court Of Cook County Notion
il hereby yen 70 tho sa3d Charlie. ENG that ssid
On 6e ChanceJ side thereof on tue "a dsy ct Juns
1871 and that thefeupop Issued out OF 1a3d
CoQr: aainst aad defendant resa5nabe the secood
Mo5day Of July nex:, 1851 q Is By lsT required
EoK unless ypu. the B2id Charles 8. King shall pek.
soDs BE- A1d appear before sid Circuit Court Of CoE
County, uo ths nrst dsy Of ths ne1t term taefof te
Monday Of July, E61, and plead. &nk1cr Or dea1Ef
10 the said compta1aants b1 OF complaint tae ezas
V Be- aEen - confessed and decree entered ssatas
1ou s~esAe'-e ~ ~" VIZ l. CHURCH, Clerk.
RB szxvxss. Conorts sors- Is Clark street.
XII Loo 4ur
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CHICAGO COURT RECORD.


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
THuHspAY, July II.
Nos II, Y and 73.-Dismiased at plaintiffs
No. 627-united States rs. Peyton D, Bsecher
No. 647.~Willism Bea1p, Jr., vs. Daniel H. Hale
ct al. Default as to Kinney. Clerk to assess dam
No. Calvin Day rs S. B. Hautz. Same or
No 1o7-Joseph F1o.enttne ys, Isaac Crow. Ju.
ros withdrawn after part Of evidence heard, aud
No. 221-submitted to Court, and Judgment for
:, No, e76-Hcnry Hinkley vs, Thos vancourt.
Motion tor new trial ove1ruled and Judgment on
No. lia-Joci Scott vs. Wilson Sheldon. Leave
sailssn alss to Witness after deposition
No: 114~nenry Van Phnl vs.. John Lawson. On
No. .3eo--Hcniy Orderly ". Samuel 4 -slaymaker
Dismissed on motion Of Complainant's Solicitors.
CIRCUIT counT-cooK cousTF.
No s7s-Henry Logelshower vs. Henry Halsey.
AStioq 81 qts, to fet 1naer dismissal over,aled
Appeal dismissed With pecedendo.
No, ass,MyEon F. Norton rs. August Schiller.
No. 682-Andfew Brown Vs. Hanson B. Painter
ct al. On trial-jury out.
No: 9o1.Peter Paauaree VS.. George Pike. Yer
NJ s2s-Daniel q. Morgan vs. Frederic Haskell
new trial.
No. 273-James Messen We. Israel n. Rosen.
berg: Bond fled and approved. Lewis Haas,
surety.
No. 1922 Robert Morley, for use, &C., vs. John
B. Wilson Refnsthted BY consent.
No. 182-James e. 0rm W. Isaac Cook. Mo-
ton for trial overruled and exceptions taken.
No. M9-JoEeph Carpenter vs.. Peter Kline No.
tion to Sc. aside order to dismiss appeal over
ruled.
No. 2aa-Peter Ambs vs. G. 4. Hickman. Dis
| missed at plaintiff 3 costs for stipulation.
CIRCUIT coURT--cHANcERY SIDE.
No. 430-Wendel Nellis vs. John N. Reese, ct al
Masters Report Of sale fled and confirmed and de-
| cree entered.
| No. 456-Cyn2a Fandish Va. Samuel Fandieh.
proof of service. Bill taken pro confess and re.
fer1ed to master for proof. -
No. 463-Sarah 4. Strobel ys. Christian A. Stro.
bel-diyoree. Question Of fact submitted to jury.
| Verdict Of guilty as charged in the bill,
| No 464-JaDes GrcenhoW ". Murd0Ck Morrf.
son-cause referred to master proof By consent.
| Peremptory call tomorrow morning commences at
Na-
| SUPERIOR COURT OF cH1cAGo-BEFoRE JrDGE
HIGGINS.
| No. 631-1ngrsham rs. Swame11-tried by Court
! Judgment $3.50. Motion for new trial. In Cham
bers,
No. 1867 and 1s6s-Timc to flc afldavits ofwrits
| until Monday next.
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The Lowest Point Ever Reached.
On FEid.y, the 5th inst, euperhne nour, in good
order, sold IN New York at $S.25, which the Pro-
dacs Eschongs Reporter says is the lowest point
ever known In the New York market for that de-
sc1iptlon Of douE,
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Cbitaqo Gribune
FRIDAY, JULY -, 1861.
TIE CT T.

1u1ap WISCONSIN REG1AENr.-The Third
Wisconsin Regiment, IN camp at Fond du Lac,
,,i.l arrive here by the Chicago & Northwest
en- RSi!road On Saturday at S L. H., en- route
f,,r tie scat Of wdr In Virginia
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In consequences Of the strong probability Of
the passage Of a-.tarif on staple groceries, the
market in this city IL censiderAbly SITTER, and
the demand Is more active. Prices. however,
are unsettled, and We make no change Jet in our
quotations. Within the past two days large orders
for surars and codees have been received By cur
whptexa1e Dealers ..
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Wheat In Store at Milwaukee,.
According to the estimates Of Nr. Crounae, Sec
rets1y OF the Board Of Trade 1t Milwaukee, the
etock Of wheat In store In that city il 555.00o
bushels.
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The market for Beef Cattle has been very dull
this week, and prices, although without any quo
1able change, favored the buyers; about 900 head
we're offered and mostly all sold ut Phfl1ips Yards,
quality at the latter rate. The following are the
Tart{rufArs pf the ga1ea.-
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cTATF OF ILLINOIS COOK

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
~ COUNTY, S. B-s1peslor coust Of Chicago,
SeptembG5 TesH =: 15di lssae cGos -. @ Ed5a5
Do6ge, P. II DIgr!ow aad John naE, executors OF
the LAST VIII and te=tamt ut Of Henry Bay deceased
In Chancery. -.
Affidavit Of tie non.rcstdencc Of Lore. G. Busler
and r u. Bls.low, t*o. Of the deteudsnts sbote
said Superior Conrt Of Chleaso. Notice d hereby
given to the said Loren 6. Butler AMT 2. H.sloT:
that the ct rlpasua1t 1ed his bill Of complain: In said
Cout the Chancery side thereof the lS!a t17 .!
Aay. 1s51, a1d that eAn1uons has ss1sd out Of sad
Court AE&tnst said Defendants T-tur1abe on the dr!t
Monday Of temher next '1, - L. b. law rcQt1e1
Nov, unless you the said Loren G. Butler aud P. r.
Superior Court Of Chicago OF Cook County. oa the
frst day Of the term thereoG 70 be holden ssCteago
In tald County, on the first AondaY OF September
ISL snd plead ansEsr Or denr 70 thc ss!d eoEpa!n;
ttiozs thar charged and stated. viii be takra -
contested. and der1ee entered against you acceTl-
Leg to the prayer Of said bin.
WALTER KEsBAI.L, Clerk
BURGESS Roo1, Compln Solr. iT3s5o4V
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AE11FNN 1T V0E08Es
Up to the eth Of July, So more vea,els had ar.
Rived at Quebec than last year at the same date,
The increase in tonnage wxs 81, ,9t2 tons.
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Inc.- 15 100 Int. 5sa eco Inc. 800 $4,000
Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess In the
receipts Of 1851 is equal to 100 bhls Of -four.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal artf-
to and Including the 7th inst, hare been as fol
lows
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The Chicago Excursion to Cincinnati.
From the Cincinnati Commercials account
Of the arrival in that city Of the Chicago ex-
cu1sionistr We take the following:

of the arrival in that city Of the Chicago ex-
cu1sionistr We take the following:
:, The weather Was propitious--.a fall Of rain in
tue early part Of the day laying the dust John B.
nraae, 1 Of Tho. fremont House, vas along With
be inferred from the nan1es above given, wit and
At Richmond, Indiana, and at Hamilton, depu-
Chamber Of Commerce and Cit, Council, Qnclu- |
f Ssan sa c'sn 7 .sd a. hs g4ses9s 9seasl, nf e e.
Been 50 ehlngsd thsE most Of the eo@mittees DE- Dc.
ferred filling their various roles until to-day.
President T. Hommedieu Of the G. II. & b. road,
and President Barnet. OF the Il. & E., (whose
lines are respectively portions Of the new foute}
contribute to the interest Of The occasion. ~"
The party speak in the highest terms Of the new
route, and Of Its capacity for development. The
Town On the road west Of Richmond. Indians, BE-.
Ing Loganeport- The total distance, two hundred
and eighty miles, Was run In something less than
ten hours. counting delays-qnick enough for
heavy train.
ANDERSON RIFLES sArTEsT1oN.-Eyery mem +.
ber is requested to be present at the regular
evening, as business Of great Importance will
be presented for your consideration. All new
member are specia11y requested to be On hand
promptly Mt ~ P: N. AEmoIy at West Mar
ket Hail. ]. b1ALcoM, sec'y.
An Appeal.
MEssRs. EDITORS: There is q call from
Cairo for good moral and religious reading
matter for the Bo1dfers-such a. Harper's
Monthly, New York religious papers, and the
like. come Of your many readers will send
to my store such papers and pamphlets IS
warded to Cairo and placed In the hands Of
person who will make good use Of them.
T. B. CARTER.
PERsosAL--Among the guests at the new
she1man House are 1T. Harrison and family,
Cincinnati; A. McAlpin, Esq, Cincinnati;
4. Chaplin, Esq, Albany, N. T.; George g.
Stone and lady. Peoria; G. N. Mead and fami-
Ii, Quincy; Dr.. Thompson, Kenosha.
To Rent:
One of those splendid stores and Easements IN
| der the Sherman House, on Clark street. Enquire
OF Eld1fdgc + Toustellotte, No. 81 Clark street.
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TRUNKS, yAI1sEa AND Garrett BAGs-20 per
cent, below former prices, at ". & G. s. Wright's
| Trunk Stores, 81 and 219 Clark street. jy1slW
~ A sesar Stand to let In one Of the best es-
tablishuents in the city. Address Box 353 P. 0.
| jy113t
| NAKTED.-A Steward that Is capable Of Stew
ardng for first class hotel, or one that Is accus
toned to Restaurant Stewarding preferred. Ad-
| d1eEs Box 353 P. Q. iy11,St
GARDEN HosE Of the best quality may be had in
any quantity, fitted and ready for use. at the Rub
ber Store, lis Randolph street-KIngs gsbury Block.
| jys1m
GAx F1xTuREs.-A splendid stock Just received
at Wiimarth's new etoze, t8s Lake street,
je1330t
W Cook d McLain, es Dearborn strees. haye
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
| e4 7,
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MASTERS sAI,E-Stat, of TIN,


1I1 nek County Of Cook. s, s-surerior Court of
Chlca2o-ln Chancery. Nelson Bea1dsIey ~. GootXr
c. Seelyt, AHn Eliza See1Je AID Stcuu B, ChIst41-
den-Hui 10 Foreclosa Mortgage
Public n0::. Is hereby Xtvea that In pnr 1uance of
Decretal o4- eEtcs In the above entitled eau7e a
ne eee9nd 6aJ o. 4T a9 &. 4 1Se 1rs sSots -
vi, ssE =; ,psbIls aneton, to tne highest bidder -
p 1s6l: st Ten o'eieek n The foraaoon q! t!at al.
L The City Of Chicago, IN s.d County Of Cook nose
certain piecese parcels OF land II said decree Do
aha ,as Tsst ha q he northeast aasftar seetoa
{. north Of Range thirteen ts). IL the district
y lana subject T. sale At 1llna c?ntstaiaG
hrnazedth. Ct acre: Also. tsc northeast quarter
sEo to- Township number thirty eight t.. aot:a OF
TO ale 1t Creago Illinois. containing forty ocres al
II the County OF Cook and Stat: Of Illinois. or -
much Of sao premises usy be necessary 10 SATISFY
the amount cue TO said 1t anaer kau dsezes
With costs Of sui,: together with the haasaE3 Ices
commissions, AID disbursements on said s&e-
lRl SCOTT.
Matter IL Chance-y Of the Superior Court Of Chiea.
Chics9o, July ID lo61- jyIxoasd
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@ All should not fo;i to read the advertise
ment Of Prot. Wood in to days paper. mh.1y.
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In addition to matters noted elsewhere.
John Mooney WIS fined $500 for violation Of
The ordinance forbidding the keepingof cattle
and hogs within certain fixed Nmits.-M1s
Pugh had fight with her neighbor, Mrs. Mar
tin, tore her cap, spoiled her hoops, and gem
e1a1ly rumpled and discounted her; fined $a.
John Egan WIS drunk, threatened the life OF
his wife; fined Is, ten days in Bridewen--
Several parties, mostly Lads, were brought
Up, arrested under the ordinance for bathing
in The lake They were discharged with q
reprimand-William Carter, d1ayman, was
fined IS for breaking the line at the crossing
OF Clark street bridge-The two men, Dennis
Haines and Daniel Kie1by, charged with the
assault On Vogel, the blacksmith, on the 4th,
were brought up and discharged, the proseeu-
ting witness not appearing against them--A
young domestic named Mary Kendall waa up
on charge Of larcany from her employer, =
Mr. Crates. She zetorted, charging the latter
with having indecent1y misused her. 1t Was
not sustained, however.
A limited number of-drunk and disorderly
cases were disposed Of
Au0 z A3AC SGn001 kExh111$100&A
To-day take Place the Annual Exhibitions
In the several Public Schools Of thls city.
These occasions hare always been made mort
interesting and attractive. The scholars in
the different schools yie with each other to
secure each for their OWN Exhibition every
adjunct and feature deemed requisite for sue.
cess. The large hsu OF each building Is de-
cos*ted elahorately With flowers snd Wreaths
Of evergreen, notices, symbols, and ~ we
conjecture this year, flags and national EN-
ble1nB.
Several programmes fton different Public
schoola are before u, md alike nrcs.nt 4he
time houored features OF Defamation. psc,ta-
tlona, Singing hy the Pup1ls, etc etc, To.a,,
will be daJ greet and memorable With sey
e,k Thousand pupils IN Chicago schools, md
their !ahcrs snd efforts in this direction vii
doubtless, as in former years, attract and hols
crowded audiences.
Let q urge. the parents and guardians Q
these young folks, 10 CRAFTY them by thed
Irs=tnee this forenoon in sone one Of th
Schools. It Is but a small demand to mike IN
CT tit msry who from one end to smother Q
tsefclool5 5ea-, ne7er look ia upon ta= te.ct
1ss sa@ >hs:c chAgea. -.
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PASSED DErRo1r-Ju1y 10.-UP-Stmr Illinois;
props Buffalo, Buckeye, Jefferson; schrs soner-
Ect, 5 A Douglas.
Dows-Stmr North Star props Iowa, Mendota,
Illinois; barks lnvtncible, Massillon; schss j L
Gross, Enterprise, e Hagar, New Lisbon. Char
1o1te, C North, Titan, n G Granada, Adrtatlc, D
il Warner.
Weather cloudy, with light westerly breeze.
VESSELS PASSING THROUGH THE WELLANn ca
rh.-Wc are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Wei
land Canal:
, 1861-07-12

~ Cook i McLain, es Dearborn stress. have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-07-12
&znfral EutlrxB.

ITO EXCHANGE-Lands in the
i etztes OF Illinois. Wisconsin and Iowa for Dry
f;oods Bopts and ShoeA aud Groceries. 6oms af the
Lands IA Illinois are Improved Address Box No. &.
GalYa, Henry County, III tyu1tt
MAN MISSING.-Benia1ninF F.
lIl Brewer (of our ftr1), LEFT Boaton Jone H. fo-
Niagara aud other places West, to BE- soAent tgo
that he 10 sick that accident haa happenedto
hiE-f sick. possibly deEsnged. Heista.1y ons Eests
old. dark complexion, hair and eyes; Whtskers long
md asFf dressed Il nus,aa k1sy eo.t "a Raa,a
ton that VIII lead to hls discovery wn be nbeIayse-
Wsrded by CLARK BREWER SONS. NSo1se ~
ket street. Boston. jys@4ee
, 1861-07-12
q o U RTH OF JU T. 7 .
L. = MILITARY NntICEt = -. -

RBLT8! RRLTBf BRLTSi :
omceFtb Swc-d' Relts Rr,sate4a Betay dlt se7faa.
P1ic: laK er than oy%r beE 80 sn!d UanatN shifts
aGt Caps Supplied cheap. e. Il. DJWEA. n 'a7r >'t
Ct--aEn, t. ccl-S}!T
, 1861-07-12

GAx F1xTuREs.-A splendid stock Just received
at Wiimarth's new etoze, t8s Lake street,
se13.3nt
, 1861-07-12
MAN MISSING.-Benia1nin
Ell L I N G. o y IT,

Tie enti1e Wholesale Stock Of Groceries In Stare
No. ~ sogtn WateE s5ees soEner Of L.saile ttEeet
said st Discount nom Nev York Frtcos IL the ID Ii
stock mast ba elosed out FOB Casa WITHIN. TEN
DAYS Tfe 1toCk cuMprBts most eTcry article u.s.
uxly kept tn Grocery 6tore, and will be sold It
ru!aous low prices. Rem emner this stcck must be
ths Goods- ~ No. ~ 6outh WAterat. COZ. Lesalle.
ChtcR go. july fth, Isl. iy3E8*-tw