davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-06-24

RregAting heuae 900 1bs haye been eakcn On East
ern account 1t an average of Exc.
aeco1nt IA a1dAs3c far romaouu,, and "a 180c tot,
'fne-rate1 l9@{5c below List yesrs figures.
At Saline, wa 1oa1n that theIe u only one buyer
well supplied with funds, Tho limits his views to
X P1ym sutb, up to Jestetday only one lot hsd
been marketed, which was taken st SC, {.
Al Hnlsdate We hea1 Of ealea Of some 1oto ns 1t
Il jonesrIr1e wool ~. beginning to arrive
pretty ffeelJ, and was selling At 5000: ,oo
fbs had bean tsfen 1t range Of 25023o-15o b.
low the prices Of last yeaf: =. :.
Il bpyer In Parma has taken Aone 100 b4 1t 80
IA nte-1 RI fffdcET.
, 1861-06-24
BE YTHELATEsr MAILS,

To1sDo. June N.-The market fs rather frmes
today. The dispatches received by the Board ot
Trade stating that Whfte Wheat was rather more
at1ady-Hed In better export enquiry, With Lass
depressiont-and Corn scarce and shade better,
This has had tho effect to add penny to corn,
- ave only one rale reported a00o ba Rcd se
11ec. decline Of &c from our report Of yesterday,
We could hear Of no other rhansactions.-B|ade,
Tie market fol Aou. u dull and heary under sd
Increasing fDdispositian Of running the risk oi
holding the articles No GALES reported.
'MnEA1-Receipts n ,883344 883344 bus. We note dec1ind
Of 2@3c IN prices the market glowing at 70@7l fol
No. 4 and 8o@@ for No. 1 In store. sellers hold
athfch tgurea. The only ealea reported on 'Chauga
10 bus milling at Sic 800 bus do 1t CSC; TO bua
strictly extra At sc; car Rejected At sos,
Grain fteiEhts are firm and YeaScls ecarco This
morning the echooner N. Ballard was chartered
at lie for wheat to 0swego, and the brig N. II,
etandast at &c to Buffalo. On Change 71c were
asked for vessels to so to Buffalo With wheat
6sf7fink3.
, 1861-06-24

:: II r.. CITY

LosE-A note for $3.50 signed BY sau1uel
Howe, and payable to E. 4. B1ahe, has been
lost. AL parties are cautioned against nego-
tistiDg the sane, as payment has been
Afr1sr,&H -
, 1861-06-24

1 LILO ~ N'AA4k AVA ck
~ n1icoi, County or Cock. Sa-s1pertor Court
of Gnicsse. Jane Teim. SLID Ch.neety.. -.
E9nyon, hts yle Josega JShasfpn: CS.7ita fI Q.
g.ny. Samuel Bailey. JOIN L: Browa; Wllltsa 4
starr JF Robert Iughes, Luc:aa Duties, SdminEtfs-
t.r Of the es,ste or Joel Buttlca eeceased, taa
known heirs II joel D1ttIea, deceate1 C1azisaA FL
8.na, 4amnirttasr11 of We t.t,sa q .sph Ykas d.
eea.ed the heirs Of Joteoh Fkins tactA ssd
Af1d41it having b*.n q n the en;o of ne CLARK
. Of tae defe1dants above taaed, On nns tnqair7
catnot re fonEd ard that the s.t Lob Highs ha5
ssid Hobart taas tas eo5pl.ia led IL III
thssxok on .te txenussa aay et NAY ~. Nd ssst
said Defesd:atA resurnable On tns asss AondaY "
Sow. unltss you- the said 1tone!. Hughes shall
Personally nc and appesr before s.id Superior Court
Ct Ctt1s2o, Of Cook COUNTY tho frs: day CT taa
Eext tern therest e b hsdea i chicsgo. i sd
County. On tho fsst Monday OF Jnna 1ssl and rles
snsvss cr deauE % tne aid som2isin 3ass IN q
In charged acd stated- VIII Be taken = coufesedsAnd
IN s3tsssd @santS 9a 1ssoEf 2 9 Hss7s
kYa . seo1E. Complalcsass sonettoEaI
, 1861-06-24

great merit; another invoice iust received b. ss1
gent, apothecasy, Randolph aud Stats st1eets1
, 1861-06-24
TRUSTEES SALE. .-Wherea.

~ Jam IT, Macla7 aa1 Ia7sa,et M,c!ay, his viz.
-. s1eceta acd deiver unto Edw.sd, u Arnold =
u .. ss seoits. oftea oa u
county. IN1o.A en tic ilth GsT of Ap1tl l. b. ~
10 BOOK ~ Of deeds page 81. II snd ny witch said
nod = s aea n: s9nsesea e e 1sa
north ior:y6tHe fees ls3 a of sewn q and eSh;
ne IoriJ fest On Clslx .t.eet 81 esnty f.st de
[sa!1 premises being subject to cert eaEu1br Aace
SsS 81 s. ssY:
thousand doara payable Il ten Years witn
ten per per annum payable seui Aanusly. sail
T. Arnold - trustee &C. and It bris pro7;led tiers
In thAt Il default shonh Be made IN the ay1ueIt Of 1u5
Gf he t.terc:t sai principal sam aud any portion
hlrJ daJs after the sas1e sloud become 1u: and pay
able then ths pnEelpai sum With AZ astcAssss Of H.
nSnd Il fse spoa S a Ano s
st an5 Hnc within t5t1ty daJa atter such derlul
u as.a: 4 tse psseat Il Ia boaa Of ~ ~ y FL FL
tserro according tenor aad enecf thereof Or Il
che ~ ns hs,s s9 % d asa
eoupons thereto Attaehsd SAID Arnold Or his legal
!sprt ntatIss or attorney should sell said premises
Now iheSefo1e deult hay,n2 been 1c ado IN the pa7.
nent # the interest coupon sAid boat Iae Iascn
18th to 18th, A. D. l61 for the sum Of ons huadyc4 and
and Aso assignee ard holder ot said coupon hay.
Ing elected to declare the principal and back
sppiesen T. sad Ed7s1d as3oii III IS 1; rr5t:e to IS
tuanee of and By virtue ot the Ia eati dsea
Norday. August isth D. 1851, At the hour Of t*ci1d
o'-loeE noon Ct said tay It tha north door ii thA
s nsss ss e r. IS ~ Ii
he Etshs nd equity q redemption oE saa lanes 6.
4's''5 AZ 4a's'ss5 EnM.b q: Il anSo1p rru.te.
DAVIS l. y1ssEs. Solrs. 49, ,e3ss.1ti
, 1861-06-24
TotAl.-- ..-.. QS18 1895 1876 80. -. :,
RECEIPTS AND sarmSrs RI LAKE, JUNE "a.


The drmnets In tbs wheat market noted at the
elose yesterday resulted to-day IN IN advance In
prices Of 1Gec, with sales Of about % 900 bushels
At oe666Ac for N. r. Club; 6iQG8c for No. i,
Spring: 57G59c for No Spring; and &c for Rs
jeeted-the market closing steady. There Has a
.fsi1 inquiry for Flour aud the market was arm,
without any material trapzoye1nnnt-- about 3ooo
brls having changed hands at $x8oo46 for medi-.
nm to verJ choice spring extsas. Thu Corn mar.
ket was d1n It the opening; but buyers hsla d,
and 1t closed dull md weaker-only abons 6a 900
bn Of all grades having changed hands 1t 34ac for
choice River mixed zasst; sc for: Rejected Canal
af1oat; and asxGs.c for mixed in stoss-clos,ng
At the outside quotations. There WAS better de-
,nAnd for oAts,, and we note an advance Of 4c q
buehel, with sales Of q ooo bushea At for
No. l IN e.ore-principally At tha. outalde agures
RJs and Barley continue neglected HighHinea
quiet md pnehaesed. Hides dqll,
:, Fteights declined 10 engagenasnta being rnade
at tthe following ntes: wheat to Kingston 1oc !;
re to Buffalo &c; wheAt to Buffalo By sail nc,
j Nuu cE Aie1m &C. ....~ = ...' r ~
, 1861-06-24
K1yo d ecorr. Collectors fer Complainant.
yti-tt5t5N

CTATE OF H1.INoIs, County oi
- Cock - Superior Court # CHICAGO Jan
Tam 1851. Samuel Myers -. JOIN D: Paalnan La:hez
ilns t. CaInes bis wife Theodore !. Phlllps, "4a13
6tone Robert Balnhrtlse George kntlctEr, Wtl1ia3
WArnt, Frederick " a-ue4 Hr1n 4 Tucker, H3*naats
G. CarntA Samuel HASKELL William wilson JOIN
Csrthcll and Richard B. Uov=ll IN ChAacerT. r.,n.
md caroline canes hs Vie TheoLoss b;a W}s
Absiaa stcne Robert DstnnrtsEe. ueoest a.niI e
WIlltanu H. W4Tnt Frederick HAIIG. 49, 7sist.
CaInes samuel HaakeIl, Nil1!Aca % eho1a @ nsmaS
PERL 5oTteen 5ss /, of s sse ocs crs q s
aaperor FEET eeas q ch,e ssss ns5fnE k5sns'
vie. Ttoiors r. Phillips Wa9 5tef. -; PRas3na a.
Ez. AppletoRI oItIste AZ TE Eism T. HaDe Ffe
nttdfe: Geos.sh .haasi G. taTnss. samuel HASKELL WI
it s1Mser Nd chaId B. Dovcl that the cplaor
t rsed bin Iii ef complaint n sa1d Court TN
chsnce1 side thereof on tae No day q NAY 1&t aod
tass t sad eandaua retroable on The af11t XondsS
o. % 9nee unitss YOU TIC rid GeoFYe l. Carnea snd'
eseSo1ine Il Cafues hta wife. .Theodnta +, Phlps WI
iIsm G. Appleton and Eliza G. Appleton h6 Win
Carnes. % samuel Hasxtll Wlnism Wiison and iacsafa
B. Dovtu Aaan personally b Aad appexE beforo SAID
6uorTioF Court OF Chicago OF cooE County. on tha
dstt day Of the next term thereof to be holden Chi
nd plezd, answer or dear tho said co1nplanaaFS
b1 or complaint the saMe md taa u1atera aad thr9
therein charged sna stated WILL bs taken confessed
prayer Of Eaid bn- WALTER K1ABAIL, Clerk
KHo i soorI Compra sorF. mJness&aw
, 1861-06-24

~ OF 11neE, Cook County, 8. .A-Supe1oF Court
Of wa CLARK gnnyon and J.
KSe{{sn s. sea nerse a co
pany. samut Bailey, john 4 brown. Wila=l 4.
sisi M Koba saE bns .ia
as Of - est1te of Joet ButteA deeea.ed sha y; e.
aeetastd; ths unknovn Heirs Ct Joseph Fukins. do
t! sa.,!t q tas 5on-..,!aeucs of cars Ra7y,n
Ia15aJ kG1ynn h. It IT, Amssa9 me1ss y r. sA
E5osn 5iIiS@ M ;,s ETsza Fs;a; K:a:sy; 4; *
hee & H. esst It ss!d sar.5it eoast & cssssss;
q Complaint ID .s1d sai as ts ners Of joel
Rrttea cec7 ased. amt the unknown Heirp of Jo=esh
ht II n H. b ot @ 4 9aa Id
srtt and that ire names ef ta- satd defendants cest
Seqes + hefeey E7ePR e t1s "a
A. eseaa HoFse S11i Lasla3 Butses aaraia.
e se
1chn 4 Brown. william, z Brown. Peter Kinney E :
s S;fSH Ski & ID III coe
3d. 81 asd
Court ssaitst sad defendants fet1rnsbla tie 1rss
ss1s ,o y
j. RunJcn II. a,le. Tns Arer;esn Horso Nan Cam
8 n ti59.s 81
William F. BEoxa, Peter KlEaey. EK+ie.t n B. Lod.
Sd.les d sa M i e. e. a1 ss H q
Bstnes, deceased, and ~ ankn9vn Hair of Josepf
S: ss & { $
eeapla:5a;s:s hin e seaRl.int ~ sans "a r.
taken toa;essed and !esrse snsarod szai1at 5o1
according to 10 pFa1eT e ~ e KtYB,z1 Clerk
K1yo d ecorr. Solicitors fcr Conplaia,as.
, 1861-06-24

i ssr. Lou1s.-The Densocyas Of this morning says:
The money market to-day WIS 81 dead as . NAL:
let, nothing being done, and nobody wanting to
premium, but we quote merely to keep up appear
ances. Gold il held at Is per cent. but very dpll
sale. Discounts arc not mentioned any more, ~
nobody Ia doing anything to require money.
, 1861-06-24

s41unn.r Eyr-xrxa I1sne =. 1871
MIA r,o,av rn,,tet toua,v b,a been ren.rhnbla7
-. .,oth,,-- t1,+ rnr,,t,o.tad dn,,.aa, W. b,xa
m ch.nca of anv ttnd to not,ce.-
vvnrk a,rh.ngr se11a for about u par cent
s,.e,nnt nv min outetda and IN tho Board Of
dfade, aao ~ aSsA PR seas pis.a.
proved currency. The bdok rates sfe apout AQ4
above these hguros. ~: -;
B4nn oona1's1osaaa Rz9oH7.--Aa elaborate T.
report OF the baok, commissioner WILL De foopd
in another part Of this issue. So deep Is tho IN
te1es* ~ - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
rencJ that the entire business Public .W1l at once
examine the report At length, sud We, therefore,
10 ~ a'semp. any ssnops's ~ ,.ete:
Ing the circulation Of Illinois banks goes On brisk
; 49,
@ aa.a oa' pet sn, " nse On esesy ooea
~ .o W.. " Ao.se " suo,o uanas
90 aus ~ .te sae ~
.s.e =. ~ oa.,~ -sw' tne A41ls9s
- ~ s..e W rna oaaAs
sea sA.o s ~ e.u 'a1.e ete aio Ao'
responded to. ne Is required to put them IN uqui-
dation. legal fees, In putting banks In liquids
'tion and selling .tsis bonds are ons por cant,
; oe ten o'l1as'' Oh eaco poao'
WAIJEEE :.
-.-.-.
I1e 1ouo#1ng IL II e1traet 1fom lestes from .
reliable gentleman In Milwaukee to merchant Ii
~. c,+v T. .hc,v. +h.+ n. d.1. ~ u,,,,o,.t,
st,tn,nnta,, .,a nnnhavad
teM,rw.nr,v 1,na n ICE,
stThe Banks do not d,aw on New York this
Teek.., The papers report exchange at d per cent
It u ~ CANNON none put Hank OF Milwaukee
een afaite, ana snat onlZ 70 1ts a. u Per
three thousand dol1arG, made speech in front Of
ny omee; salo ne oougnt lne money On the Strength
the beHftnA the btnks. ana milwaukee, altogether.
YHBE4f1&Y
are making !, . last :truggle 70 have sixty esnts
Elll hold up about one week longer: Ton cannot
out paving tie change; tho Banks will not t.ke any
nan
, 1861-06-24

WALTER K1XBALI. C.erk
CTATE OF ILLINOIS COuNTY

~ Or CQ9K. ss-supertcr Ceurt Of Chicago.
William Wiar. Horace +. Naite. Wiliism G. GSai;,
Charles Malte Hannah Rstsray, Marion RatsrH5.
EnrefA RAttr15. Eraacts VIM. aud The unknown heL4
Ct Jsmes W!nn, deceaaet Ia ChAacer.
AmcAyt Of the non Residences Of said Francis Wlca
and HllNAzq Wlun and tha8 tAe heirs Of sxd Jam..s
Enn. s5seRs sa1d Trsaets md Eiaian, II hrotaera
MED N tho ot9ce OF ne CleEk Of sid superior Court
fEnc1zo Notice u hereby given 70 tie said Franc.
Janes Wina deceased. that tha complainant aled h:s
~ o. eonpAts y said coult, on tho Chancery &lea
tssned ons q :aid Court aganst said Dettndania
~ u By lAv required. 80
Fow, unless ycu, no sAid Francis VIM aad Will a
VIM, snd The u0knoWa hi ifs Of James WIan, j.
eessed snall peronaCT BE- and appear tefars&h sn,
Res!sr Goust q GElea&e Gook County cn 90 ars
sald Geuac. on tno nsss 1tocday Of August aexk ls
and plesd. A. Wer or ueNuE to tic SAID complainant
bill OF complaint the KAMA and the taatte.3 and
tnerrn charged and stated will be taken feAse
and eecfHe entered aSHtn&t ron according. to tE&
PRAYER q ,aid blll WALTER KBlBALL. CLERK
Y. bUE6HaS, CcrprR' 6oir,
EhickxC. June 41h. 1ES1. fe5 asSS4u
, 1861-06-24

CHURCH HIkTE111GENcE.-We. are informed
that the Rev. Dr.. Cls1kson-for twelve years
Rector of St. james Church in this city-has
received an unanimous call, from the Vestry,
to the Recto1ehip Of Grace Church, san Fran-
cisco, California. Grace Church is the most
important Of any Parish On the Pacific coast;
and the present Bishop {Kip) Of the Diocese
has, since his acceptance of the Eplscopate Of
California, been its, Rector: Bishop Kip
writes very urgent letter to Dr. Clarkson,
begging his acceptance Of the cal. The sails
~ offered BY the Vest1y to Dr.. Glarkaon Is
$500 per anRum. So,
, 1861-06-24
GTATE OF ILLINOIS. {

~ Ccuuty, eS-CooE County Circuit Court juno
Term, a. b. tSt1- Ebenczer O. Wolcott ~. D: c.
Brt wn.
Public NJ tics tseereby greo TO the said = 4srova
that writ r1 attaeimeLt :ssned out CT tho odice Il
tae sh dag Of Nay. lsl = sho sutt e the sad
P.td D. G. Brown, for IT, sum a Oap Hundred 7tsy-
Five Doll.rs snd Thi.tysiva cerp, dir.cted to tha
Sheriff OF Cook County which said w.,t Lns boeo r.
turned executed.
Now. therefore. un1s4s you, tho sahI D, C. Brown,
thal personally ha aed Apresr hafern tho said Cook
County Circuit Court o. orbrfere 'na tEt day Of t1a
Ee1t Terra thcrnrk Se hcltea at TIE Co1fs House.
ID The firY II Cnlessp On tic thlFt Xonday q Jua
a Z; -. gtve srecisl ball sai PLEAD 70 he saia
Jou, and Il fsrcr ef the sad Eeece.er G. Wolcort
and much Of tho properly 4ttAchsd ExT ce sut
ecrt 70 Aatts the said Judgment Aad cos:A VII bo
seld to saEaty tho fa1aE.
l. & HcLcpTT. PlR b Atty fAI.eS.7-tN
, 1861-06-24

=: ,.a:@Voo1 In M1chIkan. -
::::At Monroe eunslderab1e amounts have beea t.
ken On Eastern. account at 26@ao-aEe1ag1nE
SIC
II three poiuts In Maoomb County Light lots a.
, 1861-06-24
COMMERCIAL.

: SATURDAY EVENING, June q, 1861.
lbs following arc the receipts and shipments for
He past tWenty.fou hours:
, 1861-06-24

-. ----z-. IT,
Young Recruit, &1.0o; CsvalrJ Tactics, By War
Department, '&4ss; Ba1ones Exercise, Mcclellan,
41.6f; Army Regulations, 1851, q 90. :. :. =
! .MhFs.-colton s Map Of tho United States. too}
Hap Of tho Seat Of War, $1-snal1 toc: Appleton's'
All ftee by mali from tho M,Ht.ry Bootztorn ofP
d. sherlock liz Dearborn Il. :: ,eeems
-, |
,,sst o,... s,o.ha. tnyo,.. ,,.t ra-.;~aa hra..
Govt: ,Do,hsr.- R.,do1nt M st.ts .trs.t.j
- =: i -:
ArrExrpuN. SqAxxQ4 LIGHT 1xfAHTnx,-You
arc nefoo5 nos1neo tnas tnese WILL % on4 on
Monday evening, June ~. Every mnu1beR Ii re-
, 1861-06-24

CLEARED. June q
Prop Iowa. Huni. Buffalo. 190o0 bu wheat, 1900
brls dour, :7o brls hiGhwines, 50 brls pork,
let mdse.
Prop Ogdenshnrnh, Hoptin, Ogdensburgh, 800
bR corn, 800 brls aour, 80 br1s highwfnes.
Bark Fontanelle, Case, But1alo, 1850 bu wheat.
Brig Gale, Ch3ce, Qconto.
Hehf MuEkegon, Mckay, Muekegen,
8ehr Mitchell, Reynolds, Sarnia, 9,0oo bu corn,
9chr Irwin, Sherman, Manosta.
Schr TT1coloz, Einba1l, New Buffalo.
schr Lady Jane Engels. Stony Creek.
Schr Roberts, Nelson, Bronson Harbor. t
9chr Reeve, bonahoo, Buffalo, ~ sos bu wheat.
8<hr Enterprise, Pereeiou, Wilkinson's Pier.
schr Contest, Rogers, Buffalo, 1890 bu re. ;.
Bcs1 Bates, Cannon, bconto.
Schr Mason, Jackson, Kingston, t4,soo bu wheat
Schr Perry Hannah. eanaeM, sa1nia, $500 bu re,
6ehr bates, WEIGH, Sand Bag. =:
GcIr A-rn Ahraharn 0~1n}n
, 1861-06-24
INCIDENTS OF THEIR TRIP, &c,


There are few regiments we ever saw that can
compete IN Drawn and muscle With.these Min
nesotians, used to the axe, the rifle, the oar
and the setting pole, and thus every
way splendid: material for soldiers
Joined to this they have enjoyed excellent
military advantages within the trio months
aimee their enrolment; since lnp1ace Of being
mustered into uniformed and incomplete
camps, under charge Of raw officers, the vol
unteers were ordered, to the line Of frontier
forts-snelllng, Rtdge1y and Ripley, there re-
lieying the q. s. Regulars, ordered to the
East: Tnns tn.baracks, and under competent
officers and every Way surrounded BY military
adIuncts and aesoclsttons, these brave fellows
have, By industrious drilling, already gained
proficiency Unusual in raw troops.
The following Is the makeup Of this Regi-
ment: :. -
1.t REGIMENT MINNESOTA VOLUNTEERS.
ColonA-W. 4. GoRxAS.
:na;a11Ws :dIzM eE7e11lTStsphen E. 1itsp' A. Miller.
GoionsTs Aid-E: {. sproat.
Qurfe4master- Mark Towner
ftrVtant Mato-C. E. Davis.
Sur1e1n-J. Il. Stewart,
Fira As.sstant snrgsoa- G, G. =. 4 Bote1er.
Eamnnitsarr0 01tent. Sanders n A.
Hotpita, stsspand7 James Klfkman.
aln Ehn1IaingReT egIntS'e. = a1M" 81 Ne5i1 L. eo'ns
Reosnental costr sey0eont Howard stansbury.
Ca1n Cm aa's'g1.o"en, O. 7,.,sr e.a., z... 49,.
tain Alex. wilkins, First Leutenant l. 6. Coates,
sseoqd Sc Lieutenant @ chas' zelrrnbesg' 1e1tank and
e. r..s.@1p - - s-r,v,-, ,n.n,. r.,..,. r
L. Bromley, Firet Lieutenant ii. n. DoT1ie, Sec
ond AeutenantM L Thomas 1o1 men; II tents
Eo1P4nI G 81 PAqL vo1rN7kERs51 Captain,
Second Lieutenant. s. N. Haeuet. :" 1oi man e Il
tents.
cantsin n b. Pntna.n FIT Is iieutenant q 4
Woods; Second Lieutenant, D. G. Smith. 1o1
Co Eo.FATT ME sr, ANTHONY zouAyus,-c.ptain:
Morgan; First Lieutenant Hillister; Second Lieu.
te1anl na fome1o5. w, 5e1 n5n. M ~ 5SnIs:
tain colville; Ftrst Lieutenant Welsh; Second
Cosrax1 .: GFAgmamr I - VoIMsrr,ns 1s9
McKnne, First Lieutenant, Aessiek, Second Lieu.
= e.. 9o '4gn ~ .e1as*
Adams, FiEat Lieutenant, Hayes, Second Lieu;
1eeas1 y, Z Vel sgi %en = l. ,e1ts;
Captain Pen First Lieutenant Harley, Second
Acenieess. KRFe ns IT, u .s9t Lester
Ftret Lieuterant, Holzborn, Second Lieutenant.
t. 1ef''ah'' " laen - 'en1s-
There accompanies the regiment II oftcers'
SERVANTS, . laundsesses, and 5 horses for OIL
Gers. The regimental outfit is most complete,
comprising not only camp equipage Of the
best description, but also picks. aaoFe1s aud
"entrench'ng tools" Ut eFery Kind Except
Gen Buter'a)
, 1861-06-24

~ Cook & McLain, % Dearborn street,: hars
made their p1ice for cleaning and dycing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
, 1861-06-24

P1eN1o 1t LAKn FoaEsr.-It f the design
Of tho dwellsrs n the fastk spFinghk village Of
Lake Forest, TO erect this season 4 azuaIl-
church: In aid Of the purpose, IN excursion
and picnic as proposed, to- como Of At TINT
beautiful suburban: resort I On Thursda6y of
nszt week: .-=z.= .:4=.=. .....,e-..4
- y -..s.s - AsTH~:5s
f.. NEW RAILROAD ;FRR1aHr HouHE-The Chi
:aeo and Northwestern have thefoundation
laid for: large e1tenaion igt their Frdght
Horfe:..,1 - -. -, =
, 1861-06-24

!! Mt1nAHx BOOKS u. s. ,Wat Department IN:
.ttnfr Tsettct. e1ss; sooH!s Tactics. $7T; Haz~:
de-, $1.aa; zouA1e Ddu, By Ellsworth, &IQQ; Tho
, 1861-06-24

i on:ns e 4eRr:p son. n=BY on despatehes
q Eunday evening, 4 Il staasd tha4 the stnr-,
ges Rihet of this city, reached Grafton VII
gtnis; yesterday, as the body guard of MAjol
'-Qens11 Mcclellan.
, 1861-06-24

w Al ahoald not fab to read tho sdyerti<
nent ok Prot. Wood IN todsJ's spaper. nh-1yss
, 1861-06-24

AND MoBz Too:-A long proc4aalon Of Nor
wtgian einigrants fled up nomthst Michigan
Central Railroad depot just 1t church hour on
Sunday and with "bag and baggage N took
thelrMsy across the city to the Chicago aud
and Northwestern depot; They were four
hundrtd strong, and landed at Quebec ~
, 1861-06-24
:. -.EegaI embellishments.

TE \ x,VyT7Y94<, r ~
MI AS1ERS SALE-State Of TIL.
~ noiA. Cook County, s,B-c1rru3t Court NJ 60
Reia 4 a. "e1'1s@ 1a4n' "a 'oao u,
~Pnnlic 1otieo j. hereby given thss L. G. Priv.
mandate IN decTee ent:,ed 4 tha sho1e ..t,s. % =.
fssss se 4 PUBLIC auetan fof es4S to tho nsh:s
County Of CooE ii the CIV al Chearn IN H. h;a ;as
~ e Jnly 2 49, as tsn o'eoef in ths tnrsnoasaa sa
real estate tovft:~si1taen aud onstGird iSst ~
seventy fpi teef noi7S and sd,efr9 4S .1th lsE ~
, 1861-06-24

TRKn S7RkvBEaB1 ExH1B1TIoE.-.An. per.
sops whether growers or dealers, favorable to
ftee E1hibitfonof Strawberries. are request
ed to meet the Gardenegs at their Hal, Metro
potitsn Block, Monday, June eth, At Z
O'Clock F. NJ g. D. BRAapos,
EDGAR sAHDxAs, sec'y, Pies't
, 1861-06-24
MILITARY MAnTERg

MILITARY MAmnrDo
4aa aoffHH ORAaooHs. We Learn that
as 'ne nol1nan Uragoons ate to be FHorn
II on Aaeaohg OF Wednesday Of this week.
TIE 1R1sH Ba1olpr.-On Saturday after
moor, The uniforms we're delivered to the Irish
Brigade, The sults cost 1895 each, and are
made OF strong durable cloth, under contract
awarded by the County War Committee Il
has been already described IN our columns,
Is consisting Of gray panta1oon9, and naYJ blue
Jacket trimmed with green The men were
nttea py companies. :.ffe1lmlnary to gptng In
oeaofe tne mlntafY taAots several ot the com+
panes went 70 inc .lAke and indulged In
e"im+ Inc eaoes ana caps q q The Brigade are
TO Dc 1ulnianfa lousy Ineir officers nreea-
ger 10 Get 1nem INTO tne held, and as work in
camp tne summer making the brick barrack
close aoo upeom1oftaoie> .iney hope s2on to
nave ca!l 10 out Of door I've and duties:
TEE UH1yERs1yT CApFTA7iWe have before
referred to this spirited student corps en-
rolled ut the Chicago Unive1sisy. They have
~. = A>,-eA rA4,1 sAeeeensy VEL soa -
, 1861-06-24

!: 81 .F41an A1llax:- -The atFe Department vesp
cali ed dit last night by boutrs .boVe Dlv1.'
siou street, ~: -, . .@.:-.s, 1.,r - :
, 1861-06-24

4 GENTS WANTED ISL 200 q
Il yeaz made By any oas With $1o worth Of
PATENT STENCIL TOOLS,
Stock ennpzh Included TO retail for $15A Send for
ClrcCltl Sample Hnd Stencil Catalogue Adlr4aA A.
J.FuLIAM. no 4H4 O4vn street, St Louis No, or
ma Broadway, New York. spydsiy
BUSINESS WANTED-We
- wish to take the Agency Of fAny respectable
99saness that We may BE- entIetted with rsieI .
Advocate" !" and Commission 4gents, - South Water
ftrtet, CGiGsRo, or address ua. Post Ofce Address
"a 2 a!YiLTOE 4 DRO.'' Mount Vernon, Iowa
je17IlW
, 1861-06-24

GAx Furunza.-A splendid stock jus. received
at Wilmarth's new store, 1sa Lake seeeA -.
BeenNnA
, 1861-06-24

POSTPONED or ACCOUNT or TIE WAR.-W.
Il We11s, School Superintendent Of this city,
annources that On account Of the present war,
the meeting Ct the National Teachers Associ-
alton, which was appointed to be held in Chi
cago during the month Of August, hae been
deferred to 1862
, 1861-06-24

ZorAyE Nr4H7R1.-The boys hare got the
military measles of the zousve type, and cono
cut as red - 1ebstert. Such fnrore among
the Bt1lies md Boobies and Charlies suronever
VIA seen before. One company On the North
aide Iunhen forty tuvenilee, none Of them
out Of bihs 1t breakfast. With their Havs.
1ocks fu1l supply Of aprons arc to be put up
Il i undentood that with 1nore liberal View
of the mission Of woman In this campaign,
than prevalls in most regiments erery private
in this corps VIII bring his own nulsa For
de1d service, wicker wagons and 60 carts ara
to be provided for anwho got gravel IN their
akoea or suffer ftom stacks Of un1aps fruit
, 1861-06-24

TIE EyAssTon FRUIT FARM.-We arc In.
debtcd to Mees1B. Kidder d Knox Of the Evan
ston Fruit Farm, for sample Of their luscious
Albany Seedlings, NTH which they ars fur
nishing their patrons from ten acres now in
bearing. Aess1s. Co.'s d Hoag, in Ewings
Block, North Clark street, have them On sale,
, 1861-06-24

Tm Nrw Youx crzrn41 R. R-Ine New
York Central Railroad Company have opened
! new and handsome Through Ticket and
Freight ohee Ut No. IS South. Clark street,
opposite the new Sherman House, and ne1t
door to the TnwunR Here til Chicago rep
reentatIves, Messrs. Richmond d, Co., and 4.
". Murphy, tha wen known Western Agent
-of the company are located Tho Now. .Tork
Central are name and power with ths travel.
, 1861-06-24

TEMPERANCE LRcruRa.-H. NAcallIster
VIII deliver lecture before the Chicago Tem-
perarce Legion, on Monday eve. next, the
a4th inst4 at o'clock, At Edwards Chapel
corner Of Harrison and Halstea streets. All
are cordially invited to Attend