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, 1861-06-22

LTATE OF ILI.INCIS, County OF
~ cooS, - Superior Cont : of : Cnlcsso. Jnat
Ssons Lev. " st2ae @ George 4 Casnss E A. ana Caro-
G.1ppletaa mi Eil1a d. Appleton bis We, aoijsa
slone Robert DainhEldge. George nutedge, wlutan r.
Warue. Frederick Nx.ne, Hiram A. Tucker. kathania
O. CarneH, Samuel Haskell, William Hilsoa John L
cortaeI and k1chardB b. DoTen. In ChancerT.
Anda:.t o. :se r11'restdence Of Geor-e CatueA
"a Ca5cne ces "a - tf H Theeog P1h
Abttah Stone: Robert HslnnrtdEe, Georso RntedTe
William H. FArne. Frederick Narne, Nssnaa!e1 q
CarneA Samuel Haskell, William Wilson zaI lachaEn
B. Doyell. fourteen Of toe defenda0a ehoIa namea
having been Med In tho office Of the Cleck oa esaa
5apeF9r Gegzt Of Cnieaso n9es + asTfok
E4z. Appleton his .e AnIIs1 ifo1S; afn toeeE5 III
ick Harne Nathaniel O. tasnss h;1ne 1st q
ant nled 81 Iii ef complaint IN sald Cours tbs
ChanceTy sidc thercoI nth day of Nay 'S5 acd
fhaf mmmonds theTeupon Issued ont Of SAID Court
sRajpst said % ue Efss Monday
~ ~ = 3 81 - sa Geese L. AZ,
rsroii1a Il Csfnes his rife Theodore r. PHILIPPE W0
4h1'.S 'stnnr' Robert Bain5xtdGe George Rutleirs
.ln: Mis !sut 4 "rfn1 rhfs1t Wisn wilson "a Mesasa
as2or Court of Chicago Of Cook Couut1s On re
drst dSy Of the next term thereof to be holden II h
caeo II said County 90 ths arst Monday Of Juna l,s
sna plead. answer Or dsEar 70 tha sad complAnaars
III :
snd f5ifFod a tS1!I :eq ssG9,nz 2 ta
KEo scorE comprts sorf. snysia7s6-sV
, 1861-06-22
ELLIEOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. June 20.
Resolute, Athens, Is cy tubb1e and II sq dimen-
sion stone.
Il Loomis, Athens, II go dimension stone.
# Brown, Lockport, 90 cy rubb1e and Is sqy
dimension stone.
Old Abe, Joliet, 1900 bu corn, 1850 gals coopcrs
Ware.
Marion, Seneca, s, 400 bu corn.
Eme1ine, Seneca, $500 bu corn, go bu potatoes,
b70 hides. 9, 500 MS machinery.
DuEtfalta, LaSalle, $40 bu corn.
Alice, LaSalle. 800 hn corn.
Arkona, LaSa11e, c,5A3 bu corn.
Aurora, LaSa1le, 6618 bu corn.
Garlbaldi, Lasalle s910 bu corn, $40 bu wheat, 80
brls -four, 119 brls highWInes.
Jas Patrick, LaSalle, t, 400 bn coEn-
CLEARED. ..........J Juno M
Tide. LaSalle, 2.016 # lumber.
r E doodell, OttoWa, brl whIaky.
P NOrthFup, Joliet, 4,535 It 1Gmber IS n eh1n2ls
Caroline, LaSale, 95 24a # lumber, $500 It siding,
80 N shingles, Is N lath.
Resolutc, Athens
Thames, Marsei1les. 4,000 It lumber.
Ttoubadout, Lockport. 2,000 # lumber. 1000 It
stdipj, 40 btls salt.
II II Brown, s Lockport.
, 1861-06-22

THANCKRY NOTICE--State
~ q ns,. Geo1 Gssnn7. aa-sopeEor Court
0 wa seyaea1 ses ~ c.ss Runyoa and Laura J.
Ranyen,, his Tfs, Joseph Johnston: Charles @ s e.
nv EIssn; Fessr ksas5: Es:ls,t5ah i; fosateE S6s.,ss
1st:i s;tate N suttiss dsssassa d r:
:etsastd, the unknown Heirs cf Joseph Fuidna. d.
ee sfaaaTts Il tns aonres,ecneo Of clars Euayoa,
Lau1. h. n,,,s IT, neTse " tSs
t;e of Joel Hq,ts dsees.ed sa%.si Ha:y 1927
defendants .hoye named havias been teu ta ne ni.
ess & ~ if s e sa q
Complaint tn said suit the uckaoEn uel5, q joel
F1 "a r. a nf1Fs s Sf
te larda aese 5oeA 10 ths b!! of eogl;!ns II sala
s "a a. s e.
:4 3 Z
Clark Ran, .sd 1sara ! " rs Ine
Hn sSs nais
E5svp ns1. q ss3 Ratt!:s saas, a2
Elesson 3. Lodv!cE. Charles staf7. j. .nl ia nj.
aft 81 ef u m coa
.6e Chancerr side thereof the a0ta cay o. May
= 4 IL. o. az se
Il !a1 9aP @ II eX ay
J: :Eaq5ea ii; ~: ~ 15:f:ssa hofss Ssl csas::
asa TT q rts T. q
William h; brown. Pvter Kinney. Es='ess Z 3: Lad
tg.at.d In eald tM NJ tbs unknown Hetrs Of Jo5
R9tt!ea, deceased, and tho unknnwn Heirs Of Jo*sp'
foTr Eaii Superior Of Chicago cf Cooi suns1
the n1st day Ct the next teE 70 b. hcldeh
Junc 1851, AID niest.- anaw.r Ct d ,T to tue ssd
con- p1ainaots bill Of complaint, tbs 3ane .nd tho
matters and tnEs tseren charged and stated Will BE-
taken confessed. and cec1te entas=d szasss ypV
sefof:inR to - Pf.5eWE Wsf4sf s i9.s ~
K1xa scoTr, 6oIcdtsrs :..r Complainant
, 1861-06-22

VEssELs PASSING THROUGH WELLAND CANAL
Bound Nt9t-16th.-S Gamer Caledonia; barks
Alexander Qrom Europe), Northern Light (Fort
Erie) brig John Young echooners Wm F Allen.
\ Collins, G Andrews. Ell Bates, Morning
Light. On the 19th-Brig Christians; sehooners
G @ TrowbE1dge, Two Brothers, James Leslie, Sea
Bird, Isabella, Toronto), r Giles, Monteagle,
Condor, Tartar, Chas Walker, Baltic.
Bound East-Brig 1eabella; schooners Pearl,
Kate Robinson. Fairfield, Hyphen, Sasco, Belle
Sheridan, Empire State. Dreadnaught, Flying
Cloud, oarthsgfntnn, Melrose, A g Aorey. .Creosla.
VeRsels dfscharging at the elevator: Brig F B
Gardner; schooner Wild Rover, Matt Root, Gold
Hunter, 4 Bradley,
, 1861-06-22

'RCSTEA'S SALE. = Whereas,
I'd eIec7te AID deliver mt, tdVstd d. Arnold. i
county IiEoss Gu the It'll DIV Of Aprii a. b. ss5d
e asea asi xs sP y e ss ia s,a
Arnold. IS trustee the olio~ins described premises
n tns sc9sty Of Cook nd st4ts Of nllrots, VS. the
81 y block thirty Qua lsD IN Woeott's Addition be-
ing forty nne feet C1art street b. eighty feet deep.
3 q
tain bond bearing erca date with ea deed for thtea
teonsand Tho dollars parable u tea ea Tlta
boDd eeing numbered s1 and payable 70 Edward
Asnnfd y trustee -. and Il beiag provided there
of II Interest said principal and any portion
thereof shocld remain due and unpaid far hs OF
s hs pasea nS IN @ M u T.
teEeht should it the option Of salt Arnold his exr
cators adm.pI4ssssoEs e 4,siSns therenPon bscoHe
and II I'D b. said tra.t det provided Ia csss
S e. G.
s o e. IL
rer:.ssnsatyes or attorney should sell said premises
Nov theretore cet.ult having been nads IN the par
nent ot Ii. interest coupon % raid bond dae March
l:th TO 18th a D. ISL fur the SUM Of ono hundred and
snd ssa the as.'snec and hodes Il ssd COUPON hay.
ng e!essed 70 deeisEe ne P.1Slpa sun sad hask T..
sell tad pteE,.es notice l. hereby given hat in puT
tuarce ot and By virtue Of the In said deed
Monday August l.t D. ISL At tho hon. OF twelve
o'clock noon Of said t:ay at the rcrth door Of thu
- sfa u
the right and equity Of redemption Of sa.t janet t.
haela5 AID AatznEE5b5 EbM.Rb &: Ti ARNOLD r,u,te.
n4yIs l. MISSES. Solr'A teie5n0td
, 1861-06-22

4 8ER1oUs CRnH.-m yesterdays Police
Court three men, John LudIy, an old man
about sixty years Of age, who keeps news.
room st No. go Randolph street, Edward
Mlhou, his clerk, and one Robert Wilson,
wers examined before Justice Akin upon the
charge OF cruel and infamous outrage upon
the person Of Mrs. Francis Stanton, woman
about twenty four years Of age, Of vcry pre-
possessing and apparently respectable sppear-
ance.
Mrs. Stanton came to this city Two weeks
ago from Cleveland, to visit some friends.
Entering Ludly's place on Wednesday evening
to buy q paper, according to her testimony,
while making her purchase, she engaged in
conversation with Ludly and Mahon, which
assumed rather an intimate character, from
tie fact that all three were Bpiritualists.
During the conversation LudlY left the room.
Mahon pressed her to drink, as the weather
wss warm, and after considerable heitation,
she lmpEudent1y consented. She Ind hardly
tasted swallow before she became stupeded
to such degree that she Has unable to walk.
In this condition, Mahon took her into back
room where he outraged her.
Witness states that under the influence of
this drug, whatever It was, ahe continued in
supplied state until the following morning,
when the man Wilson took her to Cottage
Grove and there made her his victim, Al
this time she says she wM under theIuduonce
Of drugs and incapable Of Resistance,
~OnIhursday afternoon, her friends, alarmed
! ut her protracted Absence, sought and OBJ
| tatued sseistaree OF the police to ASCERTAIN
, 1861-06-22
MONETARY.

last iesue, the Marine Bank Of this city was inclu
ded among the e8 cent bank9-, re published the
list Just ~ ne got It from ono Of leading brc-
kert, and had We noticed IT, wa Bhould hare stfIck-
en- out thn Marine Bank, as It has always redeemed
It's itsues in coan. It his bnta few thousand dol
lars and all this It has tho money to redeem when
orer the bills are presented It would be fostu-:
nate for the people II they hsd more Of the Marine
Bank notes IL theirpossession. Ths Exch. Baakof
e. A..Tucker g. Co., Bank Of Northern Illinois,
Chicago Bank, and Kane County Bank, were also
In the zane IS cent list. It is proper to add that
that most, II not al Of these banks. are in volun-
tay liquidation, and the Auditor has the coin On
hand to pay in full for every dollar Of their bills.
The fact is, our brokers are sharp set, and they
are determined to be amply paid for sending bills
to Springfield On these banks 1t Is certainly safe
toeay 'don't sacrifice" Almost any Of the regular
banks will be glad to take these bills at their
face
Considerable anxiety was felt to-da7 On the 70.
cefpt Of dispatches from Springfield, stating that
no more bills would be received at the Auditors
Office after Saturday night, for tbs next ten days
OF two weeks. The reason assigned Is, that Trea-
eurer Butler goes to New York next week to pay
the July interest, End the Office cannot be kept
opsn for the delivery Of bonds during his Absence
1t Is possible, and at all consistent with his du
.,N4 "4.A D' .uaDsea. 49,, "A~A
currency would be retired. Probably that amount
viii be sold to tho brokers' and It will certainly de-
cline 10 3 cent. whlethe Auditors Office Is closed.
That would be dead loss to the people Of 800 900
Metsre. State o1cers, can't you arrange matters go
as to save that little item to your constituentsf
They arr already f1ayed alive; and not few are
edectua11y '1afd out" Spare us, VIC entreat you.
Some Of the leading brokers are buying to-day,
eince the reception of the nows, very Eparingly,
and others already offering 10 per cen. less On
yesterday's rates.
In financial matters ne have nothing more to
notice. Time must be allowed for business to
Tecuperate; for banks to settle with their dcposi-
tors, and find whether they hare any capital left,
before much Of q movement can be expected. BusI-
ness men must be content to do without discounts
for while nt least, and It Will be necessary Tor
everybody 70 4eep near ahore' ntne neannne'
We ao'lee .na1 gooa cos1euey ~ oeeoas 1 Mo.o
pients ~ Ane ota.s 49, e" 1"ss."a 80 p-.I.s
LooH out to1 snu felase nnouana = efso oAnAs'
Specie is circulating moFo freely than 1t has tor
good work 60 on.
Tho quotations for exchange have not varied
,;nee ye.ten7av,s renort. Oateide and BOARD of
T-as. .a.os 49, .hor, - .ar ,an. a,soa.,at ~.
aa,. S ,Sa.<ao. a,t - !e.,., ~ sas ..s S1N1 ~.
' Rsak sa.ss s,r.ast app,b'ea
....s '~*~o ''~"' ~ S3<s wv '--0'o
qao1asons'
h1neh4Srs BANK OF MACON. okoReA.-Au
, 1861-06-22
The Heckor Regiment

We are authorized to say that from so to
100 volunteers will be received into the Heck
Ct Regiment to rafse Its force to the maxi
mum strength Of 1910 men. Applications
may be made from city OF country to Major
Kune, 2o6 Randolph St.
, 1861-06-22
CTATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY

H., OF CQQKs s.a-supeEtar Court Of Chicago
WlNam wiaa. Horace +. waise Wulian G. G51tT{.. GuttT.
Charles 2. Waite, Haacsa R.stlay: Marion FassraE
OF James Hinn, deceAAed-In Chancsrv.
Andav!t Of The nonrestdence Of said Francis Vim
1nd William VIM: and thxt the heirs Of said James
VIM except sMd Francis and William. his brothers.
&c pn1noVn tefendAnE apo7e named. hAv1n. bce1
MED In tho cce ot ttc Clerk Of Exld Superior Court
SFGn,e1gE ,na Ness hereby K.vea e FEancs
James VIM. deceased tEat the complainant d1ed hts
hnl of toupAlns IN said Court on the ChAncerY ada
issaed oat Of ssia Court ssanss aaid Delendana r.
tutnaole on The erss Monday ct August next G551A
kow. unle,s ycu. re raid Francis Nina aad Tfu III
Vim, aud the unknown heirs OF Jan1es Vim, do
ceased shai personIY be and appear befora taid Su
pefcr Ecurt Of EetcsRo OF Cook County "a tsa 1rst
Gay # the term tEefsof 70 be holden 1t CnIcx TO- Ia
sa.d Gcusty On tae tsst Monday Of Au;u.t nett ldL
bin Of pnlnt the ean,a and the matters and thloGs
therein chisged and stated will be taken fs.sed
pIa. er Ct raId bill WALTER kIA8AL, CLERK.
y. r BURGESS, Cumptts' Sovr,
Cl4EAsc. June Sth 1851. les es6{,tT
, 1861-06-22

AND e1111 THKT CcME.-We learn that
one thousand Motmons aro on their why from
Ne* ao1k to this city, and thence to Mormo-
MIA md Brigham Young's daminionA.
, 1861-06-22
WM. Z. CUGKEH. C1HfR
L. E FoLCoTT. F1Gs Atty, Isl.eS.1+1


4 ,4AoA* e4AAR 4N 4NoA4NAs~JIsALE ~ VI
~ Illinois, County OF Cook, ea-S1parfoe Court
Of Ghlcszo: juno rc1n,- ts1l: la Chxncefy.
I:nn1on. bis xife, Joscpn J2haston. Charles Q.
bany. s4Gnel Bailey. Jonn z. Krqvn. W!lllan L
STAR IL. Robert H9She, hnc.sn lnttles nimiust1a-
kaoxn heirs It Jse Duttles, deceased Cla1t>s7 FIJI
ki1s aa1ninetrs1z Of sha estsse Of Joseph Fkas do
ce4sed Il unknown heirs Of Joseph F1lEnA decea.ed
AtrdaEit having been alta IN the oneo Of tse CLERK
eftaid Superior Ccu1t Of Chicago that Robert Hughe.
ore Of ne defe5dsata .hoye nasaed On s9s ipac;sy
ont Of this State. Notice = hereby R!en no
said Robert Hughes that the colpatnsnt ed his htU
OF complaint In Ralt Court. On tho ChAncrFy sido
thsrtot o. The txenseth caY Of NAY 1sal. aEd ta.t
.a'd Defend4nta retsssso!e oa tae nEss Monday at
Now. nnless Jou. tho said konert Hughes, shall
resserAT BE- and appear etf,re aald SUPERIOR Court
ct Chicago. Ct Cook County. tho nrst Gay Ct tho
next term thereof 70 b. holden At Chicago. In sa.d
CcuBty On the nsst Monday OF Jnn4 laGl, and plead
aosvsf er demur 70 ne sa!d somplalaanta bIn q
Complaint the G1e. 11t tho Attel3 md things TIERS
II charged acd sisted, viii be taken u confessed and
decree euteEcd 1EaiuBt according to the prayer
Of eald bill. WALTER kIADALI4 1eEk.
KNe 4 Scorr. ComplslrAnts solicitors.
, 1861-06-22

II Cook i MeLain, % Dearborn street., haro
made their pr1ce for cleaning and dyelug Gents
garments less than any Other honse In the city.
, 1861-06-22
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, june q, 1851.
The following are the receipts and ehipmsnts for
the past twenty-four hours:
, 1861-06-22
THE HOFFMAN BRAGO0N8. -
Natters Adduated-They are In for th q
War

p,11,1 AN+r -
sr1end,d comn.nr - s.., ops~ esn1uesAs
II .ts,a,n1 =, y ~ ofougnt Up
t.ka II. .es+t ,,,+.ts.s-s ~ eu01 ls'qse' @ "
utnta. s...,. eaeu1 nso oa1'eu
p,,.s,.- 49, -, sAe"n W oeao1e eApA.
a1eus1, " 9. A.s 1or tnat purpose we gave
The reafons for their course in our last Issue,
tegether with a reference to the unconplt-
men+.rv rnmora s1,o,tod hv +h;a noa-nactad
nen.afs lunofs enea1ea og tnis uaahPee'eo
holding back on the part OF the Dragoons.
Some Of our cotempotaries rnagnifed these
rrnoru and o.ra +h.n,- 71niust va,pht> and
' -1-N, 1..1 s'o - 49, - .n,, 70. g.
prominence 60 inuen ~ ~ W Sau oo' i1o@
The reasons we gave were the true ones,
s,a .,o,,1d ta 4r1,v Understood +hot +hav No,
Aau eAou.0 ~ ,'.-1s,sa s ~, .4-ss euo' ..4e5
aes receive "]ostaea. 11o o8asoons, tnen
the Washington Light CaValry, troop that
had been some years In existence In this city.
.r.-. ,r,o,n +ha a,.t ~ ~, ~,,,-,,t.... -
were among .ne n.st o. our volunteers IN
cmeago. ihe'r co1onel rendered regiment
when was accepted oy Gov. 4atea Hturned
out that Inc colonel haa only four companies
to bring with him. He took them to Spring.
held, however, It soon came to pass that the
fractional regiment lost its colonel These
four companies had hard time Of 1t at Camp
Yates and the military authorities at Err1np.
ea1d we've r,nvz1od ~ i,,7v ..t.t - ~ ~
4,s1o -1s1 "~s f1 ". ~" "uAs " " VIII
tnem, conneetea Will no regiment as they
were,
It ia scarce1y wonderful that theee hrava
Go. -. g.. ,a...o - ..@'o
os1"aos, eager ioi 7e.s4ee eaMe oac1 IRON
Camp Yates, little Inclined to distrust every
body, Their personal expenses bersn tn ac-
,n,non1a+a aoaina+ +he., and the,r,a5 w.,A.7,
s" ~ N..A 'non Pa5 "ae leu
back. They then decided to Go as they did On
Thursday, take no oath for further service un-
m areare xvare Maid +hem acd +ha-,.o,.,.,
eoutnped. ~
de1epatfon Of fhe +roon ,,,e;taa e,,;,c.
field hesded hv I,ent Retfto vh, -str-1ed
to this c1tv YESTERDAY. havIne hanni,v com.
r1etad thafr .,,ae,o, o,a hr,ra,,Ir1t;< 49,,
- nm N go,d nth rb,c,, tho H-aaao.,s ,1s-o
~ - raoto-dov .ra.t1v - the,. aat,ssa.
t,on The1 n.1ataxes e.: H. - eow,,aa -. ~.
o~..o - D..se,s,, 49, 1...I. s..ast 49,
ereata.t assha rood esa1;ae nrsr.,.ed among tbs1n
s+,vss S snd 49, the nimost Indignation aoafnst
1uoee WV 1A''1 10y n.'s--,
Asms Dosu p..a ~, w. ~ ~ ~ n-aa"1. ' 49,
.as.1 -.-aaaaa .hs,. -s,,,f.reass 90 eoe.
-aa. s - ss.z.,ea ~ r.a sa17eM,S,., - - 60 -
NN0.N1.,-.. ~ 1s 49, D - A1's .e-n-
n.11l.1a. -n s.-a.. s.s =. =, w D-euo. al1ei
1e4e11s - -'s ~ o1se =. Wv eosSn'
, 1861-06-22

Lnhins Hair Fluld, for preserving and beauslfy.
Ing the bait, rendering 1t dark glossy and imp.rt
Ing soft and natural Instro. Il admirably COM
bdnes the properties OF hair waah and pornatum.
Price IS cents. Smith l. Dwycr, opposIta Ttenont
House. .
, 1861-06-22

English and French Hair, Nall. and Tooth
Brushes, in great variety. and vary cholce pat
terms. Smith & Dwyer, opposite fremont House,
, 1861-06-22
2Receipta this week. 4.9l6,

&Receipts this week, 42is. ..
traEss nhere nay BE- slight difference In + hTnr 20 of
superintendent Of the Market, makes the follow
inE quotations:
G3a S9stiile fed An9gs n P Eso,:;
~; Grant reports thu market clear this morning
Wh1eh Mil1 glTe the rext arrivals an Advantage
stoSk Aoge xre tndemand. and sen II amal iota
they arrive. - = a.
Geo. ". Dcinaa gives the following as the
Price Of hogs this weck:
Live. Dead.
First quality corn fed, large
eize. Observation-Disclosures .4x@44c BH@5Kc
second quality, com fed...... 4HD4Hc 6H954s
First Quality, small sizes, fat
and prime, for market
butchers 4KqAHc b4eba c
Large size atin4td, -fat., 3H4A 44@5 c
Second quality, stili fed, fat.. 3K@4 4x@5 c
Small size, choice stock hogs tXl54c -@-e
, 1861-06-22
BEETES FROM DIFFERENT sTATEs.
CLOSE or Tile NARKET,

owirg to the considerable saies on Moud.v. ssd
Eery extensive sales Yesterday, there were but few
Bulceks left for sale to day, and these were soon
closed out at prices that make the average Of the
market full as good ~ 1aet' week. It would hare
been better owners and brokers had not lost con-
hdencc in their power to demand An advance,
which they did III consequence Of not being able to
concentrate the trade 80 as not bring all the buy
crs face to face with the Eeets, 20 as to see whist
was the strength Of the demand.
The quality Of the stock this weak is very good,
tncluding good many Western dietiIery.tcd cat
tie, and the number from ulfnoI9 nstonishes every
one, even those who are we'll acquainted with the
great resources Of that State.
The sa1es to-day have been very slow, at the
prices current at the close OF business last night
which were s. Or IS q heaa better than at n0on
This vas octasioned BY good many country
butchers who came in during the afieruoon-me1
who 90 not usually come till Wednesday, but hav--
ing got bit with adrnrced prices last Wednesday,
concluded TO Try Tueeday evening, and got BIT
again that il, had to psy moEe than they probably
YOU'D have had to pay to-day for the aanc bul-
Butchers arc beginning to complain Of the light
weight ofSteers that hare been out on grass, and
gay that salesman all estimate them too high their
lCoks being more improved than their weight or
yield q TAT. The general quality this week very
1Atf. The weather todAy Is quite cool for the sea-
eon, AID favorable to the catue traac-
, 1861-06-22

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Can you enlfghten mo, and through me many
1ency-sha: is quotsd IN zuuE paper as being good
funds. Is 1t the estate Bank OF Iutiana' and its
branches? Now here We don't see my such.
Those IN. circulation are bills Of The Bank Of hs
State Qf Indiana" and branches. Are they equal
II Eoodf Yours truly, JAS. FRAsEn.
ASsWEn-There is no Is State Bank OF Indiana
in existence. That institution expired four or
five years ago by the limitation Of its charter. Its
place Is occupied By the " Bank Of the State Of
Indian" which was chartered Immediately an the
demise Of the other,
, 1861-06-22

$500 Of ILLINOIS, COOK
~ 7,et GpTuaTx T Ss;.e.ssapsror Court Of Cnlcaza
BTeTt9R S1sT R f1ds!ph + apsi,G4 SeE Wisn b1an
Jordan a9d Orlando Bellows, inpsested 9;th AtoeHs
a,rp9 nSfat taesen T. q h e l. Russell Benedes
s:mel - y T91s "a Aaron Z
Ap q sc1fs !es 70 make nsry . Judgment ~
F.5na. n PLEADED q atreaaid, thas wit ' o. .s
the Clerk Of the Superior Court Of hcs9o ~, 81
- G.J Of June !sa! 4 sae sult d Se sasd has
pleaded . Aforesaid tor The sum liz h11dred and
NM doliass directed to tho shertH Of Coot EnnetW
e1lc4 sad wit has been returned executed 1'
Nov. therefore, un1es. on. TIA raid Farnhsua I'm,
PLEADED ~ atorctaid, 8bsn personally b. aad spnrar
nefore The said Superior Court Of Chicago or befcr
the Art day Ct the term thereof 70 be- ho!en !: ts
EoQst Home. IN the CIT Of Calc.So tbs 1fsi Msn.
10 the eald plaintiff sction JUDGMENT will Be entered
aganst 3ou. and IN favor Of tho sad Burgess aad 70
Mush Of tt property attached may ba sufficient .
sat-fJ tbs k&1e. ~
jete57I@w WALTER EHHALI. c1err
, 1861-06-22

SATURDAY. June I'd, last night Of The successful
E1tIavag+nza Of
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
Mss Ada Webb. Beautr.
5!l Beast.
ME Jrhu Quill
Gr uulon-..... ..As. Old Pump.
TIE CORPS DE- BALLET is RosR Dups-
Lords-AeAsts. arayer, Cline, Uhl, Marble, Ao1daunt
and Deuntson. .-.
The e1,TayaEa1xa will be revived with better cart
than when nfst produced; and all Its ortiual Scenic
Beauties and Magic Changes. Facilitating Dances 81
the Gale si.teEsr and songs Duett Qaartetts. Qun-
tetts and Choruses. and new and
PATRIOTIC FINALE,
II In active preparation the Grand Fairy Extra
vaganzA Of FAR ONE WITH GoLD1E LoCKA*
, 1861-06-22

The IR1aA Dn1aADE.-We learn that the
Irish Brigade are to receive their uniforms to-
day. Their shoes and caps will be Delayed q
little in their delivery. Our readers may be
interested to know that the army tai1ora do
not measure each man, but make up the
clothing in sizes. When the uniforms aro
ready for delivery, as to day, the tailors 60 to
the barracks with the clothing and measure
theheight ofeaeh man, and giTe him garments
Of corresponding size. As consequence,
come soldiers get better fits Than others, but
It does quite as well In the army, where no
light fitting attire Is wanted.
The best brands Of German Colognes, also a
large variety Of other popular brands. Smith &
Dwycr, opposite fremont House. :
, 1861-06-22

TOR SALE-House and Lot, 231
i Wabash avenue. The house was well built. md
has gas and Eater The Int il tn part of the
Division Address L. HJSS1TER, Lake Forest,
te.2 f9156m -
, 1861-06-22

LITTER Lrsr will be found on the inside Of
thts mornings TRIBUNE.
, 1861-06-22

MORE TRUTH THAN PoETRY-123 and LIS Dea1-
born street.
Case d Parmlee's-StrawbezTles and Cream.
Case d Parmlee's-Fine Ice Cream.
Case d PAtm1ee'e-A Good Dinner.
Case d Patmlee's-A Cheap Supper.
Case Parmlee's-An Excellent Breakfast
Case & Palmlee'e-Nos 123 and LIS Dearborn at.
That's the place, and no discount On that. jag!
The most popular English and French Oils and
Pomsde, always on hand. Also large variety Of
goods In this line, Of the finest quality, imported
and American Smith l. Dwye1, opposite TEe-
mont House.
B1AcKnEnHT CORDIAL, valuable medicine for
summer, prepared in superior manner, by E. Il.
Sargent, Apothecary, Randolph aud State ets,
Fine Toilet Soaps, unsutpassed for perfume,
from the most celebrated English. French, and
American manufacturers. Smith & Dwyer, oppo-
| sitc fremont House. .
, 1861-06-22

NoT1.-Q4otations Qf sales oIpsn IN 1als Aarke
Repost, ass s.hder.tood to 81 ym good eotFe'tt2t
CURRENCY, An&ess oktey1eiss 'std&<1.
, 1861-06-22

MILITARY Books s-U. s. War Department IN
4antry Tactics, $1.3s; scotts Tactics, s. Il Har
dee, $L62; Zouave Drill, by Ellsworth, $1.0o; The
Young Recruit, $10o; Cavalry Tactics. BY War
Department, 81 So; Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan,
x16o; Army Regulations, 1851, $168.
MAFs--Colton Map Of the United States, 6oc;
Map Of ths Seat OF War, t1-smal1 Soc; Appleton's
Maps, sc each; Lcyds Railroad Maps, CSC each.
All free by mall from the Military Bookstore Of P.
S. Shetl D net. lea 3t*
Coemetques, Ill sizes, round and flat, black,
brown, and white, from Lubin. Ptyer, ooudray,
Rimell, Bazin. etc. Smith & Dwye1, opposite Tte-
mont House.