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, 1861-04-27

The Rh11foad RoTR ana Tho War;
He have before referred to the ready alao~
rlty with which the railroad employees hare
enlisted In the cause Of their country. Avery
striking exhibit In support Of the statement Is
the following. list Of employees in the service
: Of the Ga,ena and Chicago Union Railroad In
t1.lis city, now among our Illinois Volunteers,
nearly sixty IN number, and most Of them now
in the field in active duty, as will be seen BY d
list Of. the companiee:- ,,-::.:, :.-.7, .:,.,
John Achof; eng1neer,A t1tery; 5a.: Mcconnell,
Whitney, do do: Fhos Gilbert do do; g =.
noyntoa Do do; Chas,. 1ugerto!l do dos EDWARD
p dRatfs essma1 sa assss zpSsvss' 6 Co. Fohn %5itey
d, do; Pa. connele, do %. r DissenhacA. do do:
Nelson Al'en, blackt.atth, Zouaye. comnany r: r
Dauitl sts1, T. e. German Rifles; Patt Regap, cop.
Boiler maker, 1rieh Regiment; VIM. RILEY, do,
1oi Thqmas Creighton, machinist, Zouarea, CO. 81:
e. wagner do, do, Co. 4 Fred. Rutler, do, do,
do@5se Fns9E DO: DO; Harry Egs d. DE-
mechinlet, uighlsnd Guards, Company 4;
Shas E. Brydges. clerk General Ticket Office. Ar
hesd ea 81 nsLan fasS ds Dc EnsEa ~ s Ksgt
Faulkner, clerk out freight, Harding's Co; chas.
Mcknight, do, zouaves Co. A.; J schermerhorn,
s1S g. R a. do DeS as sts feS s
/ EagemaD, ZouaVes Co. c; e. F. Gage, do, do, do
Frank cnlkins, do, do, Co. F: John Cook, do
William Kent, do: James 4. JacksoD, baggage
man,, Artillery; John Leary, haggageman, do;
John E: Bisaeli, brakeman, do; Hoface Greenfield
do, do; Jno: F. u,mau, DO, zouaVe 20, 4 F. p
Brown, do, Sterling Co; Moecs Jackman, do, Rum
reg Guards; ". II. Fl. Thomas, co, Zouave Co F
D. Il. Rcgan. do. do; Edward Davis, do. Rife
Brigade; George Ketehum, d. Zouayc Co. F; "
i. Triton, do, do: Andrew Banks. do, ARTILLERY
John Basteda, zuuave Co. T; H. A. Hawey. do
do; A 0. HaWey. d. Go: John Cotford, do, Iriei
Brigade; Geo Mitchell, do, Zouave Co. F.
| Besides these men, almost every station
along the lire Of the road has lost more or leeI
of the employees.
, 1861-04-27
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

FRE1GHTs- Pro,, Ma WPan. Tpan y y 16ois
10 ie pfop Free Sale N9 to s1qxa nHas 70 9bsa4 saf
RnffaiGnnn r Srh.- War - a 1aate' We'll y
IN n VA r. ~ oen4 11as'e5' eosn' TO bansle
Fi'fsr7R .Raca1ved ss= bb1, ,r.xho.
firm SaIes "a hh}s ..1h;ou1 S.t h, rks. vef}
m tr,, $50 hn,a no5 rnud bot, nat ~ g. 1.
~ III t-~e NJ Gou auaou nuoP epilng c2tfaE
a. At q S1J & bI'e y noop sPs5nS eSt1a:
hhis = Emafsr ~ ~ a * 5ei IN hhs ~ ~ II
ern Indiana; Whitc Nimer nj ~ n, p dei ooo hhIs
:. na,o;, It;,v.+ n.; t "a ~ ~ ~ * Sp's
!. .Dasto- G;y..s r. * Fo'e usA'' 4uo oels
, 1861-04-27

9nA1E~Wheat 1lae better, With moderate ex-
;poft and ONE trade demand. alsp fair specula-
inquiry sales $500 bn inferior and common to
e11ss 1snEt9g = at si11@ % deli 6So9 bq red state
atilwankee club at sias deI; i6so b wlnter red
west ernat $l.a@183; 1900 bu red Jeraey at 4t.a0;
4oo bu white Canada at $3.50; 12,6o0 bu white
western at ST. .40@1 Sc. Rye dfm and IN good re-
fe.ior to prime. Barley dull and declning; Gales
4o9 bu q etate, at 5o@5sc-ths inside price in
; etofe. :Eor9 armer, with pretty good demand for
export and home consumption; ea1es 4, 600 bush.
yellow; 70Ke for old do; IS for dew nGftssta
yellow; TIC for white tsouthern. Oats In fair re-
quest. at 25@3!c forWestern and dCpRada; 36@37c
ff5 fanst stats small l0ts + triasa1ee these quota
PRos!aIoNa- dill and declining. Sales BOO
brs at S,ss7gls 80 for mess. SO 80 for prime, H.
ciuatnE o01 btls mesa at buyers option to August
9ah; aE Beef quiet without quotable change Sales
70. country Tess, 50 87@105o for gepaeked mear
Prime mess beef quiet and unchanged. Sales q
tieress lrdia mess at $i9; Beef hams quiet at S1s
@15 y Cut meats unchanged Sales $50 pigs
at 61{ {@6A for shoulders, sk@sX for hama. b
eon dull. Lard heavy and lower
Gales rs bhle At 9st @1oK, chiefly 10. Prime but
selling at 100l5c for Ohio and 15@2oc for state
Cheese steady a. 7@1o4( for inferior to prime.
GRoCERIEs-Sugat-RaW dull aud unchanged
GALES as hhds Cn6a at 44@5K by auction: 10
hhds prime Porto Rico at 5tGeX. Molasses quic
and unchanged; sa1es 100 hhds Cuba mutcoYad
ct e; GO hhds Porto Rico at 30 By auction; Is
bbls N o at 25x@s0c.
srocKs dull and rather heavy. Chi l. RISK
Nil Miss ~; G & G Q SO; Pauams 99As; BEAD
ing 81; ny Z Tx; Hndeon Sd bonds IS; Fri
boads OF 'G2 s.: Tenn 8. u; Treasury 12s look
s 5s Ct z 75H; cleTe Toledo a2A. e; q
s. sR e j. MaSssG s5sdd q Mo HaFss g i
| Va 6b 10; u 63 81 85%, coupons.
, 1861-04-27
mARKETs az THE LATEST MAILS,

.RurrA1o, April 2t.-Fiour. demand moderate,
and prices shade easier, but without qnolabla
change Inquiry confined principally to the bets er
grades. Sales 400 bbls at $5@5 l2h iur extra Ohio
and Michigan, and IS 5016 OJfor dnuhle cxtras.-
Whcat-tha market IL duh and heavy, md parties
are from to SC apart in their Views for i'll des-
cripsiuns. Corn dull. at 40c for new, and 43c for
Found lots Of old from store Oats quiet, at 23c
and e4c from Wagons. Berey quiet, at 54GD5Sc as
II quality, Rye quiet, and nomtnal at 56GG5sc -
Peas-taDadian field Unfair request FOR seed, at 80
@55c for fair to choice. Seed-Timothy dun at
5. 81 fur anadaD, and So IS for Illinois. Clover
81 10. Mtllet dull at 75c.-ddCertleer.
PHILADELPHIA, April a3.--There is more firm
ness la the markat, but there is little or no de-
supply the hene trade at about p evio1s rntes in
cuulng come 200 brls at 81 is for scraped, s. a5m
5 80 for common and good western and Peuneyiya-
MIA and euperdne, S. 6sN @5. .s7H for extra, $Gm
p for extra fsnlily, and 50 5oG725 q brl for fan-
cy brands as In quality. The receipts and rtorks
are moderate, and most holders refuse our IoBest
figures at the close. 1iye -four is held at s3.50 4
bril-, with small receipts and salc=. Corn meal Is
more inquired for. Pa, meal is scarce at S. = trl
Grafn-rhere Is ] fair amount Of Nheat Offering.
but the demand for it IL limited, and the market
dull. Sales OF 4@5 900 ba ara renorted at 81 $50
80 Tor winter red, il store, mostly at the latter
at 81 400 las; and 800 bu Kentucky do on terms
kept private. Rye IL selling in small wav at CSC
for Pa. Corn Is rather dull at previous quotations,
With sales Of 100 BIZ to note at 62c for prime dry
southern yellow a4ost, and Gle iu store mostly at
the former figures. oats are firm, aud 800 bu prime
Pa sold st 33i8c In store. The receipts are 1rht.
Barley and Malt are qyiet.-Buuctta.
, 1861-04-27

NEW YORK, April a6-F1ouH-Advanced 5M
10c Q br1, with moderate d=mAnd for export ard
home consumption, with fair sepeculative inquiry.
sa1es a.. % ,brls at IS l0@520 for super stete
$5.2596 IS for extra state; s5.1o@5.25 for super
ira western S 5s@s IS for shipping brands extra
runnd hoop OHIO; $5,e0@7, fer trade brands do
market c!osiug firm with no eel1e1s Of good extra
state below $5.35. Canada Aour has advanced.
for common to vefy choice extra Rye -four sell.
ing at $a1o44., Corn meal nsuly held, with fair
demand; eaies 800 hrls Mtrah't caloxtc at $3.16.
hsl& as 1ajS91sHa
, 1861-04-27


Nor1cE.-Rev. N. Colver, formerly OF fremont
Temple, Boston, will preach tomorrow moruing
and evening, In tho Tabernacle Baptist Church,
Desplain street.
Bishops Chapel, corner OF Washington and
Peoria streets Services at 1ok a. m., 4p. H. and
~ in the evening. Seats free.
The third Sermon Of the couree to Young Peo-
pie will be delivered tomorrow evening. in St.
Johns Church, Union Park, b. Rev Dr.. Clarkeon.
Rev. W Il. RYDER will repeat his Sermon, By
request, at It Paul's Church on Sunday evening,
Col, Taylor's Light Artillery will b. present. and
the choir will sing 50 The first Gun is fred
The Fist Christian Church meets every Lords
day on Monroe street. b5tween Aberdeen and
Racker straets, West side. Preaching next Lords
day by II. n. Lord, Evangelist, at 1QK g. II. and :
P. N.
Church of the Ascension, Protestant Epiecopsl
on Oak street near Wells, North Division, Divine
services every Sunday morning at 1oK and in the
evening at ~. Sunday School at * q. n. Rev.
". Il. Cooper, Rector. -
Rev. 8. H. Graham will preach in the United
Presbyterian Church, corner Of JefferEou ant
Washington, tomorrow at tho usual hours 1ox a
N, and 3 2. N. ~
, 1861-04-27

MORTGAGE SA~ E.---1yher*na,
471- WIZ An 5 M'w,l1,a~.. did. or tia naesee. u
az Of te 7oer ! he gar Q! !na Lera en-, t.ous a7t
il !. to t.: nt ~ asl Ii: cerl.in nj. IT, ~ a+sL
Mss[inE M a.; = n d; t yes ;oesa = ,nvs,tnx ~
nt F sF@ 5 Saar - ds,fs5; g. fs e,cS W
so:c.i"cly ca sl.:w!., ut. rat At per eras.
assa l:d Rt p ~ ssy Sn!f ia aud t1:s u
County sc o. ia n, 3sase ot u y, In 'ok 4 4
IS aR 4 % a. S:Gasss u r. a q ~
rotes Aas TIC - NJ ii; VIII lily ate ard ur-aia
l5xs: i "a ne vestcdi AID b. IL, a:Is
P;s5s . - il; a. ~ dag 81 r., ,s{ 4 .: LIZ ;s1
:: a., l:Irt ii 5,st tns e. oft ic sr5 sel + az
j: .acs,n /, t:e Is4ess btiderf 80 sii ta III.
haS t. shs i &C., ad t. fs a' 1 i r u H s. ,!s:: e
sams p.e@.ses l-:es:oet n aAt coa.s:.a BY Aad
Sssessors tiSIso = - # z5n:n e:.oas{{ quarsr
EIt: range fourteen y TIE It: o. Cheaso. af r:
a. s%fi s Il ass; & s. u !: I
{,; {GALsEP & H1;cncooS, a:s!s.
GHAICERY fz0T'CE-S!ate &
Ta sis TEstas Esst;sy { -
= ~ sn r. a 4sS;s 5n3G ESs; Y ub41s III 5c , @ 81
IA, r III ,-.s - eattt stoiDEI* ua'sa
M Ss,l 1i:as5 a s;s5t! e Is 55s? II =
+ = Mas: W!ll42 Bailey, seHs.l 10 ~e, ]: Y.
Ha3r$. ita;asun 4 X kirk, l. Euei. !:srsea
A5st5E, David = :,:ti ;. T. 4 rug. b. E:sa
!sn;2- Es>t y Williams. J+ha \. IA =aoa, Ess-aa
eeFss IL spsis:. Wsaf:!.5 +. estf slri.s T. Thunss
T5anps2a. GaorE= 4 Drj1-, Caar.ss {, Alea aud
Edwin Hoyt-E IEaI'ctr:.
Aadav1t Of TIE n3n fcAit:.ce Of william r, Lore
Easka:s: Hoio4F: ss:ales t Y ssafS. Bid : .:
GsEI ozGs = s-1a1. tharl=s G. All n. :dwtn Boy,
Jai34 =: Jeh4sJn, X ], Entl Warren Sesto1 e:d
9ol1 NAsSu, touTteel OIL If 1a aaova aass4,
aasng 1sen tsa ta tAe chce C: tbs CLERK Of saIG 81.
perto7 Cs.uTs Gf -hica 20
SstI "a .s hereby given to the said william r. Lows
VIZ. EsaoEi L"c A~ocd. Gi !ecu Scull, Jr., Geer1s
HlcHlsm, AolbS-t o71=I+a l. ". Hen7y, Earid o.
4et Geofsf q. Brya4;. charles G. Alle4, 8dT1a H.yI
ya,nss y. John@on. \. ]. Fuel, Warren Newton a,i4
son taat r. Compliments llea ther bll q
on tae Eth day ct Asrcn, H. 1S,l, asa that SUE.
n3ns tasrsuPon lasad OF eaId C7utt an1t raid
4F11SE1atS Feturnaotn II TIA dr51 MGEGay CT April
~ fe1 az = BY law required Aad fter ards, 70 Sit:
~ ns r. Day e april ta*re sued af said Esnr
c2 th5 nEse Mondsy II May next mi.
EoE, ttE fO7a uale~a y1E sail William z, Loyt.
}Ey: ,:.E Bsn71; iscxvood ai1eo1 Gull Jr George
JatAes y: jnh9k.n- A. j. nn.', Warren EeH tor and
sas.l superior ja-t x ca ceso ot Cook Eou r. "a
ts hfss naE oi t1e lsat eVa1 III "a TO ,: lo1te at
plh:nAnts bal Of ,ualant TIL sa:1e az tie at;tf
aae talnS tessi1 SbagX-si aod -tate :s b takgr Al
to the prayer II .n!l Il l. WALTER IL iMBIgL
G4LLrP s H1TcHcncK. CteSx
fH55Tnf9 rE.o.x r
, 1861-04-27

We leaca from the proprietor Of, Floyds
psuny Pot thai he yesterday received from
4as Ll,nnas Central Railroad train hands some
tRo hundred OF mo-e letters and pacs ages
s@zt by our gallant volunteers IN the camps to
their friends in this city. Many Of these let
te1s whose contents dare been shown us ind1-
eate tne boys s1a in good spirits, and already,
though On 30 considerable OCCASION, enough
hta osea shown to declare them possessed ol
tbs right Hna Of pluck.
FeUrth Ward MfakIans New York.
more Recruits.
The Rev. Mr. Van Meter, who brought to the
Wet. the first company Of ' Little Wanderers y
his Just placed In good homes 6fty.two more.
This ia the twenty seventh company ts.,tE
sPastcr OF the little children" +" has PLACED ir
thehomes where they ehall hunger 70 more,
He has recalTed into his Home for Little Jyon
dercrs nearly one Thousand during tie pa.
year The friends Of neglected Children vii
hold mass meeting In Metropolitan Hall neg
slbbnta ?. n. at " o'clock. AL the Missio,
and Sabbath Schools are ..eauested to be pre.
sat. The Mission Schools will occupy th
galleries. Mr.. VanMeter will relate eom
deeply Interesting incidents connected Wit
hts Eprk.
, 1861-04-27

CHICAGO, April Is, 1851,
4. regular meeting OF the 'ssturges Rifles
held at their rooms in Do1e's Building, roll
having been called, Mr. Steel stated the OBJ
jeets Ct the meeting. The following were
unanimously elected officers:
James s:eel, Captain.
: n. E. Sheldon, lst Lieutenant
n T. Foster, I'd Lieutenant
Ihe following were appointed Committee
to DRIFT rules Tor the company until accepted
into service: James Steel, n. E. Sheldon, H.
T. Foster, Mr.. Prtble, Mr.. Kline, Mr.. Spencer
and n. G. Fu.le..
DElA hours-lo to -; 8 to $, and to Q
o'clock. On motion the meeting adjourned.
". G. FULLER, Chairman.
Euas, r, WILLIAMS. Sec'v.
, 1861-04-27
Attention I

IVA THE YOUNG RECRUIT; A MOST
}4@$ak useful book on Tactics, Ellsworth Zouaye
.Sdkss Dsil1. Hard1e.: Scott: and auy other book
.n tne sclenee Of War will be found at Sherlock d
693eSstore, 9 II Dearborn. Orders By mail attend.
; e1 w. = = = nD17x3t
, 1861-04-27

oook d AnIAins as Dearborn atreet, hava
nade &neaf price soF easaning md dyeing gents
6s1assas lsas than a13 othas houss In tho city.
, 1861-04-27
ServfDG for our Volunteers.

Editors Chjcagn Tribune.
Al ]. H. McVlckar has kindly offered to fur
nish room to the Ladies tor the purpose OF
making the uniforme needed bycur volunteers,
wound inform The ladies have Sewing Ma:
chine and E practical baud to run it, at theiI
service whenever needed. I can be found at
IT South Clark Street, sny time from A. u.
till & P, If, c. P, Ward.
, 1861-04-27
TEJ1STEEsS SAFE, .vnaras.

/ fE'EU5TEE'S SALE. -- Whereas,
A.n ;asat e5e:u!ed and asnva.ea = ne. the 1odaS.
pFanl:ts: g5Sa Gt = s. en5hxeSRg rs he
dzsca6sd f5r fni c it d 1hfsh sd nets.
ense rED{ Eads t. .se Record Of sa Dead witch
@ 5a9 Eea1 q IIlst W$s dai ;GG sded IN the kecos:
os e csak atsa E fsea ssss
II the petEa1. Or sAtd pr ,r:t.sT Sote and appa-
az S9 @ b. 1eS ad H. 2 e = y III aa aa EFoo sas
a2d IS tus # the power t! said Deed of trust COZ.
tslEe5. AID fcr taa gofroses therein expressed.
sasii ssl It psbi'c aaeos At tSe aof3 5eor Il IL
Court Eouse In tss CITY Of Chicago in the ttus Il
br1nS i ssh for tho prrpaaea Ia said Ess - T71sf
expressed at Ten O'Clock the forenoon On S4turtaE
81 sts Il ea. az & as,e.d a4E Il
i tse Couaty of Coax aa stats # Is:sna;r sow:t-
Ecn;cenc!n; at potat IN tbs cert7a Of tie County
eighteen {ls> Foz,a fart; .ore III EanEa tou.sss 9
esst tnelc- running eat 70 Ito tast e 4 Tie cofh-
aGaSsE r. Of ae qaa1teF f said Ton
sfs5ssa faF5ss' e e. csn e. q Z
ae EectEe OF aatd read to Ila place OF Beginning cos
saa9S about oG. Ant- ehaIi ftHj acre noro Il lsr1
xh tae aq!lt!n. thereon; togettcr Win ~
iIgaE ute esaea. ard equity OF redemption Of said
ses Il II hsa e sSa z asq te I'D p1
Chicago. Aarcs is:s. isd,. q" ''@>'>111' A1 ~'"'e
ess::a sa" A'at cna u P'asS Gregory: 7ru..ss.
Thcabave s,ls . further postponed to Friday assa
so:ssd caAS /. aREaoaY. Trustee
The ah-vo 81" IS te:eby furthsz postponed to Aoz
~: tae 9TH da5 q: ~; IS ,ss sana nos! AID
ap:i e6 Sti
, 1861-04-27

~ THERE WILL BE MEETING THIS
H3 evening at ~ o'clock, at the old Armory
4f OF the Light auard, on Dearborn street,
-4-N opposite the McCar1ell House. Mem.
hers OF the old volunteer Fire Department and
their friends are invited to attend.
F. A. B1Aao, sec'y.
, 1861-04-27
Atnntn1igaip11 @frthauts.

M 8. NICHOLS g. CO. HAVE
lHG opened at 1853 South Water street. cbica1o,
f.ensra3 Eo@ mission house, for lie purchase aud
fsaie az araias Flour Pfoy!slans &c. and socIt
Igan.eoss and ordeE Io parties accessible tx = III; M
MIwsukee q Hcuse Nicno1s, rrtt d Co think tSey can
give such s4perioI at7AntnHes. apIan!-ty
IL s, HIC1oEA c. =. 6AA1a. - --1-
, 1861-04-27

" For AMI operation upon your teeth, os fox
fzafsoE Artificial work of any desirable style, call
N p1. Ahaugh, no. 81 West Randolph st.
jassa
, 1861-04-27

no BUSINESS MEN.-A gentle
sirns aitnation, Il familiar with nookkee p!ns ard
astiye and slthfut II the dischargat duet: - t
nish the most satisfactory testH oaials Il1t -.
e1nploysys aud otherf. Address "A1FLt. ~
Tr1b une 0tfce. "f--~.s
, 1861-04-27

ARMY NURsEs.-A special meeting oi 1nGee
ladies only who expect to 60 as nnlkes in the
srmy, will be held in Bryan Hall, On Saturday
afternoon, at half past o'cl,ek, fer insruc-
ton, &C. By request Z. B. TuTTLE-
, 1861-04-27
Atsenttonl Il1trots Engineer, Sapper
aud mLneF orpx.

NA MEMBERS OF THE ABOVE CORPS
y18J will meet a. Geo Sseele's Building, FORM
ss8 et1y Board Of Trade Rooms northwest
cornzr Of S0nth Water and La.ale btrsets. for the
purpose ofdrlll. Let all member, be promptly on
hand, alsp those desiring to enlist.
ARTHUR e. DUcAT
ADoLPa u. II1RzEH,
ANTON N1EMAN,
, 1861-04-27

.IN 1CTa1 0Nl4 Y IIN &1HR.-Nn2El88
EuaE IN Attend to TIA CLEANING Of prtvy vaz1lta
T1QE1nE q 4esAle 111nrs aud 4ny u4epsfr 7fn4ftEF
9{, 9nc5s aisss&ea GaSz K191 Chicago 70 Boz 4I40
a@@sss~ss HSsapps &FseaEaas ef&xa&
, 1861-04-27

Having estimated the amount required to pay
the neces+asy expenses wsge4 and sa'aries Of The
Police Dep artmen. NJ der their charge and CONTROL
having estimated the amount required for repairs,
Station houees ii said city. and tine necessary
penses to be incurred in the execution Of criminal
process In said city, and the Of order
came to be the enm Of sixty Six thousand, two
1naared dollars, And the Bard Of Police for the
Gy 81 SnicaEo. report as requisite and Deedtul to
oe faleea ny fhe Clty OF Chicago, for the ensuing
year 'or tue Pulfce Department under con14 ol and
charge Of said board The sum Of eixtystx ihout and
two hundred dollars. - 0'~'' -
AL Of whichfs respectfully submitted.
A. COVENTRY.
FRED. TuTTLE,
WM. WArHAN
, 1861-04-27

Ed{to=s Chtc1go Tribune:
Whist provision, if any, has been made by
the militia Iav of the State for Chaplsius in
tbs srmy? Oar best ci:izers ara Interested
IN this matter. IT M such provision exists,
the present Legislature should attend to the
matte: without uelay. E.
, 1861-04-27

Any packages or parcels intended for any
OF tie members Of the Chicago Light Artii-
lery. can be lett at the Armory, On Albums
street, and they will be forwarded with the
quickest dispatch. Col E, TAYLOR.
, 1861-04-27

20" An shousd net tal orsaa tas sayeztasstnea
asPso& Wood IN u days psPss. uhly
, 1861-04-27
Tuesday EVENING, april 70. 1851.

Total--.... 22307 49075 .... go.
The high rate of Eastern exchanges, and tue IT.
gent destreto getrid Of currency, caused armness
in all kinds Of prodnce this morning. There was
an active inquiry for Flour but sne offerings were
light and the market firm, with sales Of 5000 bbls,
atS4650510 for Spring extras, and $500 for White
Winter extras. There was also q good demand for
Wheat but holdersa higherpr and the mar
ket was not so ac.ise-about 40 600 bnehels having
changed hands at an advance Of Keeper bu--elosing
firm, No. was sold at s5556c for common currency
anil 9o36c for preferred; No. 2 sold at 92@93c 70.
common currency, and s9Ac for preferred. Corn
WIS firm, and prices ruled 19c higher, with sales
Of Canal Mixed at a451c aloat; aud III rtore at
333a@34c-subject to &c storage. Oats were firm
and 1c higher, with Balss Of No. ut 21c-2c eto.
rage. Ryo and Barley quiet. Nothing do
Ing in seeds. Highwlnes steady at lo@1ehc.
Provisions quiet and nominal. Freights dull. A
propeller Tas chartered at lie for wheat to Buffalo
, 1861-04-27

CAPT. LIGHT, FIRST LIEUT.. DUDLY, AND
Ii Second Lieut. Freeman OF Company E., Yates
N Pha1aux, are recruiting at No. 00 Randolph ct,
u Persons Wishing to join Company under ex-
pcrienc5d officers, will do well to join the above
COMPANY,
, 1861-04-27
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LAUScA-At Miller d Hoods chip gard, on
the North Branch, On Thursday afternoon,
very earcessful launch Of new steam tug
came off 1t IVES built for the Messrs. Prinii-
VILE, md ID the largest ting ut this port, with
The exception Of the Mcqueen Her dirnen-
saors are as follows: Length IS feet, beam Il
fast, depth Of hold s feet. She is equipped
with two very powerful IS lrch engines, from
"arElngton's Vulcan Foundry in this city.
aae il ta'd to bs perfect model Of beauty and
strength, and will be very valuable addition
to. the Messrs. Prlndiyille's eteam tug fleet,
sas ID Famed the 81 Union"
FGs1LEER CoMPAHY.-A muster roll hts
been opened for the enlistment Of corps Of
sixty picked men as Fusileera, for Bridges,
bteastvorks and Fortidcations, which isbe!ug
formed, no recruits under feet 10 being re-
celVed, Of the ages from 70 to 50. John VIII
aon, = wtllknown railroad man, has opened
hls Place for enlistment, under the Matteson
Eouse,
HE ILLINOIS RANGERS Capt FulIer'e fine
cavalry company now numbers 120, and hut
1eT more will bs received. Their drilItoom
at the Arnory Is Waited by many spectators.
On ona one Of these occasions few nights
sines, rs atoken of appreciation Of Capt Full
lef aad bis corps, the firm of>Aessrs Hairless
4 Parker prase ented the commander With Their
eAaek for $50.
U Tbs Seamen's Brigade will meet TO day
a 10 o'clock at their rooms In Lind Block, for
dill By order, q. DEAL, Captain.
The Company met last night and elected
1sary Deal, Captain John Lyle King, 1st
Lieutenant: and VIM. johnson, Orderly Ser
gsart, The remaining officers will bo elected
Nhen tbs Company is fall.
CrcKADEs.-McNa!ly, The newsman On
Dearborn street, has just received a quantity
ofcockhdes that in y1e and finish evince and
declare tho highest sentiments of patriotism.
Thy are to beworn by everybody nowadays
Grace CHURCH PAR1sn The ladies of
Graes Church are requested to meet at the
aesldencs oI B. +. Hadduek, Esq,, 22a Michi-
gan avenue, at 8 o'clock F. T. tomorrow, (sat-
afday,) to perfect arrangements for the sup
ply Of baadAges and lint, aud send aid and
comfort TO our brave volunteers. Let there
b fnn attendance,
Mrs. B. r. HADpuCK,
Mrs. J. N. LooAIs.
-. Ara, !. q. LOOMS
FIEsT FREsBYrERIAN CHuRcH.-The ladies
Of the Fist Pfesby erian Church are request
ed to NEST In the Pastors study st the church
this {satu1dey) ae.eEnoon, 1t 2x O'Clock. to
prepare bA-oRges and lint for cur volunteer
Ha1t worn linen and cotton will aid the work.
Asa Humphrey, !
Mira Dickinson, }Commtttec,
" Mrs. j. ": Smith,
WAZTEn.-The Minnie Riae Bullet Moulds,
which the original company Of Zounves had at
. the Arn.ory. PARTIES knowing anything Of
thsu; or any other bullet nzalouIds In the City,
win plsase leave word at the Qua.te.mastsr's
otaes, No. 19, o. 4s Wells Street. -
~ Rich household farnlturs, velvet and
= Brussels carpeta, pier g1asses, g. at suction,
6aosrt, ssnpson d Warned, No. 81 Laks
Ffss4 ss ~ o'clock this morning.
, 1861-04-27

Ameeting was held In pursuance Of can
by e. N. Frisbie ard Others, st f. Nicmeyers,
corner OF Canal aEd Mitchell streets, Of those
Tho weTa in favor Of organizing company
for drilling purposes in the Teeth Ward. G..
". spoford was chosen Chairman, and Otis 8.
Favourt Secretary. Remarks were made by
.Assfn. Seoford, FrIsbie and McAllister.
The following gentlemen were appointed a
committee to draft bylaws and perfect the Of
gsa!zatson Jacob Hood, samL F. White,
William Aetzyer, q. Mcdonald, c. Reisig, G.
Hopkirson, H. c. II. Comdsry, 4. N, Frisbie,
G. ". Edwards, H. Nlemeyer, ". Nixon, Jo,
ssph Yesger.
Adjourned to meet at ~ O'Clock on Men
day evening, April 29:h at Siemeycr's House,
corner Of Canal and Mitchell Streets.
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, 1861-04-27

BUFFALO, April n, 1851.
MEssRs SANFORD & hall, Chicago Cent?:
9o1 are hereby authorized to tender to the
Governor OF Illinois or other authorities, the
Tres passage OF the Lakes, By Peoples Line Of
Propelle1s, OF volunteers to serve their cour-
try and upheld Its Tag against traitors ind re-
Gels Yours, truly,
CHARLES ENSIGN,
Agent Peoples Line PfopelIera,