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, 1861-07-04

! Every profession, except ours, has til little
drawbacks No lot In life, except the edIto-
rfal Is free from its unpleasant features, Even
the amiahle and harmless vocation Of The pro.
ieesed pugilist is exposed to The sans evils Of
invidlousness, treaehery and deceit, which
attack the fame aud personal peace Of SO mauy
Of the greatest and purest mankind. Tho1ate
Prize Fight has not brought the happy results
naturally expected to follow In its train. We
referred yesterday to The fact that the stakes
mad been delivered to Donovan! To this Nc
9iade objects and comes out with statement
as follows:
No11cE.-I. John McGlade, hereby advise all
parties that hare outstanding bets on the result of
the late match between Jerry Donovan and myself
not to surrender the came. aR have commenced
entts against the stakeholder. claim that Dono-
van IN the third round Was guilty Of Eroes vfoln
tion Of the rules in holding upon the ropes m
til nearly strangled. l assert that there 8as 4
gross interference on the part Of the uptres, and
uniaiEness on the part Of the referee. claim that
in the 18th round. went down from the force Of
my own blow, and from 10 other cause. ThQt
Donovan left the ring before the decision.
IN violation Of all rules oi the P. r. claim that
an the better man, and that the fight Tas not de.
etdtd in accordance with the rnles of the riue,
JOHN MCx3IADE,
, 1861-07-04
The Question Of RaIl.

In relation to the arrest of the editors Of the
German paper-the Union-about which you
commented In Tuesdays issue, permit me to
make brief statement: The arrest was made
at their office, where / had been waiting, upon
the request Of Mr. Schlager, for the arrival of
his partner, Mr. Becker, and upon their re-
quest went with them to Mr.. SchalL In order
to procure bail Mr.. schall was not ut home,
and next We went to Mr.. Rudolph Migerly, on
Randolph Street, who refused to eign their
bond We then went to Mr. Otto, watch
maker, under the Briggs House, who also re-
fused to 60 bail Then went with them to
Mr.. WenIWorth's Office, who WIS not at home.
Next re went to Mr. Best's saloon, and There
no Sufficient bail WAS offered. 1t thst time
It was rot O'Clock, and there was no alterna
TIVE left but to lock them up. Upon rsquest
Of ME. Becker, I went to Eisendrath'a hoRse
and requested him, in behalf Of the prisoners.
to go bail for them, and he also refused: and
l thought had done Is much for them as a
man could do for another, and did not re-
turn to jail. There was no warrant issued at
dA, only capids ad respondendum, which was
handed to me- yesterday afternoon and dated
the LIST July, which capias I executed. There
was no good and sufficient bail offered, and
regret to learn that drunken crowd was hoy,
ering about the jail until near II O'Clock last
night. Had been there would have soon
dispersed them.
/ will only add that It is no part Of the off
cial duty Of Sheriff or his Deputy to search
for bail for any prisoner; what did for these
gentlemen, was done from motives Of friend
ship, and think it rather hard to be abused
for the performance Of q friendly act, by the
recipients thereof.
, 1861-07-04
THANCERY NOTICE.-State of

( HAN LEH1 NClltE.-State OF
\ i iii .ois County OF Cook, s S6-31pertot Come
GhiesEe tan: Tin: 1sa:!n FL: 2Ghsnee. eo'.s
EnaJons hls 1tf. Joseph Johuston, Charles &.
psoY. sanu~i BstIsy 7osa 4 RYoT 1aS WfiitGo Na Go!R
brn.n PettE ktaney. KsZieston 3. LodvIcf, Char,ea
tr Of he sstsse a q ISei Butties ceeeased the IN
~: ~ e r. eStsse
Ads,s lssng b. 9lsd u ~ oss of Ceff
o. Of tae dets1daEts above n2ne.i. On tss Inquiry
caEncf re f1u.d ard that the said Rob II Hurhss h1.
gGne oHt o. thls Stata Eotce f hereby Stvea 10 tha
said Robert HuRh that 1aa compaina1t ned his hl
cf complaint In said Court, or the Ch4uccfT sido
tntreol tveRtteta cay Of Nay. ISL and task
ia psisSdaSts resnrSAble On the azss Mon3aT q
Nov. unlts2 you. tho said KobeTf Bu1hss. asau
FFI1Snally be and appear betors said superior Court
q tntago, OF Cook County. On tia iIst i77 OF the
1s1t tsrsn thereof e BE- holden st Chiesgo il sad
Io9asy o. the Arst Monday uf June. 1851 and plesd
q $e%nr . Re SAID somplalaaats b 4
dea45gea e2d stated wM be takeo q eoafsssed anl
pt t+Md OIL WALTER R1A8ALI. GsSE.
myEe41-kw
, 1861-07-04

1EN HHDS N. o. SUGAR, COM
1OV MON to ehoite-fof tale bY
PARSONS E1IKN A HANKEY,
Is H1rf11 WafaT xtfAAt
, 1861-07-04
REHABILITATION.
$7,947,510
$7,294825
Circulation.

In the quarterly statement Of April last, there
was shown deposit Of State Bonde, amounting
to $12, ,s35 i4t4 4710o, to seenre circulation Of
$11 GOO in bank notes. The above statement
shows that since then there have heen retired
about $4000,000 Of the circulation, and since the
let OF December 1850, there hare been retired up.
wards Of q. 100000.
OF the twelve millions Of the capital Of the
Ecrthwest locked up in "Stumptail'' there yet
remains upwards Of seven millions of dollars
Such state Of affairs in time Of peace would have
proven disastrous; bnt, occurring at this time
when capitalists all over the country are contract
ing their limits to most unusual degree bears
exceedingly hard upon the merchants and business
men Of the r est
, 1861-07-04

lPEE PEas1Al-LlyERPooL, June 93.-BRsAp
sTCEFs.-The weather continues favorable for the
crope. Aess:s. Richardson, Spence q Co. report
fcur veFy slow . ofiered-rather d easier prices.
in the abseEcs Of business, prices nominaIy an
changed rsd9s 6d@1is6d Thite 1as@1as sd per
Genital. Corn pressing for sale At further decline
Of Ga per quarter: mixed 2ss@sss sd !; yellow IS
@29e white 3Gs 052s.
PRov1s1oNs.-Beef slow Of sale and una1tered,
Pork qniet and unchanged. Bacon depressed and
generally l. 2 ewt lower, With yery limited saes.
tu sell, they accept low prices. Sales 50s for good
Ifehnifng Cheese Cheese STEADY but 2e@ss cheaper for
SUNDAY -Breadstuf[s dull Provisions dull.
consols s9s:4s9z: money, 99G9o.. account. Ill-
Lospox xMARKE1s-Barings quote wheat duli and
difficult Of sale at decline Of l62,; white Amed-
can 82s; winter red Sis b59s. FIonr very dn1l and
fully Il lower; s6s Glzss6d = brl. sugsr steady.
Tea quiet.
AMERICAN SECrHrrIEs.- are IN
changed. Business In shares and bonds limited,
u Is bonds soga; do 6s fafG73 ex July div;
for sale.
, 1861-07-04

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
II Jsaaes G. Ase!ay ard Margaret Mar1ay, his wtfe,
I'D e1se: te a1d deliver unso kdwa I'D H. Arnold, ~
Trustee. DC. deed Of TUT dated March IS, 4 B.
coqa1, 1no:, On. The 11ta t!as of Aprti = b Is
IN BooS ~ CT deeds page tBl, III and by whth said
i'e = e sed e s9 Id
north ynt9s feet s + Of ot seven Is ani e,sht
H. feet CLARK street by eighty feet dc:p
isaa premises being sahiect cert enca1nbr Aacs
e NJ feos .
'sS r. E: Rs5 sss@ ss.:t ii
tn that d f.ult soiu made Ia q. Of any
should 4ne Ia s 1a r ~ an5 II
LEFTY Is after III. should Become due anu pay
a1. n IF psc!pai sun With "a aTre4ysges Of L.
e:p's cr essigns tercuroa become
at'p proVae ost sqSs e, dsa h es.
e s enor 81 saa sn1a e 91s9 E. ~.
a sse ssssy { Is a,.sEsa s lsSF saa Ss E
rerre CT attorney should sell said prenIse1
Now ,ereto1e, default having been mste in tho p.,
q! :; 1ta ,;6i T.. tae ss q 3ae agadse9 aud
sd &c nd noer 4 spa %
fSs: & + IT. 81 -
suaac, ot end By !Etne q lie il said deed
SiorusJ August Eth l. D. SSl At the hour Of twelTe
o. 1ock. Leon Of said cay At The rorth door Of the
ss Ssy e ss
IT, ,!Ghs s5d eaE1sy q rctsmpon Of said James q
Sae'AS AID aFsaEs5 EbwA5 Is 4 H. ARNOLD. Trustee
DAVIS L S1ssEs. Eolt's- leleNasd
, 1861-07-04

3 FOURTH OF JrLr DIxSER 70 THE
zcUAvEs.-N is suggested that to-day at l
O'clock ?. M basket Picnic be given to the
boys ut tie Zcuave Camp ut Cottage Grove,
which can easily be done by every visitor car
rying well supplied basket On their arms.
APa1ade Drill will be given early in the after
noon which will call out large attendance.
But the compliance Of citizens and their ladies'
with th proposition above, very pleasant
ard memorable day may be secured to the
gallant Zouayes,
, 1861-07-04

schr syracuts, carir, oswsgc, 1900 ba corn.
sch1 Renolnte, Hammond; buffalo, ID, 100 bu COTE.
schr Illinois; Burke, Muskegoa. ~,.:.:.,,
Schr Live Yankee, Kramer, Kingston, L, ,a00 bR
wheat. - ~ 49,.
schr Lady Of the Lakes. Stevens, Buffalo. 1900
bu barley. T.,
se seF ha4S1e: shGtSR fs f:s, 81 81 eo.a ea.s
Scht Imperial, Stewart, Bufa10, q, ,230 bu corn.
, 1861-07-04
- =. 0KUN1St7, DepL. SnEf1N
CHICAGO, July 5, 1861.
Affidavit from mf. Rattermxn.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Cook County. u.


S1A1E OF ILLINOIS, 3.
Cook County. ss.
Henry G. Battermann, being first duly
sworn, says under oath, that on the evening
Of the first day Of July, between 6 aud 7
O'Clock, he appeared before the jail Of Cook
County and offered to Mr.. Bruening, Deputy
Sheriff, such amount Of bail required for the
release OF Messrs F. Becker and E. Schlaeger,
held under Q warrant OF trespass, issued On
the affidavit Of one Rodemeyer, that said
Brueningg told him to go in the sheriGs Office
to have the bond filed out that Bruening
declared himself willing to accept the bail
offered by the undersigned, and promised to
be back Ii few moments; that he (Bruening)
did not return, though the undersigned waited
for his return the whole evening before he
quit; that The undersigned swears that he is
Wcrth g, 600 in real estate located in Cook
Comfy. Il. G, BArrERMAHa.
Subscribed and sworn to before, -,
NE this sEd day Of July, A, D. 1861 SEAL,
s-~'
CHAs- q. BARA1A,
Justice Of the Peace.
, 1861-07-04
Illinois Banks.

In the Springfield Journa. of the "a, we ind the
Auditor statement Of the condition Of the Banks
OF the State on the 1st inst. As We published sub
ttantia1y the eame statement lev days ago, we
refrain from numbering our columns at present
with repetition OF it. The following Is the re-
capitulatiou Of the secuzities:-
, 1861-07-04
EcEIPTs AND SHIPMENTS Ell CANAL, JULY


Butter. Ds...... 1,5a9 SAT-, hTls .. $50 So
Coal, tone.-..... 100 Timber, ft...... 1s,6Ss
This has been one of the nattest days since the
commencement Of the war. EARLY In the morning
the Perstd, with Liverpool dates to the s3d nit
was telegraphed, reporting dull market for
Flour and Wheat, and decline Of Cd on Corn.
This frightened buyers at the opening, and they
insisted On material decline from yesterlav's
quotations. The Gales, however, were Light at
depreciation, till the New York dispatches were
received, which proved 50 much worse than were
expected that the leading markets Immediately
became perfectly fiat, and there vas not much dis
position shown on the part OF buyers to operate
even st their own figures. In Flour there was but
little done-hard1y enough to constitute market
the Gales being trif;ing at $3.15l340 for fair to
good extras. Whea, declined 213c per buahel,
and closed heavy. with sales Of about 10000
bushels at Goc for WV. Club 58@59Hc fo- No.
Spring and 65@57c for No, ? spring-the latter
grade being the most difficult to sell. There was
very little inquiry for Corn, and the market
declined 191Hc per bushel; but no considerable
quantity could eyen be kold at the decliue-shIp-
pers holding of almost entirely, Only about 35-
COO bushels changed hands, at 25@a5x for Canal
and River Mixed ahoat; 21K@22c for Mixed in
store; and 17@1sc for Rejected-the market clos
in: with downward tendency. Oats we're quiet
at 13c In store Rye eas1er-with ea1es Of Mol in
store at 29@30c. There Was no inquiry for Barley.
Ftefghts were active and closed frmer. Four
teen safl vessels and three prppellers were en-
gagged at the following rates.. Corn 10 Buffalo;
5EG6c; wheat to Bufnlo, 61xc By sail and 7c BIZ
steamer; cora to oswego, &c by sail, and 94fc via
aoderich; Oats to oswego &c; wheat to Kingston
DC; wheat to Port Dalhousie, via Goderich, 7kc,
, 1861-07-04

PE1sosAL.-Among the visitors at Camp
Long yesterday was Col McCheaney, Of 7th
Regiment Now York State Volunteers, whose
Regiment Is now 1t Fort Monroe, and who
participated in the Great Bethel affair.
, 1861-07-04

1En HLF. CHESTS TEAS-Y.
fDV H. Imperial dunpowder and ooluay, or
superior favor and quality :
PAES0EA FITKIN 4 HANKKY
, 1861-07-04

Maf1ne 1nfell1@enees
Passed rDETRo1T-Jnly 2-UP-Prnps lows,
Nile ba1ks Adams, Clayton, AP Nichols, So
nora, " s Pterson brigs z " Gross, Nechante,
Acadia, J 3 Harvey, New York, N N STANDARD !:
sch1s Berlin, Presto, Annexation, Carthaganian,
NaI1agansett L Shepard. A5cttc Leader, Norwe-
Sheridan AutotIat, Gar1bald1, Ayr, Foot.
,noWE-Props MontgomeEy, Young America.
Aoha~E; bafks lily OF EMGago. Stockton,
Fsrseverance, r Hanna, Summit, Fred Hill,
New TonSon 1Do Rron.nn prba
ia1ra m;a W,n, nn Wnr;bir',tnn Wnat I1a1
:Tss. lii neiiuo4' ni' Geg un .4s G1G2a.ssss-
Nlwe., 194a1e' HqnGJ, osA nelsay' = =
Papl. - - Da1 %'A' -'1''" 414-i''e'' ~ :
VESSELS PAssESa THRora4. TaE a1 WE1LAyp
CAEA.--BounD WET On the 2Sth-PropeHer
bay state; echrs Storm Spirit, Mercer: On the
1st July-Props. Wieconsin. Akron, Michigan;
bark Geo. Thurston; schTa SusquehAnna, Lively.
Bound EAsr-On the 29th-BarE D Woodrutf !;
schr Conquest. On the 1st July-Str Geo Aoffatr;
prop Vermont; bark Gibraltar brig Saxon schra
GI Richmond, n Mason, Reindeer, Arbuckle,
The ba7k Niagara is dischargiBg at the elevator.
, 1861-07-04

DAnT PAFERs--New York daillea at 6 2.
r., and st. Louis dailles at ~, are always to
lie found at the Literary Depot Of John R,
Walsh, corner of Madison street and Custom
House Place, Philadelphia, Boston, Louis
vile and st. Louis dailies are also received as
aboye.
, 1861-07-04
For Alton

All the members Of Capt A. Koyat'a Company
F in the Hecker Jaeger Regiment, are notified to
be ready on the 4thlof July at 81. NJ at the Union
Depot, co1ner of Madison and Canal street.
A. E0var4 Cant
, 1861-07-04

1nn CASES TOBACCO-Tho
1OV beat brands In Market
FARs0Ns, PITKM &HANKEY,
, 1861-07-04
RaitrDa0S.
CLEVELAND AND BUFFALO.

" D @A4' ~ : o''0'
L q q L.
The Michigan Southern Rai1rusd Conpany'5 sp1en-
did Passenger Steamers
CITY OF BUFFALO, 2,l00 tons bu1thea,
4. D. PERKINS, CoaxAsrKR.
WEETERN METROPOLIS, 9. COO tons burthau.
L. B. GOLDSMITH, COMMANDER
VIII on and atter June .4th, 1save c. T. T. Cos Dock.
at CEtye ard tor Buffalo alternately every ey.lt. at
9o'cfrcE except Saturday and Sunday.
FallfeAd Tickets good en- Steamer. First tclsssfsre
intlCtes Meals An@ State Rooms.
Th9te B.1ts have nc equals for Speed Safety aud
Cor9o1t Connections made At Butsl3 rita rlns f5r
F1ttishs Kats sa1ns as FISssss Tine quicker tnaa
LEWIS hoER1s. Freight AGENT Clcvelacd
, 1861-07-04

The Monthly Statement Of tie Bank Comptroller
Present Condition of the Wisconsin Bauks
? ks winding up, and redeemed in gold at par at

Amount Of circulation retired since the
Issue Of statement Of May 2s, 1861, is $3l1,74o
Bonds taken mp since May ssth 1861, as follows,
, 1861-07-04

sPosoE-A large and fine assortment Of sponge
fer bathing and toilet purposes; also. sheep's
wool sponge for earrtsges and stable use, Just re-
ceiyed By SargcAt, druggist, Randolph and State
streets.
, 1861-07-04
10 Shippers.

taiton OF 9RAIS and property Of all kinds vtA thu
route ny dfst-class PRoPELl+EEs aud aA1L VEssxLs
Ten Chicago to SaInfa. GRGAr WxsTEKE RAILWAY
Psm sHssis 4 sS Haen as5 snd ISEo9to s9d
OsEego, Montreal and all American aud Ctn4dtsn
Ptrb On Lake Ontario, making this rQcst aeSirsbla
route Ter the shipment GI Produca
Time and Insurance viii be less by this than
By any other Line,
As the entire distance aud danger Of navigation VIA
'St Clair Flats" aud Lake Erie" IL saved
FoF 1F5stght or Passage apply to L. E. GOODRICH.
A. WALLNGFORD, Agent q. ". Railway.
my1efS66m Corner taEe aud Dearoorn sffeeta
, 1861-07-04


sF Exchange on New York and on Europe, in
eums to suit purchasers for sale BY Kedzie, Alex
cuder j. Co. tyast
MILITARY BooKs.-U. S. Var Department In
fant1y Tactics, 81 IS; scott's Tactics, $s71; Har
dee, *16a; zouavc Drill by Ellsw:rth, $1.00;
The Toung Recruit, *1.O0; Cavalry Tactics, by
War Department, $4.s8; Bayonet Exercise, Nc
clcIlan, $1.6o; Army Regulations, 1861, $1.68.
MAPs,-Colton's Map Of the United States, SOC;
Eap Of the seat Of War. $1--snal, 5oc; Apple
toms Maps. &c each ; Lloyds Railroad Maps, &c
each. All free by mail from the Military Book
stese Of P. S Sherlock, liz Dearborn street,
z- jya6t
GAx FIxTuRgs-A splendid stock Just received
at Wilmarth's new store, 1sa Laks street.
jelSsot
IF Cook 4 McLain, 98 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house II, the city.
81
sB AL should not fail to read the adrert1ee-
nent OF Prof. Wood In to-day's paper. mh1y.
, 1861-07-04

NJ ASTER'c SAL I.-Sta:c IT lii
4s.1 ncis. C,'pk Coraty. $ SCirrut t.a.rt If C5as
HGounf53,1n Go Chaucerl- Wendc! A1s Va Joa2 II !.
PUBLIC re.1ce - hereby given that ( l. C Pa.aa
ffeef Master In ha2cery> will. In rb.tienEc t.
Mandate II decree: entered in tie shove entitled
SaTse Een # pucc auction fnr ca~h the h. NEST
Ddle: at TT q rth door CT tne court Heusc Of :as
q: e Jns. 4 z ,ssI st tsa oclas IN the forea,a
real es'at" u si.:-sI1 te. a:d c2".taIrd ftes 81
SsHeot5 @ rect 1or. aad Aa Hpns the % ~ eighty
cnt on b alley) OF Let hye. In Block thirty (}
n rs nrts,nal t.E tf Chtca-e: hsld. follows:
sighy1se fset 1osth Of 'h southwest corner of sai
lo' the2ce noEth aiang Lasa treet sixseca feet ANA
feuf tEf his II rite seventy feet alley thrc4
e3uta e,r E Ct and fou. inches. Hence s5utiw *
d:aScrHy II point sixty I've test the pisSs
81 !,c inning tsence 70 place OF begiuniog aud icing
n te Clti Of Chicago, County of onE and st &c 4
WiGoIs. l.. {. PAW. FRENf; ~
Maats In LhaErery Of Cook County
, 1861-07-04
D I Il D.

In this city. on Wednesday evening 81 init after
long and painful Illness. ELLEN wife Of Henry Ross
EsQ- In the 7sd year OF her sge ~'
Funeral from her late resldence Nc SIG West Adams
street. on Friday. the 5sh inst, at Z O'Clock r Il
, 1861-07-04

1ENETT & CO., Grocery, Mer-
= c5andlse and Zeal Estate salesroom. No. Is
Represent Baltimore. Philadelphia aud Ea-h1aston
God Milling Companies for the DEVELOPMENT uf
GoorAao Gold interests, on the settlement Of Va
Refer by special permission to Commodore c, Van
deEbilt, New Yerk. chicago references given
Opt ming Sale, Friday, jelly 5th. t56l-Grocerlea &C.
Cheese Cider, Vinegar, Brandy liquors Cigars, md
Es.fefsl Es. GrSeeTiEs Opening Sale: Wednes1aH july
Regular Sale Da5s-For Merchandise, Tnesdays
and t1dAys Real E. tate, Mondays. 1TsrRE3t
, 1861-07-04
or uIINOrS conntr ~

(TAIE OF ILLINOIS, County of
~ Cook, $. s-Ctrcuit Court Of CooS County July
Term 1851. LUcl1da King W. charles $. ki1g,-4n
Chnncery.
Affidavit Of the residence Ct Charles s. Ki7g de-
iendAHt aboFe named having oeen nlt lit the otce Of
the CLERK Of saa Circuit Court Of Cook County Notce
Is hereby given to the said Charles > K1s that ,ad
o. TIC Chancery std tltcre.1 Die I'd day Of Jun:
Ceur1 against said defendant returaable on tic secout
Meg "a, Of Iuly nsx leel. q Is bs Law required.
NOV. upIess yol the said Charles s. King shall pcr
soSaE be and appear before sal Circuit Cur: II Cong
County on ths first day of the re1- term tn+r~f to
be holden At Chtcagn. In said County, on tho second
Monday 81 July; 1851. and plead. answer " aemar
to tht said conplainants bill of complaint the 7aT.
will be taken a. confessed aud decree entered ,aln.t
Jou According t. the pray:. nf said hill.
WM. l. CHURCH Clerk
Hb STEVENS. Con3rts sorr., IS Gl4zk street
, 1861-07-04
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY EYKNEHa, July ., 1861.
The following aze The receipts and shtpments for
the paat twenty-fouz honrs:e So.
REczu1s LAST rwxnxr.TouA Hou1s.
, 1861-07-04

n OF coyk 4 s:ss;-sarerI,r ronrt ,cf Chie.<,.
EilltaE Wlao, Horace F. Waite, u illlan' T. f:n9i1
G,ee Ehsee. ate; Aan; ah e:t::a,. Msr,ca 'att..Y.
EtEe Ia t.Ytray Fracts ina; e"1 sh uIlA ac 'l.rI
Of Ja:ss NtnE. teceaeea.-Ia chaccerv
A9ahxis Of r. n rreettsnea Of sad Franct> wi.n
G11 sillan VIM. and That tue tfs OF sat 1an,rs
N!nn s5sert tad Fr*ae.s az! *il!a:a, tis brsth r,
ttd II The t!ce II sne CLERK Of ,at ny .or 'urt
2Ithlc4Eo Scts2 Il her BY .tve: t. esail F.arc:4
NInn Ni'ani VIM, and The uEsn,~a nrrs OF
JaEes VIM dtee ea~e., that the cuupli at h.cd s.A
nAl " conplatt !" said art OIL the EhancerJ sfda
i.ansd put q tsis Court .sains sail Dsiecdant r.
ta1nrnlc \ the dryt Mo- aay & Augu3t n-1t t.Jt.
ow Gnle.s you + zstd E7accis N,anaa1 VIII I'm
VIM. an2 the u1k1nwc Il, ir> tt .;amaa Wlnu Do
esa.e' shall peFsonal b. anc appear oefor. RAID So
EeTe[ e: nI q g !eaEo q Cock !u:ity. to nr.t
GAy q The term ttereof to BIZ hrlde2 at CEicaso IN
saiI C.utY, on the fr:t Monday Of Ausn.t NEXT Isl
ana Plead ." Wer or deur tn the said co.up oauts
hl of the same Sc the matters aad Il!
ttestin CHARGED and stated will ee taken u CO te.se
p1a;fr p, cf taid bill WALTER EIMBaI4I, Clerk.
r. kCREEss, Cou7rts' SQlf
EEtca. q, June sth. lHh1. feie3E,
, 1861-07-04


TIE ZouAyz REa1ansr-Co1. Turcbfn baz
perfected arrangements with tie Light Guard
Band, who are to be mustered In as the reg
sicians,
The private of the Hfgh1and cnanaa Thru
Blakney, the subject Of The court mer+;., a.
noticed yesterday, has been sentenced to th,r
ty days confinement, Is aunounced at dress
parade 1t r. n, Yesterday. HI. offsnca ,,,.s
threatening hi. officer and other violent and
drunken conduct,
Yesterday, 54s muskets, Of the old flint.lock
pattern altered to percusslon, were rece;rea
from Springfield from Quartermaster General
Wood. They are part Of the arms taken
from the st. Louis Arsenal. Tho regiment ia
to be equipped with MIME muskets, but mean
time these muekets will be used far drill nuy.
poses. One thousand pairs of army shoes
were also received IRON Springfield yesterday.
The uniforms Of the regiment will be re-
gray suit, Jacket and n.n,a orar fan hat of
army pattern, 1ooned At .hs s;5s " '1N' "
The zeouisit1ons for o.-.-;ass 49, s' ,o
| sacks anf nacess.M ~ sslt sa-tllose ooAes' kn@p-
| ses. =, .aa y .rss1.', equipments, nave been
, 1861-07-04

NTATE OF ILLINOIS, COOK
- CpIhT7. Ss-supertor Court of Catca -
AnEust Term. a. D lsd-NIllI4n T. burgess ~. Joha
r Ih4MoFs4; R,,t.;oh NJ Tts1ortt: Willasa bum
,snt,; 5oTa.a Al y e5anoo IN, He"*s '1oeadeo VII 4
10 cbt + 1aescn, William s. % i Joseph Kycr."n.
sAu!ufl tnrreli aad Aa.oa Hsvc:: -lt.a-hiurnt Il
aia q setEr q" y to make party t. tuGg merit
~ Ir rGtcs T. hereby given t. ire said Ethel T.
fafnEa-1 IN pleaded ~ ~ r-%x!1 that writ OF a.
tne Gcsa of t1e Co.;t u GLcg. dated ths
Eet' aEd aEaass toe estate ut the ea j Fsrnhan. tE
Ie4dsd a. afr.satd for che sum Of six huds.d ami
nity dol ara. directed to tie ~hez.H Ct Coak CorQtT
7ntch ta' ~Et La. kcen returned executest
NoT, therefore ur-s- I'll. tie tati Farnna,a In,
before tue "a Superior Cnuzt y Ch:ao ca Or bstnr1
we as9t Gay cf he term Thereof to be hoicn III.
d as{ ,he ct Angss ;psei. M PLEAD
sR.lhss gu and In fayrr Of the said Eu-.. All -
tsn y II ffop rty aitTas! 81 aS h" juH!ri4at -
sstlt5 ths SAID luEEeat and costs, will be sulI II
tkEA
, 1861-07-04

Wild CHERRY Toxic B1TTERs.-The best RENE
d. for loss Of appetite and debility prepared BY E.
H. Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State street.
, 1861-07-04


Statement showing the total receipts Of SANG ar
ticles since the opening Of navigation to July 1st
in the fnl1nxipr vears.
, 1861-07-04
GI)irago.,G ,Gribtttre
THE CITY.

CONTINUED slLE Of those rich French lace
mantellss and emb7oIderies tomorrow, July
5th, at 10 O'Clock, by Gilbert, Sampson & War
ncr, No. 1e Lake street.
, 1861-07-04

ANOTHER PRIZE F1GuT.-It never rains but
tponrs. We learn that another prize fight is
on the tapis between Pat Mcbride, of Chicago,
and John Locney, Of st. Louis, $500 8 side.
1t is said the parties went into training yester-
day. Civilization is making good progress.
We may expect to see it announced, some Of
ftese times, that some Of our religious or be-
reyolent societies arc to hare benefit in this
lie O. attractions. Seriously, one prize fl hit
n this section will answer for a time at least.
a1.d tie authorities, city and country, viii be
CT tie a2ert to defeat any second attempt.
, 1861-07-04

PURSE FouND-A purso containing
:, e.nAA sum Of money was picked up BY gen
'Nmsn On Randolph street yesterday, AMI
mss Ie n'd .. Ibis otlee On proper identsGc1
tieu III TIC cnuct.