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, 1861-05-31
The Slave Pen in .AIexandrla.,


=, A correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
writing from Alezand1ia, thus describes the
old and uHsightly Stare pen Of that city:
:, About nine O'Clock Ieut- Fergus Inquired II
l bad quarters: - Only. in the depot" re-
of cou1ae followed, passing Two OF t@hres @ sem I
tinels Who With bayonets presented, demanded
1he conntcrsfgD. Ws-st9pped in front. OF q
" large 4 Ilhxee.giorJ building, With the sign, over
the door and windows "a large 1etters,' Of:
- 20 ~" PRICE; BuRcH IS Co.,, ,,.s,'-
''.:' Fi:DKALKRs IN gLXyEsn / : = r.
=. Strange place for meto be accommodated
What would JET Davis and Wlggfal1 say If they
kneW s the slave marta we're thus dcsecrated: !:
We marched to the third AT fhe furnitnre
was gone. Hay Wis drought dp ana scattered
On the floor for beddihg33 with Indta:tubber
shirts and b}ankets{of coVering.::i~ -, !: :
q. vent doWn to take look st the pens: :Da-
ring tho day tho boys had discovered: TINT q
lone thve wan looked up IN one Of them, and
lest he might perish by starvation, the trader
having fed, they forced the lock, opened the
prison doors, ind BET the captive ffee. III Is
said the ignorant negro declined following Ilia
master, but preferred staying with the army:
In The rear Rnd annexed to the house Ia =
la5ge PEN; uncovered. about 50 feet square,
with walls over 20 feet high, with a:teaYy iron
door, protected by bolts and locks. From
.. this an otherfiron door opens into q dungeon
uIder the houses, the dlmlnutiye windows
guarded With ba1s:. iterc WEB no furniture
in the pen or dungeon, except bedsteads; beds
ef straw, and q few dirty blankets. stNothing
elseEyou ask. "Yes, cthTe6 lnrEe iron rings
1hstened In the floor; Of the dungeon. Tia
Kicker Of cur candle madc dtfhl spectera OH
those gloomy walls. &.;. -
y Who can tell how many tea1s have moIstcn-
60, hoWmsny sighs az pr1ycrs have startled
tie rayless gloom of those dampened vaults:
how many broken hearts xnd cufbcd spirits
hlYe been chained to ttfs cold floor, for the
commission Of no crime, by the decree of no
tribunal, but only because man claims owner
ship in mans - :, = ~
:. Is 1t possible that people can become so
deade Hed aa:to look upon Euclr prison houses
withent indignation and pity !? To extend
Territories VIC now OWL or hereafter may &C.
quilo, the: Union must be- -oYe,throwu, Tie
GovciTment dcstroycdI
Frt III this sad scene / went to quarters.
While my Zouare friends were sleeping sat
down upon the aoor, come halfdozen necount
books made me tlb1e, and upon the sole Of
die. ~. 49, -
Tho account books on which I am writing
Bhow heavy sales of slaves, since 1888, and
many invoices Of human merchandise to New
Orleans by Ship. when one George Kephart
kept the keys OF this Bsstne. AZ that time
the color OF the negroes was classed aB black.
brown, aud yellow. The traders charged Is
cents per day for their board, and no doubt
made good profits. The books show, that the
plcdts to the later dealer wera from, 500 to
$3cD On q Slave, after Keeping a-few days: ..
, 1861-05-31
rom TIA Dally NeT1 NaHoort, Ell

rFsou Tia Adyert.ser. P.u7i1erca Ell ),
Iks testimony IN theI- h7or Il sIQn:. from the u,.ss
respectabla Quazter1
, 1861-05-31
EEzV!N':E:,: a 1: NIL MI;
e. Ez-5 = :: ..:::sI =:
EreSe0 and Decorative Painters;

101 EJEAAH1nGToH1sT.t .CH1uaGo--.
III xREseo Aa6 i nEe0a4s17E Efaa$1iSa::-. ):
II Tie FarIors Dining Han. and L1b1srea Of drst
We also E1Yesaet atesauda % zsnise afMood
and Marbles and solicit youF ordEf1 eanddent
cutting them 70 your e1tsf3ct1nn-- " ~ @ e4e-
noa5d1T JEVSEG AIMIA ~ Tathduassttoou ~
, 1861-05-31

- EFroro tbs Examiner. Norfok, Val
cerealie Pills accomplish tho oAIe1 Tor which :he3
Ueze usce, VI: C11a Of Hestksha IN al ia foszuA
, 1861-05-31

-: tFtcR .he Ex1mtner. Norfolk, Val
1teF hATa been tested II noro taaa r1ou1scd
ceea4 With entire auccesa. :
, 1861-05-31

Nx 6FArDH&- -:
Bn:-l ha7a tiled your cephauc P1ra, and 1zrs
worth more ~
Part Of these a.o for tic nelghbera, to whoa Isau
few out o{ tie tzst box 1 got nom you,
EId tie Pills by uail. and obllge
- :. -Xont ube<uent scrYaSt
JAMES KENSEDY,
, 1861-05-31

:S;Sssa :fn653ai ;geng: RI9ks M s;sa l!;sS E;; s
::Iase else M M a 4 IS E akaas:" Easas
Ne1 uflssa5 Sas &c ia & {al{daft6:
slett ,dated fE;: iss;::
Fe{Nsensktfias MS ,naTT
H. Seai::tE 4IsslssiGRni
Alabama, Georgia and Florida. They arc the
Ssiz aaSs5 e u a9a sema e them at7e
sniS s{% r sse 81 ss'sf Il i K Sg E 9ts 9tl'sSEEl E
the patriotism which 1fakes good soldiers, as
melt q guotectttti1ens and where iciency
Of dfllI = 1e1t, tney arc making y uP III ze91
and eheTGyt I do. not el1eFof ftherd#aE arsr
az equu number :of imeuE 5together
1tence Of their tbuntry and their homes. AL
ofthem are imen-of prop most them
en-of-Weaith, strong, a&h1etttc3: acf1Y9 h1en,
WhoEepoTeBof Of endurance are fully equal to
theft an anconquetabls3 bls35striotism::T 4
Of course only a Comparatively amau NUM-
;. ming the batteries ahd f64dmg: FotF PicEens
and the1et atbsy. 5Mest.oft ttib othe1s, :hon:
s.ever, have had soma part IN fhe erection Of tha
batteries or other. Wdfks 1mm ediatAly COLI
~hected NTH the; sseg6, Nhile, e,a11: arc daily en-.
gagged in drilling. and preparing forWhatover:
@Ss&IA GAf1$A44@ Qt EAk1GA ~ LAND k24tuak0e.. IL
is most excellent school Of discipline and tha
Il. men collected here will .sonh ba the
nucleus Of large md well appointed army ::r.
: Of tho works erected here, o.: in Progress OF
erection for the reanctIoA Of: Fort Pickens, It;
"ts not of toutae proper for me to speak IN de
tall. It Is sufne1enf to say that they are Of tic
most, extensive aud formidable character, aud
It 1snot tutptsipg that, eYen. with his stight.
knowledge OF them, they give marked uneasi-.
ness to the enemy. Battery has, In fact, been
addtd tn battery, now Of mo1tars, nox Of the,
'laYggst hlzed guns, t they .Konld better Be,
seuhted by miles than BY numbefs. Every
ihlpg1 moreover, Is. ready, aud the word of
:eonniand Only Is Awaited for the devoted for
elfse of e e. eEeFKhelned With perfect storm
Testing moro md miorre, nneaslneSs, Long,
since, everything that could be doniie was done
20 aEengthen EoIt .Pickens, aud, now. aa. II
deePai1ang ct Its ,61cceasfn defence, thay ara
thusily tn engaged Ii erecting batEefies al along
me Inland ~ the betteEto tesist an assault ur Is
MAKE good their tetIeaf. ,eHoma OF .Eiese: bat
fe11es re distinctly yisib e, others are doubt
less masked, hut they viii not SAYS them
Once The f9ft battered daHa and ;oaf:' brave.
hoope on the island, thsYiar aweep .oyer it
with AfuEY: that 1ug az. realst...i:: ~
mr. III HfasssiI5s Kessons far the 81 Sur4e,a-; Re-.
, 1861-05-31

Frcm tho Democrat. St Cloud, A;11l
lyon x!e, OF have been troubled With tho hraaseas
send 1cf box tCsphalc Pnls3 30 tt7t you cay kAvc
, 1861-05-31

=: UNINJURED, ~. =.
and without the Loss Of Single Cent
IreE1zd this - most satisfactory test OF the super.
e5ty e5ty 9f the , tresprsoI. ~ Qualities Of goar FATEsT
CHAAF4ON SAFES over hNy dnd all othcf1, IhA7e
to-day ordered smother Of ths Eame e1ze a. TIC oae
which 10 trinmrhant1y passed thr 2ugh The aIs
The aboTo sa<e can nox seen + iEoat Of store
dsl;1ely2,Fg - =. 14tAe . 49,
, 1861-05-31

-~lFron tho Advertiser. rrovfeeccs, RI, -
The Cephsltc Pills said to ns remarkably eYc1
tive remedy for the he4dache. and Of the Ier bcS.
dtccQTe-ed
, 1861-05-31

tFzom tho 0ass:te, Davenport Iows.l
NJ, spadlng !oald not eonnsct hia nAne N!-a ~
etucla be i1Eot LSoW TO posAeea resnerE
, 1861-05-31

KXY1oLDasuRa, FEa1klla CourtJ, Usto,l
r,,,nr Janaary ata. Hd1-
No. q Cedar street. n r.
D1A8 s1a-lnclosed md twenty-five caut4, tea) Tor
Which send boI Of CephslIc Pills. Send 70 sdifcsi
q HeL R Wu. C. Filler. EeJnoldioErz. Fr1asta Cuaa
fous Puzs uoxx LIZ - o1,ux-nr.x Hr,n
Acux ALMOST NxTAxTIH.
T71tv vna.rs ~
, 1861-05-31

- Erd,n the Ct Louls Desaocsatl - =
Tna tnc:enaa deu8nd for the Eescle {Ce2aaI1 tt-o
"a EnFldly inc3ezRtn2. :.
, 1861-05-31

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5-.---; e -F,.-E.. =: -.
ERA ans1s notsie :ol aPALDMa1 PRKPAR2s
, 1861-05-31
E'.fsH!EIN: 81. KER

Fte!H5;A4;Nt AesNe;k3EE,,t- : t. =:
i, eEtah H6o1ka, :, s:.:-
Lines. Spoon Baits. Rselz Fhes,, F1osts, xc N
.REED foLEs-la,oco cheap tointed Po,y. &c. 1t
G tAke hueek DAKNUlI BEOS.
WATER PIPE. WATER PTPE.
Estsat AaEef& ~>set neSo0 WAN
Al A&o, sapsdor wooden Rucaos Paaoa. -.,,. md
sold MAsieeAla and Retail by j T7SHrTV N1E4S A'1
nhsSlH eoTasr fuat nd l&sI i'll. N.faEs.
, 1861-05-31

M16n TIC Western z. r Gazette, Ch1czzs, MI
heartily eudc<sc NJ. spaldtrs. 32d hi aari1a1es
CepEanc Pills,
, 1861-05-31

,mr. ff il KfnsssH,a Il easons , far the SurTen- 81 Re
., der OF Fort SUMTER, :. -. :.
q. Mr.:Kussell, the correspondent Of lbs Lon
: don 2Sn1e', writing from Charleston April 2lat.
, 1861-05-28
General NDtirkB

IA GOOD CHEER! -:
.PATT. the well known and popular Bar-Keeper Of
the 81. Charles vii open Saloon At 10 South WAtsr
!tseet. on 6ATURDAT .ETESINE, Gu Eaich :caalou
EerTed up IN the bent style. Patronage of the pn6c
, 1861-05-28

u Bedbugs, Cocaroaches. Ants, F1cas, Eats
and Mice arc Ill perfectly annihilated BY the Vor
nin Destroyer, aold only by J. q. JOHNSON, corner
Of State and Randolph streets. Rid yourself Of
these pests. Price oul3 Is cents and warranted to
, 1861-05-28

WA1sH.-Appleton'e Twenty-Five cent Pocket
Map Of the Seat Of War-Shows :sewall's Point;
Fort Monroe; Richmond; Petersburg; Harpcr's
Ferry; &c. Walsh. corner Madison street and
Custom House Place, has1them. Also, Eclect ic
Magazine for June, with Portraits Of Clay, Web.
ster an Calhoun. -. EEHA
, 1861-05-28
: Daily ReEieW Of Chicago Market,

,,,,,.,,,,,,, MONDAY ETKFIEG, May q, 1861.
ments were; To kingston: schr Campbell, Eheat.
At &c. To Port col6oznc: echr Fremont, wheat'
at C; t. enfs!o: Prop Potomac, TO load st mi.
ou sehr Geo Da9is to ioad au At 81? sSebo1. S5s
gam wheat, at 6Hc; schr Qrnce Murray, Ito load
At Raetne,) wheat, at &C.; schrs. Die Vernon, and
Empire State, corn at 43fc; bark GWecuey, corr.
at5Ac: two vessels, corn. Mt &c.
sss ssRRse = 20 5fsf Fl;
Essash d go5d s5s so ebs 5s!s 1 W. W.
tgsn Ien 1o9 bt1s .Janesgills- At 81 50 in gold
bu Market adTaneed e 70 Il: 'spRse splss {of soI9
TeIe; E ~ 1872 bu No spsipg at &c in storc a5o0 bn
M % ~ =, s e. n M store n 4 S2 b Do do It ?c Il
st9se; Gooo hn No spring at 76. il store; @0 ba
rejected At 66c IN ftofe. For IndIana and lows
e currency, t6e sales were: $500 ba No spring at
checks on Merchants trust and Loan: s01 In M /;
- cohN5hsssl,sd S;fi| 1sss @ So sa; shipped, msn
mixed in store i &c d gold; 500 bu do At ssSc
n n g4ta; e q o By do ai asHe L. n exch sooohn
5se e "a nd q g. Z tss Il
,uIoAT:5;EReseivee, 7,aaa 1a;: shippad, go bp.
atEet ~ & 1nsctTe Buyers offer 14c ind sellers ask
RTK.-Reee1vea, 17os bu. Market nominal, No
:. nARLEY-Recelyed, none. No transactions.
III n5TSaARrAN GRASS sEED-ia So = 1t a9:l soc IN
HIDES Received, /, ,se7 ns. Market quiet.
emyRe a5sS2 2S4si 81 in88. green tatea 4a*xe dia
., PR6YIsioNs-Noihine doing, and market en-
PoTAToEs1so sks prime Neshanin,o,ek;s At asc
=
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The Telegraph announces TINT tho Chicago Board
or Trade yesterday passed resolution declaring
it to be .expcdient that au future purchases and
Eales In that city shall be made fof specie funds
The condition Of the currency absolutely denapd-
Cd this Increment and we ,heartily oon9ratu,a'o
haYe Of enjoying the benefits which ali commani-
ties &osseesing circulating medium not subject
to dspEeciat!on process. i Etght guaranteed
that all debts shall DO paid In tho coins proyi-
dcd BY Congress for them. and no other and
to to throw ~ OF forever the tyranny of, wildcat
the subject. We are afraid that there have grown
n 70 many abuses IN conn ection with dcpsecia-
money out Of the arrangement, viii do all they
can to prevent return to specie basis, because
their rather M questionable profits WIN Be thereby
cut oT. It is curious to observe the peculiar OBJ
Nquity. Of rision which characterized those per-
sons WhoSe interest It is to keep up this state Of
notes hare no legal statue as money, aud that no
amount of them WILL pay. q Just debt II they are
Objected to, and that nothing but gold and silycr
lsa COED legal tender. Exchange In Chicago can
never Ftte above x per cent. premium with a
tpecie baeie, and viii be often at par. II not at
discount, should the present N aoTement prove
hucecss.-N. 7. Courier and Enquirer.
, 1861-05-28
MARINE INTELL1GENUE.
> -
-; Il P1RT..0F CHICAGO.

/ .-..t-
| - r.; =. IVED...........May2 81.
| etnr micnzzn: stewart, 50 Haven, i63 pkss mdzs
Prop r L Foss; Wilson, Auakegon, % M lumber
Prop Empire; Rteh.saeon, ogdsnsbu,,gh, III toni
Prop Neptune; Newman, Buaalo, 100 o:hhds sqgsr
Prop Inion, Dougal, Port sarnia. -:
! Prop I'otonae, gebhaFd, Buffalo, 50 fes rice, *
hhds and 100 bb1s molasees, 80 hhds and 1o(
bales goods: i5o bSls l9uor, ioo boxes glass
| 100 bags coffee 800 brs Iron.
- N lumber, 10 pkgs Dish.
Prop GSpF} e. 500 PkEs hfd5s 49,
bsss i1ea' 81 = isTss haset tn pfs ss!s
PsoER Barber, M Brown. Grand Haven. 70 n lumber.
BsI1z BaIk BEasdge5 Essg stato, Brewery, Buffalo.
Bg Sapils saa sTsssns sfss a1s aaa1as 9as1S hnac
*bl1g Sam Hale, Vol, Green Bag, 10 m lumber,
BfiglH elenstcfn, Ferris, Green Bay 1e0 m iu nher
Brig ssymonr, cslland, Ford River, Id n lumber,
Brig Commerce, Ieoks. Bnaalo.
Brig Treat, Barr, Buffalo, 50 bales oakum.
sshgE sBttg W,1;]llans 9,1]da1s nkins Bnao Ego lumber.
sehr Foster, Smith. Muekegon, 30 N lumber, 1a1
ssh. s1 6aTaey; = etett; Cleveland, aootons coal.
shz sehle6ohen & sGas sS s n lumber
oenf aantss S4lisms. Mnskegon, IS N lumber,
ecnt magnet, faltnsr, Muskegou, 3 n lumber, 10
scb, =, naaa n 3at9i,, 1.,,.s - c-,- -, 49,
ssRF ssRF Tlo6. M q 10 looming $ssstS. Bualo 's''
'schr Wm TsIl Stephens, Black Lake, d corls
isWooas: p egIds bark. -.
SS1 SSCn1 Alpna, Gfnndss south Haven, 40 cords wood.
sehf Rhcwa1eQm hen Mealigost, Muskeson, IS N lum.
schr Mary, Phelps; Kalamazoo. 30 cords wood.
schr Telegraph. Hays, White Lake, Is N lumber.
se9F Gta} Eagle, Per1ctt, Buffalo,
sehs sehr ice, 6;cs 1aglas, batlalo -...
e,.. I IEood; 8 n lumber; 80
49,, wood, Is cords single bolds. ''SA' " '"t1'
Senf II5de, Fellows, OsWego.
Scnf Malnn, Warren. Holland, rs m lumber.
6ei Scht Tianef, Last9n, Hhits Lake, s. N lumber.
Sehr hite Cloud. Elsey, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
Seh1 Sch Pride, Denton, Pontwater, 45 N lumber
Ecnt Mhlte squau. Leonard, BufIalo, 49 ton coal.
schF Pionees, THOMPSON, Muskegon, Is cords
ss!hlngle bolts, 10 cords wood, Is N square
sehr Antelope, Gallon, Kalamazoo, "a m shingles,
50 N lumber, Il IN square timber
s. schr Morning I5g1t, ia, Buffalo.
Ss5 Ss %s59ss $sdlss . so!s Eoed
ber, 10 cords wood n % etaycs. tsA' ~ - 1u4n'
gchr Three Heiis C1arfe 1ioliand * s+o.o.
schr Louise Raab Ione' Ocnntn> 1sS ~ inmhsr
Schr Ia,yrence 1awrcnne Tontr1riiie ~ IL * "a.a
wood - ~0'17
Scbr N-ynufrr Fsur1o1o fr psvo- 1to -, 1,,,A,,
, 1861-05-28
G2aantfD.

WANTED-A Travelling Agency.
Satisfactory references gtTeu. Address
"BUEIA EES," ut this ofdce, my23I3t
, 1861-05-28

E. II 5ou wish for hushy whiskess Or Efasd
mating nustache, send 70. boz Of Bsl11n9
hams Stimulating onguent. Its warranted
to bling than ont In from three to ax .weeks
Bent o. receipt Of price and postage, $.1s to ah,
addrchs, b7 J. Il. johnson, 70 Btats street, Chica
70, III. - rohaa a,n
, 1861-05-28

TEE HEALTH or JUDGE Doua1As-We
were harry to learn yesterday Of the contin:
ued improval In the condition Of Senator
Doug1as, who at latest accounts seemed in q
fair way Of recovery. Dr.. Miller Of Washing.
ton, and the family Of Mrs. Douglas, also Of
that city, reached this city on Saturday night.
, 1861-05-28

= TIE undersigned. LAwrrnes J. Niszca, nss bee:
Dy decree II Chanccry OF tue Superior Court Qf Chi
c1so catered cu May lat lSS ia sali wherein Istsc
Bucs sanan y coz plsinaut. a.d Robert t. Fahl1u
bmma = Fabtaa, I nomas +. Eotrfst Philip q Foe
rest AID Mary Fotrtst. ars deinudaht3, arnosat.i
Trustee n Place Of Henry L, Eorrrs, .icc.sant tl
carry cut The prcT.sea7 Of certain Trust Deed
cctel ~ hnbeEt l.. Fabian aud Emma $. Elbl4u ~
sald H+n13 l. FoEEe.t frustet. ~ ecca1e ccrtaia
pt9m!tstry note Of Five Thousand Dclar+ dateI Mar
ath D. So anA payahls onu year after dat. t3 i, .
order Of IEona4 l. Fc!rcss with lnteress st ten p31
cert PEE annnm which said rginal Trust DC.I u
nled of record IN saId cacse. and Is also recorded II
e. @ Ex;o5ce.t once of Coos Eouaty. In nook l'5
MET ~ Conveyed to ss! Henry L. Forrest
AID, wherein. said Note with Interest fe5:, ta da3
theHsof Ii noW wholly dno and unpatl aad there y
due Er!eou the sntn Of E1yt ThouE4zlI Mas Hurd7u
4ld SevcatTTKo Dollars to pa9 which sad su;a sad
Rea Esate nGa been otterN Dy a1ld Cpurs be sold
~ n a. oy faid decree sppeAr4-
Now therefore, Eottca IL hardly Zt7e1 that t.e m.
dr0eled Lawrence J. J. Nissen, will sell At public
auction On MONDAY. tie seventeenth dsy Of Juua
A. l1 = oc4cek mon Of that tiAy, AZ tho uofth
aSot q tho col1t Horss In Chicago. to tho hIzhex
b!deer tor caah the Neal Estate conveyc ~ atrcsad
Willis tcntA half Of Let Ten, Block O1c Hundred
3ra IEenty-TTa School Section ADDITION to Chicago,
9! eAid l.obtft T. tuolAn e Of haA Emma = Fahian.
h1s vile nnblees hose7er. to \ certain mortgage Q
easi L. Faoiaa and wife 10 D. Waldo Llneca . 81.
cure the sum OF $50 !f1 recorded In che Racor
Geks 0Mee Of Cook County. IN Book II Of Mortgage.
LAWRENCE !, j. EIssgs. Tru,tea.
ha1RoUcK DAVIS Solicitor, ust1 1-a.l3xl j,
, 1861-05-28

The quantity Of brcadstuffs arriving In Montreal
is unprecedented1y great-much greater, indeed.
than is shown by published accounts. Mr. Nc
to the morning papers Of the receipts Of produce
by the LAchine Canal, Q comparison Of certain
ems tn Of which prompted some Inquiries. From
receipts Of -four BY that channel amount to i43.
IA bbls;. wheat, Gs1, ,234 bu; peas, 161 ,4B bQ !:
San other g.atns. s3os bu- making total dncuding
nonr Into Wheat) eque to $50 7o3 b4 Of grain ii
7. Railway during eamc period will probably ID.
crease the aggregate to J, $50, 900 bu.-fI1iaesS.
, 1861-05-28
ILLINOIS AND n1CH1aAr CANAL

:: ARR1fED..---..., HAY Is,
Resolute, Athens, 20 subb1e stone
hockpor1 Ioekpott, 200 hn corn, GOO bis -four. y
Celestial, Lassllc. 5477 ta corn.
D1cotah, 1asalle, b00o bu corn.
j 3 Preston, I4asa1le, sss6bU corn :. :. =. -
r Z Goodell. IasAl1e, 54ln bn com.
Portland, Lasa1lc, 800 bu eorn.-
-: CLEARED. .May&
Kmeine Seneca, os91 # lumber, 81. 500 shingles,
r.: ttoo 1ath, 1s,o00 bs machinery, b1ls lime, 4
:, ton mdze, Is brls ealt, "1o0 bn oats.
shingtes, 66s0 ns cslpeahter a1te wo,k. '''">'
'cak easbm,s; bMa; tasslis;f 1.,.f Eti:a::.' =:
eAdella, Joliet, 1tou coa1.:h.-s-. d.
dan1tss.ops., ar1s.op s.: .Las.lle, ~ toni indie.
4ogkport, Loekport, sI00 tons mdze.
HHennn1gh; He. oISItgg t5as. ntawa- =:
! { Ale1s1de1. Iockport, i tons coal.
Fame, 0uFage, IS m lumber.
creole, iaealo 100 M shingles, 80 N lath soo eds
Belle, Las&l1e.;:, ...:, -"
, 1861-05-28

OCEAN FREIo1trs At NEW YonK, My a5-There
was more tirmncss In ratcs Of brcadstuifs to ali
200 bu corn. at IT'D In bulk, and 7X@7a In ships
bage; a 900 bn wheat. at 71<d in bulk and Sd In
sh5ps bags-6d generally demanded for bulk room;
and By foreign vessel, six thousand dvc hundred
bushels wheat In chips bags, at 9Hd, To London.
a,6oo pbls Tour ct q O.; y 900 bu wheat at Cd ID
ct 1M and 1900 81 wheat At 19Nd In ship's bars
TO Glasgow, 19, GOO bu wheat at 3D. in ships bags'
To Cork, and market, q foreign vessel with o.
VO ou corn at II d. A ship to Bordeaux with
, 1861-05-28

IF III KOIB CURRENCY. fh1 Hne1a she4tz OF BY
tho quantity. 1or lSle 1t Tribune Od1ce-
- :. ~ f,s. WM..H RAND.
, 1861-05-28

~Ak111 NE 11i41N olC< IouuIY ut
- ~ CeeS ;se1 - sanezior Court of chIeaso Jams
Etoor, Lewti y: Stone, George A. Carucs and Ca1u-
Hns u Casnes ~ Vie. TheouFe F. Phillips, william
s;p I: pptten pd and Eaz1 Appleton hfs ulG ,AbAa
NA{ne. Frederick WSTnc Hlsam A. Tucker Nathaniel
T. Casats, Samuel Hsskrll William Wilson Jonn L.
t9rthsli md lstchaFd u. DovelL In Chancery.
AE1daHit Of the nonrcsideaee Of George 4 CaFncs
9pd aq; Ga51 line ra5ccs b K,te. Thcodo. Phns.
Abi{ah stnrn Robert Bainbridgs, George RutieIse,,
y william T. Wnrnc, Frederick Tarne NAthsnjcl IL
Gatnea Samuel Haskell. William Wilson ana E.chari
Doyel1, fourteen Of tho defendants ahoye nau,el
eAy!pg been fled Il the oittlR olthe CLERK Of sad
St. Ssqs o Il nsffb x,en
vie Thedore F: Phillips. .wi1i1an: g. Appleton an
Eliza 9. Appleton his Ht{e Abah Stone. iobeEt Ea!n
bridge. George Rutedge. Wnlam H. Warne. FrctrE-
lex Narne. Nathaniel G. Cafncs Samuel HASKELL VIII
Lam Wilson and tacharu n Dnvcll that the complain
sRs alsa ~ pl of compliant II sad Geust no
that tummonds theseupon Issued out Of sail Court
axainst said defeudsnta rrinrnable tie Muuday
OF Inne next 1851. As by laE required.
NOW. unless you tho sail GseergB 4. Carnas n1d
Caroline L. Czfnes bis wfs, Theodore f. Phillips VIII
iaW ar, sAnpletoa, , and Elite G. Appleton hls vic.
William II. Warne, Frederick yarnc, Nath1ntcl u
Garner. Samuel Haskell Nill4n1 Wilson and Elcnari
T. noyel shan personally be and appear before said
Superior Court Of Ch+cago OF Cook County, on tho
Est day of tho next term thereof to be holden aE Chi
eaKo III sa!t County the arss Monday Of Jurc 1885,
aEa plead. answer OF deMnr 70 the said coup
therein charged and stated Will be tssrn confessed
p?syer & ssd b sc4 ds,un cs. e sa'
ANo scorT. CompTt sors My!lcsos-5w
, 1861-05-28

~ f127 4 3Se5 e55-SussE!oF CoaFt q CtlcaSo
Red " j. Z. Hallam-Attachm-.t
PubEc soase y hereby gtIe1 to the said j. K H,l.
of the erf of II" superior Court of Cl!cao dss ri
the IN day Of Apri. D. 49, as tas sult & te sai
TT ef ttr said X Hallan,. r. ms sun u Fl7e
returned executed. " ~
Now. therefore, ua:e.s you, the SAID J. E. Ha1as.
shall rsonA1ly be anu appear bcf>re the said Sp,.
nor coust Q, chlsaso 81 betose thc t daY q ac
5efsa to Dc hoa y &c Ccn't House. ia TIC
~ G1's spssal bah Al I'D = pleed 70 'he s.a p.tat
favor {! The said plaintiffs. Ard 50 mich of the pro
pe3ty atacAed - at be sanicIea: to SATISFY ito ii
juda meat and costs. w1}l be so!i st..fy f1s II,
WAITER EIN7AiL CLERK
, 1861-05-28

GIL
1n.accordauce with the expressed wishos
and re resolutions passed by the mass meet.
Ing held at KiDgsbury's Hall, on SATURDAY.
evening last, a special session Of the Commnn
Council VAS held last evening to oousider fhe
matter Ct appropriating money to eoufp ffe
liz LIZ sjt Brigade The following Aldermen xcso
Wm: co1by, j. z. Bot.tora, j; j Il, n.1. :;
xanstb, e. c. T. Holden. INV ! y naRh f!% nafa8a- = &
Hnobar5t ]: 'Alston, r frindiyille. N. a.:
En, EMane, G. Perkins, II Mcdonald add John
Alderman Hubbard was called to the chair
ia,an ier4 9aisaA Aye1s desired to ca1l up the snb.
eisribiii.19 se 70 the report Of q committees On
Char Tho chair hoTeyer docIdeds is IT thst ~ ~
1.E. pu91hess 91 thaa that expressly sci forth
A N tas ca1 wonid Be- out oY order. II H. Al also a.
snans @ = ~ W. r. mn to read the pro-
which Alden Myers obIected ana y bs ~ .ol o.
pea1ed from the chair. '1A'A4 Ae ~
Am. >colnisky announced that at the
meeting on Saturday night a com,nitf.a ~ nf
tsrss t1 ~ appointed to Present the peoples
ne proceedings Of the abore mentioned meet
ne. md present the petitions for the equip
meat Of the Lriah Brigade.
Aa; Myers here interrupted. and want
ea 20 knoN what the meeting wns called for.
II vs. moved and carried that the reading
nae mnutes Be dIspemed NIfh, As It VS.
enlne!y anne cetsa1y they be read. fha aetinn
~ unea1ltd for. It vi done to ssiistr s S'G III
e: Hax'ey proceeded. Fl Is s.. st.tsd u, dnt,
he hAd to perform, md then res1 K. sns lse.Y e0.usY
from the Board Of TFade, Egned b1 nyer Rs,t1,on asn
hundred well kaoyn names frnm &, hn.,saMaoo sMo
men, He then stated The eHect or H. 1s4
passed at The last sesslon Of the Ieeiistassr
nat,'sl sa 'aaarsaed the Council m IN @s1pport Of @
existing for the proper equipment Of The BIZ
ads: rs thorght Chicago should have ps:
cn1a< pE.4e; ID ;5JeQmppng them well, tat
foey might oecHpy the position theY deserved
u the A1ny q $hesr4 country He instanced
fae suec1sa oithe Michigan and Rhbde 1sland
he hkd prepared LIT of Whist deemed ea-