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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
LEGAL.
- TATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY. IS
" In the District Court OF said county:
Simeon Ncwt9nj
y Original Set,c.
Isabella Newton

NTAIE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
" In the District Court Of said county:
Isabel. z I, Original Notice.
To Isabella Newton, Defendant You arc
hereby notified that there Is now on lie in the Of
Ice Of the Clerk OF the District Count Of Saott
county, state Of Iowa, petition 81 simeon New
ton praying fora dissolution Of the bones II mat
riHony III present existing between YOU, tho sand
isaheiIa Newton and the SAID Simeon Newton, fof
that you, the said Isabella Newton, willfully de.
serted the said Simeon Newton, ana absented
yourself iron HIM. without reasonable cause. Tor
more than two years.
No"' unless You appear thereto and lefea, be
Ire noon q the sec,a. tl.y OF tao Deccnibei
fern. A. D., lotl, Of said District Court. detaul.
WI be entered sainst you AMI juj sment lcncl4,
august !: j, l,6I. COOK 4 DktRY,
a. ~ Att4s FIR ilaintiF.
fi'hUolhh's oAI.E.-whereas, on tic 81, IA,
Of Novcm' er. a. D., 1893, Martha JOINT. ana
Nathan Jones, heF husband, executed unto Dayid
,. true, az Trustee, certain Decd Of Trust con.
yeyihs y SAID Trustee the lana IN scott county
Iowa, described - follows, to-wit The suti.
@est quarter q tire south west 4uarte,
u section number SIX e.. If town
Zip No. seycnty-nine { - north Of ran,e one
"a q Inc oh Principal aiefidiau which -i.is
egnYey@ncc was male by tie -,tid Martha lone
ami Aattan JoGes, i"r the purpose ID securing tn,
payment Of ono CERTAIN Prom ss9Iy Hgte, aal tht
interest thereon slt:ied ~ said Martha lone ant
Nathan ZONES, dated die stli day / Noxelub.r
\. T., le39, tor .ie r me IN irtt an. seven
ty.seven delais and rayabic Gle year 4itcI dat.
= Anthony 'au y yck or order! with iutelcsr
rom datc II tell per cont. per nGla u4tii ln i
And now, sii fr4m!ssory ,.oten4.Il 4 become ia.
aud rayHbie and the said Martha ZONES ana Natn n
Jones having ta'ied to pay tie same. /, BatIi <
,~8. lFgHE .f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
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rArESr INSULATED FULL IRON FRAME NEW scALH
= aid ana saaala aiano-l.riaa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

AIWayt on IdHi
Is. Coin aud oxatninc corner Of Iowa ana
Third streets Davenport. rem
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
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REDUCED rnE rriyE or .oAho I
, 1861-05-16
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

WKpNxaDAI EyKNI1s, May Is, 1861.
FRElaHTs-Advaaoed k@1s p bushsl : be
erf e9~ TO snd e.: g
wheat, at 71<a 3ehla Torrent, St-Andsews, Pha.
larape.--aG With corn at e:
naltet rtopsRs,tss s7ass s. s.s, e. 5 5ss e. s h,s 5
Mtlsss' and ITO hrls .sAtiautie Mtls'' On Rrivate
terms-payabe in New York exchange; Ito ,brls
t4ssf s1 1 g ~ es' ast 81
s. ssls Gaa a' at 5 ss eo s 81 e
= s2H asi; 100 bfls :mpire st . 5ds1; 100 brls
sfper At $3.50 del.
hILL sTUFFs-11eb bags Middlinss at s12 % on
track; 20 tons Bran in bnlk At IS % on track.
pu M.ift s1os S
$1os store: 100 81 81 Do Do It It Is il store: 4o' bn -
ss DO st & = busss ss 10 at It
II store; 1000 bu Do Il st "a IL store; 500 ID DO
@ o9 g s. 81 at @ 20
store: 4e0 bags Club q 81 10 on trsasz
coRN-Reeeived, q, - bu; shipped, III; ssa bu.
Market los higher .na a,e e1sitsd ssIes *o ba
10000 bu do 1t 85{c In etore 5000 ba do It SIC In
store 1900 at 26c In stora 1000 ba DO At 90: in
store: 1b.D0o bu do at 40s in etore i; LEGO bu Re-
oATs-Receiysd. s.sss bu; shipped. 10, ,s.6.
Market advanced a@3c. salas, 1000 bu No i at
2c IN atore: 1000 bu do at 31c in store; o bu do
at &C In store
KlE-kecelved. l. 48t bu. Market advanced &C.
Galee, 700 bu No lat 45c in store.
BARLEY-Re6etYea 900 bu. Market ac higher.
Saes 40 bu No st 80 Ia store 100 bn do at 26c
In etore; 1900 bt do At TIC In stofe.
HIaHWiNkszNeminal at l5x@tee. Nosales.
ALGoHoLlstesaJ as ss@asc p gal.
MESS PoRk-15 orls Ness {iaIeiy packed 1t
| &19.00: Is bt1s h, o. at $500.
LARD-FIlm 1t 10e.
TALLoW-- Nominal at s4@ec,
HLDES-Market firm. Dry Fiat, tt012e; Gree1
| aa!ted. 4h95c; Green, 8x14s-
| BU BUrrER-Common, 7H@sEe; Dairy, 1g011c
| EGGSfn demand It &c n doz.
| PQULTRY-Mve Chickens, $a.5o04 80 2 doa
| Turkeys. 11<1l1Hc 3 h.
| P0TATOE5-Nesnannoc in fair demand q
| 223a6c. Mixed, 16@20c
| LIVE SToCK-Receiyed, II Hogs. Market 70
Hogs steady at q 00@4 Is, with little o. nothing
doing. Prime Beef Cattle ara In request and aru
/ 1t So 5o5b490.
, 1861-05-16
MARINE INT&LL1GENoE.

PaaaEp Dt1nolraaM A--ur-prepel!ers Mis-
= ssltck Henry. Alvin Bronson;
r;9s' ;yso"sn-Prope le,s Illinois, Chicago. Northern
M&ht . 2neen q 9f sae Lakes, PtstEls State, A!ehi-
g Hops, Advance, N Grover, Hubbard, 5 chapia,
:, ARRlvzp ~ BurFAEo FROM CncAco-Nay H.
Propeller Fountain City; bark Sweeney, David
vey. John q. Deshler; schooners Middlesex, Az
Io", Mount Vernon, Grace Murray, Lone stac,
Tartar; coll1sgwood. White squ.l, Gertrude, T.
Aitasrisn. 6: .. Gri.Ro1d. Whiss cloud lon sfrIas
aafefn@'onsl aetn ouee4 City, ST. P&al fremont, Re
ncLKA9zpFaox BUFFALO FOE CH1cAao-M.y, 1s-
Props; Evergreen City, Iowa; ha1ks B. s. shep-
psra, David Morris. City Of Chicago, John Sweeuy;
or1gs VIM: Treat, Empire Stats, Fanny Ga1dner;
the1aan, Dig Vernon, japan, arace Murray, Sirius,
Root. 7: B Bronson, ". 5. GiSbafd, Grspsshot, W hot.
Shook, Nightingale, Middlesex, Cairo.
On h bottom Of thu Wellaad Caaa'. near tho Al
!anha5E Deep Cut, in eighteen feet Of water: She
a. 9aa on eo9td cargo Of whest and was bound YoR
r, T. ,Csth.snes. 1 G. " Ths 3. n. oo's tug Re-
B4ekao Adpdrtiaer.
new Fsssk1-Ths schooner Marion Egzn,
splendid new vss.sa. built 1t Huron, Ohio, for
e1ps eiI Es9a. of chiaso, passed up SATURDAY. sVe-
then+-aDeIsoSt Tfsas1s.
11LAnaE FLsET--Cspt. Penny, Of the propeller
Buffalo, rsporta large feet OF vessels on their
Eay d2wa though Lake Huron, al grain loaded.
statss It'd Ii counted one hundred add two, Be-,
-DetEots Iriome,
~ The schooner B R. Loomis. It Is reported,
On her.
, 1861-05-16

CHICAGO, BURIIEGTON d
~ QUINCY RAILROAD. ...:
Passenger Ttans le&ye 4ld sr1fve at Chicago ft-
to4s:-HfAt l=sven It $40 l. Y, (9n dsys a1eepted),
arrives It d.th r. H. t-u7daya slreEt'l-) f1press
leaves At 8tt r. tS2taria}s exct pte1 At ycs at
7H \ Il. tMo days ezttpt:d} Aurora Accon mcdk-
don leaves II 4la F. n, tsu2sys e1csptsd,. arrives
II Ia.o /. T., ts4suraa5s e1reps ed
, 1861-05-16
Pare Water in EampHs

There Is confeasealy we'll nigh as much per
il to be encountered BY our soldiers 1t Cairo
In c.mp, a. en- the battle field. There II to-
tI lack Of pure water, that which is used
being dipped up from the river and allowed
to eettls IN barrela before drinking.
We are glad to learn that a proposition Is
hAtng eutertoiaea be.ween the CommIssary De
partmout, AID BIZ. Kedzie Of Rochester, whose
Flttrs are In approved use thzought the coun-
uy, to erect esvera1 large F1lters at the camps,
etpeca11y ior soldiers use Mr.. Kodxfe's FL
ter, It ,uay be said without invidlousness, is
the best scd indeed almost the only one in
use tAat Is p>1ftct fltes. II is proposed to
nuke tnEse Of the capacity Of hogshead, for
which reason they ars to be built At Cairo.
This important sanitssy feature will, We
truss, bs secured g promptly as possible. End
W. lesraed from Mr. Kedzle's agents, the
Msssrs. a r. & G. Fl. Miller, At Nss, 235 and
2S7 sate street. that decision will be arrived
TN Day or two and the work done 1t once
Tae presence ct Mt. Kedzse In this city =
above will be Of advantage to those having
his Fa:ers that need repairs and new filing.
For the take Of our volunteers In camp, We
trust this humane measure to supply them
Nth prre water msy succeed at once.
, 1861-05-16

IsvArIns rEox CANT YATEs-Ordefly Ser
geaat Bee.ing Ct the Washington Light Cav
airy arrived here yesterday, having In charge
sixteen iuvalida from Camp Ystes stspring-
field
, 1861-05-16

- Street Potato md Beddirr Fl4nts. Fanss-
-.ond, 1000 for s. g. Verbense, Dahnas, &C. At the
~-ia9tnn Eu1sery Of F. x Phnnix. myt11n
, 1861-05-16

..- CLEARED Mar IL
Prop Barber Brown, Grand Haven.
Prop Susauehauna, Webster, Buffalo, 1900 bu
oats, GOO bbls nour, 800 bags wheat. 80 tons
lead
Frop Ontouagon, Wilkins, sarnia, c ", 1880 bags
corn, 36 bags wheat, 230a hble dou1, e6 hrls
taflow. &d brls pork, 500 dry hides, va kegs
lard, 81 kegs butter 10 brls eggs. { boxes
mdze.
Prop Toasvands, Palmer. Butllo, -, 900 bu corn,
2l.Oo0 brls douf.
Bark Invinc1ble, Bowman. Buffalo, 1850 bo corn.
9chr Gold Hunter, curt1ss, Buffalo 1880 hu corn.
Schf Massey. Gtfney. Kingst. n. II zoo bn wheat.
Sehr Peoria, Pelssy, Buffalo. 10 600 bn wheat.
Schr Meridian, Woolnough, Dunk1rk, u,775 bu
achr Walbrt5ge. Buffalo, 1900 bn corn.
Schr Scott, HontsbarreF, Buffalo, T., GOO bu corn
Schr Brown, Brown, Kingston, Il, III hu wheat
Schr Dresden Fianegan, Crawford's P1es.
acht Thor1ne, Anderson, Wi1kins's Pier
achr 6Weepst&kes, Burlington, Buffalo, 1890 bu
sehr Enterprise. Gilmore, Port colbosa, H. 40 ba
schr san, Jeaes, sarn,a, 4ass brls aour LIZ b.las
brcdm eprn-
sehr Spencer. Blanchard, MnskeRon.
3chr 0d,n, Walton, M1skegon.
8ehf Drew. White, Pier Core.
Soh1 Convoy, Kerb3, Buffalo, II, 100 bn corn.
Schf Foster; Morris Muekegun.
sehF courtTrtghs, Christian, Buffalo, 1900 bu
schr Reciprocity, Nathan, oedeusburg, 1908 b.
, 1861-05-16

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, May Is, 1851.
The following tables shows the receipts and
ahipmeuts for the last tweuty.four hours:
, 1861-05-16

AF1SAA - NJ"
Thfes T<rsuzh Pas.eaEsr Trains
Ssf s : + sszP? sssss @
rssssa:sss aaanzpsssed feF s7ssd .a@ eanois 5
81 es'f I'd r.. Line. IL resss - ra1.4Apat.
& - shsa g sses % wooeraz
Msspta. c, , 70 @ E3p:sas I'D r.: - Traina Iae q.
3sses esa fsss Iine easnset tor Essamars nd Was
~ n TsEe9sa P.asazr Tr.tas Rtov!3o1 .7.h 1eufs
das sad3s au e s ss Z ::
f. b :a. szs NJ - 81 F
"a Tefo99h Tiakspa Ill rzt, ars good on either !.
~ Mszsss Z sq:ssa a-s ze:z ~ Norwich, "A
~ s:s:s II !:
fssE .Ra bssr e ~ s rs:s.ssp z: SsSapsny h
"FAR1 A1xAYs - LoK Lid I1A1 II Qu:cx u
Asx FOB Il TitEkFs ti1 k91sfHe 81 s2Hts P1t:raBuaaz
55s:5F'i Iii :4l5sS fES; s r 4so 1z
.Tns eogrees.z q :5,c1 y sae E.Irosd Hrases
5; izia. sss9s + = & Il IL;
casses ss e 6. aRs2E sE2 2s z:ss w:
ccDreaJ:
3. 9. P1acs d Co, Zsaeeviue, q; ], J, Joh7stca
5iplsy. O.; E Asyselsy. A1gsvi1la, q; 3T@k6y
sst4 5 IL 4 s7 T. ssatan @ s:a;as A:'fa
~ dnd sssasm {. 4,s e. G4T4 IL
ls Tsan h.n3s H4at Memphis a Tenn ri cl1tm = =
ca. Cac&&o; 3, Koe9ts. Aitaa. u /. ~ ~ ~
Essf
"a Greatest Facilities oabrsA taf he 9rsssH
t{da sud &peedY Tra7spGftassdn q
, 1861-05-16
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. Mar IL
strm Michigan, Stewart, sart St. Mary.
Prop Free State Rounds, Buffalo, 1G7 brfs apples,
400 k9s spikes, 800 chairs, wagona
Prop Barber, Brown. Grand Haven, 1lo IN lumbar,
80 hf br1s heh.
Prop Edith Hunt, sarpIa, Canada, 15o hf br1s dsh,
II pkgs sugar, bri syrup, g brl beer.
Brig MoheKan. Warner, Detroit. IS eds wood.
SchF odin, Walton, Muskeeon, SO m lumber.
8ehf Spencer, Blanchard, MusfeEon, 75 N lumber
Sour Tonvoyt Kirby, Buffalo.
schr Illinois, Burk, Muskegon, q N lumber.
6chr Eesex, Chton, Bay City, ITS N lumher, Il c1s
wood
Schr Foster, Smith, Moskeeon, st m lumber
8chr Dresden, Finueg1n, CrAwford's PieT, Ct eds
wood.
schr Tho1ue, Anderson. Wi ktns City, Is eds wood.
seht Magnet, Palmer, MuakeEon, II m lumber 61
m lhth
, 1861-05-16

Geek 3 &oIA1a, ao Dea.boxn .traax. hsvn
nsds thssr peaas aor aiexatax ana aysasr r.nt,s
EaEassn&s ]e4 than azy otass hoe.s IN taA ~.
, 1861-05-16

ARRIVED. H.
Tsxrnantss, Fas6as, a cords wood.
Reeoluts, Athena, p03 e fpbbls .r
A3aNsp. Joliet eoQ9 bu upfa
L IA1szadGx, 1ockPott, 6at4 b1 aoen.
QnAfas, otsEws, 51Q0 b1 eoFp-
, 1861-05-16
What HR4 B<eR Done.

" &E8G A3&X 8$&0A &zW00s I
The question Ia often ssked, "What has been
aone by tho Cttazen'a Committee toward
clothing our volunteerss" Ths query may
ind partial answsr IN the following array Of
facts. The COMMITTEES alluded to, consists o.
the following gentlemen:
Samuel Hosrd Secretary and Treasurer; q. |
Lunt. JA1oea Long 3 I. TlnkhaM, 7: D. bF5a4'
5ndge-M ther, L. p. Billiard, ]. o. kumse5' e. b.
HAad1ck. |
Anorder wsa, some three weeks since, sent
to New York By the above Committee fes
clothing for onr Chicago companies, to the
amount Of $500. The artie3es were thtss
supposed to be most needed, and consisted Of
500 uniforms af cos:s and pants, and 200 zou-
ave CAPS, to b. distributed thus 200 suita to
companies "A" and "B" Zoaaves $50 suita
to Capt. Smiths company; 100 to Capt. Hal.
dlpg's company, and the'remainder to some ct
the other Chicago companies At Springfield
or Cairo
The COMMITTEE hsvs bought 1,1oo grty
woolen kAirts which were by special
messenger, James Long, to Springfield md
Cairo last night
The lsdies Of the city finished, yesterday,
100 hunting shirts for Capt. Wsdswortha
company, now 1t Camp Dement,. TEey WILL
also provide uniforms for Artillery Company
B, Cspt. Taylor, expecting soon to be oraeFed
| to duty.
m. fy,,.an,a comn3ttee hss lstely cent
.un,,v ~ h,oo.ns and fu;table eocks to 4
German company, and suitable blankets to Ill
the companies 1T the South, a. well - to
| Wadswosth's Ri8es 1t Dixon
Chicago Regiment Accepted by the
osateo s.Atts iof sne war
ne 1ea.n 1oat Inc 1ase' 1n1An, eusts9
o1 n'ne haeo e"'np@n'ee u e1Is ~"
ee'ec'ea 1uen' aA'' te'14-5 ee1 T.ss.
.N.. ssos 4assv ~ @19
enpaulee - <~,. rx.ox- r,,.. foo,n.
as' eoap, ~. II, g p...ts
| eAa o ~ n veuah..
| ~ o" ~. ,.h+
-. ~ p SoDf3 -. e. 1,.a,.
e.a s,srps, C.e. N . s,annn,a-
~ Coanr.nr-caat s,.ds.
al, ce-an.11csT+ Ta,h.-+
q. C.unany-cant Rarrv
~. .,ra ~ go ~ o,,rr.r,-a IN the
oh,rea ,r,,e- ~ ,rr renortar'. 1ist. They
- ss.,,,.,.s n,s. hnad-sa men unon nndfpe
~. 49, -o1,d h.ra m onnortn ottv for en-.
-o11rnent IN d. frst or second ouota Of ou1
at.t- +-oon. t1nder If sery,ce T.s sent dl.
~ac+,v ~ wazb,notor and thera preesed
| s.rone1v in the War Office,
The regiment was accented contingent to
| the sctton of tbs s.urees Rifle Corps. already
accented aud awaiting they being mustered
;nto IT q. seryice, The ACCEPTANCE Of thI,
, 1861-05-16

1904 B q FFALO AND
,1CO1e LAKE. HuRDH KAILwAT.-shsr:eA
1ud baGt Fonts to Buffalo and other Ezetefa otee.
Train leaving Chicago 1t - OekroR at T.&4
1904 Il, Boetep u 7.z0 &. eoaneot1rx Win NaV
York CsH6al At BhfA1o nd New Y1ek b KIie tfAtaI
going E&at. T1rkats vta tais God sxn ~ ohtsine4
ltAtQAIe1 pSacA R. q EAR1 kst,
A.JN1. 11S@a 11p't, 8u&E&
, 1861-05-16
G1t11uu1:GE1.1R1rtB.

TLERK 0F SUPREME COURT
~ CHARLES B. WELLS. Of Ka1e County, DO
nevrg thnt the caaddste for eTk ftas been rom y
tsEa a. long ncdtetT requires would a2uGuoct
hi.eH as tsndidste for CLERK 1t thA Supreme Court
for tbs Thir1 Grand G1Tistoa Ap1otiR
TLERK. OF TIE SUPREME
CorEr FOR TIE -ETRa GRAND DIVISION
DAVID I. HOUs3H OF the City Of La salle IN La Sse
Cuunt is cand!dBtn for CiefE CT tbs 8uprene CoRyt
for the TGird Grand Dill Election to be held Oh
the 1st Monday In Jun4 next. spi2-t13s
, 1861-05-16

In, uEgEQs, our enterpr;sicg music pub
lssher, has just lssned, in handsome style,
piece of patri: tic mastc. the words BY . Chi
e.go poet, Alvin Robinson. late Of the Home
and eeaoa Journal, a.:d music by 8. Wesley
Marin, entitled Union, 1G.ad and Liberty"
We have hesrd It surg by single Toice' sc-
comparisd by piaro, and should the oeau'5
and effect veness OF the pisee be Increased -
. lull chorus aud orchestrs, ali We cau eay is,
tbs Tas Star spspgsed Banner" and other "a
ttoaa1 e{rs -uu:t LOOK to their 1surels ere they
aya eclipsed The sheet is wrought out with
m elegantly Illuminated title, done in the bsst
at5le OF New York co1ored nthograpb. We
CAL speak In unqualified praise Of the words,
the music, the publisher. M1. Higgins is now
rcady to receive orders for this and another
p.ec. published simultaneously with it, enti-
lied ao6f National Flag" wo.dA By ".
Gibbs; zauk1c by P. J. Whipple.
, 1861-05-16

ArrotaTxEsr g. pErurx.-u. 8. MAJ
ahl s5ones has appointed Parneu Munson,
Esq, of Waaksgza, deputy q. s. ;Mwshal
, 1861-05-16

NAAAAku-
Rock Run, LaSslle,
Vermonter. Feeder. :. .'i
Alabama, Lassl1s, ;-.~.
Marion. senaca.
AustralIco, Lasal1e, 5o28 lbs machinery. =:
Acadia La 3R0e, e85oft lumber 1910 II siding, 1o1
000 shinefee. so0O lath.
Arizona LAsalle, 20 as7 It lumber, 1881 Il timber,
l6 GOO # siding, Il, 600 lash. 100 b. hGr.
ReBolute, Athens
0alsat, lASa,le.
Acme, LaSalle hf bbls fab.
Aurora, LaSalIe.
J chapin Lasal1e, 1851 # lumber, 15a % lath,
10 tons mdse.
Hoosier btate, LAsalie.
Maria, Kankakee, 4354o It lumber d bb1st RAFT, l
Dbl oil.
, 1861-05-16

PoIrcs Thirty six CASES IN yesterdays ro-
lies Court AL OF them Light, and more than
the average. .tigh:.
, 1861-05-16

BUILDING IaPxpgpa6kar.--The ground 10
heing cl are3 for the immediate erection OF
erastaatlal busineaa block On the corner ot
Madison and Dearborn street.
, 1861-05-16

0BAGR ORANGE SEED
~ Having bt4n engaged fox the lsst twelve ysars
7 gstast5aE 4 thts SGD Nonld ~ e ~ e9sf1nsA
4kis tSa3oA df NkW hEE1 WARRANTED FRESH.
II tat4 crop II light fho4e who wtnt lA[{e QuAndfy
nhoa1d apply soon. Address Z. ". P1TR1A, Lout6s
Jnlst ". t&2sdajsxAm
, 1861-05-16

kA e.uo5 w. us"ottn Aoaa'o oa
x oook OF great E*lne - sae !oung teesott'
csnt. no.tage. from The MILITARY R0oE STORE
orp T sHERLocE. No. 11a Dearborn street.
"nefe every Military 6ooz can Do oAo o. tae low
eat PRICE may1a-e1&
t. Wild Cherry Tonic Htters, : valuable REM
edy for debility. tndt,estt,s and dykneosta Made
only By Sargent. Drnos1st ror- Randolnh ard
State.
certain core for Rhenmatisn and all nervous dis.
eases. 91taa bottles IS cents. E. q. Sargent,
corner State and Randolph. Aren't for 11,,no1.
~..t = csos.. a.. , ,.,os -. =. 90 a. ~
se1% e eooA :" = =" ''S IN >'o1o Ftanes'
, 1861-05-16
- araeteEt Facilities oAsssA fR he frstee'
taa md &pesdy Tra7spofassd q
Ifr3 Ekoek.


rv.h+, a,rt. r,etehts of u deser4Fto4s caa b n
xa:dsd "a nd non fallsdelphi. ~. r. Yerf M Roez&
= = 9sa Keo:ueey, 1udiaaa, niaoas, Wiseauain, lows
nr1r6 III stasmen b which eooeia Gan BE- forward
d = 2 Ms ofis ina{. a{seAnxS% 1eRts
ts Hisso1ir Karsas, Nkaaa1a and Eet A7ers; nd
4 1reYeIaad 3eHdusEJ and Chicago With aseaaar d
= =, F1rfN an tne Northwestern L&keA.
Nsrchs1lt9 md 8hfppefs entustny the sxanspcxt1o4
Il tseir ffeixbts 70 tits Company. cAa rely Wiz eesf
fance on its speedy tTsnsft
Tas ra.ea 81 Fzstxht 70 And fsusa anJ posa: In -
Eeat nT The PsnnsY R4Iroa a7e ii III t1ea i
II ne particular y marx packages WA PuIA r.
IS, j, 6NEEDER rhiIadeipA&
MAaRAW T. KCON& 90 HsrSh ptEse& Balftmq4a
LEACH q CO. Nc, 4stof Honxe OF No q, vi
ham steeat, Naw Toek
AH HQUHfpA, Gen FtaKn4 ID 4a&fSahia
A ADgEr, asns Ticks e f4d''a4
, 1861-05-16

Mpr7A,1rr ron Afau.-The number of
dsatAs for the month Of April. 1851, has been
4. foaaora: West -ayislon, Is; South d., n
North DO, S.; rot stated, l. Total, 126.
, 1861-05-16

DRr GooDs CLERKS EARLY CLosrya Asso-
cIAT1oN.-At = Meeting OF dry gooas clerks Of
this city, held at Ltnd'B Block on Saturday
evening, May 11th, at 80 r NJ, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
Whereas, The hours Of business In tbs dry
goods establishments Of this city are, IN the
opinion OF this meeting, unnecessarily long, and
not essential the better Interest olthe employers
ard NOT conducive to either the social happiness,
or to the moral intellec'ual and physical improve
mentand development Of The employees
And WAerkds. The experience OF the trade in
all the larger cities OF this as well as European
counle.. i. such as to warrant US In AtatuE. that
the interest OF the employers, the employees, As
well Hs the trading public, are better served by
having shorter honrs.
Be il Reao5ped, That while We dladain all iatent
CT purpose to fnteftere Ia the slightest mAnner
with the legitimate aud Just prerogativa Of em-
1doyers we herewith form ourfelves into an Aseo-
cIatfou. to be known and dezixn1ted ~ the Dry
Goods Clerk E stly Closing Association of Chi
cxeo.' having for its aims and purposes the pro
curing OF shorter hours OF business In the leading
Dry Goods 2tores Of this city. toE.ther With 1he
social intellectaal and moral Advancement Of our
selves and associates.
Resoloed. That each. and every member Of the
"Dry Goods Clerks Esr1y Closing ASSOCIATION. Of
Chicago" pledge themselves Individually and col
lectlvely to use III falr and honorable means to
accomplish the effects Aforesaid.
JOHN LOWE, Chairman.
, 1861-05-16

Board - Trade Meeting ON tho
Eufrepey.
BoARp OF TRADE ROOMS,
CHICAGO, May IL, 1861.
There will be meeting Of members Of ths
Chicago Board Of Trade, this evening, At ~
O'Clock Per order:
, 1861-05-16

- IN khouM MT ta{ torseA Ia sszu. Aas.>1sA
- Sx& WOO II - -a&ya p4FG. NA1y
, 1861-05-16

MIGHT SCAVEN GER,-Charles
Kuk1 Wfu attend to tbs eleastnx rk u73yy vRu1tz
Fssnev14E e 1tsels msaara aad an1 saea4t. aas3a
RttAM&tfSh :
, 1861-05-16

second Ward Unfon Reserve Guards,
attention!
Ycn are heroby notified to attend huffneas
meeting Of the Company thta evening, II Judd's
ae de efsnsF onsS No. M -, spd C.Fk stTse.e y y
atd making a1rzuxemen's for street ot11l, IN con
junction with three other Companies.
By order.
May 16, 1851. Jos. poI1ock, Sec'y.
, 1861-05-16

ITO I,OAN-t6o0 to loan On inn
i rrovnA e4tF property 4zr ene year st tep per
eenk aof4Fs9k Tsf taEhey tateT0a3ls1 s&asess a l.,
70 1ex %81A Hyl14sx
, 1861-05-16

eA wHEELRR, Gen. Passenger Axt III
THICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ IAlLE1AD LtSE-Psssenger tralca depart
from sad arrive At Caieaz ~ fol:o-s:
Dsy Ef and Eail l+aTo 2t D.o1 L. aud aFxi7T
1t H:kH z. Il SUNDAYS excepted
Nittt Express 1eafes q: Loo II Saturdays ~
.eut3d; arrive =. s Is i. Il, Aeldsy4 excepted
Jcllct Acsomuo1nt ~ 5 90 ?. Y, Sundays e1cs2t
ID JOHN F. TRACY, lec- S1pt
r. l. 6f JouS C4n1 Axeak de7
, 1861-05-16

CAVALRY TRAPPINGS. "A
o-We are now prepared to furnish x
carslsy cougsnlss With e4pDLEa BRE
fies IRE sucn as will epsb1e 10 furnish Companies
snAnt all hand TURNER q Subway,
and o811-4Io No n H4,dn n1 atfeRt C,t.
, 1861-05-16

Aaensfsns Hons GaafAs, %. 4.
4 nesttng Of this Company viii b. had III 4hs
9fi1 room, utads Bock} th4s, Thnisaay s1entnH' s
NAY 1Stn, It 7K o'eisck- Evs1Y me9bsf Il dss;rssi
" % pres&1t. Ry oftat.
q. ". W.znxxxxAx, Sse'y.
, 1861-05-16

~f ssy, friend, 20 TO Fassett 3 cook'a md
ct pour Card Photographs, for they sse In advances
Of Al others In style. my14-&t
, 1861-05-16

Juuax1sr AGAINST THE Crrx.-A verdict Ct
4soohas b.m obtained against The elty, in the
Circuit Court, in favor Of n. 4. Higgins, for =
broken arm, resulting from detective paye-
ment.
, 1861-05-16

~ Lswson's Neuralgia q Nerre Tonic. a
certain cure for Rheuuatism and all nervous dis
eases. Trtaa bottles IS c4nts. E. q, Sargent,
eotuer State and Randolph Aasnt for 11,tnnla
, 1861-05-16

iThe Merchants AssocIa Iat1on met this evening
and passed resolution generally approving Of
the above, and thonght the time hsd come when
no money should be taken in the payment OF
debta that was not well and salely kecured."
MILWAUKEE,. Tho iSenttnal Of this morning
, 1861-05-16

~ ALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAIRoAD.-SrREse AnRASaExESr.
ia and aftsr Monday. April ltn, 81. tra.ns II
Leave Wells street depot % Low. rndays excepted
9-15 A. u aad 9.l3 +: fer RstvlArrc, Eo kicrt
t,rmedtste pzn,s; sts :; ,s., + and 9;7o.r y q
oint.: 10 T. Y Hz ETln. h.iE1dt7e. Rocxfo1}, aad
intern ola;s Kotfts; 40 t21 tisneya and iatss
vii take =. 919 4 n uaLa Passengers for Crystal
.ass McHsaEy: E1;hWo.a. GSasvA FAKE sd hsee
Sleeping Ca-S On Els5t trains.
, 1861-05-16

Harmon, Aiken 4 Gale,
Coudict, Woo1ey b Co, !,
Bue', Hill 3 Granger.
Il. W.'Hinsd lie & Co.,
Sayers & Davis,
Sam'l Bogardus & Son,
Il. Vt. Hunt g. Co.,
Williams. Smith & Co.,
Jas. McKtndles- T. Co.,
Doggetr, Bassett d Hi1le
WAd4To1th i Wells,
, 1861-05-16

RA8KNT@ OF ALL &A 0Hb
Ar pEuefeT'1 elfAT VARIETY 3TaRE.
II. III Raa&olpk Rkssk, Ktn21burJ Blssk
, 1861-05-16

TIE DAT OF PE1Tk esterdsy ano
to-day our very numerous 1sraelite fellow
citizens are celebrating the Fesat Of Peute cost
TIE d.rout CT these religionists close their r.
spectixe p1aeea OF business on these days. ano
In attend to their serslce In tho Synagogue
, 1861-05-16

ME.sRs Bowen BRorHERs.-We cal atten-
ton to the advertisement OF Aess1S' oo"eh
Brotherr, Nos. ~ and Is Lake Street. Inc
position Of tbs prominent honAe thus taken
On tie currency question il pioneer. but our
hu stn.ss community are closely behind them