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, 1861-06-20

FRE1GHTS-F1sm. Tbs engagements were as
follows: To Port sarnia: schf Abigail, corn, at
4Kc. To Buffalo: prop Evergreen City engaged
TIE; eehr Z. D. Sheppard, Wna. Flake, and brig
Empire State, cotn, at &C.
FLOUR Received, s. so4 hrls shipped By Lake,
Batavia XXX' at s. 60 del; 1b0 brls Is Wacous-
ia" extra at $350 Oh track-N. K. e1ch !; 100 brls
"Prlncttoa G1ty' At g: 90 del 100 h1ls Center
ssas I del IS bqi. Il Hai4est r Heme It Ssi3
~ %akAT s5ts Rseeised 9e F. bu; shipped,
a sthfS + asset 6u ss
Spring in store at &c; 900 bn do at 6Gc-gold; !;
5000 bu Do :: s:cN, I. e7eh. .,y:a &c By Do at
efHe; =, oe33 10 10 at CSC; 1900 b DO at 67@c:
su g. so a. 6 q s. sSe No. sptas e in Sf s}sf;
at b61o; 1900 bu do ut 67c-gold; $500 bu do at
57He-gold; / 600 bn do al 6ss gold; aoeo bn do
at 47c 1900 bu DO At 6oc. :.
bags choice extra elue At &c; 15o bss Iowa cln6
II n s7s sSs 55ae1 1sSinnea ~ bu
Market Hc better: and more actaye. Bales II. .0oo
bu Yellow at 96cf. 0. b.; s1o0 bu River Yellow at
Sa % sss Ss st Is
s4ef b.; 1s 0o6 bu MIXED tn store (receipts nesr
u run out) at a1Kc; 1000 bu do ii 91,sc-gold !;
setes a se G. e d. sa at do e. Re-
Market quiet. Sales 1900 bu No IN store at 13c !;
n RfEReeeieed E r e ifos Sssi BIZ. Market ar .nd 10
&c higher: Sales 1850 bu No In store at 33c
,BARLE1:-Recei7ed. IA bu; shipped e,7l0 bu.
NAIketdln and nominal No transactons.
HlGaWINEs-Receiyed 345 bzls.' Market dull.
Sales 80 bhls ut liz,
AsssssHFSS.sisg Asss FS6FRs5g;ss sa ?e;ssii, si,s;s {; sS
= LARD-Nomfaa1 1t SHD81c,
GALL0W-14 bbla city at 7Hc.
= HlDEs-Dry Flint, &C; G1een Sailed, 4@4Hc.
HUNGARIAN sEED-ts bagr 1t soc; 50 b.gu
1t 25c- -
HEANs+pul. Sales Il days tair Hi1od at ooc
% bags good do at Il; 16 bags Navy At $1.15; L
BUTTER-Market d1n. Sales 500 lbs. Com.
mon nsffn 1t &c; Is kegs do At exc; 10 teg1
prime at sHe- -
EGGs-1n better demand. with sales at COLO
PotLTRY-L1ve chickens, st.5o@ass per doz
POTATOES 767 bu-" Market dull
| 8ales 800 By Mixcd It IKE 1t store.
LIVE STOCK-Receivcd, am Hogs, Ia Beeves.
Tho maEket 1t the yattoua yards IL 1eIy quiet.
lot Of Of 70 head, cattle AZ: 1t1 lbs, not prime
| were sold for shipment, 1t $3Ep. Hogs steady
/ 46, AZ. $50 1bs were sold at $3.10-
, 1861-06-20
More Wisconsin Ranks Closed.
[Flom the Milwaukee Sentiue1.1

In addition to the throe heretofore announced,
weunderstand the following banks have made as'
Of Columbus, Bank Of Portage. Dodge County
Bank, and Waupun Bank. The closing Of these
Banks does not affect the valuo Of their Issues,
cree to the aiairs Of the Bank Of Portage tho Reg
fsfer eayB:
Our community was not little surprised, On
Tuesday LAST to learn that the doors Of the Bank
of Portage had been closed It was generally re-
garded as sound institution, abunda1tly able to
meet all demands against IT, and It's failure At this
time created much astonishment. An fnvestiga-
tion Of It's aairs decotes the fact that Its lab{i
tics wero So 547: and its assets 81, ,86o09 In
this latter sum Is included the bank interest OF
$4.boO In VaudcrcooE's Block. This block ia In
cnmbered By mortgages, and Its value. after de.
ducting theee, is estimated as above. The depos.
itore IN the bank in the assignment placed in
Its vas $17D1e.a.
, 1861-06-20
G ALE OF IOWA ST TIE
~ STOCKS.
P1cpoeals for loan to the stata Of lows Of q
HIN not exceedirR &4nl fln

SUN uoI e1ceed1tR B4UutVuV.
4 ~ b ssss5eS Z r. q s 1n5 ;
ss sS not
Dollars b.ing part q = lean not e:cecdi3s Eight
sembir entnsd Aa aet i provlds tor tse issas "a
4; i: @ I a.
vi 81 shsh s Fl ho &
r. Ss s s as Is : e
MI par yAue previous 70 the l3th Day Q, July lsS
ths -; ot y Ehsa @ ns ~ u estT 81
sssd e. f:ve HaEdTed Dois1s: t.:h It the o9toa of
re e
The Auditor ano 1r:a*nrer and asestei By tas Gre.t
tested by the GIs.t seal q providing for
mint cf he lntertst semi annually the A.t days ot
ed n Sc soh e r. sS
sla Be9a being psysele =. the nans
"a =. nsS s. sde ~ ehsr
CIV SsV TorS oy gi!tng !hIty days Pae!lc notice
g::ss : :asss T. !;
s es & M
q @asa e as i 5f7saqs sshtu
%.ss Il ~ q IN 2sas Ssss;
%ay sate5ssa "a e 5ai5ss:
& Ii
y e. sT ss s pe
md tasI the yalas Of sata ocf shall nowse be I'm
e5eS pfo1iaed IL hst aots5E u rs lss soa.asd sas
BE 10 construed = to exempt trom ta1suon ny paE
he q 6o.s sS
I'D = act y d be .oii Il Il III il tna stase: 49,
riFht Il to fiect III Or soy suca proposals.
, 1861-06-20

L gentlemen from Montgomery county exhibit
deld In that etctiou, which has sufared from the
aYmyWoru. The etalks were tt mined bare, aud
ee-fourihs Of the heads were cut Of. he sad
viii not pay for cutting. Hc has had bottle full
II The worms. These are most hatafdl looking
ineccts. The 1avages Of the woEus are very great
IN ZONE sections, but they have not spread oyes
have been :dyi.ed. The weather Is quite favora.
BILE for the growing crops, and the latter are pro
ereesiDg rapidly. Rain would be Of service to the
Ynt-CT7cinNat{ Gd-<t&e.
, 1861-06-20

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County OF
~ Cook, at Superior Court Of Chicagos- Jrnr
Tenn, ISL Samuel Myers "a. John D. Pahl1nan. L1taa
n!Sns ins Games lis % NE FaeoJo1e + Fnips WiasA
e, Appleton and Ella G. Appleton bis wtfe, Ant3A
Stone Rnbert Banhridge, George K1t1edGc, William q
Warpc Frederick Warne, Hiram a Tucker, Natnhnia
G. CatneA Samuel HxAkeu William W15na John L
Eorthell and Richard B. poyen. In CnanceEy..
and Caroline Il. Carnes his x1fe Theodore F: Phip1
william @. Appleton and Eltza 9. Appleton az vie
Abilah Stone. Robert BsinhricEe, George Aaflsd7s
william 4 WeIne Frederick Warns Nalhaln,t,s al,teh.f3
Carnea Samuel Haaken. William Wlson nd tacaa9 taa9
B DovrT fourteen Of tao defendants ahose nas nsf1
superior Court q Chicago noaee !; neff1x S1Ssnms1 Nj
de said George 4 CaTnes and CaEo1pe r. t11acton -
vile, Tnodore r. Pnlnips william G. fgp2hert nj
Eiza O. Appleton ha v!fe Ahjah SfopH Wsrne Fref,4
bridge George RnkedSe, Wiinsa 1,nrI r. Hssfs]i WI
lex Ea1e. Nathaniel GneS ne1e. sss: he compa,r
ant Air1 II. Iii ef complaint tn saa I9o1 % 90 -
II sids theTeoC On the nth dAy q NY nt aao
~ armonds thrfruron lsEncn o4s X z astn GoaIt
srsnst lad defendsn = Taan1e ~
Il June ne1t ~ ~ r. e2s ~ III Georxe carpe. .ns
NoT. unieT Jcrs III vtfe, ,ThsodoEu Phillips WM
Caroline r H,iis4an aud Eliza g. Appleton hfs wifa
Lam h. =. .sfane' Robert Bainn!tdTs aeof{o kAtease
zsaSas TaSsn Vic WRsaa saa Rss.s
GaT2es a@afn saan peTsonay he md appear before SD
p DoxSr court II Chicago Of Cook County, On tna
Snpes~ n the NEXT term hereof 70 ha holden At CHI
nst az I'D County, xhenEat Aoaday OF june lsSl
en3 n,esd answer Or denor 70 tho e2d cou,olaaaufs
nd Vii s. tassa =
s1s1er ~ Il Of sid bsl. WALTER KiHBALL. Clerk
Erso i scor1. Couprh 8o1f- mJ1a7s<-sw
, 1861-06-20

~Large sale by auction by Boots, Shoes
and Caters on Friday, Juue q, 1t e1f o'clock,
1t tho ealesrooms Of Gilbert, Sampson & War
re7, No, So Lake St. The above sale COM
p7lses general assortment Of first class fresh
and desirable goods. Dealers will do well to
, 1861-06-20
CTAIE OF ILLINOIS. COUNTY


Il James G. MacIay aud Margaret 4r.e.ay, bis viz,
did eaecnte aad deliver Mt, hAwasd II. Arnold, -
IS. s1d rssosdsd IN he .sce1dcrs oes q cooi
ID Book ii of deeds pa;e. ttl In and by which sad
arnoli. - t1rstse lie | foiiass: ;esesced prsmlse1
aefth 5lse iess q n e Is, :ezsa IA sFat
ksatd premises being subject 70 cetAu encumbz snce
LIN 6eaHas e1en - dae Hta .aa aeed or
thousand dollars payable In ten years wish lnssrestst
ten Percent per annum parable se.e annuaIiy. eala
bend being asasssd ~ NJ made payaes f. Ed%s
default should raads tn TIC payment Of aay
q The istrsest on raid principal sum and nny portion
thirty days after the same should become due nl
able then the principal 1.n all asre4sag:s Of la
e ~ spnon Gf
dnc and ruyahlt and might bs demanded mmedtat ~
Eny une within thirty days AFTER such d.f*ulk
q q q Il sa oe
tnt1eo according TO the tenor aod elect taere21 or
TIC peEos:ancs e any q he sossaaafs n ~ DEED
coupons thereto attached said Arnold q hls legal
zept natives or attorney should sell said Premises
Now therefore, detanlt having been uado IN the pay.
ment ct tho interest coupon on tatd bond due March
Eth 18TH. A D. 1.6i for the hundred and
aud asc The and holder Of said coupon hay
tr elected to declsre The snn nnd bacS
ELL said pteni.ee notice j. hereby given that u pur
eusrce oi and by virtue Of the paE-s II sast Ie:d
Monday, August 18th. .. sl At tho hour of twelve
otlocE noon, OF said day ;. the north door Ut the
IN H. q Shess ss =. !.
Naelay a:d Naiga1S4: Is 4 II .pxorn 80.
n1v7ak xrssrT s,,,rs " tr;r.f1ri
, 1861-06-20

rnIttee, be on tlle table beio.o 1s O'clock II. Par
ties out Of the city unable to attend And having
ituit they wish to exhibit, may send the tamo by
express, prepasd, marked "Chiesgo Gardeners
sodcty, Brta an Hall, Chicago, care Of Edgar San
dcrs," The nAme and address Of the grower,
should. In al cases, accompany the package. It ia
expected the exhibition will be 1args and Inter
estin2 onc.' CHAs. D. BRAaDoE.
. It. Chairman Ex. Com.
The Reception and and Escort OF the
W1aconstn Troops.
The Tnrious Military Companies in the city, that
have arms and arc willing to partafe In the sceep
ton and escort Of tho Second Regiment OF Wis
eons!n Volunteers this afternoon, are requested to
report themselves, armed and equipped, at the
Armory OF the Chicago City Guard, corner Of State
and Randolph Etreet, At ~ P. H.. promptly.
Col. J. Il. TucEEE,
Chicago, June 19th, 1861.
Anderson Rlaes, Attention:
Every member will be at the Armory on this
cThursdey) evening" ut ~ O'Clock, P. NJ, in drill
uniform, to take part in the escort to tho Second
Wisconsin Regiment. Let every member be on
hand promptly, as We Ehall leave the Armory at s
o'clock, P. NJ, sharp.
SAMUEL B. RA1xosD, Captain.
Home Guard, First Ward, Attention..
There will be full Company meeting this
! Thu1sday) evening. Roll call at o'clock.
]. Il. ToM1Nsos, Secretary.
Chicago, June 20tb, 1861.
| water TAxrs.-K the water tax ID paid within
few days at tbs Office OF the Board OF Puohe
Works, second floor O. the Court House, room No.
1E Ee are told that the ten per cent can be saved
, 1861-06-20

4 11lA ANGERf NOIlCE.-State OF
~ Tllrol4 County Of t.cok. sA-Saperiot Carrt
Of Gncage; Jane tenn. iSi M In e EChaoeery,
Eunyon, hts wife. Joseph J'hust,n. Ct-1iea O.
Wicker. John penn!stoa, American HoEae Ha!l Con-
Bro.r Peter Kinney, Egz,eston 3: Lodw'cS cnsr!as
ter of tic est.ts Of Joel Eatsiea eeceassd tae
klcWn hers Ct J.es b2tt1cs, declared. CtaIt.sA FL
lne sdini.t..sz1z q ~ e:tse Of Jo.fph Flkas q
Affidavit having bern rlsd in the cfcn of ne CLARK
oce Of the defendants Ahcve named, on duo inquiry
cannot he found hd that tho said lob Haghee has
gone Q: this Star. Notice Is hereby E1yaE 70 the
said Robert Hughes that The complainant died bis n
Of complaint In raid Court, cn the Chancery s!io
thereof On The tventeta osy of Aay Fl aad rat
9aia Dtferdsnta returraols On u. nrst Monday of
| June ne1t, US6l.1 as Ia BY 'aW required
Now, unless you. the said liobert HuzhtS+ ahA0
pe1rcra1N he and appeaz befcrr said Superior Court
or Chicago. Of Cook County the nrst dry Of tho
ne1t terra thereof e be holden At ch:.so. u said
kcewer er denur to TIE said somnlain a4t's bn e
complaint the aaue and the uatters And things tneEo
In Charged and stated viii be taxsn % confEsed a2d
decree entered a.iCft yen RrcordlrI 70 TIC nra9et
Ct said bill WALTER k1N3ALI. Cleek.
KWa { SCOTT. Couplaifants Solicitors,
, 1861-06-20
lying to Suataln- -<sStumpta11.r
MuwAuEFE Jnrp ia ie6f

I'LL" 4Uhhht uHue 1ot l661s
Aess7s. Editors :--Thc currency here Is fast ap-
preaching the state in which the Illinois t'stump'
tail'' was before the blow up. Exchange cannot
be bought with 1t at any price, to any extent, and
Jet the H1econsIn this evening In its money arti-
Gle says~ The banks are drawing freely for Gus
to support miserable 1ag currency ceases Tel
2 cent, has been freely offered today, aud but
little obtained. Some eight or ten OF the county
banks have failed within few days and more are
expected to 60. Souap CURRENCY.
, 1861-06-20

Ef4NEICN fHU1I T EAEA.-1Qe COCA TINE
coming, which these columns last year pre-
dicted, >seens, from an advertisement OF
alessrs. Co.'s & Hoag to be just At hand.
The Chicago public are about to be offered
The dcat fruits Of m establishment which bids
fair In year or two more to rank a. one Of
the institutions Of the Garden City. ItisA
large fa1m devoted BY the most expensive cul-
tyation, to tic production Of all the finer N
1eties Of Enau fruit Tor the Chicago uaaFke4~
Next year, 1aspberriea Of various kinds snd
Lawton hlackbe1ries are to follow the straw-
ber1y crop and in alter years, cherries, cur
rants, goozebezries, pears aud Ezap9s.
As the free consumption Of ripe but fesh
fruits ts now conceded to be an important
agency to the health Of large cities, We arc
sure that cur citizens will gladly encourage
homo enterprizes Of this character. As to
these ten acre strawberry fields for immediate
use, re hope to report more fully in I few
days. ~ We have been invited By Mr.. h N
Kidde1, the junior partner and manager Of th.
fara fomake personal inspection.
, 1861-06-20

Qu1cK Wo1K.-Th1s afternoon at o'clock the
schooner VIM. Ffske, Capt. Close, arrived at this
port and shortly after sunset, she had got char
ter, was loaded with corn, and was preparing to
sail for Buffalo.
, 1861-06-20
The strawberry Harvest.


Chicago sends ont her radiating lines Of
railroad into VAT strawberry patch. It m.
tende from central Kentucky On the south, to
WIeconstn aud Minnesota On tho north. Each
yearths seedlings aro throwing ont their run
ne1s into higher attitudes. Acres arc now In
beazine north Of Us, where lew stray plaats
were 1.tely grown.
Assconseq1ence, the strawberry harvest each
year gets longer. From this cause, this year 1t
began With the first fruits from Kentucky, late
In Aay, and win close when the Last tardy
berries baush md 1lpen late IN July, On the
northern Maiassql 70 We may hare straw
bernes a1d ee'ssa for eighk weeks in the year.
but fase 'epaer portion d our supply Bin Be
m honae hult growers, ripensd On ths vines
md marketed without railroad hxndlinz.
George 3, Davis, OF the Morgan Garden, win
market tfom 15o0 u 1900 bushels OF 1nscsous
ftuts, ~ taeschksts ,patron5 On Daazhoru
street, xiu have chance to know.
From E,aastsn, =. noticed elsewhere, ".
sze torecet1p the crop Of the Evanston Frui
Fxm. Luscious strawberries aro to be sent u
from st. Joseph. nczoss tho Like, andmueh dz
ceueut huit from strawberry aczes in our ow1
state. The crop win b immense, sld prices
We are glad to believe, Win rnle low, 20 every
body may eat stxwbezzies, aad housekeep
ezscply Ill they ean throughout tho yeaz.
, 1861-06-20
Free 8trawb wbsxry and Floral ExhfbI.

Tbs Executive Committee Of TIM Chicago Gar-
dener's soe,tt3:h.ye resolved to bold Fzee st.ax-
berry ard Floral Exhibition on Wednesday,. June
ash. 1sst; It 3, IN Han, thls Ths object
~ .hia exhibition is to pecure comparison Of tho
dlrerent varieties Of staVbe1r'es and other fruits
NOW under cultivation In md about thts CIT xnd
in adjoining counties to tss: their aa.ltaa lam
something Of their pecaliartties, habits, prodno
u1eness, caf4ying aid market qualities. The hult
WIN be examined and 4 report On II, IN dstall'
1uaee by competent COMMITTEES. No admission
fee WIN b. charged and no premiums b awarded
oshes Aan the cummenaatlnua Of fhs COMMITTEES:
AL pessoaa hxsing fns ttuits Or towers, nav OF
rato. or Old and good. both IN dtTand country 10
respectfully invited md requested to contribute to
this exhibition. and By thelr presence add to IL
interest and p.oat. The hall will be open from
O'Clock in the morning until o'clock ut night Il
IL detIrahle that tuit for examination, By tho Com
, 1861-06-20
Daily Review Chicago Market.


No1s.- Quotations Of sales giren In this 4Aarkst
Report, dre understood to b. for good eonrertt59a
currency, unless otherwise stated.
, 1861-06-20
cTATE OF ILLINOIS. Cool

~ CountT, s a. Cnok Comfy Circuit Court Juna
Term, A d. ls.l. khunezer g. Wolcott ya. D: G.
Er--wn. ...
rub:!c = ice herety given to the said D. Brown
tint writ CT attacsntn. esusd cut nf tso ot1ce of
tce Clerk of tte Cook Co1nsy csrcai. Court d,ted
the ~ tsX # Nay s :s ;ae suit e ths sna I'D
said D. G. Brown, for tn" sum of Ono Hundred Fttr7-
Five Do,r. and Thirty-Five Eents, direc;td 70 saa
Sheriff Ct Cock County, which Aala w.it has been re
turned executed
NOW. thrrefare. unless you. the sid .. c. brown,
Co1rt7 C. rcalt Court before the nr Jay Of sas
nt1t Tern tseEeef to ee holden .t she Court frnss
2 iss!. Eye sges1al bsn. 4nd plead 70 shs a,sa
!ou, a:.'l In n.scr of the ss'd Ebcnezer Wuco.t.
ard mich Of tae property attachctl maT ee snh
ceI tn salts tn. enfa Judgment AID co3tA will Qa
Ac1d to sat4ty the ta1oc.-
A. WoLcorT. PIT , Atty lal.e37-i
, 1861-06-20
COMMERCIAL,

TxDHEapAI Ev1a1Ru, June 10, 1s81.;
The following a1o the receipts and shipments Tor
The past twenty hou1s:
NECIHxA LA6y IWKETI.InuR HuuHa
, 1861-06-20
THE STURGRs RIFLES,
Their Departure for servtces

Throughout yeste1day there was Stir aud
hustle at Camp sturges, Cottage Grove, cul.
mfnating in the marching Of the Sturges Rifles
from their late encampment, off for the war
and the sacred soil" Of the Old Dominion.
Pursuant to an order from Gen. Mcclellan,
ordering them to report at Marietta, Ohio,
with the least possible delay, tents we're
struck yesterday, knapsacks packed, blankets
rolled, baggage slowed, rations stored away,
and at 6 P. n. the gallant corps left clear
field behind them, and took the ray up Cot
tage G1ore avenue, led off by the Light Guard
Bsnd. 4 vast turnout Of spectators hung
upon their line Of march Throughout. The
following are the of1ce1b Of this corps:
CoxMsmoEID.
Captain, James Steele.
Flint lieutenant, Nethanisl + sheldon.
Second IS Marcus 2. Forster.
NoH-coxx1ss1osKn.
First Sergeant, Gustav Jericho,
Second q Richard BlngIe.
Third :. :. sylyanp, 81, :; asult'
III Corporal, sselse ba1sIl
Second " Moses LoVejoy.
Third hh2th " saIsl esm9si y 4; 19sphsan. 1'57a.5
Their arms are the improved sharp'e Rifle,
and they number 103 rank and file, They take
With them the best description Of camp
equipage, their tents being Of the Crimean
pattern. They left in fine spirits, eager to
ehare In the stirring scenes Of the field. They
were escorted by the Light Guard, Capt P,
Wadswotth commanding. They marched up
Cottage Grove avenue and Riuggold Place to
State street, thence to Madison street and the
West Side Urion Depot, where they took the
CATS Of the Air Line Road for Cincinnati.
As they left the depot the Light Guard Band
passed from the national airs they had been
diseourairg, and struck chord in many g
sharp.shooter's bosom by giving, with fine
effect " The Girls We lef1 behind us.n The as
eemb1ed crowd sent hearty parting cheer
after the train. The boys will give good &C
count Of themselves.
, 1861-06-20

In ttis city, on tba 10th nst at the residence Of the
brides father, BY Rev. Mr. ElRrksop, EUGEfE A.
IT Boston, Asss, and Miss ELEANOR
CRQES, eldest daughter Of C. C.. Flint Esq, OF this
, 1861-06-20

s1nlwnEHnx PARTr.--The ladies Of st.
Johns Church hare their Strawberry Fes'
tyu 1t R1aynu Hal, this evening,
, 1861-06-20

II Is eaid that Major Fred. Harding declines
his appointment by the Governor, and Is of
TO the wars on his own hook.
Three good ffers and drummers are wanted
at the camp; also good bugler. Thare
are now ut Camp Long nina companies, and
the Regiment has been filed by the addition
Of a tenth company, Capt, Williams. The
Regiment Is now made up as follows.
Col. ]. n Loomis, Commanding.
Lieut. Colonel. J. &. scott.
Major, {vacant,)
AdJutant, Chauncey Miller.
Quarter Es.iess. ss'i 4. u Il Weihs4sI ]
G. G. 4. 4 SsPpt SGsptt. nAtSdsn; ASEas7n.
@. g, capt. Gs:h.!e.
G. Z, & esPPt. esPtt. EsiSss Sss9sa.
CO. q, Capt Stewart.
Co. I Capt. Garrett.
Co. x, Capt Williams.
These companies are provided with tents
ranging from ten to eighteen to company,
according to the style Of tent, all being the
wall pattern Tho camp Is neatly kept, and
strictly guarded, Capt Hayden as senior cap
tain being the officer in command. It is Wis.
tied by many hundreds Of our citizens daily.
On Tuesday Gen Hu1lbut visited the Camp
and expressed himself highly pleased with it
The Moline Rifles, Capt. Gsrrett'a company
| I, are filling up their ranks With the men left
behind, who have come In. Fourteen arrived
| yesterday aud have been mustered into scr
vice
MuHsox, 140 LAM STREEr.-Muusou L
assu1ng several beautiful new vazietiea Of pa
triotic envelopes. His Douglas, Ellsworth
Brovnell, Butler, aud other styles are hard t
| beat,
, 1861-06-20

Mn.srHAuA-sec Advertisement Of con-
rcrt In another column.
, 1861-06-20
III A RI n E Ii s T
POET OF CHICAGO.

POET OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. June 19.
Prop Foss, Wilson, Auskegon, 95 m lumber, GO m
lath.
Prop Wisconsin, Daniels, Ogdensburgh, 81 tons
mdse.
Brig Empire State, Marlin, Bafa1o,
Brig AClafk, Chri:ttsnson, Billy HarboE, Is eds
wood. ..0....
schr Orion, Bean. st Joseph. GO m lumber.
6chr Trieolor, Ktmbll, st Joseph. 20 eds wood.
Schr Iathrop, Collins, OsWego, 1400 brls ealt.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinaon's Pier, 10
eds wood.
Sehr Reindeer, Murdoek, Bay City, IN N lumber,
2500 eundfiee.
Schr San Jacinto, Mason, Milwaukee.
Schs Helen Ke1t, Kead, Shelbyyilla rier, % N
6tayes.
, 1861-06-20
AfqaI Enbs1tizz1,1entz:


MI polk CooE County, S,B-E1rcnls Co1ft Of COOK
CountT-In ChancsrT. Wendell A1lss -. John II
Pubiic notes Is herehy Etysn shAt ]. L. c. Pslne
rreeT Master in thaneery. Will In obedience t, I'm
caase sei At pubIc suction for cssh to tho hl.hesr
bidder 1t thn north door OF the Cou1t HOUSE Of tho
CouutY of CoQE IN the CITY OF Chicago, the third
day of July 4 B. 1851 at ten O'Clock ln the forenoon
said da5, all the following described premises aad
seventy oj tees norl lad adalnias ihe solih ehty-
nre feet fe1cept that part in ae son:heast corner
IN he Original Town Of Chi:aso, bounded y fooxs
Beginning point the east tno Of Lss1lle street
ios thence north along Laaals street sixteen feet aud
tur inches thence etst seventy feet % an aey
lasonally poiat a1gy nve feet easttrom ~ pasea
in he CIV of Chcago County Of took and state Il
II!i1O,s L. C. PAINs FEEEIs
N2st,f II ChaucezJ Of Cook ConntT.
, 1861-06-20

Rpuopr11En.-cspt PrindiVile's tug
pr,tord Is being remodellea, ard. will be
out ss good as new, next week.
, 1861-06-20

Whossever will, let him coma. Bring the women
and children, and give theu a1 airing tn the Country.
It Ein be cheaper than doctors nn1s and more con-
Tickets, good to 90 and return. FIFTY CENTS for
Adults; TWENTY-FIVE CENTS for Children
U lie al the Northwestern Depot ats o'clock A. n
, 1861-06-20

PERsoHA1.-ReT. D. Tying, the faithful pa~
triotic and vene1sted rector Of St. Georges
Church, New York, Is stopping at the Rich
1nnnd House.
, 1861-06-20

LIB. B F. F.-The telegraph announces the
acceptance By the President, for the war, Of
Chicago Battalion, the t'I1linols Brigade Of
Breastworks and Fertilization Fusllee1r." We
tsve = suffering friend We should sdvisa
never to join that battalion, as he would
reTer be able to speak the name Of his COM
pany. OF this battalion, yesterdays Journal
says:
"This brigade Tas enlisted by Capt. Wilson
come eweeks since. He vent to Washington
and rendered It to the War Department. Cap-
tain Wilson, has had actiye experience In the
branch Of service to which he 1s now at
tatEedS
, 1861-06-20

WANTED-By a single man,
w Board In private family, where there are but
few Of no othss M 6ossders, on South i SIZE hstSsea
Office, St4ftpE location. &c iel9x2t
, 1861-06-20
NJ A r r 7 Il D.

w An ehou1d not fail to read the ADVERTISE
ment OF Prot. Wood IN to-day's paper. mh-1y.
, 1861-06-20

w Cook & McLain, SO Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments lees than any other house in the city.
, 1861-06-20

TuE WISCONSIN oSD REa1xKKT.-It Is posi-
t1ye]y announced that the Wisconsin End Reg
1meut will 1e&Ee Madison at 10 l. n. to day,
and reach Chicago this P. L., ria the Chicago
and North. Western Railroad. "A military escort
Hiil be given them here