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, 1861-06-29

tied and bGo1ec lower, with moderate dsmand . ~
export at the decline. Sales Of 1 E0 hris A. a n.
ma 'af e sTper ;e state; s5@ co tor extra stats
mon to medium extra western: " oon95S s9t Svm FL.
hfh,PEng b1ands extra Q; 9o@6 for trads
tezaencg 5a5ads S9gi9g heavy With
iower sales Of 6oo brl. at II 559s5 Tor commnn
- Se MMa s1ua; or Rye a91r lover: small sales At
CISCO 6lls jersey at ss.p@sSS5. S anu l0"er' Sales
1eK MenIsK1-ln fair request. Sales 900 brls at 15.<
GHa1s.-Theat heavy, unsettled and fo1,v Or >,
W ioEef & the close. Sales, 1900 bu- Ch,ceo9
aaPEs1g At 74GSoc; Is GOO bu northwestern chs 81
2609 bn amber Wisconsin and Iowa at n G481 ao;;
6O 6u choice amber Green Hay at Al. II. 5nk,;:
g Ga9qda e sq1 s os winter red Sssss96 %
2aas Aal5s and a nt@; slaes 1850 By north liver at M
steady 1n1 3 ea5ey malt nominally unchanged. cos
hn7nas Hata moderate demand for exnort "n5
noms eon*n ton. Sales bn t4s4 ana foa
TO prime new mixed weatern Ear S9r gGa aot
6ats i saine asaEsS e ssE mixed westsfn
da: 30@a1 for state. 1of western Cans
and auiet sr 1jns satheE for mess
at@sss s sflsa iof 1f1s e9 b,l' II 4l@M
aql} end nens 4oo@G Sc for Bef1 confines
s ts5 e9t1s Mfs 1epscted @e;s ss9@
arc6sneed Beef bana PTme r. %ses beer quiet and
1sra NO PTS e fls Cut meats in far aes a
VA sa!es ~ pkgs, at t4s<6I5Hc for shon1daa
- sno ~ GooSc iot hams-iucludfnp verx chniats.
afa continues dul1 Sales l50 brls NJ aIoiAt a.
stote = selnng at 791a4c tor Ohio 71xh4sc3G:
1er quality. at se17c as
GaqsEEiEs- ss &C rules verr onfet. s,,o, ~.
;1gs 80 az l24514c; 65 bags Maccacaiho a. 1vo
j da1 3se1oedly more actiee without anv vs95
tI1 e4anee n pl1cee; sales q hlds Cnks a. "
xH%S ~ 9; a,t snV nnds ut 51<@7H Ii9 boxes II.
sn Una az AZ Molasses very Quiet and 20 oTi
ea5 OF Gales Of 50 hhda Porto Rico at aSc Ely Ely
~ ,asSets Nc9$1D, the inside price for inferiae
f. t tn4aaes tair, and the trade prices Of rrcnn:
~ Tend upwards; ea1es 100 chests rreen = I'll
ata aausanc1ng figures. Wool dull. ~ ALL
~ ,;a1oofG.ks-AodeEately active aud little hfcba,
~ q. ai9e!noon. H ~ 35A; 8 GO; d C6iS. n
I Z; y aaIl asa: ~; Pacific Mail SIX: -: r.
: a. ~; s454i HUDSON 1st bonds 114; n horT.
: : t asZ IL " eeonPons g bonds Is@7sN: N G's H
~ -; s; ae p SsA; Treasury 2's o.; IS of -
~ -; GO 20. o5 s5A; do regtd IS; 5':ofH con
NJ 1eI1, ~ ~ u oS' coupons 80. WA
HHuFfAL0, n June 2s-F1oun-steadr a.
~ ~ t. tsA51--Steady and the demand fair sa,a.
y o en n N99 Eh1csgo spring at CSC; 3001 I'm 9n s4
|. y o,gVV VI on no DO at72c 6,000 No MiisW.nss
, = e. at re. Com shade easier, Sales M
ID no safes. ~'A'A staoe7 quiet
CANAL FRE1GHrs-Steady.
l61f o6 e. 900 brls -four, 1900 bu vhe..
ydsa !dsa1 Exronzs- brls -four, Us 900 bu wheat
q ,osWEoo, June es.-r1osn-D.r but nn.
1RAn-Whees Ia moderate demand. vhl,sha,d
, 1861-06-29
MONETARY.


fAlDAf EVENING, June q, 1851,
Tho money market continues quiet, and thore Ia
no change worthy Of note. II anything them
"as rather moro inquiry for Eastern exchange
and 1t was sold generally at II Get. discount for
gold and x01 Bct prem. for currency, Small
gold is very scarce. and In some instances q pre.
MUM Of 1s1A t2ct was paid. It il also scarce in
New probably on account of absorption Of
II W the government to pay the troops.
The supply Of Eastern. currency continues to in
crease; but Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Free
Indiana bank bills arc generally refused except at
discount OF pct.
With the influx Of currency from tho East, the
public will hare to be the lookout for counter
felt bi1lt-of which there are large number
afoat. Some Of our bankers during tho psst few
days have been caught with several well-cxecuted
sountcrfcits.
At the various banking houses, there is little or
nothing doing, except In settling up old accounts
and in buying " "stump~tail." The supply Of the
hitter pours steadily in, and the brokers are doin
a fair business.
NEW fuRK Stock MAnKET.-Tho following ara
quotations Of the New York Stock Boa1d:
, 1861-06-29
crops In La Sale County.
OTTAWA. ,Junc %

Editor Tribune: A7 'oae -.
, Jou solicited formation respecting the orcu
nnfs az ioRs: nereWith eend Jon tue condition n
nt nnt nttle q which is eown-looks we'll Sn1inS-
~ a f,Sf M wst uucnnmonly wall m.
oeen lling instead OF gaining, on aceonnt Il of aas
eq FIJI ot We had aosut that together Witt
viii anG erfa1 m eon aud wind. which seemed 10
ae ana etalked OFT 90 much that It was yeW tender
SSesffeqasny Sesf ha It eoald not Withstand much seTe1e
Is ao1 sto arc poor at present, especis
poits o. the appearance Of The army worm IN az
f'~S''o - ou1 eeun'y LEWIS SoULE.
, 1861-06-29

| That distressing question In well regulated fam
t'les: "What shall we have for dinner ~ become.
even more dismal IN war times in maay house
holds when it takes the form: s'uoy s1all ne no,
diELer!' But in a lime like the present there i
'or The latter compensation for scarcity Of mon
cy, III lie reduced rites for all rcccssarics of lie
These now rule remarkably low in Chicago tbns
fsEcrlrs the rewe and the purses Of housckeensr5.
eemll:i' &, az CUR reporter has done, the rate Of
Ian 1ly marketing, as yiren by our uarketmen-
Ff'1sIoh dcs1ers and hncksters, an exhibit I. an.
petdcd helcw which shows that however yarlikc
and riotons the dying agoufes Of Siumpt ill tber.
nil tc at .esst 20 Bread riots ard 20 STARVING nm
ttis sAore Of the laEc, The choicest OF Snr,no
Wheat flour is retailing ct s. per barrel the crsu,e
de "a CRIME OF White Winter ut $685. tho hest cuts
Of steak may be sent to your door at 1ak cents and
ard 1t Tue Eanlc figure, fresh golden butter.
our 1Tult aud vegetable market 1s deye1opino,
cael year. Our railroads eend cut their raf1io,;u1
lines through a vast market garden aud straw.
tsry patch. It is Just now In the middle Of thu.
strawberry season, and Yet over FIFTEEN T11o1r-
-"nrt' bn-hc1s Ut that delicious perry navo been
esie hese, Tue market opening with tile earliest
1Hstafln'ents from fiuit growers along the Ohio.
anu no" Craving its choicest supplies from acres
rnday with their crop IN the Immediate yicin1tv
oi ou1 city. One Of these strawberry plantations.
that Of George h. Davis. is dali; sending in from
seventy TO eighty bushels Of tile finest fruit orred
here. Rates rule from cents to II. 80 thai tho
most uio1cratc lomc may have Its share in this
lGcfous iruitsgc now midway Its eeason,
Vegetables arc plenty and Of tho finest possible
quality. Rudislcs. Lettuce, Rhubarb, Asparagus.
ant other first staples Of the huckstcrs stall arc
offered at low rates, and n large business Is done
BY the haskell bearing hawkers, who buy their lit
tie stocks at the large growers, and eell them from
house 10 house. With this preface we riya the
following rates at 1etat:
NKAT-Bcef Ronste, 1ne112c n b. beat cnts
121c: sir1otn Steak, 10@1!c; Veal Outlets 1nA
lzc; Mntton: l0c; Lamb 1oe. hind quarter 1a5 fore
g 1vc; Dried Beef, 1ac; Saueages, 1oc; % Caiyes'
F1sn..Nhiteash &c; Lake front &c: Rock B.s.
sGsc; Salmon 0reeh} 4o@5oc; Brook Tout asa
e3e ISu!4KTI ;:;: = II, s@loc; Spring chick.
fss'1sAreiss 81 ss 1y y peck, aoc: .t.,voer,,c, =
huEhsl, g ooG4 %; a quart. sGeisc: cherries 5
~ - SeeS4 70: ger qt. l0@15c; green soosbcS.
ries S een n;cn cnr1an!s 12l5e Taspber-
c51nEcs doz 256ei0c; lemons do. a5cai,IS: H.,
= -. eGl'5c; cocohnnts apiece 5R1{c 80
a 'EGETAh1Es-old potatoes, 1S0lsoc a bu ne,r
ueck se s;r1e neets h:,S SC bnnsh green peas SIC j
tnee 3c Il head: radishes, Sc f3buoch: tomatne.
&c nc 2 doz; carrots, &c z bunch turnins' a. :;
o1nclt; asparagus, &c bunch; cucu,nhera r. ra,S
eHH.oase: 7R!0c eachi caulitowers, 1565s;c cach
Tunr.,ssT &c e oa4eh pie rauba1b. aGe5c q bunch
Z Z d iEkip; 9@1oc; dairs cheese i6@iac: alG G
= u; bacon sides, SC 2 Il. N' 'SS11s
, 1861-06-29

| INSTALLATION AT TIE FIRST REFORMED Dutch
cnUncH.-This church, composed Of about sixty
| Holland families, and located oE Foster street,
near Polk, In the West Division, is in very en-.
courAgng circumstances. It is interesting to visit
this congregation andxitncas their devotional ex.
crciecs. conducted in the language Of the men who
dykcd out the sea, and made the name Of tho Meth.
r!ands immortal. Their former pastor, Rev. Mr,
Van Der Mcalin, has recently accepted call to 4
Holland church at Grand Rapids, Michigan, and
tie pastor elect, Rev. Simon Doks, lately Of Mil
waukec, will be Installed ut the regular services
tomorrow, commencing at 9K o'clock, 4. n, and
2k O'Clock, P. n.
. JEFFERSON STREET II. r Cuuncu This church
is supplied by Rev. Dr.. Eddy, Of tho for.amsste,,
kdtpcd{e, and is, VIC learn, enjoying a high state
ofprosperity. The audience has greatly increased,
and there have been additions to the church every
week for come time past. The Sabbath School is
ona Of the best in the city Services on Sunday at
1ox 4. N. and IN p.M
BISHOP SIMPSONS RETCnS.-This eminent min.
lister Teaehcd home on Thursday, hayin. deferred
his visit to the Pacific at tho earuest solicitation
Of the Missionary Board and prominent ministers
and 1aymen throughout the Union. He pYoposos
to Walt the Western Districts, as far az possible
the present summer and autumn, and aid in sue
tainiEg the great missionary canse OF the church
The cause can have no more eloquent advocate
the advocate no greater cause.
PROSPEROUS RELIGIOUS WEEKLT.-The North
Hes:<1n Adreeate Of this city. organ Of the N. E.
Church for the Northwest, has reached weekly
circulation Of como 2l,000 copies and is Etill ad-
vanc1ng. To borrow a musical expression, we
should gay the Methodist urgan in this city hadn't
any "stope." Ne are glad to know It.
, 1861-06-29

Ei;r;aa SI3Sse or TIE BAsK OF ST. PAu1T R. D.
tects OF the Tank Of ST. Paul, for he nnrt E c "
creditors, TO larwood Islehart Of this citv ~. y.
innnerstaud the schedule Of assignment shDw. an
Is provided for BY assets in tho ehane Of h;,' ~
cesao!c, &c., Of between $12 ,O0o and IL IN Tha
ca oatftansipg E aa g s!Fsul4t9n IS ea than
tors c We arc assured 1here +, u v hnt hn1l 1,t,9
a3nht the indchtcdDcss will he made cood Danoss
LOT 1sofs ha7e priority Of payment Pau pioass,.
, 1861-06-29
fT,EhREn

CLEARED. .,June %.
Prop barber. Brown, Grand River. ~0'
BaIE cty Of buafo ntasn sa5ns eorn
corn. ~''oSo u
Brig Fashion, King. Cedar River,
Schr Tell. Stevens, Holland,
schr Odfn. Walton, Mutkegou.
Schr Fulton. McAl!cn, Saginaw CITY.
schr Helen Kent. Read, Charlottesville,
S Sshr White Cloud. Efsey. Buffalo. 1880 ba corn.
Schr Gates, Welsh, White Lake.
Schr Gur1ew, Tin:ler, Buffalo. ID, 900 1u corn.
schr Monsoon, McGraw, Sarnin, s 040 bu corr.
, 1861-06-29

A Whiskey bottle mounted on gun car.
ribge, as field piece, is the lntest conccit Of
Binirger the Great, who is welcome to this
advertisement we shall give him. The design
is an excellent one and highly appropriate.
Nerer cannon was un1imbcred, or columbiad
brought to bear, that has equslled .Whlskey
as weapon Of death.
Ialk Of your long range guns-three, four
or five miles, Why, Whiskey once killed a
brnyc young fellow on the Pacific coast, aud
the eame ehot went clear across the Continent
and killed the failcr boy'a mother In Maine.
That's range that will do to talk OF.
We are III the midst Of war and war prepa-
rations. An immense activity prevails in tho
invention and manufacture Of the weapons
of dtath. Rifle factories are busy and
huge forges grcan as the co1umbiads
take shape beneath the hammer. Yet not a
weapon shal go forth in this war more de-
structiye to the armies Of the Government
and Rebellion alike, than that which is bafore
ns in tho eimilitude Of a cannon, mounted
upon tiny truck TFnisku.
The llet Of the killed and missing before
lie war is over, will be something fearful to
contemplate, and what a List Of II uoundeln
will come back to us, all to bo set down to
this destroyer that will follow the camp and
nore than decimate every company, Of the
brave fellows, who will meet no fierccr no-
more relentless foe. It will entrap them and
e1a} them slngly, guerilla fashion; it will mud
Ole the brains Of the field officers, and whole
ranks will be moved down as the penalty.
It will do no harm for our soldiers IN ha
warned Of this in time, for the appointing
power 'betimes to be advised of the necessity
that no friend to this enemy Of our troops b.
placed In command, where the Colonel or the
General Of Brigade Or Division, may be wrought
upon BY Whiskey aud brave men pay the Den.
atty.
Bin:nger thou art honest. We see by the
label that your house was born into the Soirt
world in "17s4." It did not take you until
1861 to discover that the Whiskey bottle i, a
weapon OF death. At any rate NC have now
in glass" your confession Of the fact, signed.
(and so "on1y genuinely scaled, for We have
not Jet opened it, and delivered to us. Wo
Keep it on exhibition. We wnrn the Grand |
Army Of tie Republic against It. |
, 1861-06-29

au AppeAI.
NAuKEoAN, June as. 1851.
Editors Chfcaro Ttribrnn.

r,., "0Vhh0AHs 0Hue 9E. 1851.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Permit me through your paper to appeal tn
the public to furnish aSewing Machine tn the
army Nurses ut Cairo. I have heard Airs.
a.es aha ~ ner eoadjutors frequently express
+ would afford them in the proper prenara. %
hon OF Various articles needed by the sick
Tor making needed attentions in some That
are not suitably prepared, etc, etc,
| would appeal to The Sewing Machine msnu-
taea.eIs; "a 1t would greatly assist the nurses
me also 10 say to the public, that contr;bn. ,,.
lions II postage stamps or stamped enTelones.
apd Stationery, or money, to purchase them
with, ought to be sent, as the Government has
made No provisions for supplying them yet.
JAMES J. FFERr
, 1861-06-29

l. Inc timber, though three weeks later in co,r;r,<
eysr GSwn ~ yeaE will all reac6 he nils. IL
year and The drive consequently eoos Tbene 01 inc
Ma, per o. iogs gGt out which viii come down i the
eo ~ IL nearly as argc As 1sst rear, bcing over
BEEN got ont. ~~A@e WV p1eces nave
Hlherto manufacturers in Canada b.ye yor,a
good ms!ket Tor EaWcd lumber In tho States. but
, 1861-06-29

INC A. I. Shipping List Of the 25.h contaius tbc
following: nv
estcrn currency would Seem to be in fair NAV
thc n a,,ate n1 ", pa 1mptoFement Wiseonsia has gons
z,"s, - ..rols: ~ me banks are broke. aud
ihaf neafy z; q, ~ inc Banking houses also bro and
plicks and paving stones In consequence Of thcse ~
actF our rates Ct discount on notcs Of hit Stato
KS re saleea to Go6S cent. The folio wing are
s.e !a!rs e quo1ee BY Thompson Brothers, banfera
No. wan 1trect. for June I'd. 186I: oauNe1s'
, 1861-06-29

at = meeting Of the Board OF Directors held at
the ot1ce Of the Board Of Trade. .on the a.h inst.
the following resolution was adopted:
Aesarea, That when any OF the inspectors Of
shal le called upon BY any shipper Of grain to iu
fpeet Of beard, and the warehonseme men tender anv
gram that may be heated or unsound, it shall be
lne dqi5 Of eatd inspector to take into considern
tion ht date Of the receipts presented at snch e.
eFatnrs and other corronoratfng circumstances.
ard II IN the opinion OF such inspector from sucb
grain fe tendered is fair and Honorable. aid such
as was inspected for eaid receipt such fnspectors
opinion Ehall be fnal 20 far az the s7steni of IN
epec11on as adopted by thi. board can make It 60,
8. CATL1N, Secretary.
, 1861-06-29
1mme nse Wheat rJovemanr

The Rochester Uniox says ''the unprecedented
amount u million ard quarter Of bushels Of
TINS Is nearly three times the qusntity WHICH
passed down the CANAL the previous week. and
considdabl: more than was reported for tht: frat
that n,ne % aHs O. Nay when every craft was loaded
, 1861-06-29

r. Qf EUi.k. IS -S1. .e::..St FG1ft ef c.
Frsrcf. ". Buckingham. RI Ch7rfs. J.
Mi:ia:, Wic:, Horace Z: :'atsc. S:l:,c {!
Kure'ta s:attsay, F1areIs ~,1a. a11 ,a- Il. i;
of james VIM. decsa.e1.-I1 Chascpr
Affidavit of III, nt.3, re:t:+3c-s Of sti. F-,-::
7Est M:llls1n Wira. AID that :;,c h-!.. D: ~
"fEn- e1cent aid Frhrcls aa3 |...ls1. =;
art unh noEn. GrftHdAnts .s0.c n.E!ed, =:
filed In tn. flre # /. C1rrs of sa,I ~ ::
tl fhicaso Nottce l. her By -iye. su:.s't:
Win, william Win, aa.i The ;.1sa,E
lanes VIM deceased. that .h.. co:rpl.t:E:
f!t4l nf con,l'lais r, sa:d T.: rst, on tie RS:
thsr: or a. ame neei, . 1 sl!s; + s..I-hrs:
Issued cHt r. ra..t Court !. ata.t .att Ds:.
.urs:s tic r IL H.: frat Afo.taJ ef .aus:t
~ T. b. law renu!r+d
or, nnIr.s ytu. t. s4.h fsAncts = C. ~
VIM, an:1 tGe Inkcnw. i, l., u !a:.s
csa*1d, s'saI eerons1 ! land a7ee.-:c
per.tr Curt Of Fl Ica.l Q; L G.: County :
uay Il the term thersuf u, b. ho.Grc 81 !:
said Ccu:ty. OF ths first Monday x -a1,1'::
and tle4d, a. wer or Le-=:ur ~ the sid =
bill u go1t:-r1atnt the FAME II d tie s.sit:1~
therein chr :ee and It 'fe., viii h~ tss.E e
ard \ ceciz.. entered again ;ca as:o:;-
prA5 r. It ;aid bill VA: I'll. hlA5.-t~
". T NrEGAss, Conlp:t' spir.
{Thfra.r fr1rI. 6th 1ESf ~
, 1861-06-29
MARINE LIST
PO r T. @ F. CH1rAGo

ARRIVED. ..Jrnn a.
Prop 31ayaower, Langley. Buffalo. lot mdxs
Prop Potomac Gehhafd, Bnffalo lot mdze.
Prop Hunter. dickson, G0der1cll, 2Gl pkos n,7ze
ifcp Earhsr, Hrowu, Grand River, 100 n lumber.
EEis Pilgrim, Bnrne, OcoDto, 40 m lumber.
Ei'g EAshlnn. King. Cedar River 1GD N 1un,h,r
sehl Mm Tel: Stevens, Menominee rs M lumber.
Sch Ostrich. Plat, Kuft.lo. ''-' e''''
schr ostIn. Walton, North Guilty, IS eds wood, Goo
wood. w eo1o9
schr Harriet Harriet Ann, Hansom, St Joseph, IS m
eds wood. '''. ~
seehF 6aAhRYBGE kt6saAhRYBGEq hhaEsGEs es 83} so u RI.
scow Falcon. McAllcns, Milwaukee, 150 ions gfinil
, 1861-06-29

kTAIE Or II.IlN;,:S

ATATE OF ILLlN;,!s. j
~ COUNTY. ss.-su7e.cr Cont Il
AaEnst TIM, 4 D. i:a;.-ihil,;x:s i. E..:a.
!:ftWcrts. Rr.l,!p}, y. Tit,x.1fs, It
II. +. hn.:l Ell H.. a:l!:.rs E,..e1 .-:::
u; Jordas aid Or fanau Bsl:nx;. tu1i-s:etT
Istswnrit; il. l. Hill, 4. :. ti.ss:.I liz:
JM eiih Il. fdescn. Wtli'as; 8, g.. 1. 49,, ~.
SfMrel II Tur.11 soa A4--.A s.---- ~,
al Il :tire fscia~ 10 p,aEc a~tY :, 1rs,c-.
Futile notice IL hereby g!,ea !, ;tr y.
fAfnf an, II ple0i.etl a. x;t f~3t. TIT ,y
tschIfnt tn aid rs afvr-.:.i!:, 1su..s nj ~,
~ t.e tleEk Of tite 81: eEsr Csrr,, .C;S.:..
Sta DAY OF june, A. u. r., al itae -
se'e arr 3=air~t the essat: .ft.- ,at ssi
r!rsdrtl a. aforesaid, 1cr t.e sr.s oi ~ II
Glfy del aEs. jlre"tr.t to e'.-..1 {;..t'
~rirh al: writ h:+. t,-ee :. tar.et, -are;,:.:
Nos, therefore. ual=A- VOC. tts II. ~;
rl.nics: ~ af',-cs.itt th.ll pe:.,.a h : II
neft.se tltt. sad hrr.Eior Court nf hitaS1 -.
IEe nrst day Of the t.En: thrr~. l. t. b. -,
Souft laouet. in the City Ut Ca,~a,a .,-...:
DAY "f August, A. Il ~, gtec aI+etL :,r.
u tG- said rIaint!H' = ac!iea II: IN. -! v:-4
.EsElst 3t.u, md In faynr ut re Al E....t
MN h re pEap% rtr :t:a.r;''::: :, t::aj ~
satisiy the fatd juusng.t a.a eo,A. Ill q
Rett-f. the sRus,
fpfefe. T-AT E1TTEtt rFts74."r
, 1861-06-29

n 4, r.
en!noa nas pecome the practice Of might
Jsa.He,s III inc cars, especially since luxurious
and 7v,,.o - o.a 80 ~ ofeana o. his route
--s .As ..1. ~ iiuu 'nfnSel lar sped towards its
..o' eh"' very large fhare Of the public are
7as,.s,.,s ulos' c'osely with anything that
.ooAs .s uAe progress IL the direction Of ad ding
o o'ae's 70 nleht trains.
No more remarkable stride has been mai1e
~ a. tnS malEef Than in the invention Of the
w. ~ Asnt e1 u. 4. H. Smith Of Rochester.
r. ~ 1o!nc time since. The New Yor,r
ronna - -.oA. sa,, "n.e'' nevar lets any real ad
.aas.la - =. a'iioaa matters be ignored by THEM,
49, - a. onee' ana II has been In use On
49, a' express trains for months past,
..ha,ea n' onue. Df. smiths patent was pur
Iset ~. a1on, .uneamte use oy the road
,,.-:-.., "4as' III" on.th and his brother,
attach, = - - - n ~, oue u tnelf Head Lights,
C.,p.NosRR comnanu se vs. E,on'' Of the
car, with an invited nartr ~ ~ ",sa single
eentipg several of onr rs;,.o,d esu anS repro"
went out upon the o1a o.
,c.+oa 49, .l.so "sst oi inc y,and there
Amoro ,hose -,,. -. .-'e 4tsne.
n. S. r R. Moors af |ef9 y r. Aessrs' nz sykes Of
Eams Of G. &C.unp ns ~. q ~ vii
SoRR ,na . son-. ~ hammond Of G. B.
railrnad men pno;roor. VI practical
,ce -enraaoa.;.- ..ss ano master mechan-
40 ~ ep4e7en'''g taese and other Ines. We
will leave descriptions Of TIC light ann.ra+,,.
to be sourht hv those wnosa ;s.a.a appaia'us'
t1o sn a. =, sooao. - "se4eS1 II Is to
w so' s - economy 1t Is surpassed by
none Let us to the results.
At 1000 feet distant from the hcadlight
print similar TO this article, was plainly rs.a
at 1000 feet the heav1er letters oftha -.,,t,s'
the larger advertising lines were m,as ~. 49,
In late tria1 on the ayIchio,n cen4..' ' e! ou,'
road, the latter distance vns n.aa o soo tsA IN.
NV etand,no ~ 49, ,;s...n~ oe "''"0 .eet:
, 1861-06-29

S01s01o S1HN-S5V IlIHHHEs
~ I have been proposing to furnish the IQiuo;.
temperance Journal to cur citizen so].lirTs NJ
the lew price of $50 per hundred COPIES fnr
cne year or for less period. The cheplain or
CoL turner's regiment, tile Rev, D, E. Hate
nar, has Just written me as follows:
7l...; ~ am Vsry anxjons to have that pacl;.go OF
temperance Journals 1need them very m2lch.
4 large portion of our men would rather eu; rsa;
iran spend their time in idienesa or at games.
II possible, send me package.''
Mno Win fTsa3sh tv31 It the ne;s . e srcr1
Videre, Rockford and other places from Thich
companies have gone in the regiment send ne
an order for copies sufficient to supply ear;,
man with copy? Direct orders to me at ri.
gin CT to Rev. ". F. Stewart, Chicago.
/ Z
, 1861-06-29

'''|e ' 80 'e'9se"'
FRE1curc ctoo5,~ 60
schr Hunters whaat III ~ Gon513c,, 70 hnsston
IL r. ges Ras, Mont1eelo and Emue, wheat. at
tark Naomi s~l'rs Ioeunlac oats, at 4xc;
~ ,EE3h-{;tefisea ~ 95S 6!ls shipped BY Like
iGo brls "Chatswotth., tx! anu a5 9ena M lG"er Sales
sprire extra at Is Co del. I'M ~ II. ot,1 .ts
u bis ',asent i sei eIsfa 1s g ~ ae DEL
dci. " WV 4'' 4'7 'A'' efe=een'" q. $3.50
r;cd a. q n -, ofls "SoTelty Mills' kiln
WHEAfT"R III E TT Recetvca eet a. e.a -, .,,
BY. Market declined 2aHc a1csp 11nspeea; a. q d
storc 1ot ~ ns.t. ts ~ oac; i00 bu No. 1Sprlng in
dr. -; H.. 4 m i a. "atenousc) at &C: 5000 bn
snris In 4tnre N 1T * ss1< T. n a 5000 bu No.
, 1861-06-29

,,II ,WIEcAaPED:-A CAM dispatch to banker at Jaaes-
thnt D. ". Whitacrc casl,ic- OF Green Ian cnEn
IN ans' va aosconded. leaving dspositors tnians
S11GWW. Intense excitement prevails in BerIiu
Ih1s Bank Issued no s-1{i,royts, II; nt
, 1861-06-29

That trade is for Tic present seriously affected by
the var It has been thought q market might b.
found IN Britain. where Yawed lumber brings
large prtce.-BAyeCiHe Canada IgkeY{1tncer
, 1861-06-29

HE sTAvE TRADE At ToLEDo.-As an eyidenc,
1 NE sstixy ,sy Ct the save trade at point
days foRt 464, 600. Tie freight to Buflio II hss
ranged from 48 to SO per Loo; a higher fsure'
aG;wsyek n4de Te heard offered today Tie re.
te1day amounting to 81 QQ0-Tas6lo Rlaie . a1lG -
, 1861-06-29

FRIDAY EVENING, June 2s. 1871.
TIE following are the receir,a and shipments for
the past twcnty-fonr hours:
EfS6tFT5 LAnT TwRSrK-FouR Hof,ux.
F1oas, Fh't, Corn, Oata Rv- a,r
bt!ss G1. hn In ~ -.