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= The Election Tesateraay.~ 4
:; The election yesterday passed off very quiet.
" There was no Disturbance st. any Of the
voting places and the vots pollsd u shown
by " aeures, complete save from ths;Tenth
war, was very light. Appended is the yota
70 .or mayor, to bs modlaedby tho figures rom
fhs Second Districts, .of the Wards aboYe
named. which had not been received up to
tae time Of closing our paper. Wa have been:
Obliged By the inme ense edition ofthe TR1BuaE
now called for, to 60 to press at az: hour 50
early That we are forced to forego, In this is-
sue, our usual table Of election returns in de-
tail, the mass Of figures from. upwards Of
twenty voting precincts reaching us too late
to be put In shape In time for our large edi-
tlon- The following will give the main points
ofthe substantial victory gained yesterday In
the election Of the Republican City Ticket: (:
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Weekly Review Of (4ieage. Market,

:;.[Nor1-Wlnter storage 11taga ael0.sd' On III.
18th tnat-the quotations sa1ea igztysa below ~
!" In sto1et'-!vtll be hubjec4to - storaEe.1
TUESDAY Esaffna, Ap'rrit 1a 1851.
=: FRElaHTs-LAKE- -Dnstg the psat week there
few engagemente have bea naade. IN the early
part Of the Reek the scht<3 Parsons Tere eEhsttef:
Cd fer corn to Buffalo at 15c; but TO-DAY the brig
wheat to Buffalo at 14c, which may BE- eonaldeEed
tha c1oEing EHte+ There hja been lesa inquiry Tor
Ktngston, aud only one Vessel was taken, tn n
rive, at lie Tor wheat, nndth sehr III. +. Allen,
HOW IN port, at 194c fof! !w4eAt tQ QaEeHo. KALI
-aoAp EnE1aHTs-Dnripg Do past week sases TO
Philadelphta haye: baem ra3uced &c On fonr. and
2Hc On Fourth Class.: Thekate4 are ~ 1ollaWs =
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COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, April 10, 1861.
WEEN1 REv1Ew.-Th weather during the mast
week, with the exception Of one or two days, has
been very unayorable for agricultural operations.
large quantity Of rain has fallen all ovrr the
vest, and the roads in the interior are almost In
pasaable that the deliveries of all kinds Of pro
dpce have been light. -.
The following tablea show the receipts and ship
ments of leading articles Of commerce during the
past week, and since the first Of January, compaz-
ed with 1860: =;
; The following tables show the receipts and ship
neuta Of leading articles Of commerce du1iuo the
past week and since Jan. LIST, compared With 1860
, 1861-04-17

ITO RENT-The Block of Stores
Z n ths tereestory wood building, sout1we cor:
and suitable for Drug Clothing boot and Shoe stores
NC Will rent to good parties 1t 80 to $'5 month
large Boarding HOUSE or Hotel VIII rent very low
inquire Of j. II. WILLIAMS, 41uE South " ateTst
"a door fFest Of Wel1B8t Bridge.
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In tbts e.ts w. j: RTHs,., ::-> ~: ss:s>.s
tstt atrs. 4. y Aer11maa. q aseq

:: n ID Ii :, 3, q 4-ts- =.
fhhhta1 Of the lists 1ehn r. GoldE;nle, LIKE
this Wednesday, 4fseranon. The Hiends of the fnt
n atH Fctpotfotly Invited to attend y .
a. MaETen. 4 oa Ft11ay morning the 1eth inst:
KEBEGGA A1Il4KK WHEAN5N, Daughter pf Ap
BOZ. Na@aza q ~ thu, skih YesF of her age.
~ 4a 5naRp Repef Rra4 Rpeps go99t Illinois, Ap4 s
father Rf T. 1zRah and LE. 1sfr&. q fSiSpitx:
, 1861-04-17

The bad condition, of the roads throughout tbs
interior have tended to cut of the receipts as viii
be seen from the above taIfs THIS along Ylth the
general dfstrust Of our currency has catssd good
demand for wheat and we note an advance It pr1-
ces Of 4k@55Hc per buehel efnce the data OF cur
last weekly review. - ~:~ 49,. -
Top1T lie inquiry vas coed and the market
firm Sales, 1900 b1 No Spring at 8Sc &c storage;
n00 bn do at s5e I'll store, &c storage; 6,00 bu do
ut 8455{c, &c storage,
C0RN-The receipts and shipments turing the
past week were rs folloWt.
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;;4,QS1-
:For !Eal<.

Ei,R SALE.-A we'll established
au9 furnished saloe q, IN the ne2bborhood Of tho
Post ptace. APPLY at 30. 17t Dearborn street cor
uer Moprue. 8p1513t
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%SM THE HIGHLAND GUARD: :ARMORY
pa&1 Llnd's Block) will ta open Wednesday,
e Thursday and Friday eteningsof this feek
to stand By our glorious Stars and Stripes volun-
teer with this company, who, to = man, have ex-
pressed their discrimination to respond to the cali
his men. ''--2
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$3.50; 3Yst AKED $500. hp11 n: .
Bo,t Imperial II sos 81 H. shSe.' hSan,. of1'
Iii; $500 IS mere6anta>:sS' 2. ..:S - - -
1S{nSstsS 15Sn 1'tsSa oaws n !, =
!snensa Enanesas = g';io an II =
aee .hiRglass;7 i; &, n 4 a9aAs IashcF I IS
s.S Il taSa n s9sl slaie. \
u Il Brown, J. Johef- s.
Y Wm. Ss5xlsaa, Morris, ishris aalts
, 1861-04-17

ssslt prtnt. Is*f th.t srs-hdisls at al
re sTss:s ! stsls Or 10 ,nqo, ID tts,ea.4Jsnsaa
tte.ght' are dull. To;day y brig. Mechanic fzss
chartered sss tor % heat fon af~sakss 70 Ba'o M #
, 1861-04-17

FRE1aHrs TO TIE soUzH.-Tha following are the
fates by the Illinois Central Ratlroed to 8frp, and
thence by river to New Orleans: Pork, 81 . pei
bEl; Floar c Per b.l Potatosa - per 1e 10 b.
Ri; Potatoes, 46e psf Ibs bael " ttoat QUE pes
The rates by the Chicago &sRoeE Island Railroad
to Lasalle, aud thence By packet on the, Illinois
River, are a. follows: To ST. Louis: Flour, 35c :;
PoEk. bQe Pound ftefghts, 18e per 100 lbs. To New
Orleans: F1ouf, Bc Pork, $f.20. : = :
TT = T. toa1s all ray! the rates sse; Flour @
FLOUR-The following tsbles chow thu receipts
and shipments during tha week:
, 1861-04-17

The Cattle market remains much the same as
e for eood
quality from g. IS to S. Sales Of thin caree cat
tie at $2.50D2.75- The general average Of the mas
ket being about $312X-
Sales q all the hogs on the market at 40 for
light, to $470 for good fat hogs for shipment.
Good tat sheep meet with ready sale; 1t matters
good quality, they sell quick at $4.a5@45o Rcwt.
Cows and Calves rather dull. Sales Of come four
at 90@25 to 27per head. - ~,
, 1861-04-17

ANM THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
t4tp{ those desiring to form Volunteer Compa=
esSaa ~ for the purpose Of aiding in the defence
Of our Country and our Flag, at Parlor No, i.
fremont House, On WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
April II, 1861, at T o'clock,
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-. = = - q. Z TT r +
ous 4eoeo sooo naaes' he&ded ~ et&sanca
sa1 as e.pE aaea'1euI: tneg naVe tenaesed
s.s. ~ 20 s.see ~ wv Aates, ana soeas IL"
l..a W. tae n.s's1 sppeoFso l ts mooe'n aae-
!. @e,s G - seeuteo So. ,]. ...-e 9.
~" HuAt3es D. Dstaet' Gu sa.a cey' oae e1
..s ss. oss. casny olnee1s In inc Hotsa~es1' q
~1e ,s. 70 e.e*4 ~ 'ne tause' ana Msnly popa1s<
nian'afs ma1s, leit aor spf1ngneso tast gre"
n1a' iei. conference Hato GOV. 7 atea, to
teaoeE MS services, end make arrangements
aol eueoinng crack corps mere, fof which ha
WI nA'e n,s p.eS among nst OF namee A.
fenoy pfess'og Ii upon hlm' ol winch more
@liun* ~, .
,,.t tnete - elea' sstt ana Eea among ths
a n,44s aease sao "ea Trained yonng Fellows
~ 80" 1ueN .Aa3'ee atmorg anu or41 Ber-
s.eo ttas e.ooo saen N sach good stead In
-, eae "iaels anouA e3peoiaon Of the ZouaVss.
1nsy "e ngnt weights, bnt every inch
soia'sfs' ana Judging from what they Went
.nroaga IN Their voluntary Spartan routine Of
VIZ 4uo auty, they will endure Service
oe!ofe "Aca m0ltitudas Of "heavier metal
ieuoRs would break down.
The drill Of the Zouaves at the armory Last
evening waa attended by large number Of
spectators. Very many young Iaep are press
ing forward to enlist, and the ranks will I'll
up rapidly when recruiting commences IN
earnest. The general plan Of the regiment
Is filling up fast, and Capt. Hayden feels con-
fdent that BY the time appointed BY the Gov
ernor for calling into active service the CORDS
1 sa${a n -I.~- r.
, 1861-04-17

TO-DAY there was very active inquiry, but
transactions were limited because Of the extreme
hrmness OF holders.: Sales ware 400 brls .'Wau.
cousta' fiat hoop, at $4 20 deli 1000 bris .Otsego"
round hoop at "a 45 free Of storage 10 days 200
brs !. Bartlett spring extra on t.; 100 b,ls
"smith Mills" fat hoop, at $462H on track; 100
brls "Ozark' tlat hoop, at 81 30 del; 100 brls me-
Gium round hoop, at $40 del; 100 brls fat hoop
medium extra, tt $40 del. ,:.,.
WHEAT-The following table shows hereceipts
, 1861-04-17
.H1uAGo, pIrTsHuRaH AND FoRr WAYNE. YARnx,
Sat<s reported for tbs TRIBUNE By s.,W. Bow1Es,

60 Sheep averaging. ..120 1bs.........$450 80
Scarce and In good demand at 25c q cwt advance.
Head.
No. cars shipped, Cattle. 1864
No. cars %. d. shipped, Hogs. s.........,12 1850
No. cars ID. d. shipped, Sheep -......,.2 2SI
, 1861-04-17

: AK THERE WILL BE A MEEEING OF
y4Sn2 the Young men at Bryant g. Stratton'e Col.
leEe Hall. corner South Clark and Washing.
TT 59!s ss.ressts, y. On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aprll
l7Ih. at oc,ock, Tor the purpose Of organizing q
volunteer military company, We hope to See Iii
who e1gned the call for the Young Mems Union
Meeting n January last, promptly On hand. Bring
your Ttenas With you. By order OF the -
EXECUTIVE EnrnFrrEr
, 1861-04-17
OLD 8ACHEM BITTERs
..-~ Wigwam Tonic. I
: -:Be1ltiat8' Gar0s.'

ID EMOVED. TO NO. 81
p IAGLARK RTREEE= Or. FULLEKh@s Il n ~ q
+ fe1urYfd htR- Denial O3nDe from 81 Veg
Eandnlph street to S. ClArk over NE Horsont
Nltnt s., 1t which plaee he hAX asNly E0fHs4ea ~
Wsnfa and where he viii be pesaed 20 &c hs fosner
patrons md such otksz GHxens u Ehh
terYlSte, ep0ataJ
, 1861-04-17

1 ~
BWhs. John there Is no gas ii tho houss house
you have fented!i .,
Wei. Molly, I know TT but NJ can get at
Noats's Lamp and on Emporium Keroeene
Lamps. and Downsr's splsndid .Eercscna -ic11l.
which u more economical th1S ~ Light and aIyes
nildse and softer ltsia1 roma lat ultryi il ;.put
On your bonnet End ne will 20 to TIE Emporium
~ @@' 94@1& stfestr { =. =, ap1e5t,
<'n you wiah for bushy whiskess o. a'fssci-
aating muaa3fhe, send f6r' i bog Of Be11tne1.:
ha1n's Stimulating onguent Il In warranted
to bring them ont in from th.ee TO- six Teeau.
sent On receipt Of ps1es and postage, a1 ID to INV
address bJ J. q. johnson. 70 State street, chIca.
20, III. . rrhes -
"a ,fue AMI operation upon your teeth; or for
I13ssoe artificial work Of any desirable style. ca1l
u ,.ss y. :Aosesh' No. Is Wsst Randolph 1t.
Cook d HaIAtn. % Dearborn stro.at .,v.
aaaoe taa1s psiee fs claaning snd Sdyetng 1tz1+,s
stsasnts fa less than any other house In tha eit-
. "-"@ ..-s.-1z.:~ = -,-->@~
see advertisement Of .aHxa Rub, ..:....E; :
9tuss'-has cured NJ cases ef twenty r. -. Rgg1>
IN this CITY. ~ :.-~: l. ~. eanaans
AA shoald MT 40 to-: :;
Of prok Wood IN soday - NJ Aasesfass1ezs q
EM@uMsHan1s-~ tSPapsfs *S,.- ~ 1ah.1y2
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Incomplete. Rumsey's majority, 1,11a
49, :: HoiHD ri. sn,rHy n, 1vcDuf. -

Young Mons Christian Association.
At meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, held On Monday evening, 18th
inst, the President announced the following
standing Committees for the ensuing year: a..
M5rarr Committee. a. Parsons, Thomas
" Ward, 4. B. Rundelly A. L, 6eweu and Z: II.
COMMITTEES on Ffnence.-P L. Underwood, Jas.
a. Parsons and Samuel Bliss.
GonsH1tttSt on ~ZectNTes and AeetfnGs.-R. II.
Guilford, 4. l.. sewel and e. D. Rowland. !
Gozassktet on Rooms and Recep&isn:-L. E; iAl.
exander, John Goebel and ". B. Toplife.
-Eo!Rnsstset on 6tnssst1cx-W. B. Toplife A. B.
Runde1 and E. D. Rowland.
COMMITTEE on Ess0ys and Rerttps.-Cyrus
Bentley, Bentley, y, c Grant; Lyman Bridges, James T.
Cousaitsts to Gid Strangers In selecting placer Of
W9TSh!g-H- 3. Hill, ]: ]. spaulding. 4. ]. Run
DEL, i. Van DuZer and VIM. II. LuE
CozHs7fttee to aid Members nHd Strangers in &C.
tecttng snttabse Boarding P2dces.-N. B. Rapple-
yea, Edmund Bixby, 3. Cowper, F. c. Robinson,
Committee to aid Members and Strangers II. no.
curing Ensploy7nent.-D l.. Moody, John ", Stan
ley, q. G. MoWry, Otis Moody and q. r. Skinner,
Committee to VssH sick Members ond Strangers
aoh0 nady b brought to their saotiet-G W. P. Bow
man, A. ". Freeman, Rev. ". F. Stewart, G. E.,
Allen and R. G. Waterman.
C6ns7sttees on Derotionaz Meettn93-B. F. ia
Charles TIuGeau.
, 1861-04-17

TO RENT-Dweilings Nos o4s
l. and Us On West Lake street second butld!ne
W.: q Psa.1s stEe.s SAID houses are nfariy as
ndgEborhood. Tsr1ns low. Also. one store Il the
three story Eood building corcer Of Vest Aaks and
well improved $50 teet front On South Branch OF Lhf
cagb biver Iesms $43Q per year. Apply to j. M
WTLLIAME, 210x South Water street second door
T6ak OF Wells street. bridge. ~ ,3ry
, 1861-04-17

MI ASIEI2'S SAIE.-State Of lii
49, nots Cock Couaty-ss. supertorCcurto OF CHI
aud August Bel e.crt
Public notice Is hereby StTen that ID pursuance Of
GesEsss oE.S eGterwt il s b2ve entitled saase on
terlG Char carv & tR5 Superior Court Ut C4:ca C. AN
sell 1t pn'tfc arcca t. highest bidder caah. at
n the Gity - Chicago, l., said County OF Cook q
Tuesday. tas tHchs third dag of April. = u. sci.
Ing described al estate s:taats lying aa D. ~ IN
nirota to-wft-Lots numbered one a to twenry Csa
beth Inclusive, IL Block I'VE %. In Arcners Addiion
neeessar to satisfy the .ndehtedaess dus sa!d ro1n-
plaEa1t urdes sa1a decree and c1ets togethtr With
Masters .ef c1E1tIsloIa and Disbursements on 5AtH
Rale. Ira aEnTr
Chicago, March 18th, ,it[l Thf Il
, 1861-04-17

TRUSTEES SALE. - Whereas,
ysarn.a Atkins, on tbs eleventh day Of Janaazy,
4 U. ls34 executed and delivered to me, he rndsf-
slsnea az Itnstee, n Deed Of Tfuak, Conveying iha
pFsssa hereinafter desGrlbsd. to kecnra payment
ence ht r=hg maae to The eccrd Of sid pesa which
ealq DECD u TrNst wss duty recorded Ia the Recor-
Deeds, Page a. AId, wheyeza default has been medq
in the payment CT said Protssorv hote and appic3-
tcn has been mats to bJ Jen1 Brooks, tha paJ aq
ant legal holder thereof TO sell aat1 premises undeT
and By vtne Ct the power In said Deed of Trust COZ
tanned. and for tie purposes thcEe3n expressed.
sHw u: 1efoEs paol:c notice is hereby gtven tAatr
Court House IN tk City Of Chicago, In the Stats of
Illinois. fer the highest and best price tha saZae VII
hrt1G In Cash for The purposes In said Deed Trust
expressed ut rea O'clock u taa forenoon Saturday.
sstd Deed Of Trust described. and Ii E7snsto1
h the County CT Coax and Stata ct ntnoie tlwtt-
Road four Il; rods s.uth Of tbs nerth Ina Of SecEoa
eighteen ts]. ToE Icrst {A Range toursean {lN
east tepce running eaht to thu line nf tho rffn
etShteau, thence south MI rods and 4t1tY pus hpu.
6redths Is 6+e1 r-c1 tkecca wess parallel Ttth tas
north lne cf tt3 SECTION sghteen 70 The ceutre al
the Aforesaid County teaG. shen:e nc9theyfY aicux
the csntre said road 70 10 p!sss af beginning cor
tstnng ab9ut M bali 90 sese saeso 81 les,
tbs sppurtenznces thereanto beic; sieE and al us
Fight. tile benefit and equity ot redemption 81 aid
Jeaxu Atkins bis helEs Or assgna ii and to sai rre
niBes- CH aRLES 4. GEEGHRY F-pstes
Chiaago. March 18th. ..ss61- -,
-, IT. abe,s sa!s y horribly postponed unhl Tuesday
= aali:td d. ''' cAaSI S GRxsogy, Trustee,
, 1861-04-17


aerifce. ..'.''
We heard Of one instance yesterday, that
re shall perhaps violate an implied confidence
y naz1atlng. L family were at the tea table,
he grown up son ar his wife finding home
F1th his parents. The young wife's face was
'ad, for her husband had declared his 1nten-
ion to join the recruits. The father Va.
grave but said nothing. The young wife
turned to the mother and begged her to s4per-
suade w., not to enlist" The heart Of
the mother swelled, and the tears stood in her
eyes, but the words she spoke we're untalter-
ing: --~;-~
have four dearly loved, grown up sons in
Chicago. If my country wants them all, and
They refuse to aid her, I teiu disown thensP'
There must be many such sons and many
such mothers, and there will be. Within the
next ten days hundreds will be enrolled here
IN chicagofor no holiday soldering, and prove
themselves no holiday soldiers.
Cook County Teachers: institute.
SECOND DAY.
The Institute was called to order BY the
President At the calling Of the roll each
teacher responded by reciting verse Of Scrip
tpre. After whith, Rev. Dr. Haven offered
prayer. Minutes Of yesterdays session were
read, and after amending, adopted. The re.
port Of the critic WEE read by Mr, J, E, KIM
ball. The President appointed lit. Rudd and
Miss Edgerton, critics for the day. Tbs fol-
lowing order Of exercises was then Der.
formed:
Reading, by Mr. Potter.
Arithmetic, By Mr. French.
Physical R1e1cise, by Nj. White.
Recess.
Geography, Mr. r. welch. r..
The Institute then adjourned until o'clock
2. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Order Of exercises:
Spelling, b. ]. z. Kimball.
Grammar, BY a. 8. Welch, Michigan
Penmanahip, by Nj. Lusk
Physical Exercises and Recess.
Music" God speed the Right
Essay-subject, Labor Is worship,'' by Miss
IL q. Bartholo1 ew.
The President presented i've beautiful bou-
quets to the Institute, which we're presented
to him BY the pupils Of tsJunction Grove
School On motion, vote Of thanks were
rendered to the President and pupils. The
remainder Of the session was occupied by Mr..
a. y. Welch, On the subject Of compositions.
EVENING SESSION.
The Institute listened to lecture from Mr..
A. g. Welch, Of the State Normal School
Michigan: Eubfert rorCeren+fnr,,, !, IT,.
, 1861-04-17

1HANCERY NOTtCE-S1ate Of
Sc,gn H'HS %;s G"GEty Of c9ek sssupertar Court OF
Era5si. W,l3tn, and ,jsssrh J. whiting v.. Pan1
SG15e Dena Sornsn m ss
son SGun, j.. George Baekhan, Holbert smales WI
nam + BafrHn; @ John W,;,ahr 'ss, Il: yernan VII
Mas1n Wa isss Dass aseS samaai ao%e ~
Henry. Adamso1 =. Sswktrk. A. J BEel Warren
ss snssof Gss @
George i. sprins. .Wiatl,iop r. sprtng. M :Thomss ID
Edxia Go7s@n Ghanctry. eAs's'e" = <>Nea ao1
Atf1daE't Of tae rssieace Of William t. Love
a6 aea I'll efea { 3a
Janes =; JohEst,n, 4. j. Bae1. Warren Newton aaa
having been died ID lhe cnce Of tae Cask II SAID su.
per1or Court Of Chicago.
IN Notl;s i ae1eby gssa to r. said VILLAIN Lore
Hueknam, Holbett hnlsls, 4. p. Henry, David $ o.
fsa dfsa; assfss Bsyal Charles Alien: Adw:n Hoy
compla ID said Court, Oh ih5 aaeerT sao thereof
thereupon issued ont Of said mi against sad
1etendants retnrnabie On t,ss first Monday Of April
6 M % az s I tsaIf e. as" oat a s t.
on the nrst Monday II May rext, 'ssI;
Joy. Denonl e Gockso,d Giteoa &C -cnn Jr. Georrs
BuckhaD. H3lbert Slaaes, i. y. Henry, David u.
5sms; dsn GssrsT B1yaa ch ,rlss Al!sa Eswn
SAD superior C;ars = tiIcaS,, .: Coos Coutty In
Chicago, In said Couaty, on lte nrst Men ~ a{ Nay
Hss, and pls4a A5sEe5 or deu,ur to the said con-
e efs I'd = sh
o's7Sa ias: ;Ga soEa'Ds
EomL'ra Sal'r'a. ap5-oHi-tw
, 1861-04-17

M1ss DREssER's LEoruRE.--It should be
borne in mind that Miss Dresser lectures to-
night at Metropolitan Hall, on Mormonism.
The reputation Miss Dresser has achieved as
q lecturer throughout the whole country
should command the attendance Of large
audience. She is thoroughly conversant wi th
the subject upon which she speaks, having
resided at Salt Lake for many Year,.
, 1861-04-17

Brig Ramsey crooss; Johnson; aaistss cords
ssr ~ 5sas 1nss' Grand River 50 lumber
sehr TEL, Stephen, B'ask LIS, 8 cords ol word ..
Schr Albany, Smith. SheboTgan. 70 eds wood, 10
brls peas, brls hair; CO bags fax seed:
schr Sutherland Petrie, South Haven s m lumber.
ssE sss fssaan o @ sasezss
schr Waisace, Lawrence, Blakevflle, 20 N lumber.
schr Dresden, Finnigan, South Haven 30 cords
scbr New S hampshire, ,we1eland, Port Wishing
ton, 81 N lumber
sehr s RaVstcam. % .Mcnlisott. azand Ha7en55 cords
's~ wood.
Prop Montgomery % aat1es B1sio H. SEE Bn eoin. u
lAU brls -four, 10 brls pork.
Prop Michigan, Chapman, Buffalo, $50 bu cosn,
Prop bnfslo. Penny, Buffalo, 1s,oeo bu com, Go
Prop 1ene, 1s5s 10Y? Hathaway, Bua.lo 1900 81 corn
Prom 6eu s ol1s a9ai Hopkins, oedensburah.
sRgs, 70 boxes starch, 5 psGs lArd, 8 crates
Big Rssnsey annaeTG GGro,kr, johnson, Muskegon. -
schr MaiJ, Stanley, Runk'a Pisr.
Gchr Blue H4lj. Dillon, mAD1E4W0t-u
sehr Sweepstakes, Budington, Buffalo, 1890 bu
scbr Raen. n, Walton, Naskegon.
schE 1a1tIn. Pettss Baaa1f; ;sd asYR Rqs4 81 norn
: f3ehr Union, AdIleh. GEaad nayea: =.
.1ELxNoHH- AID sH1IGHIHAN CANAL.
.,7- aRRrvED April IL,
Investigator, Athens. i 1s . iaSls, II = din
LocEport, Joliet, 5000 bu corn- i .-.-
WaYe, Morris, 400 bu -. DO ~, ,........,.
Ottawa, Ottawa, $50 bu 90 S0N moving tools.
FAnn, IL Sale, 1a7 tons COAL
ST Louis, L. saile, 500 bn corn; ~
ID; Leonard; L salle, $500 bu corn. 30 na
pla5ea; @ { l. IL ssle, z,5oo ba eorn, ii 100 bs hams
9l.1[d nh lard. -. E. =
, 1861-04-17

Lake Erie Is now open from To1ado to Dunki1k,
and Detroit toBafao aud propelers are leaving each
Southern and It e: and Ksle, and The Mich. Cen
tra1 and N. 7. Eentral railroads. The following
are the rates offhis route:
Flour to New Tork LIS
QQbtQu.s- 1.<l
Fourth clasa goods to New York. .b6Kc
y to Boston. ...:.s--: -; -: 81]st
, 1861-04-17

Burnett Flor1me1. a delicious perfume tor
The handkerchief fully equal to any imported, sold
By Sargent, Apotheca3, corner Of Randolph and
State ats. e,
, 1861-04-17

CHARTs OF CHAR1EsroNs HlRson-J9hn r.
Walth, corner OF Madison and Custom House
Place. has received ffesh lot Of charts of the
Harbor Of Charleston, showing the exsct position
OF all tho batteries and the range Of cannon from
each. Mondays New Yoak dailies were received
hyyhm 1t f:lb tast eteninR, =; -.
, 1861-04-17

HONE FOE TIE FarRHptHsa-At the "a,
quest Of several members, d special meeting
Of the Board of Managers will be held at the
Home this "wednesday afternoon at three
o'clock. 1ts important business will come be-
fore the meeting. A general. attendance is
desired. G. +. DICEysoH. Secsv.
, 1861-04-17

The line, and farmers rode miles over muddy
spring roads to catch sight Of this train.
At GAINESVILLE the entire city was out, and
gave most spirited and stirring ovation. The
whole community IVES out en- masse. 4 na-
tionA salute Of artillery was fred, every avail
able point Of outlook had its burden Of spec
tators, among whom prevailed great enthuei-
asm. Bands were playing, handkerehIefs
waved, and countless flags aoated in the air.
It was splendid token that the American
heart is in the right place aud npw beats full,
saddened yet unapalled, at the necessity Of an
appeal to arus,
At Clinton Junction there Was q laype turn
out, a. also at Florence. Sharon, Howard
Woodstock, Nc Henry Co. turned out an I'M
mense crowd, and ut every ittle town on the
line through Northern Illinois the people were
out in force.
The train reached Chicago about P. H.,
and was received by not less than ten thou
sand people, who thronged the depot grounds
OF the Northwestern on West Ktnzie street,
and lined West Water street, along which the
cars passed elowly down to the West Side
Union Depot, at Madison street, where the
transfer to the cars of the p, Ft ". & Chica-
20 R. 3. took place immediately.
Rarely, If ever, has Chicago seen Just such
another spectacle a this vast turn ont Of our
sittzens, the cause being this comparatively
1nsIgni8caht movement Of regular Federal
troops, but the spur Of the occasion growing
from present war times, the present crisis to
which this gmoVemeat e due:
ThA An15fe+E -. ..
, 1861-04-17

Total last week. 2aa5;s1s' 1,ssooo $500
TotaI pteT. H'k-@ ,a04,457 t,n1,9o0 1.181,060
go.'g w 1aao... 8002sas 7,68a,20 1,asaso9
The Lumber market during tie week has been
exceedingly dull, in consequence Of the bad con-
d1t1on OF the roads all over the country. Phe re-
eeipts By yLake hkye been more liberal but earEoea
are slow sale. except assorted stp6, which Il IN
demand by dealers Ia regulate their ssocks a cargo
q stttpa Per schr Telegraph, from Grand River,
twonr three cargoea changed hands 1T s7a5a7 &.
Ihsre ate but few country dealers buying.
Shingles hre also dull A cargo Of good sawed
81 IS, and cargo Of Ma1Itowoc Rhaved at s., 81.
Wa uuote IA fo1foHtA. aa, !.
, 1861-04-17

~ Any one In rant Of 7 good and reliable
sewing Machine should purchase sloat's elliptic
hook sewing machine, which ii warranted, 1t 81
Claxk street, under the Sherman Hnusa.