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The Illinois Sabbath School Convention
meets this morning at thc C,,,rs etrnet Af
nre 'Aas - ol ho,f D ls+ =, @ % o,a,nn sfess H. H. e.
lowing is the order If exercises FIR to- todas,s w.
" ~ e"e5
session, which the Business Committee will
present:
Tuesday morning, 5uns ,, >: m.-prayer meet
their rocma, for tic success Of the Convention ~
o.s m un ,ia,e, 49, ess.a,sas a,s toS'
n 5,,.so 1sn1et'.a ~ 1oaat t eAt.s,sss +r,
1c:2o l0:4o-Rezietry Of Delegates and appoint
ments en1so q ,o:e" DOMINATING II a committee:
WeIla, Chairman. - '''~' ~'@'''' - -
1C;Ac-11CcReport cp Of Business Committee, R. n
II-1aNReno4t nf ne1erates
1&Adjonrnment. ...
Nominat1nr Committee ana e1ecfan of o.
tazcs III es1oeG a9d 'niee ICE two secre-
|niicn. u g1e WnE shai1 e sccurs s,on, +o
ncnnbnre ~ onr chnrnbos .ha, "oai1 1911 .. t.s ~
pecuniary support and pcraonal service, which We
Hafs 'he ,, figns TO espGGs s.?t =: :, 49,. ,,o,,.
| Of the Pastor to the Sunday School ~
6-Ao'ournment. n-,.zuu-,.-
TIE ronF1, s.BRaTH scnno1
| r1oF. l. G. BrGBrE. surEn1sTErnrYr.
| 7:4i;-opening, br the Edwards p1ez. S. s.,
T. :a;s3rs,Sap a; Gsll!s3Ta, sapT1; pT,v,o, Mission
ron, Leader. ~@ ~14-N'N'- - ~ - '''''
STPs;so-specimen Lesson, John II. by Rev. Rob
s:snssgsIngins.
s;:6-Sao- Sacred Geography, Gal1ee, by Rev
| $40 s:5oadsrcssb bvB F. Joc,bs
s5o-91O- Infant Glass, by L. s. Hart, NeH
a.1a-a.so- -snne,intsnd rs,n.-,-s 7,.o,..so
Rugbee. ~|''''~4S'%' '1''''- 49, -1o'''F0'
| M9MeRnnGri!1s1=ms 9Mn1r.5;disn1 and suggestions.
| m Th,,ssaasae.. ~
, 1862-06-03

ARRIVED. May 81.
Alexander, Seneca, /. 5.GG0 bu corn. GOO bu v7h=ar.
Arizona, LaSalle, 5,35S hu corn, TO bu putatoea,
Key City, LaSa}le. 5,5th bu corn.
Wing and Wing. LsSatle, ,9}U bu corn.
Humboldt, Joliet. s. UO0 bu corn-
II. OConcor, LaSa1le, 55tD bu corr.
$. A. douglas. Lockport, 53sR, bu corn.
Ella. Joliet. 45rU bu corn 2i0uU tbs coopers WIRE
-- CLEARED. May 81.
Nebraska, Joliet, CO m lnnllser
g. c. Murton, Lasillc, e., o. # lumber Is 100 lat
5s10 ibs luInitusc-
Telle, Lockport G3 ,: IS # lumber M siiiug.
Wave, Morris, % nj lumber, ~ II lath, 1000
cedar poets. ..
Alatama: Lasallc, 105,9S2 # lumber.
Hunter, 14ockport.
u. O'CunLor, Lasaile, 81 brls salt
J. II, Dckey LuSalle, 95 ga It lumber 81 m siding
" N shingles 40 m jath. e6nl lba carpenter WORK,
$50 fbs fish, II, go 1bs marble
Africa, LaSalle, sal IT lumber % O6S # siding
1C4 In shingles, 81, lSt b nldse
E. Eur1hanl, LaSaie. 70 1g2 # lamber 50 L, shin
g1es, 2sk NJ lath. t51 it c. lumber.
Gold Eagle, LaSalle, 1c5 N lumber, $50 m
shingles.
Paragon. La5z3le, 6,478 bu oats.
Humboldt. Juliet
Wing and Wing, L1sal!e. !, 500 cedar posts
, 1862-06-03
Of Trade with New Or
leans,

An order for pork was received in this city On
Saturday. via New York from Louisiana liant
er.. The loading Of 4 se:re Of steamers for New
Orleans. would be an important event. The
probability is that this VIII happen within
Two Of three weess. Indeed there can
hardly be any doubt about it now.
Apromine Mt grocery merchant, anticipating the
opening Of the river left for New Orle8Hs via New
York, several days ago. He managed TO get pas
sage on government eteamer By entering IS cook
for the trip It is likely, however, that his eating
fosmance. He is in New Orleans BY this time
" The early bird,'' &c, The talk about the South
e1u traie. caused more buoyant feeling in busi-
, 1862-06-03

p2ie< paid Jor tie grdsn to the tezer. IF1en sals
Is made, in aclch the seller pays TIE stord2s It ia
Qno:td '+f1ss Of storage,'' or =. o. 6,''
MoaDAE EVENING, June ., 1889.
FRE1GUTS-Steady. The engagements we7e:
To Kingston: Scbr Dane, wheat. at s115c; schr
Reindeer, wheat, at s1<c. To Port ColborEe:
standard vessel, corn, at 414c. To Bafa.o: Schr
Poland rejected corn, at 4Ac; barks Nichols aud
Pomcroy. and schrs Affair, Die Vernon, Griswold,
Tartar and Pa1ana-an with corn, at Axe; brig
Pilgrim, wheat, at &C.
FLOUR~ReceiEed, 5,S72 brls; shipped, 6fos
brls. Market dull and lower Sales 100 brls
Nashville City" white winter extra at 25; 100
bz1s Castle" very choice Quincy white winter at
at IS 15 leo brls st LOUIS spring extra st $as
600 brls goed tp1iug extra r. Il. at s3.75 100 brs
"Eldorado" 100 brls leland and Is br,s st Nc
Comb" spring extra-au on p. t.; 1co brls Li1ll-
an choice r. b. spring extra at $4.40; 900 bzls
"Dcrwent" on p.t.
WHEAT-Recsired, 5478 bu; shipped, 9a,175
bu. Market dull and 1@1Hc pr bushel lower.
Sales were: q 500 bu amber Iowa In store at Sic;
3,Ec0 bn No Spring in store at SIC; 5000 bu do
at 79hc; $4,000 bu do at 79c; 500 bu do at 7s;sci
1900 bu No. Spring in etorc at 71Kc; 2590 bu do
at tic; 5000 bu DO at 1oHc; 6,6oo bu do at 7oc; j.;
1850 bu do Tn fa7orite houaes) at Tac; 1000 bu
Rejected Spring in store at 5s4c; 1,0c0 bu do at
Sc; 400 bu do at SIC; 400 bu do at 55c 400 bu No.
1 Red Winter in store at8Gc; 400 bu No. 2 Red In
store at Sic; 400 bu do at SIC.
CORN-Rece1Yed, 1880 bu; shipped, 231 40
bu. Market zc lower. Sales 900 bn Old River
White to arrive at sic a1oat; 10 OG0 bu Old River
Mixed at f9He a1oat; 5,GC3 bu choice New River
Mixed at &c aaoat; 10000 bu do at s67ic a1oat ;
20 eco bu do at 26Hc adoat; 1000 bu Old River Vel
low at 2Sc In store; &, EGO bu Old Mixed in store
at a7Ac; 5000 bu do at 27Kc; 1occ0 bu New
Mixed in store at DC; 5000 bu Rejected in store
at sc; 1000 bu do at 211sc-
oATS-Received, 2i, ,954 bn; shipped, 2o,275 bu.
Market steady. Sales 1,G0o bn No. atloat at 29c;
1900 bu do in store at 2sc; 400 bu do at sslc;
| 5000 bu do at 28c.
| RYE-Receiyed, 9,929 bu. Market quiet and
eagier Sales 1,o0e bu No. In store at a3c; 500 bu
do at 39Ac.
BARLEY-Received, $50 bu. MARKET quiet
Ealee, 500 bu medium at 4Dc del; 400 bu. common
| nt Csc on track.
HIGuWNEs- -steady sales 200 brls. in ons
lot and 120 br1s. in lots at 191sc-
PROV1SIONS-Mess Pork dull and nominal al
| 810.I0. Lard quiet but firm. % tres Yellow
| Grease sold at exc.
TALLoW-Fi1m. Sales, Is brls. country ut &c
city, 7A@7kc-
DRIED FRUIT ,0c0 lbs good Michigan Apple;
at EXC.
DIDES-The market IL quiet In consequence 0
I downward tendency in the Eastern markets
We quote Dry Flint, 1aGt3hc; Dry Sailed. 11d
| Ike; Green Sailed, &C; Calf Sktne, 714c; Deacor
Skins, each, 1CGi5c; Pelts, each, SlG1l.50, Sheas
lings, each, 12Hc.
F1sH-Market is firm with an increased de
, 1862-06-03

Nothing OF Importance has occurred at the
camp since our last report, with the e1cep-
ton Of the arrival Of the horses for Mu,lisan's
Battery to the number Of about one hundred
The other equipments had previously been
furnished, and the battery Is now ready for
service. The members Of Captain Millcr's
Battery, from Ottawa, also arrived on satur-
day.
The deaths at camp since our last report
IRE Ha follows:
George Thomas Co. c, 18th Ais. .. I
Thoe: \: Wick, Co. T, 4ad Tenn
ua1tsCo. a, 4Slh Tenn n....-.....,... /
T. n. Lucas, Co. B, 46th Tenn. I
s. J. Amacke1, Pont coupee Artillery ......... i
Nuaaoes previously fepptted.-... -----.-.--...491
nf 81 Nv .a.&o ~.
, 1862-06-03
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

MONDAY EVENING, June 2, 1862.
BEEF CATTLE-There have been no receipts
to-day, and the sales have been light, without any
change. The following are the sales:
Colhogn sold Fountain 10 head good Cattle, are
raging ,472 lbs, at So. 10.
HoGs-No receipts. Market without change.
Hcgs. Avg. Price. Hogs. Avg. Price
113 eoi $260 92 1863 $2.1S1A<
H8 1872 242
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Nj a H RIE!D.

In this city the a9th ult By the 1:ey Robert Pat
teEEhn BR1CE a. MILLER and MARY a. HUTTON
Of this city.
), At the Lake View Water Cure Mt the residence of
TIC. Rtv. VIM, IS. Putin III. .fniIN j. COLE. 81 s.
this city. -
Patterson. Can't. EZRA L. RRAINARij of the 81 It
Illinois Regiment. and Miss HATTIE 8. MDI:EHO USE
IN this city. on Sunday. June l=t ut the New Jeru
salem TEMPLE b. Rev. j. r. IIii,b17d Mr. SAMUEL
I: lIlGBAED and Miss SOvELLA ROsEANA
SMALL. Of this citE
, 1862-06-03
meedna

E1Ecr1oE.-At regular meeting Of the
Chicago Union serenaders, held May 2sth, the
following officers were elected for the present
term:-For President, William R. Reid; Vics
President, 1saac L. Fart; Recording Sscre:a-
~, George Doeg: Financial Secretary, George
Mcneil: Treasurer, Alexander Shields.
, 1862-06-03

Balance due Treasurer. 43Oa02
HARREL OF WHISKY.
The following petition etgned By q large
number OF the citizens Of Palos, was present
ed to the Board:
cisors:
MEssRs: We, the legal voters and taxpasers of
the town Of Paos would reepectfully petition yonr
ehf m o1e b, esn * s the
Donahoe, abscondlng Collector. .or several reasons.
viz; First, our presrnt snper,i isor does not call
On fbr .ne n naes 4 tsels
rel ef aehi*ty tapped at the door. tAat zpf ali lis
sogs e. the vote Was tseen aG1 S5
dividing the house at or near nom, the motion
being put b one Of the clerkn Of the Board.
Sup Gibbs moved to have The city orders
DESTROYED as fast as cancelled. Carried.
The Board then adjourned till nine o'clock
this morning.
HISTORY OF TIE WAR FOR TIE UNION
The civil, military and naval history Of the
war Of the Union, by EIyert A Dnyckinck,
illustrated with highly finished steel ensray-
ings Of batt1e scenes by sea and land and por-
traits Of military and naval heroes, by Alonzo
Chapel. We have received from the agent, O.
j. Griffith, 128 South Clark street, the first
four numbers Of the above splendid work,
and the first four numbers Of the National
Portrait Gallery, BY the same author.
GREAT ATTRACTION THIS ETEN1Sa.-Ele.
giant Bohemian glassware, vases, French China,
silyerplated wa1e, and other rich fancy goods
at auction this evening ut ~ o'clock at sales.
room Of Gilbert d Sampson, No. 58 Lake
street. The above collection is said to be one
, 1862-06-03
THE CITY.

PUBLIC MKETNG--A meeting Of those op
posed to the adoption OF the Constitution will
be held at Warmers Hall, on Randolph street
near Clark, on Tuesday evening the Sd Inst, at
zig O'Clock. Good speakers viii address the
meeting,
, 1862-06-03

VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DETROIT, June 2, 1861.
UF-Props Neptune, Aaytiowcr; barks Sardinia,
City Of chicaso, Grace Greenwood; brig A. Gro
yer; Echrs " H. Dewitt, Mazeppa, Twilight, C.
N. johnson. Three Bells, Cornelia, Morning Light,
Monticello. Almina, A. Rust, Chiefrain, Dan Mar
bic, Fl. Il. BroHa.
DowH-Props Badger State, Tonawanda, Acme :;
brigs BlafE. 1roquois; schrs Bay Quiute, Hague,
Reciprocity, Gamecock, Melrose.
Weather pleasant wind east.
Co111s1oN-By referring to our local columns,
there will be found particulars Of collision that
happened on Saturday night. between the p1opel-
lers Mars and Empire State.
AccDEET.-The tug Arrow sustained como
dnmmage to her wheelhouse and has returned to
Detroit for repairs. We were unable to get any
particulars as to how the disaster took place, but
one thing we do know, one Of those beautiful
banners has disappeared from her Ehcelhouse
, 1862-06-03

Baltimore Cattle Market--May so.
Receipts Of beef CATTLE $50 head agaiast 100
head the previous week, aud the entire offerings
were taken at $4.C0a s. .25-au advance of Kcp H.
Hogs were in fair demand and steady at S4,25
AE OK
, 1862-06-03

THE NORRIS MINSTREL TRoUPE,-Thi5 fine
troupe give their opening concert in Chicago
tonight They come to us with a high East
EN- reputation which We have no doubt they
vlll adequately sustain here. Those who wish
to enjoy pleasant entertainment would do
well to 20 and hear them.
, 1862-06-03

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the aznoGH. Of flour
and grain in store in this city to-day, compared
with the amount in store at the corresponding date
in 1861:
June 2, 1862. June 9, 1861
Flour, brIs. 434M 37,1W
Wheat, bu. u................ Gl8,996 45S, ,953
Corn, bu................- IL ,5B6, 49, 1,654,35l
, 1862-06-03

Provisions In PhiIadelpffa--Way 80.
Market quiet. 00brls country lard, irregular.
was sold at THc, cash. In bacon and ealted meats
q email business WIS doing at previous rates.
, 1862-06-03
the influence Of their position to the favor or
prejudice Of any particular merchant or trader.


the influence Of their position to the favor or
Referred to the Committee On Schools.
TIE CITY rREAsuRER,s sA1aRY uscaEAsgp.
AID. C0n1sky moved that the salary
q me present City treasurer he increased TO
e@,aSg.
~ = so1 n.y. An'seo ~ "A1e'"@ - A@.e ~
Az
aeiorv ~ 4hs En Treaenrer 4yaa 1;r+1,e1iS
32 mn
Alo- hoyt fepnea tnaG 1e no" FefJ WELL
= uoaelstooa Hny A1a; Cnlnsky vas E9 eaSer 70
4nc1ea1se Tue salAfy oJ hhepuulcan CltJ 1fEas-
make no difference With The present 'incum-
hent
Inc monon nnally prevenedI.. I..-
opon n''1lon' G e4e oounen ~
eoohfa " JULY 11e-N1c"-At regular
Heenng OF t1e St. deOrge's 6oc1eEy, held last
-. 80, ~ ~, A~ ~ ~! - ~ ~
no sisea W LIZ FULFILL u "niy eon'n1ss' u
Meet LIE st. deo9ge's eoc1ety Oh MA"Au6ee-
The following Committee were appointed to
f ~ Aa.a 4s1 I1sln1. -ov. I'1,. "A1' way
1'oa'' Ae'Aao " JILL, 1ooAo o.-o eoi14nH'
~ Members Of the Anderson Rifles On fur
,ooh e,a ad tn 1,a at tho Haat Aya-set TJau
, 1862-06-03

Ocean Frelshts at sMontTeAl-may3 3Os
The Brokers' Circular reports frcfghts steady at
u for grain to Liverpool and Glasgow, aud Is for
-four,
, 1862-06-03
l. RH FITAL PRIZE FIGHEs
4 Chicago Man Kills bis Adversary,

From the st. Louis Democrat, yestszday.]
The Sabbath hours of yesterday morning
we're desecrated By On infamous and brutal
ring-fght, resulting IL the death Of one Of the
PRINCIPALS engaged The parties were Andy
10y e and Mike Fagin, the former Of this ci;y,
and the latter recently from Chicago. Hav-
ing qnar1eled and exchanged blows. taey
fight" in pugilistic style. Each had disei-
pline and practice in the "sclence.n Seconds
and referee were appointed, the place selected
and party Of about two hundred confideu-
TALLY apprjzed of what was to trauspl.e.
at half past five o. H., the excursiopists
the Illinois shore, and travelled to a locality
about nalf way between 1llinoistown and Ven
1ce. The ring was drawn on spot about ten
yards from tho grave Of the notorious Bill
Wright. who was killed there some months
ago The seconds for Fagln we're .Bendigo
Connors and Pat Collins are named as having
acted for Lore. John O'Herron Was the ap-
pointed referee.
Fagfn was evidently the superior, being
about twenty pounds heavier, and at least
twelve years younger than Love, whose age
rounds werc fought In less than three-quAr-
ters Of an hour. The interval between each
round was half minute. Fagin was twice
fairly and squarely knocked down, and was q
third time Frustrated, partly through his
Slipping, and partly BY his adyersarY7s fist.
Love Was hit with difficulty, and planted ire
quent but powerful blows upon the others
head, face, shoulders and breast. Yet he him
te1l receiyed terrible injuries, Fagin making his
strikes 'ttell" with fearful effect. The
tTenty-eighth round was most hotly and
evenly contested, but Love afterwards showed
himself weakened, aud unable longer to parry
with his wonted skill, while his antagonist,
though bloodier and apparently the more
bruised, still fought tenaclous1y and tieIccly.
The thirty-f round Terminated by Fagin
FILLING heavily on Love, who rose with Ills
right leg apparently dfslocated at the knee.
His 1ameness then Increased with each round,
till at the thirty fourth round he actual; had
to drag it after him IL to the scratch" Tue
thirty-ifth ended By his being knocked sense.
1esEs to the gronnd-upcH which his seconds
threw mp tie sponge" In ackno Hledgmen1
of defeat.
Love Was reconveyed across the river ani
tuken to his residence on the sonth side q
! Green, between Sixth and Seventh streets
just west Of the Lindall Hotel He was ut
| tended By Dr. Thouaas O'Relly and Others. I
| was found that two OF the patients lowe
| ribs had been broken-douhtless by the fl
! ut the thirty first round The victim expire,
| at about $ o'clock Inst evening.
Fagan has not get been, arrested. An IN
quest will officially disclose the pertinent fact
, 1862-06-03

Montreal Cattle mar!zet-May 30.
The market Eas unsettled and prices we're lower,
e1nsfpr dr11 at 1SaG
, 1862-06-03

Er Grain sold " in store'' Is subject to 2: stor-
age, 1chich is 1aid by the buyer, ezc!Esirs Of The
7Tic< paid for the grain to the teller. Wien sals
u nade, in achich the seller pays Tie storage, It ia
quo:td free Of st0rage,'' Or - o. 6,''
, 1862-06-03

In this city. on Monday evening" June I'd. MARY
daughter nj Frederick and Julia 8. Dickinson aged
elk months and i've days. -"
II shs Gity On the "a Inst. Of Consumption VII
rccentlya pupil Of the Chicago High scho"
In the village of Douglas Allegan Count- Michigan
q1 the 15th OF May. at his residence. william f.
, 1862-06-03

CouHTERfE17s.-Tcns Of tho Marathon
County Bank, Eagle River, Wisconsin, have
been freely circulated in this city within
few days past. Any parties to whom e1ch
bills have been Offered, are requested to COM
municate the fact to Superintendent Bradley,
at the Central Police Station, or to either OF
tic Captains st the North, South or West Po-
lice Stations.
, 1862-06-03
GFuerll Nntirfs.

pOYAI. HAVANA LOTTERY.
Il Conducted by the Spao{sh Government
In Drawings Of May ii. Mol 1,426 drew $40 1000; No
10S'5 drew s50tsN No. 2,El drew 100000; NJ. i3 l6i
drew 10000 NJ. 119 drew $lO0lbcing the five Can't
tai Prizes Prizes ca:hcd and Information Furnished
by TAYLOR 4 Co., Baakers No. Is Wall St., N. T.
, 1862-06-03
"CaN Oh Dunlop, 6ewen 4 Spald1ng Tor Printing"
pQT11-h9Q1.lY

Go to John Jones. lis Dearborn st., end get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
c1-i@
, 1862-06-03

DY GILBERT & SAMPSON,
IL GExARA1 AUcr1oSKgRs. s. Lake street.
TRADE SALE OF
80 Crates Edwards, Hest Cfockcry,
400 boxes American Flint GLASS;
ware, &c.> dc.s
AT AUCTION
ON THURSDAY, June 5t,. at 9H o'clock, we Will
sell 1T our Salesrooms No. IS Lake street. 81 crates Of
assorted White CEocHery, OF the manufacture Of j. Ed
wards g. Son.
100 boxes American Flint Glassware-a complete Is
sort1ent-
ALso-An.nrplcc Of Tea Trays-al1 OF which WILL ba
sold without reserve for cash.
the abnye sale. Country dea!e Will ind It TO their In
terest to attend Samples ca1 be ezaniaed early on
tie morning Of tie tay cf sale.
Goods carefully packed and spEe for the country
GILBERT t. SAMPSON,
1nvscIGQ39t Aucti0ncers.
, 1862-06-03

For TIE MCLL1GAS Extraordinarily
i've splendid horses, out Of one hundred from
the stables Of G. D. Beckett, 81 and So South
Canal street, inspected by Tallcott, Govern
ment Inspector, went to Camp Douglas yes
terday for The MuIigan battery. They were
furnished at IN average Of s1.l5 each, and arc
q caritL lot Of animals.
, 1862-06-03

NJ 4 n T E D-Imue.iiately-
W good Carriage Smith, at Car7f,., i.
q H. 9 ~. H1LLEIs, corner Of STAT I'D Il:
, 1862-06-03

MCV1cNR's TnEATEE.-1lr. Booth COM
menced his engagement Last evening to 4
crowded house, and to say the audience was
delighted is but faint praise He WAS twice
called before the curtain te receive their ad-
nirtion Of his.excellent acting. He appears
this evening es st Pescaza, and On Monday as
NShyIock.''
, 1862-06-03
G1lantg1.

NJ ANIED TO RENT-Sr ~
~ tissran and wife, ! heus.. il, ! p,.as11t
horto3:s. f:r:;she.! O. patty furnished I. .::,:
moderate North Side preferred. Add:ss.i'G ! .
, 1862-06-03

IsoUEsT.-Coroner James held an inquest
On Saturday morning on the body Of John
Gallagher, member Of the 51st Illinois reggi-
1aent, Co. E, who fell dead at the house of his
sister, Mrs. Burns, on the corner Of Clinton
and Polk streets, on Friday afternoon. He
had been at home some time, on sick fur
Tough, and for the past few weeks had been in
q state Of intoxication. The verdict Of the
1ur7 vas that he came to his death from ex-
cessT5e intempernnce-
, 1862-06-03
atltttn1t Sales.
DY GILBERT Is SAMPSON,
IL GEszRAL Auc11oSEKas' 50 Lake street.
French China Dinner Sets,
CHINA VASES,
Bohemian Glass & Silver Plated Ware

We viii cell, on Tueeday and Wednesday - eFenings,
June ard l. at 7H O'Clock, St our Rooms o As4esss
q spIendId assortment OF French China Ware. VIZ
Complete Dinner setts consisting Of ahout D PIECES
each. Also-A variety q other Eh!na goods: Sfc5
ever offered In sale Of this Kind.
AIS0-A rich assortment Of Silver Plated 9ooda
nom the zane 1nanufaeturcr OF the goods VIC hoTs
beep selling the last I'VE the quality OF which
Is known 70 large number Of our citizens who have
fhe trade are Invited to this sale rs Will be offered
In lots Il there are huyers.
TIE above assortment VIII be on exhibition On t1a
a''efnoon u GILBERT L SAMPSON,
...AIssa
, 1862-06-03
.Ter 5aIE.

IlOR SALE-A FIGURING Nit !
L three run NH viii. Engine and Boiler a,.l all =
fixtures ctlnpete- >n the Milwaukee, anil N.s:>~;.s
ailruad, III Ut the best wheat counties Il W5r
chinery without tie building Address T. W IA AXf'
Co Chicago Mill Furnishing Depot, Chlca-'' ILL.,
, 1862-06-03

w ANTED.-Agents are rnaki':
w more rorev hy selling Drss's rE,zs $
T1oS SgnT ,SD KEr1FE 1..C6,oE, AID PAT.s..T r.
BINATIuS than BY hny other Investment i.r--ca
$10 to SIS day Cfrcul.rs nla!trt1 trr.
c. y. Dunn & CO., Isl CLARK street, thca,-
%v&-ft- =17,,
, 1862-06-03

w ANTFD-By young man !:
- Industrious and pcrscvcrtRe habits ar! - =
business capacity, situation in Whc;..a,.. Il; /.
Grocery, prng Or Dry Goods Eonsc- t.an j,s'~s':
9noA references to tltrlffEeuce, fut,..-;t. !
Neuid accept snail Fccompcnse. Address NJ 4 !.
Chicago P1St Office.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06

will attend in person by Deputy at the place OF
holding Elections In each OF the Townships the fol-
lowing days, for the purpose Of receiving Taxes:
Smith Township, Monday, October 9th;
Washington Township. Tuesday, October 9Th;
Wayne Township, "Wednesday, October sth
Somerset Township, Thursday. October 0th
Warren Township, Friday. o, tohcr 10Th;
Goshen Township, Saturday, Uciober llth;
Colerain Township, Monday, October l:Ah;
Wheeling Township, Wednesday. October i5h
Flashing Township Thursday, October 10Th;
KirkwoOd Township, Friday, October 17ih;
Union Township Saturday. October Isth;
York Township, Tuesday, October 2ist;
Mead Township, Wednesday, October I'D;
Pultiey Township. Thursday, October I'D;
Pease Township Friday, 0csober 94,h
Rchland Township, Saturday, October 25th
And from the last named day until the 2Oh OF Dccetn-
ber will, attend Al ny siss in ST, cairsvle for The
do hereby notify the Tai Payers that will require
e-fourt the in specieand also all Road Receipts
must lie paid in before the 2Oth Of December. they
will be lost the holder On all Taxes paid by the
10Th Of December the Law 6xes penalty Of Eve per
cent, L
Currency on the State Bank OF Ohio, U. 3. Treasury
Notes, Merchants and Mechanics Bank OF Wheeling
pa, able in Wheelingwill be received in payment Of
Tax. ISAAC H. PATTERSON, Treasurer.
Oct, q 1e62-6w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-11-06

Senator Wilson of Massachusetts,, made
speech at Cambridgeport, Tuesday even.
ing, in the report of which we notice the
following statement:
~ The other day | called on the President
with an earnest Douglas Democrat of Mas
sachusetts. The news had just come to the
President of these defeats of his supporters
In those States, and the President sec emed
bowed down, as have seen him bowed
down when intelligence of the defeat Of
our armies in the field came upon him, and
he said II confess that am grieved at
the results Of these elections This intelli
seDce will go to Europe; it will be construed
there as q condemnation of the war; it will
20 Into the land Of the rebellion, and will
edtourage the leading rebels and nerve the
Arms OF the rebel soldiers fighting our men
in the field. 1t is true, said the President,
.'many Of these men elected profess to be
war Democrats; but the resolutions of their
conventions, the tone oftheir leading presses,
and their general action will be construed
every where against the cause of our couni
try"