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, 1862-05-24

ARRIVED May Is. 1862
stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivers, . tons iron
and sundries-
Prop ot1ewa, Warren, Mnskeeon, 100 m lumber
Prop MeaFz, Biodgett, lincoln, 40 N lumber.
40 brls plaster.
schr Monsoon, Young. Point ssuble, LIS N lun-
sehz Triumph, Smith, Green Bay, 4,1oo cedar
schr Nm Sander On, Williams, oswego. ,O5l bras
schr Dor, Buffalo. f55 eds wood I, Green Bay.
achz Dasbfng Wave, Eggleson. Buffalo, 500 bFfs
schr st Paul. Mesher. Pressure Isle, 1876 tons coal
sehz Henry Haser. Gates' henorainee, 10 N luu-
scbr Poland, Gallfgan, Traverse Bay, $50 n lam~
Der. 10 cedar posts
sehr qeo Barber, Neizon, hanistee. IS m lumber,
sehz Flanef I:ane, Silver Creek, 1870 ties, 60
schr Reeves, Donahue. Buffalo. 16o N atavea, GU
eds wood tlrom Michfsanl
schr Commencement, VandeFr, Holland. s. "a
schr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay, 1s5 N luu'
schr Antelope, Williams. White River, 50 m lum.
sehr Hans croeker. Lewfa, Buffalo. a5n u, lumber.
sehr Hunt5ess GnlEes Pre5qqe 5.ls $50 tons seoa
Sctr Yankee, PrinsIe, Detroit LEO ns Wool
schr Qneen Of the West, Green Bay, 15o n INN
schr Onward, Tracy. Buffalo.
stmr sn1a., S13ss SaSAaFR Tso 1l;ers n;y p23s 81 III
Plop Mes1a, moagett. Lincoln
/ Prop Ottawa. Warren. mnskegon:
sehi s. yses Shea Busl3 b. e1e e l., h,
! .eehr Tsip@ph. Flu Smith. Green g.,.
| Ectr Geh Barber, Nelspu, Man!stee.
! Ssh1 F1anes. Lane, Silver Creek-
| achr COMMENCEMENT, Vandes. Holland
, 1862-05-24
CHICAGO CATTLE mARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, May g. 1861.
BEEF CATTLE Received, 553 head. We quota
IN active and firm market to-day. The cattle in
the yards were generally Of good quality, and few
1ots.we1c pncommonly choice. There Was an &C
tive demand from shippers and government buy
e1s, and all offering, were quickly taken at prices
Shade better than ruled yesterday.
Myerett sold to A1bee II head, averaging l $50
lbs, at $s-T6-at sherman's yards.
Turner cold to Crum II Logan county Bteers
(extra) averaging 1873 lbs, at $s.70-at Michigan
Southern yards.
Davidson sold to Campbell S head, averaging
1,sa2 Tbs, at $36@at Cottage Grove yards.
Hiner sold to Hughes 20 head, averaging 1,527
lbs, at s365-at Pittsburgh 5ards-
Runnion sold to Huff 81 head. averaging 1851
lbe, at s3.62Jh~at Pittsburgh yards.
Eoonman sud to Carey ~ head. averaging t,81s
lbt, at 50 621k-at Shernan's yards.
Whifen sold TO Livingston Is head, averaging
1,1M lbs, ut $351-st Cottage Grove yards
Howard sold to Howard & Co. 3ohead. averaging
1879 lbs, at $3.s7}H-at sheruaan's yards
lindet gold TO McBeth & Co. 81 head, averaging
1911 lbs, at .a21s5-a! Pittsburgh yards,
H.t,n Fa11otujrF n%n ha Ea1aa.
, 1862-05-24

Rev. Dr.. Boyd will preach In the Plymouth
street, while hfe own church IL bein. removed and
enlarged. Services at luz q. m. and ~ .. m-
Rev. Dr. Kidder will preach In tha Clark strees
N. E. Church tomorrow tsabbath) morning. and
in the Indiana street II. E Chu1ch IN the e,entng
Rev. Prof. Bnghee will preach In the CIark
street H. E. Church tomorrow evening
- Bishop Whitehouse will preach snd administer
confirmation At ST. Johns Church. Union Pax,
tomorrow at 1o56 a. M.
Church. Madison street. nc4f Clark street. on sun-
lay, May 18th, 1862 at loH z: n and TA p m,, Al
of character. Admission 10 cents.
-Re7. Norman Mil,erd has been engaged to
tupply the pulpit Of the Urfon Park Congregation
al Church. west side Of Untnn PARK. corner Renoen
Frofeeaors u the ehic-go Theological Seminary.
fr four months. Preaching every Sunday 1aofnilg
Ut 1ok O'Clock. Sunday School 1t O'Clock. The
pnblic especially new residents IN the vicinity Of
| Cniun Park. are invited to attend
Preaching in the South Presbyterian Church
Tomorrow, by the ne7- " " HArsha. Morning
'-Rcv- Dr. Kiddcr. OF the Barrett Biblical lnstt
tute VIII preach in the Indiana street NJ B. Church
| at7f O'Clock
Rev ". b. Trnas, supeeintendent Of Mi isslon,
Of The American Sunday School Onion. for th'
hyterian t.hurch. Washington street, corner o
Jefferson. tomorrow at 1e7{ O'Clock T. n. Seat
| free.
| The rite Of confirmation will be administered
! Pro.idtnee pee1nirtlpE) By BaHhop Wh!sehouse
IN the Episcopal Church, corner Indians an
to o'clock. seate free- Morning eefv1ee 1t 101
e. b. T0111, Rector.
, 1862-05-24
M IL N EW6. :
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VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,]
1azrun1,c Mar 43 1S62

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1 -
: DETno1r, May Is 1861.
.Cr-Prop. Tonawa15a. Ba -ka Invfncfbie. Tor
rent, T.,F, Park, Mary Perew, Qaebee=- Brsss~
Robert, Burns, Lowcll.~- Schra.' bfelfosc, a: E.
Hart, Perseverance, Dagfd Todd, Uncle Tom, Bal
tic, oriole, ". B. Hbbard. Warner, Crag, o. j.
Haley, Thos. Kingsford, Nt. Vernon, Mark Sib!ey,
Jebu Whraon, VTint1cld Scott, Eclipse, A1irfch,
A. Bradley
. Dow-Pr7ps. Bay State, Acme, Plymouth
Barka peSoto, Constitution. Col en- Fleece,~
Scbfs, Eate Richmond, Golden Wezt, Aasiagnna,
Mazeppa. Ariel, Flight. =
Weather cloudy Wind northwest
TIE CoL11ss1oN BETWEEN THE RAPID AND MAR
AaASsE1r-The Detroit Frs Press gives the
following account Of the coI1;sion between these
two vessels:
\ collision took place night before last attend
ed with The loes oflife, of the Clay Banks: tais
NatagsDtett, Captain u Jacket, snd Rapid, Captain
Hugh Black, by which the latter vessel WIS sunk
in aesnt eight athens wateE snd eapta,n 81 Bla;
the same tow on Tuesday afternoon, and reached
Lake Erie at about O'Clock in the evening. Thc
being ahead they were Reat A. alGaz az
| Banks between II and II o'clock. where they came
together, while opposite tacks. with the aboEe
the Rapid, with the exception Of the captain aud
one man, succeeded IN getting on board the other
ressel Captain black disappeared With the vessel
| Us she went down, while the MN clnng to the
nast-head Of the i1lated vessel until the following
/ morning. when be was taken of By Captain HACK.
ett, OF the ing Peck, who brought the NaE1aganaE1'
back to this port for repairs, also the crew Of tbs
1oet yeseel The rapid had On board 13, a0 bushels
| of wheat, tuken On at Milwaukee,, and constgue1
| to Ogdeusbursh. She was owned By Captain
| Geb6a1d> Of the propeller Potomac4 aud Ar
Glase, OF Buffalo, and Wns insured Captain Blac1
| has heen On the lakes for the past TWENTY-FIVE
years. ard leaves family in Buffalo, Whc-e he re
sided. The Nar1agansetr lost her jib-boon. bow
spirit and headgear, which is about all the datna5
she sustained.
| UNDOUBTEDLY BROKER TO P1EcEs.--The sctoon
| er Ben FrankNn4 already reported ashore At Eas
Sister Island, it is feared wM become total loas
Owing to the roushness Of the weather for th
| past few days nothing could be accomplished II
ward getting her off, and the heavy gale Of yestei
day has doubtless broken her IN pieccs.-DetFo
| Press.
EA collision took place ls7t Sunday night 9
| LAKE Hurun. of Point Au Bafque. between II
poeed 70 be the ". f.. Allan Of Chicago; the 70
mer hound down. the latter up. The City had b
| jibboom, boHep1it and headgear carried ava
| besides some damages to her hull. She has q
| rived at this port and ls now undergoing repair
. / Nothing Is known as to the injuries the nnsoN
| vessel snstained.-DetroA Adr.
BUFFALO, May q1-Atrived, props ChicaSs
= | Iowa from Chfcsgo. Cleared, props Wenona, r
: | cine, Acme bark Sunrise; brig Isabella, al
= | schr Jupiter, all for Chicago.
, 1862-05-24

The wheat market opened firm yesterday. with
kellera, how ever, hardly disposed to como up to
the figures asked and consequently but little busl
opening prices were 74,k@I94c for the standard
grades IN etore- On Change 75Gsoc we're
freely offered without inducing helders to
sell very freely, and after the receipt Of tbs New
York. report considerable quantities Of No.
changed bands. at SIC IN tho railroad elevators,
while buyers offered 7559c for No 2. without get
henre vas fully supplied when the market re-
ceded little, closing nonfnally at 80c for No
and sc fos No2 Sales Of aN kinds amounted to
about II, GO bushels. We heard ONO Transactions
In -four. The advance in wheat csuscd more
armneas On the part OF holders, bat the market
was still unsettled. Coaree grains were du1l and
ency. Oats would not b1ins over 27c delivered.
and corn WIS flow at &C. The receipts Of aoul
and grain for "a hours were as follows: Flour,
st4 bu; :; rye, 7C5 bn. Shipments during the same
time. Flour, AGA brls wheat, - 4988 bu.
, 1862-05-24

ARRIVED .........Ma5 n
Rocket, LaSaIlc, 56lO bu com.
Eclipse, Lasalie. ,st1 bu cora.
Imperial. LaSa1e, 5,745 bu corn.
Mat1on. Ottawa, 5000 bu corn
Australia, Lasalle, 5276 bu corn.
Dlckey, IaSalie, 5.765 bn corr
WING & Wing, LaSalle, 693 bu cozn, 10 brls -four.
Harrington, Aarseil1es 1000 bu corn, ,192 hu wheat.
. EorEon, LaSal3e, $50 bu corn.
Rauner State. Lasae, 5,006 bu cornt $50 bu wheat,
10 br1s eggs. -,.
Republic, Morris. 116 tons coal.
pareon Browu1ow, LaSalle, $500 bu corn-
A Leach, LaSalle $500 bn cotn-
Aida. LaSalle, s. ,459 b1 coEn-
tlarnda, LaSalle, 0U bu corn, "A lrle, 5s6 hrls
-four, d br1s polk
Cesar LsSa1le, s Geo bu corn.
Nile, LaSalle, 5,eoo bu corn
Angola, Lasalle: 5,5A bu corn.
CLEARED Maya.
La=ont. Lockport.
C.yde, Marseillee, is brls salt.
Glasgow, Ottawa, Il. $50 lumber, so n shingles.
Arctic Morris. IT, l74 It lumber, 10 shingles 10
u siding, 800 cedar posts.
Abbey sp1agnc, Lasaie, 50 N lumber, go m
Ctah, Iasa1le, 1854 It lumber. 20 m siding, 50 m
Lockp6rr. DnPase. IS, ,e1s It lumber
c D Huntoon, LaSalle. 1t9,239 lumber, "a m
siding, 20 i N lash. 3,7A 1os carpenter work
Humboldt. Joliet, IT m lumber, II m siding, 70
E Gooden. Lasa1le, Is, s,1s4 lumbar.
Alexander, Lockport, % $40 lumber
Marion, 0ttawa, 1884 # lumber, n siding. n
ehing1es, IL N Iath, b3l 1ps nails, $50 lna work.
Maria, Kankakee. 20,soa # lumber. m siding, Ii
n shingles, 1.S0O lath, 100 posts, 81 brls salt
asa 1bs nailB
, 1862-05-24

11,p He'd Cow and Cow with Collar.
viii General Halleck hear our advice
We beececn himnot to turn a deaf CIR to our
tugscstions. Measure lisn they arc Tor the
good ofsth catse. II: j ::
We waut him~ta purchase, orotherwisc ap-
propriate, the red cdw, and the COW With
collar. They IRE: not common eows. AZ for:
agtrs, they win beat any corps or company in
his: grand army. - '.." - ~
THY e1cei Ii carrying ddeienses, Their 1t de-
partucnt' seems ia bc ffom Twelfth street on
the North, to Camp Douglas on tic SOUTH,
from the pellucid Chicago river on the West;
to the: filvery (ashy -xateraorks) waters s<at:
Lake Michigan on the East In that depart
ment is there gate they :haya not opened, 3
fence they have not crossed, garden they
have not rasaged. . shruhbezy they hare not
Echo answers, mary patience. :: -, =,
To whom they belong, tho writer knows
not-the1r owners must be good people, for
with q charming :selfsacriace they refuse
70 To- epio5 tie = society Of these cows
bo hsy sR psure snf thsm 10f IL fas thar neg negs
bors gerdens, mix up their Mocha With cream
assimilated from their neIghbor'a strawberry
beds and fruft trees. My own 'grieTances have
been small. Only two or three evergreens,
one dwarf pear brought hundred miles, TIL
fie Of q fen score cnrIant bushes, ETC., are aIl
[ I had lost. Ny Deighhor has lost, this spring,
two splendid evergreens-the snap-lateh Of his
gateWas 10 match for the horns Of his assec1
ates. by neighbor, Smith, T.. Esq has just
met me- BE Is model mau-he rises early:
delves in his sol, he imports and plants trees
| he raises berries. In short, he Is one Of thf
! men who are in danger Of setting their heart:
upon their gardens. -. IT.,
But The two cows we're IN overmatch. ani
lest they should not be, they brought third
| They entered his gate. They first demolished
| one-fourth Of his strawberries; they then lev
| eled his pet cu1rants TO the eaEttt; then the,
/ charged upon his dwarf pears, all in blossom
upon which he meant TO indulge bis tooth
| some appetite; they tossed the blossoms I,
| air, they gored the limbs, they broke dow
the truuks-in short, Smith aWoke and foun,
himself twenty-five dollars out Of pocket! Z
bis credit be # spoken, he was very moderat
in his use of descriptive terms. Yet as al
honest writer must say that he manifesto
much interest in the subject Of shot-guuf
He was also commercially anxious to lear
the municipal laws in reference to loose cal
tie. There was clergyman on board til
street cars, and Of him Smith wished to kno;
if the law Of good ueighborhood required th
perpetual pasturage of the COWS atDres2i
npon Wilson'S Albany strawberry beds an
dwarf pears.
WIN HalIeck buy lem? Theycan get insid
any brrastworks the rebels rear. If he won
buy them, will he declare martial law an
| shoot them? SOUTH CHICAGO.
, 1862-05-24

From the New FORK Tribune, Thursday.l
FOE TIE wEKR NDnso NAT n, 1858.
RREF CATTTE


FOE TIE wEKR KNDno NAT n, 1858.
BEEF cATTEH.
Nomees e Exported for this market at Foztsf0ortt
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
Ms;;tg& Ttsst quality: @sf e Ordinary
Some extn good beeses may be quoted at ss<@
The gene.sl average Of the market at f1n sxc. :
The Inost Of the salet range from 6@eEc-
Totsl number Of boeYes received in the city this
week, SO.
weights. iii be found ID ACCOUNTS Of sales Of sun
This il 1885 head LEGS than laat week, and s,a
head lee. than the average Of last Jesz. Tae AZ
'yeef was 3666 lead, while the number to-day,
being 3.e48 ehowe ass head less than the aver
sge, and ess head loes than this dsy weeE
The following dsores are In market this week:
Sam shneste1, H.. g Morris We1Tf i; III ~ 1fe
5:eas9 ses nises nRa'es @ 5os1 paey ssaaaer III III
Thos. Calls, m.-. H~H-slocum, Ill. -.--. -
=. B Smith, H.. 1852 Valentine Martin: a5
ARd i SilissR{s. il H.. = Ailsftea M {; Shssaey. q
Phil Eccafty, H.. q Ulery & trow, III. .119
Msn5y Aysls n e a. - crum7: 77a:4t m =, g g
9hoe, Conners, H. 60 Thos. kea1nst h H.: g
steghsa 1Hfaly; Matshpe5e1; Ede5e ka p 3 9
5. g. Woodrua; II. 8 Fraak Vile. III -: $
Geo. #. Will, M:s 50 Ben Tc.sheluas. III "a
oxxxxo pA1 OF 1uz xAHKEr. =
r. 'Tpe&t}ev MaF 90--We find that the number o
hul1oeks entered for sale 1t Alerto1' this week
III neas1y 600 hesd less rhau Last week and con
nvsrl5 or quite aii Of lie 80 mead % sale viii %
disposed Of efora' the c3nae-of the GaJ-a 1afgei
:nahbz than usual having 6een d1tpo.ed u ou
, 1862-05-24

A1U&&A1y Ak&7EIEE 110AEAEE1@I1A1 N4t
Barley has been e1nw ef ealc during the week.
ard with fsir supply ofering, and manifest
anxiety to realize. prices having fallen of So t5c:
do $3.50 Canada East 81; do West sftas5. Bar
tey Malt ia without material chauge in value.
Weetern Is selling at s5195c, and cisT made $50
a. f1-.E44eFta1I
, 1862-05-24

sHEEP-The market is quiet and without ma-
terial change with sales at s. oo@425 for 100 fbs
for inferior to prime. salea were;
Sheep. Avg. Price. Sheep. Avg. Price.
40 I'd 4.e5 ITO 9I 800
81 lis f.. &25
, 1862-05-24

Eastern buyers continues good, and the market
to-day was active and firm. Prices are unchanged.
, 1862-05-24

&c q oushe1. Engagements were made at &c for
Corn, and 6Ac for Wheat. to Bufraiu 10c for
Wheat to Kingston. and B4e for Corn To- Port
Iharna
, 1862-05-24
HnBt.


w AR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w 1EAvrTT & WRIGHT, Attorneys at Law
Special attention gEen 70 collecting te $1oo BonPa ~
and obtaining Pensions. Discharged Soldte tarough.
ont the Northwest should eend us their Disch1rEc
Office s. Clark street. Post Once Box 4oI5, Chicago
, 1862-05-24
Al CARRIED.

Ia this city on the I'D Inst, By Rsv ]. Hartmann,
Mr. HUGH HEEZIE snd Nils EMMA SAV114L, both
Of this oity-
In this city at st. AnsEa1ius Pa-sonaEc- May I'd By
Rev Edmund B. Tuttat Mr. THOMAS CHKNNERT
, 1862-05-24

E- For cleaning aud dying gentleman Clothes
70 to Cook h Mclean. a8 Dearbotu-ftreet- This
old established honae do better and che8per work
than any In the city. chilly
, 1862-05-24

Il GENTS WANTED.-Proftable
IA Employment T.. net proht per gross made by
Agents on The new patent 11PRotk1 IEpkt1B11
two gross In one day. Over seventy thousand sold.
sampes sent by mali on receipt Of 50 cenrz or fcr sa
ues OF marked linen, ter1ns SC, one stamp Address
EP CLARK. NorthAmpt1R. Naxs- mhlqnaH Sm
, 1862-05-24

H-Go to Boyd's Exchange Office, No 38 Clark
street, apd look at the new and dangerous coun-
terfeit five On the Bank Of America. New fork
Caty, ltmay save you aV.. my393t8
, 1862-05-24

AnNrvKRsAnr MuEr1sa or TIE CHICAGO
SAnRATH 9oHooL UN1on.-The third ami
versazy meeting Of the Chicago Sabbath
School Union, will be held on Monday even
Ing, MAY a6th, In the First Presbyterian
Church on Wabash Avenue. near Congress
street, commencing at 7.so P. Y. precisely.
This meeting will be- one OF great interest to
/ all engaged In Sabbath School works. The
annual report. election OF ofdcers for the
ensuing year, and other matters Of great I'M
portauce to the Union will come before tho
meeting. Prof Bugbee OF the Indiana Street
Methodist Episcopal Church viii prssIde, aud
| In the course Of the evening will conduct the
exercises Of Tesche1s' Institute tor one hour,
commencing at $50 p. NJ. In the folloring
| order:
r. FHo1RxNMK.
sN~B4s-Necuksion- the reauita Of Sun.
day School labor heea coMmtnsufate 6a1 tae Ct
forts put fosthY
84t8A6-BtNs LSasox.-The pafsble OF the ten
Virgins tMAt: xx1. l-,0 conducted ny heF- >. d
| Wight. Of Olivet Presbyterian Church
| 4st9lt-cstf5c3s1nf and remarks On the teach
, et'e mode Of conducting this losspu.
II p.16 9 so-La<csssssou-Wh*t IL tho propaF fel1
/ tion between the Sunday echool and tha Ehntcht
sangtng md Beuodictton.
, Pastors Tsnpesintendenta, teachers, parent
and friends ase urgently requested to attend
sud participate In TIM axerc1ses.
, 1862-05-24

fhr!oughs and stayed much beyond the limit
OF tier leave Of absence. Kimball had 3 GER
tslcate from Dr. n 81. Kimbali that be was
nnt able to attend to dut5, and would not be
nndeE twenty days 1t least, and this he 1lad
{n.toaed to forward on Monday- What.ls
Graham's excuse we hz7e not learned def
Ai,ely."
rho Chicago R1ver and tes Condition.
The condition Of the Chicago river is such
as to demand the instant and earnest attention
of the Board of Public Works. Our readera
viii remember that toward spring, the Tai
srsE frequently warned them that some
thing ought to be done, In view Of the hun
dreds Of tons OF animal matter that had been
passed into the stream. to guard against the
prospective injury to the sanitary reputation
Of tho city. We predicted not only that the
smell Of the water would be exceedingly
p1eastFe IS sooa as warm weather should
cone, but th4t if the deca5ing matter should
nat be removed By artificial means. the health
Of the city wonld rerJ materially suffer by the
diecases to which the nuisance would give
rise. We then urged thst steps should b
taken to temporarily dam the Aux Ptatn op
:posste The city, and by turning Its water
through Mud Lake into the 6out1
Brsaeh, keep up current that WoQ1
wash out the accumulstions OF mat
ter Whence the impurities proceed. Th
recommendation might have been carried on
a. tt1siA cost; but 1t WIS neglected, An
noT The eF1l Is upon US. The next thing is
set the canal pumps at work and, at = hesvie
Cc3t a7a less efec1nally, turn the current
R;rcam, and get rid OF the impurities and th
DANGER In that WAY. The proiect IL faaash1,
, 1862-05-24

Go 70 John Jones. liz Dearborn IT., and get yoar
etothea thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
xovla
, 1862-05-24

PAnnoPrrcon or THE WAR--1his "ofk OF
art il now OF exhibition At Kngeour5 Hail.
It splendid piece Of mechanism, embracing
over Sc, 900 llte2lke figures, inussfahng essak-
tog Incidents in the present war-the oaties
hi Me,assaa, Springfield, Fort Hatteass, &c
f3o ard eeeit.
, 1862-05-24

Refrigerators snd Ice Bo1cs-wholesale and
zesail-of the moot approved kinds.
Reftigeratora repaired or exchanged
mya312t J.W. REST, 58 LaSalle.
, 1862-05-24

New styles Of Piper Hangings just received at
Faxon's, Lake street, Call and see them. ap24p743
, 1862-05-24

Sealed proposals will be received at this office until
10 M, Wednesday, Nay Sth for the delivery T. the
Works Of Three Thousand tons Of Chippewa, Rria1
Mi Mineral Ridge oFnsey m Or NJ casb9n r. t:ss Goa!
In the lump, and free from dust dirt It will be
wcigEcd ut the Engnc House, and the weights there
livery will commence immediately will progress as tho
Board Of Public Works shall direct and will be finished
before the c1pse Of the season Of navigation.
The Board reserves the right to accept bid OF to
reject any all bids.
A. ". TINkHAH1, Secretary.
Office Of the Bonrd ofPubc WoEkA Chicago. May 1ith
, 1862-05-24

Public speakers and singers should be sup
piled With R1o,caS Bronchial 7rpc2es. y OF Cough
and Voice Lozenges, for clearing and strengthen
ing the voice and curing hoarseness. dw-1t.
, 1862-05-24

Lake Freights opened steady. but largo arrivals
Il GRE7sn vessels dasinY ths day caused decline Ut
, 1862-05-24

~"YAnkeo Card Writers'f wedding and
"can" cards at Sherman House. Samples mailed
for two stamps. 1Hy274t.
, 1862-05-24

WAKTEpAGENTSM A. II ;iaSas s3s:; M$loqw n;,;!,4 ~
Maps Of Southern 6tste8 Co!oEed, In Counties, 50
cents; co1oEed tn States So cent? United States Ka
Nap Is ce1ts Missouri Map Is cs2ts Three Of amp ot
the aboEe mape iann free 1or e0 separatety for
La DON: Agent, 10 Lake street. Chicago, III
RnEE.fS11-1ul
, 1862-05-24
THE CITY.

Dx,z7zo,s OF on PA1x11xGs.-The paint
f,rx 10 be sold by Gilbert, Sampson Il Warner,
IS Lake street, On Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week, are now on exhibition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-01-15
Jews of Senator Cowan, on
Returning Fugitive Slaves
In the Senate recently, Mr.. Cowan


In the Senate recently, Mr.. Cowan *
Pennsylvania said
"Now, sir, apprehend SO far as my
humble judgment goes, there need be no
possible difficulty Whatever upon this cues
ton in any Of its aspects. ] do not zee
that Il is .eeessary that we should offend
ANYBODY, Or that we should take ground
that viii necessarily alarm anybody in
either quarters Of the Union We send a
General to suppress this Instruction. What
is his duty? ifhe meets a negro upon his
eirand, and that negroi is an enemy; if the
negro is a friend, he treats him as a friend
and uses him as such. Nothing to my
mind can be simpler. How is he to deter
mine the tito to that negro? Suppose,
Mr. President, you were to 90. into his
camp and, Sir, heIe is my negro; | want
him. The obvious answer of the General
is: MY dear sir, that may be all true; /
have no desire to raise any issues Of fact
with you; it may be that this is your ne
gro; but cannot determine that question
cannot destroy the title to him; | am
not court; | am not a jury,-a great
many Of them, indeed, are not even law
ycis.
"How are they to determine whether this
negro is a sla1e or not They cannot de-
terlnine it; they have no right to determine
it. If the MASTER being loyal man, in
sists, and says: This is my negro, do
net know what other men might DO, but
if were the General | would say to him
If this is your negro hoy, as you call him
this man that you are educating to civil
zation and Christianity--if he will go with
you; if he is willing to submit to your
guardianship in his behalf, take him, in
Gods name and be away with him. Sup
pose the claimant says: He will not go;
and | want to force him. What then; |
would say to him: No; you cannot do
that, presumes that | decile the very CUES
ton which | am incompetent 70 decide.
cannot allow you to use force here, be-
cause | am the constable Of the nation, and
am the repository Of its force in this be-
half, and you cannot use it,
This is certainly very plain and direct
statement OF what the duty OF our Gener-
ais is in the premises. We think Of only
one better statement of it, and that is in
the paragraph of the report Of the Secre-
tary of War, dictated by the President Of
the United States, which de lares it to be
''too plain a proposition" to be argued,
that we should not give up negroes fleeing
from the enemy. But if the thing is to be
argued at all, it would be difficult to do il
better than it is done in the short extract
We have made from Mr.. Cowan's speech.