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, 1862-06-26
LAW INTELLIGEWCE,

HErfED STATES CRcrTr coURT[BefoTs ynags
D, ,untnond--No~ 5l9-Chancery. john 5. Dieken-
zon Ct a. aaron LATER ct al Gredisos
given to amend the answer, and on motion Of
complainant., leaye given to amend the bill. 1tis
DC done by defendant to prejudice the rights and
interests OF The comPlainants herein- No. 5o5-
C:..sncefy. Thomas Clark rs; John Rankin ct. al.
peti1ioneT. No. ;s;ss-f. B.: Crosby =.
tnt ef 9nrs ad 'sas 49, 7aeatsa ass
&c g e. s al III ths
plaintiff aha1 20 elect. No T45-C. E. Bingham
81. E. =. Steel: confined on app icasion q de-
No. s21-HenryJ- seamon vs. Alexander Thorne
ct al on motion Of plaintiff leave given to amend
papers, by making name Of defendant John r IN IN
o. af sges dsshsed
76s-E- E, Barney et al. ys. c. Ssabecs; Submitted
to court; and after evidence. Postponed for srgu.
orGer tal: 10. 10. sffaneis e Ga9dner vs. J. " CO..
lnr; verdict for plaint1a for damages.
ClRcu1r CorRT or Cook CoUSrT..,Befors s!H9ge
win ~. Erastus Newton ct al; bill dismissed at
eomplairant's costs; motion Of complainant:
No. ,es4 Bernhard Ioh1 v. John Garraghan ct
ruled to dle bonds, security 70 Be approved p
!; court By Friday. morning. No. 1.o75-Benjsmiu
| shurtled ". Benjamin NJ Larnan; assuupsis. No.
motion on affidavit to set aside Judgment.
| demurrer to decree argued, and taken under sd
S1:ement. No. 1021-Mar1e q. Miller, admiaiatra-
tor Of the estate Of J. C. Miller, ys. Issac Wells
ct al; trover: jury came into court with sealed
| verdict, to Wit: defendants guilty and damagca
assessed at g 69i.a2; melton By defendants for a
| new trial; defendants ruled to d1e their points
BY this morning No. 392-the Chicago Fireman Z
I Insurance Company We Chas. Y. Dyer: assumpat
! mutton for new trial oyerrnled, and Judgment
On verdict excepted to, aud sixty days allowed to
| file bill for exceptions. No. 95s-Louts Bush ct
Al. ys. 1s.ac Condeu; allotment; suit dsmt sed al
plaintiff s costs. on motion Of plaintiff. No So
In the matter Of the application Of the Joliet an5
Chicago T. R COMPANY; appeal; now on trial
appeal; on motion Of E Van Buren, appeae dis
miseed with prpctdendo for want Of an atadavi! Q
merit. No. 1,000-Alonzo &. Thompson Ts I'D
ward G. Wilder; Assumpsit: suit 9ismissed
plaintiffs coets, on motion Of plaintiff 5 attorney
No. 1850, Billings ct 81. vs. Joseph E. For
rest; assumpeit; defaulted, and Judgment sse
/ aside, md caae refnstated.
SUPERIOR Cou1:r-Rkfort Judge Hig9Ins.-Th
following csees were dismissed At plainlids, costa
Nos. "a, IT'S, 7s5, zD: No, 717-WiIlia;
t cit; verdict for plaintiff: damages $s63.65
No. i79Edward Kelly et al. ~. ". ". Wadswort
new tEial By plaintiff. No. 7al-J. Harris ct Al =
Portnns B. Roberts. assumpsft findings for p!si1
tiff, damages &704-0- No. 734George Quscke1
boss 4s James Il. Keecs suit dismissed.
, 1862-06-26


asnade. il scdieh tie selter pays e <toragz u ~
qzotsd 81 free Of stoTa9:,'' or . o. b.
WEDNESDAY, EyESzsa, Jnue Is, 1862
FREIGHTS-Tessel SCARCE and rates advanced
fully 4c per bushel. The engagements were:-
Tc Kingstor-schr Adriatic Qast nighs> corn, at
1ahc To Buaalo-Prop Acme, com, st 9fc: bark
America. eehra Japan, Midnight, and Co1linzwood,
corn, at &c.
FLOUR-Receiyed, 6443 brls: shipped, s5o9
bs1s. Market active and frmer. Sales, 1870 b1s
choice white winter extra ut $5,124 100 brA
"NashYiIle Egle' at $500; 80 brls Star MILLS"
do at IS 5,co; 40 br1a. "Ron,ine" IS; IS bris
ssceufralia.' DO at SASS; Is br1s Central CITY,
Do at $500; 90 bills :. Marion county" do st a s5
80 brls mixed red aud white winter extras IN Lots,
At s45en4.9o; ITO br1s do at $3.50; 100 br1s do st
- Is; 100 bz1a rs. & P Wiee's'' choice white
winter Oh D. t. 100 br1s Elk Valley white win
te. at &475 100 brla choice spring extra +. b. al
4.G0: 100 br1s t Matteson's Nils I. spring e1
ira at $s75s 100 br1s Mohawk do st $3.75
40 brls good Wisconsin +. b. extra =!
s373; 500 br1s do at $50; ID
brls 's Dayis's Best'' T. b. do at $365; 800 br1
goodr t. b. spring extra at s5.65: 2GD btls faiz T.
extras $500; a b11s low grade extra at &3 80
60 brls leland Ky at s. 10; 100 brla Ashford
super at $s6eH; 100 br1s Peoria City" extra q
D. t. 100 b.1s " Rockza2es' do On p. t. 100 bt1
ssPrairde Queen At $3,40; 100 brls IS Silye
gpringr on D. t.. 70 bsls Merchants Mills" ez
tra 1t S. TX 100 brls good spring extra st SAG
WHEAT Received. 6s,4as bu; shipped. 7a,ot
bu. Market active and N@ie higher. Sales, s5,oc
ba Amber Iowa in store At sc; SioQo bu do
, 1862-06-26

COLUMBUS, June u.
Recruiting Offices are informed that, by an
order from the Secretary Of War, premium
Of two dollars will be pl'd for each accepted
recruit; also that oHe m onth's pay will be aG-
mustered ] into service. Il Is expected that
the officers engaged in the recralting service
will give the recruit the entire benefit of the
premium. It is hoped that this iberalty on
the part Of the Government will stimulate the
recruiting service.
again eau the attention Of all loyal men to
the importance of rendering all aid in their
power toward filing up the i've regiments
now raising Ohio must promptly respond
to the urgent calls of the President for troop5.
Dawn Ton Gnyernnr
, 1862-06-26
MARINE NEWS.


VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
DETROIT, June .. 1852.
Tr-Prop- lows, CHICAGO; Eark Unadil1a,
Gibra.tc7, Northwest; Eriy- Pilgrim, oleau-
der, Montczuma; Schr. Col. Cook, Perciyal.
Arrow, u. II. Scott, Daunt!ess. Lookout. Cascale,
Bright. CoQuette, St. Andrew, Wiuae1d Scott
Three Ee!ls, Comet, Advance, Abeauech, Ncttop-
ole, Attsiatic-
DowS-Ffop. Empire, Empire State; schr. Cas.
rington, Transport, Bay State, Boston, Snow
Drnp. a. Knst, Plymouth Rock, Il. Il. Brown,
Goodel, n. T. johnson.
Weather rleasaDt-wj1d s. ".
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
AI.RlyEn AT BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO, JUN. q,
Prep. Empire State.
CLEARED FROM BUFFALO FOR Chicago, JUNE
2s.-Frop. Chicago, Empire State, Iowa; Bark
Darnhe: schr. Imperial Tins s1---.e' eo5nena'
f7f1ran.
yEssEt.s PA=s1vo THROUGH THE WELLAvo CA
7AL.-We are indebted to Capt. E. P, Dorr Tor the
following Est Ct vessels passing through the Vel
, 1862-06-26
The Crops in Canada.


We learn from Toronto that fa1! wheat in that ri
cini.s. il very short il the stcnl aud that tpr;r,,
wheat is supposed to be materially Injured b; The
drought.
4 correspondent writing from Fers1s says, II
have been lhirtytwo years in Causda, aud never
Paw such dry, frosty A;ay and June. We had
few showers last ri ht. and the weather look4 5so-
ken. Warm rains nay do much. but suspect
cn my aspara.us-bed IL april and it was not melt
cd till last BIEht"'
, 1862-06-26

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Having been called upon by the committee
who delegated ice to go to kanhakee and spy
out the ground, to report as to the desirAoiltty
of the place and route for the picnic excur-
sion, to benefit the Plymouth 51bbath School,
wisn to make q short report, loud enough
for the ears Of the public rs we'll as the com
uittec:
As soon as got out Of smelling distance Of
the Chicago river there was q relitt, aud when
hey ond the 10 " grounds in the vicinity Of the
city it was Il luxury all the way. The rol1 Is
smooth, and we were there almost too sooa,
and found plank sidewalk (which our people
ought TO know how to navigate) leading by !
short distance 10 the grounds, on the beauti-
| desired. The water is high in the river aud
ccmes up well on the banks, which, however,
are not steep enough to be dangerous, but are
| most agreeable to sit or lounge on in the
shade, and plenty of room for s1lngs and ball
| pl=yinE to the best advantage. a tue spring
| Of water was noticed il 9 little rayine, Just
| across which is 4 new house, which was told
t is just completed as residence for Emory
| Cobb, Esq, the well known Telegraph Super
! intendeEt- There are TWO NOTES.-THE Ameri-
can and Glengroye. took diuner with NJ.
Knight, of the American, and am sure he
*krows how to keep hotel.'' The commit
tee need not hesitate to offer tickets to every
bod5-they are worth the money ten times
over. One object OF interest are the corn cribs
belonging to the Illinois Central Railroad
Com aaDY, some ten miles out. "a mile OF
corn cribs'' sounds big. but there they have
commenced to build eleven miles of core. .czlos
and have them more than half completed and
| Tiled. This is q great country. We propose
| TO give the public q chance to sec, next Satur-
day: P-L rSpEnwooD,
Superintendent Plymouth Sabbath School.
, 1862-06-26
MARINE LIST.
PORE OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. June IS.
6tmr Comet. Pab.t, Two Rivers, ~ Packages nsn'
Euntrle3: -.,. 1.r.,, ..,5.Io~
Prop BsdgeF State BeckMith boaae aa2;ss sanofae
Bchr Blne Bell. Malony, Cedar River, 100 T. T. nnoes.
schf z Campbell. htsaman, h1ng8toa' 10" !" 'ean'
6chs Pilot Gundereon. Godefacn. 70 n lut4oei.
oen1 llnnols' ooiAs' -nueAes'1' ~ - A111'
c~,,- f1s m aa14: E,r.cb+ xn.1eoon e1 m 1umber:
'>11 MAJ N III. s'AD'e e'' -'>~''~'''
soetd Gogef eed Par sheaoa % eords ~ooa
ser saoyI eo,I Collins Di1on' Psesaoe lee' 4o' ''n2
schr GessiEs; ss e. DunnoTan' han1so1oe' ~" fa1-
erbr Aihsn tes Emit, f,..nd usve,, ss n lumber
y n y afaHIG th.nGisss .x,,,,o, OK ", ,rr,.
oe : he1 - on+foopn'''' - ~
srhr : Ha,ea Cannon nn.ze-on ,er y, 1nmber-
hI sehr Eipa snclsip Whits faEe * IN n Il iambsps
scnr pems Wind s'eFehs' nr0"n' s' Joseph % eo'os
Schr & E gashion: @5 45ean1gost, g BanA1: @a.1: o.o
ehr sasn hans n;t ntlat g lumber
gcHatss ~; t; ~, ~, 49, e p;1a.a Inv
~ Sa9, e. IL .4l6 "a; 1aii5oaa ER sies. ~ AA'' - '
scnf Rano' hchay' 1o1sAeeon' ~ !" 1anoef %
sehr spartan Roberts, Port Sheldon s9sotds x9od.
schr aetEe; ragsl=on' Grand h4sef' o. IL su'a'ef'
ec,- E.,a e s9.ng1es ae snarca- wh,+a P3rp- AZ y,
oeoR h,.nf onne 10 - ,slPh "n&e ~
schr %estehestss 5 e.; Burns Asnominee' 17o III ium
usI. q p iaIn- ~
ecn1 t1s11aou@ r uaane6' "sano o7' e ~ IL iuA11-
PET. -o
oco" ;ao9Et sefnon, a1c aes aaisl1a@oo' - -
e i1moer. I, 4,1.,.a.. ,,uu,-a<,,,, m =, ,o,,-
eco" ht"oAlooi' oloose'e' nu9Aesoo' ~ IL 1144ie
ber'
... eA1aA6O -.-.''.@''un: ~"
Stmr Comet Pabet, Two Rivers, 800 bu barley, IS
hides. is brls h1ghwines-
Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, St Joseph, 50 hides,
sundries.
Prop Michigan. Ghapman. Q5densburSh, s3 b1l5
dried fruit. sundries.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Goaerich, 49, COO br WHEAT.
rs iris aeu.- ,o
rrop Dubuque, Sits, Buffalo, 13,625 bu corn, 200
hrl: fopr.
Prop Niagara. Thorn, Port Sa1nfa. 12.5D ou corn,
60. b.1s -four, 54 br's lard and taito~
Prop Bsdger State: Beckwith, B..dalo, 1000 bn
, 1862-06-26
4LLXN0Is AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

AfflFED-.. .Juue23.
Atlantic, Iasalle 200 brls hour,f oo s tohaccc.
Nue., lASalic. s. W bu corn.
Ericsson. LlSa]1e 535u bu corn $50 bu wheat.
Rescue. La~alie. 143 tons cua1.
Mp1,i-. Lockp..t, 23 bu corn, 6,4co bu wheat.
Lioness Oittwa, 5. 900 bu com,
PzalEie Chief. OTTAWA, 500 b1 corn
Cna1lis-. ka.kqkec, 2@y0 bu com
Monitor, LasaIt. 5.ol2 bn cora.
y !. Naw1ey. I.aSalle, 5{No bn corn.
Acadia, IaS21!c=, 5,5:0 bu corn.
Powsat'an, IaSal1e. 124 tons coal.
Lemont, Lensonr, i, ,sa0 bu con-
Arizona, Lasa'le So bn corn.
Pac;hv. IaSa:E.. 80 bu corn.
Arctic. Morris $3.50 h1 corn.
Hunter, Ottawa, : 800 bu cozn.
LccEpott, Luchpo,t. s. l00 eu corn, 2 100 bu bran.
Plaui- Qaeen. Ottawa, 5 COO bu corn.
Da1..bc O;tawa, SIS D ou corn.
cuhl. Ottawa. g. 0G bu corn.
C'arinda, Lasale, Ayn hu corn.
Union. LaS4lte. !.7lu bu corn.
II HaI1lin. Ottawa, $500 bu corn,
Gladiator laSale. 2uJ bu coru. Il 010 lbs starch.
Y ave LaSalle. $40 tn corn, zoe bu oats
Els, Joliet. 5,00N tu corn. &, ,D0u Ds coopcsware
Tide. I2Sale. $40 hi corn.
McNelle=, LaSale. s, 3jt bu corn-
Ama:onia. Lasalle, $3.50 bn con-, s. bu potatoes.
Goldsu Cloud, Ottawa. 5,70 bu corn.
Gen Grant. LaSalle. 5.40a bu corn.
s. Loae, Lssalle, 5,aS 9u corn.
a Lincoln. Lasa11e S 6cJ bu corn.
Progress, Lasalie s. no bu corn, 40 bu wheat
ass +7t9 b. S.s sodn I'LL b1 wheat
NLE.afktA1. -.
Rock Run. Lasalle.
Il Hamhn, Ottawa.
Josephine, kansakee 1850.
Tine, Lasalle 6saao # lumber, IS, 100 1a.h, asio
NJ nsits. $40 lbs mdae.
1aura Aun. Ottawa
Antiops, LASalle, sl,5 ,572 It lumber.
Tide. 1aSa;le.
Nile, La$alle. 1851 # lumber, m siding, g m
shingles, Is III la:h.
Len.oht, Lockpozt. 36 III lumber.
NHrEEA
L01efa. QttaWa.
Alice, La Sale, 5,44A bu cora.
American Star, La Sale, 6,729 bu corn.
ta1o]ne, Is sale, 5S{s, bu corn.
Su1tI1ipe. La Sale, $3.50 bu cofn-
Cooley. kankakee, 5000 ba corr.
Alexander. Lockport, ,39n bu coEn-
Ottawa, Ottawa. 5,QGb bu corn-
Humboldt, Joliet, $3.50 bu coEn.
North!up. Joliet, a1e45 bu corn, 2, ,049 bu rye
Belle. L Sale, $50 By con-
Imperial, In sallo. 5,SCo bu corn.
Neptune, Ottawa, $500 bn coEn-
Stars and Stripes, La sale, 5,s42 bu com.
Edmo1ia, Seneca, S 90 bu corn
Brilliant. Ottawa, $500 bU coEn, 50 brls vinegar.
s A Douglas, Seneca 6.6n1 bu corn-.
|" Robert Kolmes, Utica, $500 hu corn-
CLEARED........June u.
! Danube, Ottawa.
LloDess, Ottawa.
| GooEel, 0tt1wa.
4lah5%a ttsal1s * - Rns5 1asss Is siding
| Heg1U4lEp HVIIs AI,VeA - 4uAlA0GAs
| Atlantic, Morris.
Prairie Queen. Ottawa.
| Arabia, LaSalle, $50 II shingles.
Hunter, Ottawa
| Geo L TAYLOR, Joliet, = 500 etayes and headings.
| C]arriett, Morris, T,9e0fs lumber.
| Charlie. Eankaaee, Is N lumber, $50 lbs carpenter
| work.
| C1ba. Ottawa.
| Gen Grant, Morris.
| Ella, Joliet. -.
Wing and Wing. La9al1e, 92787 # lumber, $50 ns
carpenter WORK.
Dacntah, LaSnlle "a Ssh Il lumber, 259 # siding
S., ,HQ shingles.
! Humboldt. Joliet.
Imperial, LaSaIlc-
Neptune, Otra73.
VIII Mur1ean, 1asalIe. Il ,a8s # lumber, 10 m shin
| Eles, d 800 1ath.
A1 nitur, Kankakee. ~ II 1Hmber.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa.
Caroline, Iasane, 9 b1ls aa1t.,
, 1862-06-26

At kalamazoo On the 23d. III, toa were aold At
SIC. At Pontiac, on th. 19th, sal:s were ma1a at
5''Ec: at Adrian, on the aoth 5oc; at Albion, on
the s1st, 4l1414:c: at Pawpaw. 45c; at Tesua-
fch, 40e at Dexter, $ts 1ec at Battle Greek, VI
fhf. 18th 1t dlzx67 f1r
, 1862-06-26
RECEIPTS AND eHIrAEETs BF LAKE--June s95.
Iaco

The receipts OF Produce today embraced G.443
brls Aour 6,4z5 eu wheat, a4s ae3 bn com, Ge5
bu cats, 5,193 bu rye, and t.G3s bu barley.
The attendance on Change to-day was good and
business was brisk and lively-the only drawback
being scarcity Of f.eight room and an advance in
the rates Of freight. Notwithstanding this, how
ever, under an active shipping and fair epecu1a
tive Inquiry the leading markets ruled active and
higher.
There was quite an aciiye inquiry for Flour, and
III: market was brisk and closed hrmer, but not
quotably higher. About 4,c90 brls Of all grades
changed hands, at $4.6CG5 125f for winter extras
ard s3,4c@4.eo for spring estras-the bulk Of the
sales being at s3.6c3.75 for fair to good. spring
grades
There vas better demand for II heat, and we
note III improvement in the prices Of k@1c per
bu=hel-the advance being more marked In the
higher than in the lower grades. Abont 13l, 600
buthe1s of all kinds changed bands at s0Ec for
No 2 Rcd Winter: 61Gs2c for Amber Iowa; 7sA@
pc jor No Spring; and 7o@721sc for No Spring.
| At the cloEe the market was fl N ct T9c for No
| SpriFg-boldcrs generally asking T9xc.
I Com WIS also active, and ne report further
improvement Of &c per bnshel on New and iscper
bu=hel on old. About 0lG0 bushels were sold at
328c for Old River White afioat; oac for Old River
! Yellow Mixed aaoat: 2sslc for Old High Mixed
afoat; 2stG2sHc fo1 Old Mixed aaoat 2615GSz7c for
New Mixed anoat; 29c for Old White in sto;e;
exc for Old yellow in storc; zs55et27z<c for Old
Mixed in store: a5H &c for New Mixed in store
ah @a4c for Old Rejected in store; and sao23c fur
ecw Rejected. The market at the close very
l;rm at 27c fol Old Mixed, and &c for New III xed
| In store.
0ats were in faIr demand and actire but the
heavy receipts rendered the market easier, and
prices closed &c lower. with sales at e,s@a6c for
No. In store and 275zc aqoat4 Rye WAS quiet, at
icc. Barley Was sold at 5a9soc.
The maaket for Highwines Is again unsettled
I'd quite excited, ewing ITO the passage Of the
Ex Bill, Buyers offered sc freely; but holders
aked CSC, and we have no sales to report.
Fseisht-1oom Is Tery scarce and rates hare ad-
vnced fully sc 2 ouahel on grain. Only three or
fur vessels were taken, at 12zc for corr to Kings
TN, and eG916c for corn to Buffalo.
There WIS some inquiry for Lard, and we note
alts Ct 2s0 pigs prime citf rendered Leaf, st TIC.
1ees pork is entirely city brands being
<gered st s9,T531o,Ca, without purchasers.
, 1862-06-26
Hear Him.

MEssRs- EDIToKs TRIBUNE An advertise
ment in your paper OF yesterday Of the excur-
sion to Fair Oaks Grove on the 18th proxmo,
induces me to trespass upon your columns to
the extent Of this communication. The fact
is, I have been q pretty constant patron Of
such affairs for the past three yesrs, and feel
that have sort Of right to give word of
advice to those who have the management Of
this one. As this Ii to be 'sbasket picnic" !"
which means. presume. that each one who
goes must provide for himself, wish to call
their attention to the fact that there's many a
poor fellow like myself who enjoys day in
the woods, no less than the opportunity Of
oontributinga q triae to help forward good
cause, but who, unfortunately, has no "angel
in the house" (atsic) to see to the very essen
tia1 article Of lunch. Why not, gentlemen
managers, provide table where we can get a
good dinner BY paying for it, sud not be re-
duced to the alternative of either staying
away fsen your party altogether, or else, trust
ing solely to the good nature Of our 1and1ady
(which is notalways to be relied upon} run the
risk Of poor dinner sud its consequent III
hutnor, BACHELOR,
, 1862-06-26

Markets dull, supplies overrnn demand. A c3n-
Siderable number OF cattle and ~, lloya, left un-
quality cattle, $G.tFl6.a5 acccud AID third s55j
GAO; l0gs, live, $3.7504 Is Z 10j Ms dali.
, 1862-06-26

Rhl1adelphfa Flour Mafker-June2 49,
The North american reports the market iuac-
tive Good northwestern extra family was sold
at $3,C3: Ohio extra, $5.25; good westcrl supe:-
fine. $4-75.
Boston Flour and Grain Mark ct
June 23.
The receipts Of -four for the week were 39,s93
b11s, and THE market vas lively The Bulletin
quot es :-Western common snpers, Sf25E475;
ext,aa, IS oe@5 IS. St. Louis supers, S4.75D5 25:
extras, $ 95@6T5. Corn l. in moderate demand
at 64c fos Southern Yellow; 5996sc fo- aud
old Western Mixed. Oats 5oG55c. Rye dull at
S3c
, 1862-06-26

IF 1t Sherman House, wedding and "eaA"
cards, written and engraved F1ya Qaires French
paper and envelopes, elegantly stamped, for four
dol1arH. Call In patlora. For samples, mall TIVE
stxmps to St Yankee Card Wr1tek." je SIT
, 1862-06-26

NOT THAT MAs.-In our report Of the
Tuesday, it was stated that a petition was pre-
sented by 4. J. Sink to establish concert
saloon at Witkowsky Hall. The petition was
presented By other parties, we are informed,
and not tY Mr.. Sink.
, 1862-06-26
Fire.

81. Lou1B, June 25-The house of Partridge
d Co, Wholesale grocers and commission
night. Loss bstveea $4,000 aud $50, 900.
Fully insured.
, 1862-06-26

Milwaukee Grain Market--Juue IS.
Received, &, Goa bu wheat; 1865 bt1s -four The
Sentinel reports an advance Of 1c per bu=ae1 oa
wheat. with ealca Of $1,000 bushels at 7Gc for No.
2, ard &c for No. /. Frciskts, SH13c for wheat
tn T3nffH1o
, 1862-06-26

New UN1YoRMB.-Barnand's Light Guard
Band appeared in the procession which escort
ed the Scotch regiment, Tuesday, for the first
time In their new uniforms: dark pants, white
coats, aud Mcclellan caps. They looked very
neatly.
, 1862-06-26

BOSTON Hide NInrket-Iune %.
The Bulletin reports the market dull, with sslea
Of western dEy at lie.
, 1862-06-26
M a II r. e ID.

In this city: June 2Atn, by FEY. Geo. H leaks. Mr.
EE4a86515S3F This city.
city On the I'd fnst. 1t fhe residence OF H.
;4:E1I6k&a BY Rev. J. q. Tnttle, kIf s. 81 DARRDW
f9aaS aSa1i8EVa NICE DELAGoY. II a< Chicago,
, 1862-06-26

Toledo Grain Market.-June 81.
Receipts, 2,1s4 bu- wheat; e, 317 bu. cora. The
B.dtle reports Wheat actiye at 9scI1 GO for red,
and $1.e2 fox Hl1ois White. Co1n-Yellow, 3ac j;
Old Mixed 33c New do, 32c.
, 1862-06-26

HEcHAT1cs' 6ArEGs BANK OF CHICAGO, No. 8
CLAnK 6TREET.-Thia institution will receive
sums Of money, from mechsnics, 1abor0rs and
others, Of one dollar and upwards. Exchange On
all eastern cities aud Europe. Chas. 7. Boggs,
President; L. E. Alexander, Cashier. ie28:1st
# Deafness and Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
successfully treated by Dr.. J. B. Walker, ocul1st
and Anrtst, III South Clark street, Chicago je216t
~WIdows Declaration for Bounty Monev and
Arrca1s.
Widows Declaration for Ha1Epay.
Heirs Declaration for Bounty Money aud Ar
Tears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty Menay and A.
resrs.
Of8eers' Certificates OF soldIers' Disability.
6nrgeons' Certificates Of Soldiets' Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims
Sent BY mail, post paid, at seyenty-h7a cents
per qu1re. Address,
TnuusE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
RG Great closing out sale Of Paper Hangtnge, at
F. E, Rigby's, 50 Randolph street. jes1m
Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn It,, and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
uov12
"can On Dunlop, Be~en 3 Aspalding Tor Printing"
uov11-h2sllT
r. Buy paper hanglngs Of Chase 4 Co, 1o9
Randolph street. NH 49-am
" For cleaning and dying ge1tlenan'e clothes
70 10 Cook d Mclean, 9a Dea1bo-nstreet. 7Eis
old established house do better and cheaper work
thau auY In the city. chilly
, 1862-06-26

Detroit Grain arket-~JUUc -.
The Tribune reports Wheat 1e better, with sales
It Csc for No. Red, and St.1n515 for No. White.
, 1862-06-26

H10ntfeaI Grain WaFket".I une 23.
Rreadstuirs quiet and inactive. Flonr-No.
tuper6ne F4-EG .Whea*-l- Z. sprin.. a:loat ut
% to :Jc. aceozding 70 condition tora-a7 tu
4sc for mixed crop OF 1861 Oatmeal 81 TO S4.s5
Pork dull: sales Of sess at SIT; othe: grades all
, 1862-06-26

EEErEs-The arrivals continue very heavy, there
otisg OILY aheuz 15n head less on sale than last
Neck- Prices have. therefore, declined 1r5lltHsNIc
z ITO fes, live wight: which is partly OWN; 70
the quality Of the offerings, the average hsing
get there are some strictly premiuu, beeyes here
1o-1ay that are bringing higher prices than any
have b!oughi, with one exception, this Fcar.
brought down early last spring. ard which were
taken by Daniel Drew Esq, at *1a5 I. head. We
this week in CUR regu'ar quotations. ~ they are
mere faucy figures, paid BY persons who wish to
feed fne animals. and should not he quoted ~
ilr the same. st this of the year, at least
The Eastern buyers will take. say LEO head-zO
more will be torned ont to Craze. aud say A1bany
and Troy consume clio, there will be q 40 head for
the New York market.
REcE1pTs-The following is our comparative
statement Of receipts ut this market over the Cen
ltll RailTcad, estimating 16 to the car:
, 1862-06-26

B Grain sold rim stars" Il su1jeet to scstor-
a5t, Thich IL paid 6y the buyer. eneE4ssve Of The
ps7ee paid for fhe grnta to ts ee41er Eaen a saEe
3suade, IN mhieh tie seirer pays the ftord1s, It "
qzoted IS free Of sto5a9.,'' or y. o. b.
, 1862-06-26

~ For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
90 To Cook d Mclean, 9a DeaSbo.n-Htreet. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than auy In the city. chilly
, 1862-06-26

PERsosA1.-We regret to learn that Mr..
Joseph ". Briggs, formerly OF the firm Of
Briggs, White s. Co., Of this city, now Co1po-
raj in si1yersparre's battery, Is very sick with
jaundice at Monterey, Tenn, He is too sick
to he removed.
, 1862-06-26

LARcEsT-T1o boys, ohm Haley and Thos.
Prince, only thitteen years of age, were sent
to the Reform School yesterday for larceny.
, 1862-06-26

Turlay 4 Co., exhibited yesterday samples Of
sugar from Memphis, the first received since
the capture Of that city. Everything indicates
large trade between Chicsgo and that III
tatuated place, much larger in fact than they
deserve.
, 1862-06-26

WHERE DO THEY L1yE-3fIss Johannah Casey,
an orphan girl re-1din in this city, ia anxious to
know where William or Timothy Casey resides.
They moved from Steuheny1lte, Ohio. to Iowa,
in that State.
The above appeared In the TRIBUNE g few
days since. Letters hs&ye reached US saying
that.they live in Deeorah, lows. Full inform
ation may he ohtai5asbby calling at this office,