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, 1862-04-15

kfRbf1SlONS-MEsS PoRK-In limited demand
and quiet. Sales $40 bs city packed at 5000.
BULK MEArB-In good demand and firm. Sales,
boxes Short Bone1ess Middlea st 5kc; 5000 pcs
c1ty-cured Shoulders at 85c packed; 500 pcs coun-
Iy-cured heavJ Shoulders at BIC loose. LARD
In active demand and very firm. Sales, 50 pkgs
prime steam-evaporatad LEST at 74c; LIS tcs hir
country kettle at &c; II pkgs dark country kettle
st6Hc-
FLoUR-Received, ASS brls; shipped, 800 brls.
Market dun. Sales, 200 br1s Beckerts Double
Extra" Spring At 81 40; 100 brls good Spring e1trn
90; 15e brls do at $3.50; 136 eks s'Richmoad
Mills" at IS sacks returned.
HHEAT-Reeeived, l0,461 bu: shipped. 87.400
bu- Market dn1l md declined 1c per bu Sales,
20 coo bu No. Spring at 74c-4c storage; 1890
hu do at 7sHc4c storage; 5000 bu do at 7ac-4c
storage; $500 hu do at 193{c-4c storage; 100 bu
do at tT6c-ac storage; 1900 bu No. Spring in
store at 6ekc- &c storage; 5000 bu: do at 69o-zc
storage; LOCO hu do at 6So-4c storage.
coRN-ReceiVed. ,140 bu; shipped, 1889 bu.
Market dull. Sales, 1890 bu old Canal Mixed at
s6Hc otb.; 5000 bu do at e5xc afoat 1000 bu
4txeo IN store At 2a4c-4c storage; 800 bu do at
9ae-4c storage; 40 bu New Com on track at sc
del; 800 bu Old Corn on track at 9sxc; 40 bu do
do at 2Sc; 400 bu New Corn on track ut &C.
OAIs-heeeiEed. 400 hu. Market dul1. Sales,
tm bags No. lat &c On track; 100 bags do At aaKc
ontzack. No. In store. subject to &c storage, Of
tered Ut 16e, without bEyexs. -.:
.Rf-Received, nome. Market steady Sales,
4,eoo bu No. ! as7 4c.suh5ect to &c storage; 1s
bass medium at DC On track S-s-~>- =
-BAR1Ex-Rseed.ad.1 1tsassg 1sassg61 61- Markas weaker
salea. 6s ba9s znedlrim It 4sean ttstE.. /. -
,:ssKzDs-11n,othy quIes. ssles. q bags .Tee
oA1ace 1t a.z0. Czoyer neglected md nonutnal
8E0o@4ss, -;
, 1862-04-15
Law KNTELLIGENCE.

RECORDERsS COERT-FYederiEn Miller vsa
A~A ""7
from the store Of 2. Palmer, and ac,nittad
Co.. 81, c...s -~
GeofHe Comos, lor receiving stolen property
FINN 4 sn1d}er CONSISTING If nn;f,,,na cbose
~ -, ~ 1117' o1'eo'
socRe' etc. Inc case Is still on
Town Of Rocksnn ~ mot;on ~ Gasaod.,t ss ine NJ
sfidavit fie1 oriiar - d;smIs;on v ~ aet a.
o.. r,ia nnestio1 ~ ~ costa aant " n11i re
nstsrT A1e1v a. Al 70 E RsiisI a. = me-1 e. 4oo[
n}antiffto defendant s.nlea IN 81 ca3,tt ~ ~
to heard dearer aaa ps,n on
IL 81 5cn NS
eettss on ipRPstoP ofas5ed sgaiRst
SnInpa7 et q nR; Ras'o o9CaancG1SCA y e "a
sin1, ~ cn1,a.;, ~" ;rsat;s a. soifEta et a. " mo,
tn close the n1,1fs ;s snata5 a 11 u, su.s.so
he rnrcnisfrent - @ 1S{,,s, ana - E,ten
>'s !sn;rs 4a,s' IN No',es. nst;+ ;u.u
dav in the Tinted a+a+se f.,r~+ e.. ~. A..
oNaeeS >Soots 1o1 Sals ols-
tr1ct, returnable On Friday morning next, at
which time there will he a ca11 of +ha +-;o1
se.,~ot ass "u4 W saa y. 1ne tt1A
~. Ss ~ @"' aeeaoA opon
INC merits:
CIRCUIT COURT OF Cook CouETY-Refo+e ,7xdos
MG1te7Ts:. No. ISL Chancery-Geo. Gid ys. Eiz-
aoeta 1ild on motion defendant ruled to close
proofs in tMenty days: No. s-Chancery-T. a.
complainant moves for leave to examine defen-
dant before special commissioner. No. sp1-Chan-
cery-Luc1nda jackson vB Samuel jackson ct sI:
% motion, time to answer extended twenty daye.
, 1862-04-15


CHR1srf's OrERA HoUsE.-After long sud
serious Illness, Nj. ChEistY Informs ns that
hewf1 be able to open his new Buriesque
Opera House, 1t kingshu7 Han, On 1donday
ths 21st inst, with five new Performers, the
best Of their class. Among them are B yron
Ch1isty, ". McCaeken, md !" Eittae Bobby"
"The Lady's Pet," and Al BEudage *sad
Sam Price, the 1.-TWO Dromios.'' : il.
, 1862-04-15
SEEDS


tfrom the baltimore American, Qth.1
At the close Of last week fair to prime clover
market opened dull on Monday, but with Heht re-
eeipts prices we're maintained. For the pasi three
days Eales Of small lots fair to prime quality have
close we quote at q s7&5 60 per bushcl. 81 Of
Timothy seed we note sale Of AGO bushels good
quality at e PEI bushela decline Of IS cents peE
daxseed at 81, s5@t. 80 per bushe1. To-day tie
market was quite duil salts reported Of clover.
seed In Email lots at $47sDs.O0 per bushe1; at
which figures we quote at the close for common
to prime quality.
From the Buffalo Express, 12th
Timothy quiet and inactive nominal at 81 .75m
2 co for Canadian and Western. Cloyer-sales sN
bushels choice at $46215, and small lots at s..
[Ffom the Philadelphia North American 11thJ
The Seed market is quiet, buyers and sellers
clover only have been disposed Of at 95m5 - d
bnshel, the latter for prime. "
, 1862-04-15

MARINE KNTELEiIGENCE.
IAuNcH.-A new canal boat, named the * E1ics-
son., Of 6.200 bushels capacity, was 1aunchai reg
terday afternoon At Chicago arenuc bridge
AGRouND,-The schooner q. T.. Lansing is tc.
ported aground in Detroit river. She IL partly
loaded, bound Tor Milwaukee.
FRE1aHTs At DET8o1r.-The schooner Philena
Mills hsa been chartered at Detroit to take On a
cargo Of wheat, for Buffalo, at four cents Der
bushe1.
Fact If TILE 1cE.-1he unknown vessel which
we reported few days eince as fast in the icc
above Fort Huron. turns out to be the schooner
q Elk She is still firmly imbedded in the ice.
about ten miles from Port Huron. with her sails
fatled ami is evidently preparing to take matters
gather the above, we lea11 that the river at Port
Huron s entirely clear Of ice. but the like above
tbat point, L. solid Of ice as far as the eve
can reach-Defr0H Free Press.
VEssELs DETAINED AT DErRo1r.-A number Of
vesse1s are bound for Chicago, having shipped
their crews for that port, and come wholly, OF in
part loaded, have found themselves, to their sur
prise. IN something OF peculiar situation. There
gre no trelghts here Of consequence for ports
below, and the prospects Of getting to Chicago at
present looms FIR In the distance Those without
eargoes might possibly, could they reach the St,
Etaf haFer, take on lumber Or eufd wood. and
thus. Tor few days, keep their men employed
fet, this privilege Is even denied them, and they
arc thus Ito use sailors term1 caught in the
blight with 10 knife to cut the seixin--b
THE 1cE on TEE FLATs.-The ice barrier in the
T1Gnity Of the Flats has not Jet been broken, We
infer from the nonafriEal OF the propeller City ei
Madison.-DefroitF Free Press.
, 1862-04-15

The GorTscEA1,K CoEcEpr-Mr Gotta.
>, -, 4' ool's'
eni1'hs opening concert last evening Was hon
ored with IN excellent house. OF the ner-
e.r. Po1
Ao1A0ASeo VI tlte faI4oAe aIA6L5 III Ills Troupe
We can speak In unqualified praise. Mr. Cots
chalk himself. ae q piauist. is without neer
III ILLS country. Ills wonderful poWeI8
alike astonish and delight the audience. And
~. -x,, -..,c-", -,
e'en ne ooee esefs tning 30 qoletiy anu mod
est1y, thnt he personally divides the honora
Mir, he a~,n;r;.o ,1o.;.. ra.,a4, IT.: ;.
, 1862-04-15

The hour market is quiet, and prices without
any quotablc change Sales Of $50 brls low grade
Pennsylvania extra, and 2 COO brls choice western
extra family. part Diamond Mills, also cold on
terms kept private. The demands limited, both
trade st $5.1aH@5a Is for euperdne, S5.S7xm5.T5
for extras, for fam1Iy, and from IS, IS to
6so pes btl for faacy brands as IN quality: Rye
PEI brl. Com meal continues unsettled aad d1ll'
and Pennsylyania meal is quoted at s2.65@2.70 q
, 1862-04-15

Every vote for Holden is vote against the
Peter Funk Constitution.
Every vote for Sherman will be claimed by
the secession Tines as vote for that ssEgypt-
inn swindle." The Fost, good Democratic
authority, confesses that Sherman is forit.
, 1862-04-15

Ocean Fretghts at New Xork--April IL
FRE1GnTs-Arc very quiet and heavy. To Lly-
espool, IL 600 bu corn were taken at ID In buiI.
6o0o bn wheat at Sd, in ships bags: 900 brls our
At 1ad; $50 b1s bacon and SO pigs lard at 16s To
1910 brls do at Is; And By steamer, 750 bxs bacon
At 4zs Cd To Glaegow, ,1C0 brl5 flour at ia lQ<d
To Hamburg, 500 pEgs lard at 25S
, 1862-04-15

Death Of Tfeuk n NT nn.rera<t
-.Ir. - -
"settne " Iae as1npele of tne pat #aa
held at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the
rooms of the law Inststnte IN nav nrcner
raa,,oo+ - +ho ..a.-rr 80 r
.eepos. W We Aenory ot AAeut' L. a. LOG
Ing, Mr. Doeeett was Young lawyer = Of this
c,fu .na wss o,,...~ "a 49, q ~ 1oos, o,an-
:. .'5' @n~ "ae stoeos ea1 INV VI sA.o Aee~% ss
tlemen to take up arms IN de1enee OF his
country,
T1non +be ,oo.;on of Jndpr Aninoton
5udge george Aanaerfe #aa called 70 the
chair, and E. G. Assay appointed Secretary.
rndpc Mon,erre stated the ob,ect of the
.A. ., 80 mas. =. r.s,,-. -.
.nesaae' anu o4se4 -. a4oas ~ .senas sefMs
to the helpless condition OF tie family Of the
deceased, read the following extract from
1a++ar tba+ ,,aa raen r.oo,z,oa f.on, ~, -,
rn"1@ ~. ~ .A~u. - n, .a.s o1''<'o
~ g. 80 too9
bad water, I happened TO get hoId Of The
CHICAGO TRIBUNE, giving an account Of the
fbes;, s.n'o As :t9 H9ls Doael53n also tns M en-
noble sVmrafhv and III for the %onnd.d md dI4o N
that great day Oh! sir, sick a. I am, It made
my heart leap with joy-this feeling for the
o astvss wv ~ ana Lae Moan1eo Eao snMelea
Il another class % of so1dfers M E1,o sre Rntfs1inv
Just as much, and are more numerous, ten to
one, and that Is the m SICK IN our army. When
a,e III ~ seo ~ haait III oan an3 y hanv
snirits. FINN the 1sfh Ia the o2d. we sie;t
1innn the Gann,, Garth With M tents and
eP.,,.1 49, ,u41.t!Fo - ~ nn,;1r Az -snssa5
y = @ ~ ~ a.. ;;taa 1m,7 I pa3tua ~
we're IN me mn m1d -iI most o1 ne t1me. O1e 5eg1-
Baldwin-is nov nearly half sick ond unttted
for duty. am reduced very much myself, yet
our command Is under marchinr orders- and
1.e ,eava tn.n,o-row for por;a m fha Noahv;i1a
aaulIa, so1e nla5-ase Inuss FL thatGn as;l tnrouSa
sent away. Sick as am, am determined to
go with the boys, and do my duty. OH sir,
il spite Of hardships, trial and suffering, 1t IS
r Tranid ~ Inrc n1eas3nt by,+ fnr "a s;oe-yi
~ %9ulo " MolI pleasa1ls out tor tae s1ehan
helpless ones at no1ae'
Judge II. closed with an eloquent eu1oey
upon LIE Aouoleo ueaa aalo LIE "oauaeoot our
Chicago boys.
r., o,+7o, a f,o,,ri4+aa ~ th-oo r7oe ~,
o:a.aa ~ ~,,,o.;, 49, $500, ~ 49, -
rsassd ] conai:s,nr ~ ~ Mesara w T n p ~ II u
N F1d,idga and = " Haw1.V Tba cb.;-
man of the mcet;no was snhseonent1v ,d5oa
Committee on resolutfons. consisting ~
Messrs G.. westcott. Jndpe Jas r Brad.Te11
rs Howe. M. r TnJev and Arthnr " WIN
,,ett .vas then se1ected They rat;rad a,d
soon brought in the following resolutions:
WHEREAS. In our rejoicing at the 1ste elorious
victory at Pittahnrg Landing, Me are called upon
noepett % AZ tie f7th Reoirnent ifiinnis vain. N.
tesrs. formerly member Of the Chicago bar. who
1La ,sn pla'ely oeleaa'hs nls eount1ss nag tnefe
, 1862-04-15

B The remains Of Capt. D. B. Adams,
who was killed at Pittsburg Landing, arrived
last evening. The funeral services will take
place on Wednesday afternoon, from the
house Of his father-in-law, B. F. Walker, 153
South Green Street, West Side.
CURE FOB CouaH on Co1D.-As soon es there
is The sHghtest uneasineas OF the Chest. with dIE
hcn1ty Of breathing, Or Indication Of Cough, take
during the day, few Is Bronchial Troches.' Con-
tafnlng demuleent Ingredients, they allay Pulmo'
nary Irritation. -apta2t
- Yankee Gard Writer wedding, visit
ing, "P. r. C.' cards. at Sherman Houte. For
samples by mail, send two red stamps. ap95t
~For cleaning snd dying gsnt1eman's elothes
go to Cook d Mclean, % pesrbozu-strect. This
old eetablished house. do better and cheaper work
than any In the city. eba1ly
EW For Paper Hangings go to the old stand Of
E. G. L. Faxon, 70 Lake st1eet. He has the best
@urkmeu in the city. ap1 8m
w Buy paper hanglRgs of Chase l. Co., 100
Randolph street. nh 29Sm
@ Go to John Jones. 113 Dearborn Rt-, and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. noy12
"Cal1 on Dunlop, SeWen Il Spalding tor Printing"
no711-h271ly :+
, 1862-04-15

II The rush for boots and shoes .t tha
great Bankrupt SALE" No. 1es South cl.1t
street, Is tramendoub. The l4dies seem to
appreciate the extraordinary low prices The
splendid stock is selling for.
, 1862-04-15

ARRIVED. april II.
Stmr Sunbeam, HalI, Grand River, liz pkgs fish,
schr Helen Kent, Reed, Golden City, 80 eds shin-
gle bolts.
schr n Mitchell, Egan, Manitovoc. ss5 N SHINGLES,
I'M posts.
schr Magnet, Wa1sdeu, kalamazoo. 81 eds wood,
schr Emma Drown- keWanee. SO eds wood.
schr Vim Jones, Thomas, Manistee 80 N lumber.
40 m Timber.
scow saml McGay, Kalamazoo, 60 N lumber
CLEARED. April IA,
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St Joseph.
Prop Barber, Perry, Grand Haven.
Prop Young AmeIica, Taylor, Ogdensburgh 10 COO
bu cGtn, 500 brls -four, 1913 bale broom coru
100 hr3s pork, 19 green hides.
Prop ottaWa. Warren Muskegon, 50 brls high
sehr Prairie State, Williams, Ogdensburgh, 10 600
bu corr, 400 brls tour, 106 brla porE.
Barque Great West No 2, Barry, Buffalo, 10, $50 bu
wheat.
6chr Forester Peterson, Muakegpn.
Schr Commencement, Fondes, Holland.
Schr Massillan, Lloyd, Buffalo, II, COO bu wheat
schr Illinois, Burk, Grand Haven.
Schr Helen Kent, Reed, Golden City.
Schr Golden Star, Jamfson, Buffalo, 18 030 bu
wheat.
schr 10 smith. Batter, Buffalo, Ii, $50 bu wheat.
Schr Magnet, Waisden, Kalamazoo.
Schr Emma, BroWB, Two Rivers.
Echr VIM Jones, Taomas. Manistee.
Scow Samuel McVay, Kalamazoo.
, 1862-04-15
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
.MONETARK.

MONDAY EVENING, April Il, 1862
The weather Is delightful to-day, but everything
In fnancinl circles is exceedingly. quiet. It ia
quite evident that this state Of things will
continue until the embargo Of the straits
Is removed At least everybody is strik-
ingly impressed with the opinion, and it would
prove quite difficult to remove 1t sB it would t.
start the ice in the above locality, before sun,
rain and wind had properly prepared the way.
Currency and exchange are abundant, but the de-
mand Of course Is light. Exchange remains as
last quoted -par@7tc buying; &c selling. These
prices have continued without encroachmeut for
four Or fiTe WeeI-a condition OF things almost
unprecedented at least for several years past, in
this locality. Gold is nominal at l4@1hc buying;
14G2e eelling.s. There is no demand for gold
there is greet plenty in the market. The slight
rise, when there is no demand, is attributable to
the condition Of the market In New York.
Good paper, with the proper co1latarals and
dAthngs is wanted. and 10 per cent is the nominal
rates. Demand Treasury Notes are rather scarce,
the bankers holding an they can get at
par They will sell them at E<@4c
premium. Az yet the State Treasury has reco7-
cred only $4,0cD,C00 ofthe neH issue, although
GONE $3o,0 0o,0c4 hare been sent to Washington.
The Government has been paying them On itB in
debtedness fast Rs secured The total Of the due
claims upon the Government amount to about
$50, CO., 900, and the amount due to contractors
about $l6o. GOO o00 This would leave only $4,000
eco of legal tender notes from the present author
lied issue Of 600 to be uBed for contractors
and 1t is probable the Secretary may keep even
more than the $50 600 900 for the use Of the Govern
ment in paying the soldiers, sailors and other of
hcials. The Government is paying the contractors
in certificates OF Indebtedness, which sell in the
market at 96@96Ac.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY BAHK,-According to the
last report Of the State auditor the condition Of
THE bank, locateda Greenup, Cumberland county,
H., was as follows:
I1lCuldt1Qus $2b+otU
6ecnIeQ py IL. ts, s,-................. S,750
New York State 6s,-........... 80. 5000 ..
, 1862-04-15

B The ladies' Of St. Paul's Church are re-
quested to meet in the PASTORS study this
fTueaday} afternoon, at o'clock, and every
morning and afternoon during the week until
the work Is finished, to make articles which
are Immediately needed for the wounded
soldiers Of our army. Ample materials are
provided.
By order Of the Preaident Of the
AID SQurETY,
, 1862-04-15

Latest Foreign Markets,
PER STEAMER HIBEnNA.1 LIVERPOOL April g.
BREADsTuFFs-Du1l and dropping Flour de-
clining-Gd lower
GRAm--Wheat irregular, and 1@sd lower
Corn tending downward.
Provisions Beef quie.- Pork unchanged.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL. April lI-FLoUR-Easier
GRA1E-Wheat steady and unchanged. Corn
ftmer.
PROVISIONS but steady.
AMERICAN SEcURIT1Es-Dun but steady and un-
CHANGED.
, 1862-04-15

Flour and Grain in Store.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour
and Grain In store in this city on the 18th day
April, compared with that Of last year Of the same
date:
, 1862-04-15
PYGLBERT, SAMPSON &WARNER.
MARBLE STATUAHY,
tach French China, Helvy Silrer-P1ated Ware and
Bohemian Glass
AT AUCTION.

TsKNo0N. April l6tn 81 II O'Clock, ~
AT Sd DEARR0RN STREET.
TaseA China Silver P:a:ed and Bohemian Giassws1e
Savior. Innocence BegEar. Madonaa, ASTRONOMY,
FIa3 e; MaRanleu, Minerva and Others. variety of
Pure Whit Italian Stafuettes Vhzes, Gard RecsaTsB
Tss Toa Groups q Animals, &C. ALso-A great Tarie-
II Of Bohemian Glassware unusually attractive Tha
Daens Of ussf1l articles all Of which ire C tha 6et
quality and heavy plate The invoice Of China en-
Containing ~ pieces each Also. Tea Sets TO match
ase 81 tie very best qualify II FsEsGH Ca1Sa.
The ahoEe sale commences Wednesday; april 18th.
at ~ P NJ and will be continued at * In the eyn1-
ing Also, ThuEsday evening April 17th X O'CLOCK
GILBERT, SAMPSON l. WARNER
ap9tpNl-1w AncHoaeeA
, 1862-04-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH,

4n,-, o,,J.4 e...- -.
AsnEsEQn1et q ana M steady sales so brls at $3.50
1of s Pea5le nGnn, a91 ,sahoa3 ha 1or R Rots- , oo
.s ~ s. 01tct HEass Anu &C ioWe5. sa!es 9,700
1t otls 81 ~ 1of snper stade $S93 for ex
s11'e E SSt2 * re Snoace super vest
s. S N - :, .ui GonnoH W mealum ex western;
q eogc Vt eMn!gPns M oEands eA ron1d hoop
San; pn,o oNG6.s tor tEade brands; market closing
noue "a g i9Ref "3t1 Only moder-
at1 y Sns en i,og otls az I57o Tor ship
,n;s+ Ut ~ - ESlfa re nouT
stas5 ano s5as Sates al $5Ga Corn meal
e'Tauy Eaass ~ eils III yG1sey ~, y
sasac T., .sasfe sEs 4eo of1s Al zc iof state and
~o4s e. .q .1a mSsh Wbss4 All, s,,a ,.,.
sth;1ss .f1tn na. uun ann aeas1y uncaanssea, VIII
d,a 52vg ~ ~ a 4n1e1 a. lor or
e. 80 es sade5 a15 ~ Ganaaa "esfssn ea n at
Ely: So11 neavy Ana aecan1ng sales 30 200 bn
81 1SH0oc mlAea Weelefa y store undsliyered
anosaret 1ae; 1GoM Jersey oats n
~. "a aaA7lol 1efsey, tanaoa west
efn naac1a anG ssa.e- f,,e.. .,a-,,.. :,
,,,;at sa5 1.his s nalhst ior an knos EeEy
, 1862-04-15
Capt. waterhouae,s Battery ut Pltts-
burg.

Asa matter Of Justice to the gallant r. ,nt,,,
Waterhouee, Who SO nobly fought at tha late
battle at Pittsburg Landing. md WIN IA nv
disabled from serious xonnd received rh;,a
at his post Of duty, some explanation shon1d
perhaps be made In reference to the ,oss of
his battery,
The battery Of Capt, Waterhonse waz IN the
advance of Gen. sherman's Division. and VIA
the first battery in action on the right after the
alarm or surnrfse by the rebels snnnort "a hx-
the nth regiment Ohio volunteers on the
right and the SD Ohio regiment On the 1eft
,.b, nnon tha Act ro,,av -aoo,raa 49,, 49,
, 1862-04-15

For ALDERMAN OF TEE NINTH WARD
Mr, Stephen Clary, President of the Board Of
Trade, has consented to run for Alderman of
the Ninth Ward. No better man could have
been selected for the Office, and it Is the duty
Of all, in favor Of good men for othce, to vote
for him.
, 1862-04-15

CAKD OF THANNs.-The officers Of the es-
cort, as the friends and neighbors Of the Ia
mented Gen. Wallace, tender their thanks to
Mayor Rumsey for lis kind attention and as
siEtance, rendered while escorting the remains
of the brave General from the Central to the
Chicago and Rock Island depot
(Signed) Capt SIMPSON, Entwisle, IL
Lieut.. McLEAH. :" "
Capt. Corey, Ottawa, st
Quar-. Mt. T.EIoHET,s ss
nd he rth
, 1862-04-15
THE CITY,


RRERIIEAH NOMINATIONS.
~ For Mayor.
c. N. II o Il ID EN.
For Nty Attorney.
EH 4 ". B o ELMs
For Treasurer,
W IL LEAN H. RICE.
u, For Collector,
20 HIN RABEK.
Fns Surveyor,
G. e OR G. Il ". VIII LE0N.
For Chief Engineer,
T. r. HAR RxS.
For First Assistant,
H. ". POW ELL. :
For Second Assistant,
II. r. BAT "A NJ.
, 1862-04-15

- Yankee Card Writer "-Hedding, witt
ing, "P. r. c. cards, at Sherman Houte. For
samples by mail, send two red stamps. ap95t
, 1862-04-15

These securities at present market rates, are
worth ahont $4,000. The bills Of this bank, we
understand, will hereafter be taken by our city
bankers, and will be redeemed, with other currency
Of course, by Buxton & Co., Corner OF Clark and
Lake streets.
MILWAUKEE,: April 1.-THE money market re-
mains quiet, and without change In any pazticu-
lar. We repeat former quotations:
" Buying Selling.
New York Exchange :: H@sS prem. x prem.
Specie .......lHA1A - AD24
Treasury Notes. s.......-H y IS
The following is the monthly abstract Of the
Burlington Branch Of the Iowa State Bank, up to
Aprl7:
, 1862-04-15
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

MoNDAT EVENING, April IA, 1862.
FRE1GHTS.-LAKE-M active and easier.
The engagements were: To Oswego- -sch.s Car
thasgenian, Sanderson snd Delos DeWolf wheat at
1ac To Port ColboIne-schr Shook, corn at &C.
To Buftalo--sch1s Monsoon, Cuba, Erellne, Den
marx and harehfeld, wheat at 10c; echrs Interna-
honal, Japan and Live Oak, corn at &c. RAILROAD
FnE1aH1s- Declined 10c on -four and SC Oh fourth
class to the seahoard. The rates are now as fol-
lowe:-
4th Class. Flour.
10 New York, all Rail, .--......,. 10 10
TO via Lake Erie. .65 1.Sj
To Boston, al rail-. ............ rs 1.50
u Ia 1aE Fri m ~
, 1862-04-15
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RxalnnaIS,

PE1fOVAL-L. Dutton haa re-;
~ moyed hia 134sfy 8tabte from Couch Place 10
1ne ssa4ae3 q H. KGk1nEton. On Wabash AyeH1A b.
SVeen Randolph and Lake skteeaa. ThA Cd 7Feb4e =
betnK Torn down % 1nAks rcozn fur ueW one Is hS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
SHERlFF'S SALE.
Preble Com. Pleas.
Case No. l435.
George Thompson,

George Thompson, Preblc Com. Pleas.
US. CasA M l425.
William f. Vest.
By virtue of an execution issued by the
Court of Common Pleas Of Preble county IN
the above stated case, and to the Sheriff OF
said county directed, | will offer for sale at
public auction, ut the door Of the Court
House in said county of Preble, on
Saturday, October 10, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, P. M,
of said day, the following real estate of de-
fendant, situate in the town of Eaton,
Preble county, Ohio, and described as fol
lows to wit "Being n part Of out-lot No.
two in said town of Eaton, Beginning upon
the South line of said outlet No. two, 4
poles West of the southeast corner thereof
and running thence South IL rods, thence
West "a rods, thence South IL rods to the
South line of said lot, thence East % rods
to the place of beginning, taken as the prop
erty of the said William E. Vest, on an exc
cution in favor of George Thompson, anc
AGAINST the said VIM. E. Vest. Terms cash
j. II. Zoos, J:E. MGCLhAf,
ATTY. Sheriff of Preble county.
September 18th, ls62.--tds Pr. +. $3.50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-09-18
&aSiss' Collegiate Substitute
OHIO.

Mrs. FERGUSON begs to thank her
friends in Eaton and its vicinity for the
liberal patronage during the short time she
has conducted her school, and would re-
spectfully inform them that the Second
Session will commence Sept. LIST, 1862.
Mrs. F.'s aim is to establish a first class
Ladies' School in Eaton, and her system OF
teaching, based upon the highest principles
of education, philosophy and science, needs
only to be tried, in order to be appreciated
both ty parents and pupils. Mrs. f. begst tt
refer to The parents Of her pupils for a proc
of her efficiency and success.
TERMS :-digherD Department., including
Writing, Mathematics, Ancient and Moderl
History, Geography, Astronomy, Geology
Physiology, Use Of the Globes, and Gran
mar, per session of twenty weeks, $l
Second Department, embracing a tho'
ough kno Wedge of Writing, Arithmetic
Grammar, History and Geography, 81
Primary Department, :
Music, per term oftwenty four lessons :
Singing, Drawing. Painting, each, pt
term Of twenty-four lessons,
French, Italian, German, "a lessons,
Wax Flower Modelling and Ornament
Leather Work, each, per lesson, 4
No pupils received fer a less term tha
three months: Pupils from the count
boarded on reasonable terms.
A course of Lectures on scientific su
iects, illustrated by numerous diagrams, W
be delivered weekly to the pupils, free
charge.