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, 1862-04-07

Ihere Wae good attendance-on Change to-day
DUE business Was neglected in the earnest dfscns.
e1on OF the merits Of the various candidates for
Officers q the Board to be elected On Monday.
Inc PROVISION market was dull. and the sa7es
were very tfiding. Ness, Pork is still offered nj
Sio op' without buyers. There seems to be no life
Whatever In the market. 4 lot Of $50 brIs Prime
Mess was sold at 50. 50, but the demand ia noaor.
ase and the stock light Bulk Meats arc In very
limited request, and the market is ouiet and nomi.
nal at 5G3hc for Shoulders, 40a4kc Hama and
433c 1or sides, loose The demand for Lard ia 1caa
active, and the market is easier-with light ea1es
OF efy Kettle. at 77c in kegs, and &c In tiesces
mol Lard, &c; and Yellow Grease at5
The Flour market was more active and n sba5o
!o"e1-"1th sales Of 1850 br1s at $ss5aat. 40 for
AH 10 very choice epring extras, and $a,759s 90
tor spt1ns superdne. The wheat market was du11
and neg1ected-the sales being triaine at 7xc far
NO Spring and 71KDu5sc for No 2 Sprine-sub-
)ecs to DC storage. Corn was dull, and prices 7c.
clneo &c z bushe1-with sales OF un,saras of
5o,CSo bushels at 24c for new Canal Mixe,, a4oat
and :Sc for old Mixed in store Oats were sn1d
at 21c ahoat, and 2219c in bags delivered. RYE
was sold at dc on track. Barley was in eood re-
quest and frm-wfth sales at 48@53c for good tn
choice. e'~A w
The supply Of Timothy Seed is heavy and The
market is dull and 10@15c loger-with tr;einc
sales at $1.35@1.50. Glover Seed was Inc lower
and more actiTc-with liberal sa1es at So soA4 n
The bulk Of the transactions being at So. snnst
H1eh"'nes were inactive-buyezs and sellers being
aoont &c opart-18c offered and 19c asked.
, 1862-04-07

FLOATING GRAIN DRYER AND E1EvAToR,-We
Natn tAat a patent has been granted to J. n.
sykes, ESQ, Of this city, for FLOATING Grain
Dryer and EeHltor.s'
LII. Sykes combines upon acow, steamer, OF
olher vessel, dryer with elevators and the uceded
machinery for raising grain from canal boat or
Vessel alongside carrying it over dryer and
cooler and throwing the grain into vessel or
warehouse along side OF which the "Elcyator and
DrJer' may be moored.
Ihe inventor claims that the whole apparatus il
very simple, and combines many advantages.
while 1t can be taken wherever it may be needed
Ii can be built and run cheaper than upon land, It
can receive grain alike from either vessel OF ware
house' and can deliver alike to either. The
owner Of the grain can be sure Of getting all that
oelongs to him, as none can be left on board and
inc boat loads Of damp corn and wheat which are
now rejected can be dried at cost but little
exceeding the usual storage.
we understand that Mr. Sykes intends putting
MS invention into immediate use. The idea of
putting dryer adoat is certainly q good one, and
we preoact for him an abundant and profitable
, 1862-04-07
LAW INTELLIEENCE.

United STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BeJore Jtktzgt
D91adnm9sad 4sb-Chancery; Daniel Pratt
e. E = rG rs MeElvane ct al; decree. No. VIM.
having been introduced by the counsel aud tho
G9aft having fully considered, and being now
ttaily adEissd upon the motion Of defendant here
bern io1o5e ned order to qnas5 the execution issued
40 -Chancery-James Myers ct al va William
rem ct al: az per stipulation heretofore led the
5ni Is dismissed as to defendants, s. Thomp.on ct
defendants yesterday fled for rehearine of th;s ia
cause, and to set aside the decree OF tie lith Of
March last, and after hearing ig postponed. npder
stipulation this day filed. No 667-R1gers ct al
1iles new bail bond under tie rule entered here,
IN, OF the 31st nltimo. A~~-~
1,SIEculF CouRr or CooK COUNTY, Before Jut{qs
Manter7e-No. 446 chancery--Nathan Grsy
vs.: vs., lsaac D. Harmon ct al; motion BY defendant
m eerrno Am amt Of aaases for w.o2gfay
st * 3onis11a ds@ag;s saseeisss aseseasS
testimony taken in open Court; bili dis
9dssed e., on m motion at complainant's costs.
g. zSaa5s SSanaa5ohaaesfy Philip csr1ln "a Greenieaf
amount Of principal and interest money now due
on mortgage described in bill OF compIaint in said
eaase, ano aso 10 pay taxes now due on said mort
Rageea premises, by the coming In Of the court On
NO Chancezy. Lucius NeEbeW " ": Tsaac n
Mead; ct all demurrer to bill argued and sustai1,
sd s WhereuPon eomplainant dfsmiases lis biI At
mpSe Sezs sahon n NS oh
People in relation to James Finnesey M "a CO. Gs.i
~ - ffssins Keeper Of the Reform School. Chicas
fling petition, answers on hearing. F. Adams ~ nf
conneel Tor relator, andE Stark and ishau oY cnnn-
eel dof respondent, ordered that the writ issue re-
taFRahse ~ ne7t Thnrsday:morning.
on Monday. 41sA-" oPS1aIAoas
, 1862-04-07

The Social Of Marines Chicago Duucine
academy (ce1ner Of Clark and Monroe streetz. are
held every Tuesday and Saturday evenings. ao4-at
, 1862-04-07


tFfom the Philadelphia North American. All
a. Ihere Is good denand for cloyersccd. md mr.
aaer ~ sates q 600 BY far and prime were made at
So'259 g5.25 2 III ns, and some from second hands
on private terms. There is little OF no denan SaT
tGinoIng, AID it ia nominal at S212km92 q a hn
etnan sales Of haxsecd at S.. .10De.15 Il bu.
from the New York Tribune, 3d1
mere Is less inquiry for clorcrseed, and the
aikct tayors the buyers. Sales Of $50 bags in lots
g. g. a. l1mothy seed is quiet. Small eales at
From the Baltimore American. ad.1
:. The demand for c1oyereeed to-day was ouite ar
I've; eaies reported on change Of 800 bu fa1r NH
Eooo 9nanty at an average Of SIS per bu. We nnoto
az per bu. >'SN 1AA-> 1seo d. pA'so
From the Cincinnati Gazette, 4th,1
Ihe market for clover rifles dull and 7,ricce ara
!iIesular. !ot sold IN the morning at ii X fnf
this vas considered below the MARKET. az iater n
Timothy ls dull ut 81 70Dt. rs.
tFrom the Buffalo Express, 4th7
Clover held at IS, while small parcels arm COLL
at - IS Timothy 81 for Canadian, sa1sna =
LOT western and choice extra Belgian at Sc 80.
[From the st. Louis Republican, 4th.1
CSC q bu. '' ->~A0 4oo W oo Ut
, 1862-04-07
Sales Of Illinois Beeves In the Neu
York Market.

tfrom the n. 7. World, 3d.
motifs y Wai3el started from Chicago with M,
aeaa OF illinois CATTLE which they sold st Buffalo.
7alnanF, and il this market, at the different mar -
a ~ Iales, 6es1des they purchased and sold some
~ Aeaa aadlf1onal between Buffalo and this tnar-
heI' m' Pretty active tour for this season
I. e. Eastman sold for George Funk IN U1jno1a
stGEIs ~ ratea at S35 cwt, at Sc.
67tcwt. at TE@Sc. o'eA"5A1=s
Henry WestheimeE sold 101 Illinois steers. a fair
u1ose, ladeq at TX cHt, at Sc.
uWen " h1te sold 81 Illinois cattle here of n drnra
ol ~ ne rest having been dispoaed Of ut Albanv
Iaeea at II cwt, strong, at s55.50 each. Amo11s
LloseHsold a. Albany WIS lot Of 243 head Ilinnia
Steers, sold to Thomas Conncrs. They were ratcj
al w cwts and brought $4650 each, Iii. Conners
sol1 the came lot here at $40 each, together With
cwt, at S61 each. @7' -AS1o 81 ~
Murray & Glover sold On commission s. Illinois
gteefF rated at cWt, at s684c; 81 Illinois steers
q4rIouslt nero rated at 75i cHt, at 3n3Kc ami "a
3tl1nt1s steers brought from Londerback. weioht
IcWt, strong at Gna4c. "~Na"'
Wm seigse sold LIS Illinois cattle, broueht at
albany, rated at 7cwt, at &c. N'
shepard q Vail sold for themselves "a T1iuo;a
caILe, rated at ~ cwt, at S1<c.
G1iiett g. Tofey sold II Illinois cattle. bouaht at
~ soa IRON briggs Haight, Weighing cwt,
Thompson l. seery sold 81 Illinois steers. ratcd
at . cMt, az an average Of &c.
". 1. mite sold 81 OF Il, o, Su1fth'a Jl1inaia
stee1s, averaging TX cwt, at SGl3c
a, mead Holeomh sold 49 pretty good Illinois rat
Tie, rated at " cWt, at BKc ~1'
, 1862-04-07
MARINE LIST.


~ II ~ OF CHI GO.
.. ARRIVED. Anr;1 Il
ffop Lady Ffauk1iu, Napier, St. Josenh. 5no raj,
toaa Eoa tses, : eds wood, 50 brls dour, IS pEsa
Sc Schr speed Reed, Port Washington, s. cf1s vood
sen1 A. Jaart1ut' court1and, Port Washington,
sebF ebF Anhs H. hSo'pE Petty st. goEept Is eds wood
Schr Sch Mitchell, Egan. Manitowoc is cds woad
Schr AMISo' MS BsrEh, centrcFille, 1a6 eds wood.
cedar ,oltsn' nosts Simpson, Two Riyers, 5000
ehF sehF nMetasis yehnson centree eds wood
1aaz, CLEARED RED........-.Ap1n5.
seSFp 6p sassyd s5aay FP5ank1n, Pna Napier, st. Joseph
Sehr Clipper City, Ingerp611 T,vo p;,an+-
Sehr Sutherland. Petite. St. Josenh
Se Senr N Color, Petty, st. joseph.
Schf Experiment, Vim Dixie. St Joapnb
Sehr Octayfa, johnson. Centtrer;11e
schr Mitchell, Egan, NanitoTnr
Schr Magnet, Na1edre, Ealamazoo
schr Lady Jane, 1nglcs, Point Sable. snndriea
, 1862-04-07
Il + Fl n

~ hs sa ssa Of typhoid pneuuo1 ia, Dr.
FpI esa1 se5sles to day the It'll inst at co,,.
fnal1 = tae Iesn nee Ct =. K. BlcEfort on fsEe ~
asetsitea 10 attend SeEn eur papers plessa copV.
~, 2 SatnrdaE afteI on, after l,ngerIng Illness
aah!HA M1LLlAIS. HiIe Of Dsntsi Wsdsularts'
ta.e q .hls cJ aged s ytars months sad u d.ra
~ - connecticut and New York pape1s nlease fnnv
worth Ct Ch7ngo. '>0 "''1 o'4on " "aos'
IN AE1ii u Caaoton. Kane county, Illinois. after
@ ste a1d EIntFacted ILL esa. HANNAH FARSIJM
sFe. - '1s @'@o 5eaf o. heT
"a Papers In New Haven and Iowa p,ease co,v
, 1862-04-07
MARINE INTEL1rGENcR-

for1,a aAkE E CAPTAIN ABRoAD.-Capt D. C. p;enca
esen Y or lakes has been fof some time en-
"a 5,1nie - hGssa1n IT, trade and has just contracted
os hf .os ta1ee years for the railroad between Ma
and Is nsd aG's 1 He gets the timber IN Ci1cass
of he dhn Ha11 aV9 francs per year on the deliver
Ma 1aae Eessels-the Sexton, KerehaW and nd" RIac1
Bsef 1ta are At Present between the
ioadinsW; Ror.a and London. but which he intends
Hne i5eE On their Arrival Another iate yessei IN
naseay, IT recently took IN cargo at Iishnn
home e. wien port she is to load with coffee for
, 1862-04-07

For cleaning and dying gentleman's clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean, % Dearborn-street. Thts
o'o established houEe do better and cheaper WORK
than anT in the city. cha1.h
, 1862-04-07
tacers Of the Hoard OF Trafsa-

0mcers of the Hoard OF T,ada-
III Saturday afternoon at I clock the mem.
btrs Of the Board Of Trade met FIR The rnr
pose Of nominating candidates for the yarious
ohces 10 be flled at the regular annual c1ee-
ton On Monday, the 7th inst. The foIlow;nr
Is the ticket nominated.
PseaGenf-Chaslrs Il. Walker.
~ ace 11yssidtzt-Asa Dow.
=" 'ee t7fesaeAs-tsHfGs Hatch.
DIRECTORS,
E"Eh acLennan, B. P. Hutchinson n uh;+
heg, Joseph McDona!d, L. D. Norton - "41-
cnANI1TEE OF ARBITRATION.
u. T. Scranton. S. B. Garter. A. Morsn G .f
% %vont!f9n- "a T: ". Densmore, H C. Ranucy. II. Mi.
Ec{. ~ 0A1'-' A. aeeAes-
COMMITTEE on ApPEA1s.
=, 5resgc Armour, 2. McLennan. s Howe, c. r.
r Meniwortl,, {. Briggs u. D. Houghteliu9. q
D. taa2sll, L. Adams, H. Il. Ross. "
on Saturday evening another Caucus was
ie'd and the following ticket prepared:
BOARD OF TRADE UNION TICKET.
e. r. 15ce PM,tsiaeat-Asa M Dow.
- Fitf P5t*ideH{-Juhn L. Uancock
DiTtctoIs-L. D. Norton i. Hn,ch;,eo,
Aush AcLcnuan, E. W. Densn,orc, Julian MI' MarIii
cuNa11T7EE OF ARBITRATION.
D. C. Scranton. A Morse s. n. Johnson n r..
1sahEeS, EenTy Mllward, Vim n E,an. n K.
Walker. iSe ~
COMMITTEE OF ArPEd1s
linton Briegr. " D. Houyhteline, B. Adams
=: At"ater- Vim. II. Low. E. A. T1rpin q Y
Aaenn;ond, C. H. :. a.ixer, Z. Raweon.
iae ticket nominated on Friday, is as fol-
lows: :" ~ AVA
cr *If!ao@hs-ca1vinT T. Wheeler, Of Chaplin. Wher1-
~ ia c t,es !f.slds1f-Asa Dow, Of Dow, ouirs =
E 1a M ',es 51xt1des'f-Jno. L. Hancock, Of croo;o
I. Di1se1o's-B; r. Hutchinson, I, y. Sor.oo A.,
oert E. Neely, {. II. Crosby, 4 n Wright. al
, 1862-04-07
Total to-datc

NEW BooKs.-Ihe Coming Crisis of the
oo' or the Great Battle aud the Golden
age oy Hollis Read, author of God in His
.o!y' DC Fresh supplies Of "rracts FIR the
fnests and People," "bfistakes If crea+
hien, The sutherlands," dsc.' Also. the
ne" Panoramic Map Of the Missis.1nn1 p;..o.
from Alton to the Gulf Of Mexico. haga hssa
received hs NcSa1ls & Co., No. 81 Dearborn
street
, 1862-04-07
Reduction In Canal FrefrF,tx

Ihe New York Canal Board has resolved to re-
duce the toll on all westward bonnd freight except
sugars, moaeEes railroad iron and railroad chairs
from Two to one mill per mile for SIX thousand
pouuds,
, 1862-04-07

A EIlILERY AND CAVALRY
snd sashea Eas2e RRe esa a'es lot Of sabres Bella
ds es gaS9teis T. Also InanzT Fied I'd lie ~
ron an Ponas t4e nest articles nadc; Suta aud Wes
6nonidef ss1qp@ h1Ess g. &C., III soid Tsry oH:s
nvrr IL 1fntted e. CLARK street I1p ssstrs
~ s7'No A+NpHIa3 04aEe Qc1A1v"
, 1862-04-07
Hioom1uston Nursery, Mclean Co.
TIJtnRj9 Icy

LIE proprietor OF this largest Western nursery
containing 40 acrcs offers Of the best Quality ani
| at lowest figures
1,o0,No APPLE TREES, 8 to ta1zc, 100, 50 to sto.
5tCo oDWAnF APPLE, 80 to 3oc, g. to IS y doz.
20,C00 PEAR, Dwarf and Standard, i to a yeava
15c to 81 each,
5000 CHERRf, largely Of EARLY Richmond, q
to 35c.
$1,000 cCnRASr, SIC to $3.50 per toz.
oo'ooo eoosEsKRRx, hne year bearing, 5cc Pc,
doz, 100 81.
N'ae B1Ac6 and RAsPBERRrEs. mostly 60c doz
10000 WILSON'S aud other Strawberries moa,,x
5ecper 100
&'te0 GRAPES, Of 80 sorts. Delaware Soc tc
SLIGO, CataWba, Clinton, Ieabella, sqto &C
per ITO.
10000 RHrDARB, best sorts, to 16c.
10000 AFFLB Roof CRAFTS, IS per 1000.
soU'oto Usage ORANGE, sa.5o, or $40 pcr 10, ,Ooo
Pr1set, Sec per 1oo- CUTTINGS, Ounce
Foplarz, oeiersr Willows, including White
or Powder Willow, Soc per 100.
4oo,Nu ETERGREEEs, 6 inches to 15feet. nerfact1p
acclinated.
1e0aCoO SHADE AND TIMBER TREES S11yrn M.
FILE, year, 81 per 100. Box ELDER, or Ash Leared
Maple. IT, 81 q f00; also, larger sizes, BrgcHEs
Am and Eur. White; also, Black and Yellow
win chcstnuts, Cata1pas. Hagnolias, K'ms. Moun-
tam Ash, Tulip Trees, Willows, Poplara, &C., &c.
"eEF1sG TREES, Shrubs, Vines and Creeners.
ECO Eorts OF Roses, PGoN1Es, PnLExEs. Chrva
anthcn'umH. GLAD1olUs, over 50 sortH. DAH11as.
over $50 sorts, from cur * acres last fau =: the
very beet display we ever eaw.
sEfBENAs, over 1C0 sorte. Lilies. Tfper F1o,z..
ers, TnberoseH, Madeira yines, Greenhouse. Red
ding aEd Garden Plants, Sweet Potatoes. Ac. Ar
all at lowest rates
CONE AND SEE, OR send three cent etamn for rot
a'osues BY nail - PRESERVE THIS ron REFER
EECE! = n ="
Bloomington, Illinois, an59td.u
~ For Paper 1.angiugs gu to the old stand OF
+. G. L. Fa1or, 70 Lake street, He has tho hoat
"o'"'en II lae CITY. ap13m
- Buy papc. haagings Of Chase & Co.. ina
Randolph street. NH soor,,
E9 10 to John Jones. 11e Dearborn st.. and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. nnvta
For cleaning and dying gentleman's clotbea
60 to Cook & Mclean, 95 Dearborn-street Th1a
old established houEe do better and cheaner WORT
sAAo oa' Ill tae eits: chilly
~ The Social Of Marines Chicago Duncine
academy (cc1ner Of Clark and Mouroe streets. are
held every Tuesday and Saturday evenings. a,4.ot
III on Dunlop, SeWeIl l. Spa1ding for Printing y
uoT11-h2alIY
, 1862-04-07

~ u:e Rcr E. 81 Boring on the ST Inst in c.-ao,d
1929 qsE4 70 AG CHESTEE H. hHaTTCCK ana tffsss
II tbs cty March 1Ith. 1f62 nv T. n rntt1a ,sr.
"@, aoef ard Ata EMMA L ULIVEE, H
, 1862-04-07

GARpEsER's SOCIETY," There will be a rer.
u1ar meeting Of the Gardeners Society on
Monday evening, at their rooms, No. liz
dearborn street. A quantity Of seeds, sent
here by Hon. L N. Arnold, will be aistrihntcd
, 1862-04-07

II Dr.. Charles Jewett will lecture On
Temperance at the North Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Indiana ard Cass streets, On Mon
day evening, at ~ o'clock. This will be a
highly Instructive and entertaining lecture.
, 1862-04-07
CHICAGO CATTLE mABKRT.

FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL s, 1863.
SATURDAY EVENING, April S, 1852.
tne receipts Of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs DIR
ahg the week ending April S, compare a. fo,,
, 1862-04-07
THE CITY.

~ # james Blue, formerly In the employ
OF the Chicago & Cincinnati Air Line Road.
vii call at the Pittsburgh, Fort WAYNE &,
Chicago Railway passenger depot, he will find
his wife and children. >"~
, 1862-04-07

DFF!Ek OF THE u. q C. AIRLINE r. r
1SS iandolph ST., CHICAGO, April S 1855
On and after Wednesday, April 9th, trains On
INC Cincinnati and Chicago Airline Railroad
VIII Leave the West Side Union Depot, corner ot
Madison and Canal streets, as follows: Dav FL.
pIets and Mail, L. NJ, SATURDAYS excented
Nlsh1 E7press, 6.10 P. NJ, Sundays exceuted
ihs Is the only route by which two Exnre.s
trains arc run through between Chicago and cio-
cinnati daily without change Of cars. thereby
avoiding the possibility Of missing conpections
1he sleeping cars rrn this line are Myers,s i'm.
proved double berth car. The Company b.ve in-
f1ng the past winter, built and opened rst-c1sss
eating houEe at Kokoma Junction, where an
trains stop thirty minutes for meals. For fur,hr
information, see general advertisement in another
eolunn Or apply at the general freight and ticket
othce' 1aa Randolph street, under the Sherman
House, Chicago. an7st
CoUGHs, BRoEcH1T1s.-The entire freedom frono
al deletetious Ingredients and opiatcs. renders
brose7z's bronchial TToches," or Cough and Yo,ce
Lozenges, safe remedy for the most dc1icate f.
male, or youngest child, ana has caused them to
be held in the highest esteem by uersymen, Sing
ers' and Public Speakers, generally. apr77talw
, 1862-04-07

H Five columns Of new advertisements
including auction sa!es and amusements-an
pearing In this issue Of the TRIBUNE, show
which way the wind blows Us regards the ben-
et1ts conferred by printing ink upon diffsrent
kinds Of busfness.
, 1862-04-07
Rg1l1phaIs.

EhlOvAL-L. Dutton has re-
ihc eae osea e II XsEy Stable from Couch Place to
1 +hand9lph and Lake streets lie I'D ssbis y
occupied BY Mr. Dutton- 'o' NV one; % De
, 1862-04-07
y ESIDENCE FOR cArp

II ESIDENCE FOR SALE
- One Of the ,gost attract,va raat1aa..- -.
pi pneitg O. Gheago, substantially built Of Hsohsmd
II M essda E n3!ck and inst completed st cost 81
ae1s f3taatsd ;'s Il the Tae anston
nsn q y to tes.9e and keep thelr reeasas
nonts aud Khere three Of the pest endowed
eeHa Rabs make tle location mos desifsbIe
coan9a 4nas Is sT0 and halt stories e height On
R9 aEs dTsny as!cs g lid
gtEsted tsnts 1asge pats Strawberries 5lanfeE@a ~
Il GulantE r. With great variety Of tSs
I5s RroneItg Will be sold at great saef:dca-ooa
na1 cash with credit for tic balance Far fnrar nsr
, 1862-04-07

dods-ln the early part Of the week the mar
ket was very dun and prices fell 15@2oc; but tn
wards the close Of the week there Eas an impzoy-
cd demand by shippers. and the market rallied
eighty. The eales to-day Indicate the c3os;no
prices, as fellows:
Hoss Avg. Price. Hogs Avg, Price.
e ~ $9.0oI 10 a3G sf
48 922 ae 70 1ro 10
~AA go IL 353 $50
=, sahfF-fhere Is good demand for prime
saeep ana The Gales have ruled principally at 81 GO
~ "nacA prices about 100 head have changed
haHds-aEeragins 109@l9o Da.
, 1862-04-07

NfAf1E-Mr: Neade, the tragedian, will be
tne star at hcQlcker's this week, opening on
MONDAY night in 'sMuch Ado About Nothing.''
a neF burlesQue on the opera of "Norma'' "a
viii form the afterpiecc. with Chaplin in one
OF his best female characters.
, 1862-04-07

6 z E D P T A TO RS
~ ~ . :
Carriers, keshanaecks and Shaker Kuxetts
FOE SEED,
Also faiE Winter Apples at e and s. per barre, at M
. S'"1e 73ees- e. 2. STANLET,
, 1862-04-07


The Second Dutch Reformed Church of this
city, We regret to learn, is about to lose its
faithful and devoted pastor, the Rev. John nf.
Ferris, who is called to Grand Rapids, Mich
D the Dutch Reformed Church Of that citv'
Through series Of years be has perseyered
and overcome obstacles which would have
seemed impossible to men Of the common
standards OF faith and practice. He has stood
STEADY IN his appointed post, while large
number Of others in the ministry have come
and gone, and amidst all the ravases Of death
and the exciting changes Of this city Of fast
movements, he has held On his way until the
impending difficulties which seemed ready Ia
put an end to the enterprise, have been cleared
up, and The way opened for successor who
can devote his whole energies to tic spiritual
good Of the people.
with the characteristic clement of rcrsc.
Verenee, needful in i city like ours, the Dutch
reformed Church Will still hold On, and link
ior the blessing Of God to crown their efforts
10 be continued under the ministrations of a
successor to the retiring Dastor
, 1862-04-07

E At meeting Of the Chicago Tspo-
graphical Union, on Saturday evening, 2. J.
J. O'Connor and Geo. II. Morris were eIcctcd
delegates to attend the session Of the Nations,
Union, to be held in New York on the first
Monday in MAY.
, 1862-04-07

new York Eide nIarlket--Aprtl 8.
come speculative inquiry but no saea ~ i11et negn
ance nave transpired to-day. We ouote Ria
a1ande ;s a9d Buenos Agres at 2aGa5Hc; dry west
sA@6Ac, caEh; city and country Eiaachter at e@ a.
SEC, cash. The stock On hand Is 1aa I'm. aea5nsf
ST, ,M0 same time lagt rear. @o~7-oo' 0s'417s
, 1862-04-07

CoIoss TOR Cos,rAsY A, CH1cAeo 1,oz,r
Aa11L1Ehi.-hiessrs. Edwards and es-Aldcr-
man James Long have had manufactured at
Inc establishment Of Joseph 7. Chambers q
magnificent stand Of co1ors to be presented
carly In The week to Company A. chic,ao
Light ARTILLERY, now in Tennessee. The rce3-
mental flag is Of dark blue silk, six feet s3x
inches by six foot square, aud bears in eo1den
letters the following inscription: "Companv
A. Chicago Light Artillery; Fort Donelson:
from their friends at home" In the centre Of
INC nag is representation Of two cannon.
crossed. The other is beautiful silk, Ameri-
can lag OF about the same Dimensions. in.
scr1oed With the letter Of the COMPANY and
'ne name and number Of the regiment, and is
mso ~, nnely mounted. The two flags cost $17o.
.neS VIII prove most acceptable gift from
~ numerous admirers Of the gallant bows
connected with the battery, in the city. The
present will be cent of on Tuesday,
CAMP DorG1As hAT1ERs.-sixty mara
prisoners have been brought into the camn.
Since those last reported. They were dischaIr'
cd from the St. Louis hospitals,
The following are the deaths amopp nr,sor.
Gre, occurring on Friday:
April eth
F.M Drinkand Co. D I'd Kentucky.
T. Fare. Coates Cavalry.
D ". Strong, Co. I, 9TH Texas.
TPIesioasly reported 1ss
So'Pa3 ---.--...-.-.... 3
, 1862-04-07
AUCTION SALES OF
BUTTS, SHOES AND RROGANN.
GORE WILSON & CO..
54..-.-.-.LAKE STREE,T
We shau oder to the Tsncs a. Auction.

Goods always open for examination
for rrTnfr~ saes tn5oogane1 Tie week Goods packed
~ e"-! ntetenao1s- mh22 n652. .tapl2a
, 1862-04-07

- Messrs. STRIKER d Co., at l41 Lake
street, are in receipt Of their spring stock of
oly goods, and are prepared to open the
spring campaign ~ in full force. We would
call attention to their advertisement in
smother column. Our lady friends Will please
make note Of it.
, 1862-04-07
NJ A r. r Ed

csA on Dunlop, SeweIl l. Spaldine for PRINTING
uov11-h2al-lY
, 1862-04-07

SATURDAY. Evening, april +, 1862.
RECEIPTS FOB LAST THEETF-PoUR HOURS.
, 1862-04-07

AXLE Bo2Es.-Messrs. Parker, Brewster &
Baldwin, OF New York, the Teu-known car.
1lage makers, are the inventors Of the Corn.
gated Case-hardened Ax1e-box, which they
claim never heats, reduces tho friction one
half and retains the oil much longer than any
other. They can be seen at Boyiuetoa,s or
Wright & Curriers' Stables.
, 1862-04-07

LADIES' SEANARY.-It will be observed t1at
Inc summer term Of the newly organized
Chicago Seminary for Young Ladies, will open
to-day. For the present, the pupils viii be
received in The commodious establishment Of
Mons. Berteau, 1o8 Ca=s street. The institu-
ton commences its 1abors under fatter;n,
auspices.
, 1862-04-07

CHICAGO SABBATH ScHooL US1oN.-There
VIII be special meeting Of the Union On Mon
day evening at ~ o'clock, at the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, to take IL
TO consideration the necessary preparations for
the State 3. s. Convention, to be held in our
city the first Tuesday in June next. All friends
OF the cause are invited to attend.