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, 1862-05-03
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED -h1hY 3.
PTep Pes HeBa1S Bae saaas
Ba1E Great West. aeArthnr, Bnaalo.
Brig Roht Holieter. Baker, Bay City, 10 N lum~
her, ,atN bril- eslt-
Br:g Pilgfin, ;M Bafn.; 0sTsgo, s 1901 Il ties.
Scnr Fha3eia Mills, 1Ili, 6nnAlo'
schr Mitchell, Egan, Muskegon, 10 II lumber,
scbr Antelope, Williams, bite River, es N lumber.
seht Asgc. Bergh, Two afverr, AGO + R ties.
schr JANE Lou1sa, Davis, ManiIo#oc, N posts.
seht Enterprise, Peterson, Wlkinson'a Pier, 1909
scht Fisher, Gzasler, White River, 70 N lumber.
ssh1 f!sast: Lysa, ~ silva Creek, i10 cords wood.
schr Sea Star, Reddick, White Lake, 80 n luz,-
schz Maine, stephens, Muekegon. 1l5 N lumber.
schr Albany, Smith, Wolf River s5 m lumber.
sehr West q ind, Lore, Buffalo, 800 brls salt.
Schr Dauntleee. frumba1l. Buffalo, 160 tons coal.
81 cords wood.
schr Honest John, Rolan, Muskegon, 1900 rail
schr Experiment. Dixie, St Joseph. SOS railroad
sear Aneita; Me5eys s 5oEepn, p eds xood: 49,
Sch, Hssic, @ @ Goonell. M Grand Haven. 90 m lumber.
schr Robert Campbell, Dillon, 1uskegon. 90 m
scnr Maple Leaf Dnrana, oswego. 700 brls salt.
Schr william Aldrich, Simpson. Two Rivers, 5ooo
cedar posts ....... -.
seAr Rebecca, Davidson, Buffalo, 50 tons pig iron.
ScoW Storm, Gcllnt. White River. % n 1nnl0er-
scow Laurel, Patterson, Wehster's Pier. 50 cda
wood.
Sew Hunter, Williams. Mnskegon, 1so N lun1
bcr.
CLEARED>-.... Mar !.
Prop Detroit, Pratt, Goderch, $50 hrls -four, sst
brls pork, 2O0 bu barley, 61 bn rye,
] Prop Mohawk Pheatt, Buffalo, 5000 brls douE
16CQ brls pork.
Bark Fame, Harvey, Bnfalo, Is, 600 bu corn.
| Schr Nightingale. Stephens, Bafalo, 1900 bu
| scbr Ageine, Falkner, osxcgo. 1900 bu wheat.
| Schr Planet, Lynn, Silver Creek.
! Scbr Farmer, Lewia, St Joseph.
Schr Honest John, Rolan, Musk= =gon.
| sthr Experiment, Dixie, BEo2sons Iarbor-
| S.hr Ameli3, Morey. St 5oseph-
I Schr Magic, '-onneli, Grand Raven.
| Schr Robert Campbell, Dillon, Kenoshs.
[ Schr I'm aldr7ch: Simpson, Two Rivers:
| Schr Enterprise, Peterson, u lGin@ou'a Pier.
| schr Fisher, eraser. kalamazoo
| Schr Warner. Manning, Kingston, u, s5e bn wheat
J Sctr Alpha, Gwynn. south Haven
| Scbr Argo. Pergh, Green Bay.
| Sew Laurel, Patterson, Webstets F1er.
| Ecow Hunter, Williams, Muskegon-
, 1862-05-03
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET,
:RoF the Week Ending Aprn 80, 1869.

rFrom the New York Tribune, Thu4sdayl
:. BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market at FortS-foarth
The prices to-day sre quoted as follows:
s5sst Msdfu9% 9aaty:.. akSgs akgsz Ordinary -..7o7
@ Geme extra good beevss may be quoted at DC.
Ihe general average OF the market at fnu &c.
The most uf the Gales range from 7H@sKc-
Total number Of heeves received ID The city this
This Is 1,1se head leas than last week, and $50
head Less than the average Of last year. TIE ~
eEnge nnmhsr e q each Wednesday market LIST
G beng Is % shoWa ED nTe 1ns faan the 1er sye;
age, and 1,es5 head less than this day week.
BEETEs FROM THE p1FFEREEr STATES,
4. n. Allerton Z Co., psoprletors Of the Wash
tugton Drove Yards Forty-fo1Eth street, report
New York .,:......,-,199 Kentucky $500 ---... ss
Ohio Wisconsin. .....-.... II
M1fno9s 1Rq1aas u II a1ca'gan
THE CLOSE OF TEE 1ARKEr.
Vtdaesday: Apyil so-The weather having
Cleared up little before sundown yesterday, and
butchers finding The supply likely to prove made,
paid .heis prices and nearly cleared the yarts be-
| lore dark, 60 that the few cattle for sale this
morning have sold at ful rates Of yesterday, 81
better than last week, and has improved from tie
opening to- the close, and would have taken seTe-
1 I'll hundred more II theY had been on sale. Drov-
! ets leave the market feeling much bette. than
| they entered It, and encouraged that next week
t will not proVe any ~ofse than this
! TIE ROC MARKET.
! Receipts this week, 1851
Quotar1ons, $750G3.s7K a cwt. live weight FOL
coinfed Hogs. and 50 2sD3.5o for distfaery-Sed
t are The rates given BY Heusy D. Grant, Superin
tendent Of the market: The market is quite over,
stocked with small, lean hogs, only At for stock
| which there Ia RA1a 4 H{fE
trying to compete with Western pork makers ans
don't want stoee hoss. This iz proved BY the fec
that come lots have been sold here that were eenI
to Brighton, and finding no purchasers, were sem
back here to cell At the low rate quoted above.
! Geo. ". DoTInan gives the following as tn
price Of hogs this week:
Live wgt. Dead weight
Firgt quality cornfed, large
size c....-.-.--.-.........3 3z@sxc 44144
| Second quality corn-fed- 80. 3HI3Ec 4HG4A
| First quality, sman sizes,
| fat and prime, for market '.....
butchers = 49,. -. 2x@a c 4H@4x
| Large size still fed. fat. So. 3A9sAc 4 @41
/ Second quality stiEfed ~ 3zGI3Ec i OAK
, 1862-05-03
The Warehousemen and the Chicago
Tribune

a meeting Of the Board Of Trade was held this
Friday) evening at their rooms, the object Of
which was to consider communication from the
warehousemen Of this city, demanding the e1pul-
sion Of the commercial editor OF the TRIBUNE, be-
cause he had made aecuaations Of fraud against
some Of them! The novelty Of the accusations
seemed to affect the Board in such manner as to
throw it entirely into 'pi,' and the meeting end
cd in smoke. Meanwhile, We "still live" to de-
ropnce fraud, whether perpetratcd by warehouse
men or ttauy other man,
, 1862-05-03
::.arts anu :5ctknres.

.M ,ADAhIE. CORA, JAMES. THE
Fbftnntegtst and AaHolo&Ak, eA0 ne consulted ~
Asdfes 80 Gentlemen ~ N thrg. pertainiax = sas
VhEh EAtuea and nus haya Traced tQ: fha 0oeo OF ~
human be3ngE With Sf ts to ~ q o1eo h9ak.
egest sad Iau- sults< fatfz Of ahtene t1en3A aad
I'D. Wkleh tsonsaHse III 10 %. Don't -pro:xaafaste
sathh b faxe ehance. but c5ne at qups.
Boon II, Poster House. - >xF$33pS Il :;
, 1862-05-03
NntirE to GpntIactDrS.
NEAIED PROPOSALS WILL Be

w TtfAIT1U 7 &A<J1 N1<1AsC ~ 1LL ID e
- see.xed r.aa 1eyaI etf1zFns z oo1 It he Office Of
Iouia no ttll i O'Clock M, Mor1aI Msy Ma ~ Al
for Nom 100 o9o 2 e{oo bushels Of ats oo0 h,sa
hontr At any Of tne Railroad Depots Or tsansost
la1d1ka il The ety Of = LoiA free OF drayaRe Oa:s
grsia Eesss 81 e E n Eaod Eane saa be aeesd i sse
per xeeE Bids for each 1ind 81 zrasn n.rst ~ 80
segasaseiy: sad ssdo,sed q -Frops1s ior oass.$ sad
~Fyeposas 1q1 Eofu Ho bids vii be received rrles6
endorsed hJ swo 1espeasthie nanes- Al bidders are
xsapestea e ns nstscne rEoAr1Lr At tas openaE of
r~eeed- The rights reo 1sed % rtect snr Or iii tho
bids 81 .EHAPMAM, 4 q "
st. LooA April r. 1s6a- nTip4s-.d .
, 1862-05-03

FRIDAY EVENING, Hay = 1851.
BEEF FcATTlE.-There ia still an active demsnd
far Beef Cattle by shippers, Government contract
ora and feeders. and the make. remains very
iin-especallS for the higher grades The Gales to-
, 1862-05-03

briq. Tha raarkct il fsrm Wit, Dir dautsad
Sales Of western superhne It 9s.75; hns1 $50
kls14: extra S59H6sTh: supettat $5-1REI q
bf!, Southern tE quiet md thsrn IL no ehanggein
psicts.--...
, 1862-05-03

gentlemen who hare undertaken To- organize
this Club, we predict that 1t will be 8 first. |
glass Cricket Club, and a. such, ne would: ad-
wise all who are disposed cricket~wlse, to BE- |
present ut the meeting tonight.
APRIL F1REs.-During the month OF April
just passed, there we're eleven fires and three
false alarms. The aggregate loss Was s., $50:
Tie insurance $3 800. In March there were
nine fires and ak false alarms; the loss was
e, ,e25, Of which e, $50 Vas insured.
FoR THE NINETEENTH.-1ra J. Clark Of this
regiment requests us to state that any one
wishing to send letters to the boys, can do SO
By leaving them at the County gent Hansen's
Office, IS State street, between this and Tues
day evening next.
James Duffy, the well known tohaceon-
list, yesterdn5 Bont one Thousand magazines,
Including the 4Naask, Harper, &C., to the
Sanitary Commission, to be distributed among
our soldiera.
# The well known HutchinBon Family
will give one OF their popular concerts, On
next Wednesday evening, May 7th, at Bryan
Hall. See advertisement.
New C1TY OFFICERs>-The inauguration Of
| the Mayor and Aldermen elect will take place
t at the Council Chamber on Monday, the 5tn
inst, At O'Clock Pm.
| REaovlL.-h1essrs Burlington Is Scranton
| have removed their extensive stock Of Ship
| Cbandlery to the spacious store No. 209 South
| Water street, corner Of Wells street.
LAuScH.-A new steam tug will be launch
ed at the ship-yard Of J. ". Banta, on the
South Branch, this afternoon at o'clock.
PERsoSL.--Co1 Jennison, Of Kansas, ar
rived in this city LAST evening, and stops al
the Sherman House,
M1cnIGAS CENTRAL RA1LRoAD.-The fol
lowing change Of running time On this Roai
viii take place on Monday, May4:
TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO,
| 5:ooa N. For New York and Boston.
| 10 :. n. cipctnpatf and Louisville.
TRAINS ABK1vE II CHICAGO.
s:1sa. n. From New York and Boston.
~ ST :: n. :: Cincinnati andLoaissille.
| S1t p. N. =
| SH1Hrs-The most perfect fit and the finest fl
t ished is the Sam Brown Shirt. Call at No. rrt
mont Block, Dearborn street, In basement.
may5-6t.
H Mad. Yictorine Houard, Magnetic az
Clairvoyant Doct1ess ,has removed to 43 Michiga
Aycnue. my1St
Nedding and fl taIz" Cards, ns,o styles, write
and engraved: by the Yankee Gard IFr{ter," g
Sherman House. Mali two red stamps for sampler
!. ! ap9st
~ A good shade hanger wanted. Apply to
G. L. Faxon, 70 Lake street. apatp743
Go to John Jones, lib Dearborn st., and get 70.
i Clothes thoroughly cleaned and nestly repaired.
noT12
! sCsll On Dunlop, sewel j. Spalding for Printing
! noy1th2al1y
Q ~ Buy paper hangings Of Chase Co., II
+ Randolph street, = nh 93na
GAS FrTTNG.-Careful vyork1ncn to move 81
put up gas fixtures aud gas pipe at 49, Lake stree
II II. n. Wi1marth. sp 17-15t.
Gas FIxTrREa.-Tbe place to get new styles
n low figures, 1872 Lake street, b II Wi1uarth
O ap 17-15t
= E For cleaning and dying gcnt!euan'e c1cth
60 to Cook g. Mclean, 98 Dearborn-street II
= old established house do better and cheaper NO
, 1862-05-03

To 1iserpool, 1s.coo -bukh corr were taken at
SID. in bulk Z 500 b1ls fouf 1t ~ -439as 44d,
mostly 1t the inatde rate; ESQ boxe4 bacon ut aas
I'd: and cases hoop skifts as ga Sd .u1easnte-
neIt- To LonEon. 6 900 bush WheAt At 74d+ n
bnIk 159 tons Canada batss al a0s 2 ton: 800
boxes bacon, 90 hhds hams, md ten hi1s oil eake
at ~ "a; & tcs beef at "a Sd ss eris pork At g
I'd: md S.,eo gals oil 1t s5s: and by steamer, 1m
I'D IN shp's ssgs, md ! 90 hf1a touz It b i'd
, 1862-05-03

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T5bune.l
DETROIT. May 2, 1862.
Dows-PropeIleEa Racine. Comet. lows. Du-
bnque: Fargpe Flying Mist; Rrlgs Rio Grand
Powhattan, 1roquoib, Walbzidge, Mohegsn
Schooners Midd1ese1, Iron Sides, AbatroBs, Clip
eey, CIa1abel. Sibley, Groas, Anderson
UF-Prope,Iers Fountain CITY, Plymouth
Barquee De Soto, Adristtc: schoouers Hart, Per-
seTerence, Nonparcn,. WoxthIngton, Aldebarn,
Ostrich, Grover, Ontario, Orion, Daueey, Gasss
Cock, Rogers, Marco Polo, San 1aeinto.
VESSELS PASSING rHRoCGH THE WE1I-ANr
CAHAl.-We are indebted to Capt. E. r Darr fol
the following list Of vessels passing through tha
eli
, 1862-05-03

E For cleaning and dying gcnt.eznan'e c]cthes
60 to Cook g. Mclean, 9s Dea1born-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. ebN-ly
, 1862-05-03
Buffalo Grain N[arket~~May /

Buffalo Grain MaraEet~-hEay l..
Mheat-The market yesterday vas less aetivs
With 3Atr milling inquiry. sa1es foot np 1o,Sn
bush Canada club at Soc; T,0o0 bush No. Chicago
spring at SIC: and boat 1oad niIed red "1n1er
more active ~ilh fair demand and IN advancing
te1deocr. Sales 25, ,s00 bushels; 3 $40 bush a.
S.4c: 7tg0 bush on private terms; 2.0D bash at
dsm-hotders asking &c for old No /. oats quiet
Demand limited to city use, Held at S193se. ho
ealeH- Barley In very moderate demand foz mail
Arrivals from Chicago far 10 1er pricss. Nominal
At 6sA7oc- No bales- Rye IN limited demand Iof
diatillirg and malttrg... Sales zoo9 bush western
, 1862-05-03

GAS F1rTEo.-Carefnl workmcn to move and
put up gas fixtures aud gas pipe at t6a Lake street,
II. n. Wi1marth. ap 17~15t.
, 1862-05-03

Eighteen boats were engaged yesterday 1t 1ee
for wheat to Eew York. md several for corn at
1s4@t4t,: A gnf,d supply Of boats here, aud mnrs
rM atFfTe withtn a daJ Or two afser tne opening
Of the esna1s<-Exznrss, Hog 1ak.:
, 1862-05-03

Go to John Jones'. lib Dearborn st., and get yons
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neat1y repaired.
ncy11
, 1862-05-03

w ANTED-To Purchase on the
" llns Of the Illinois Central Railroad. 4 Farm
ton. wi.h s suitab1e puildnga Wonla prefer plaee
sumed By the purctaaer Must not Be over sixty.
AesIer than ,h'{tr n1,leE ef Chicago Address Eisa
Etw Fo1k- Also duplicate Of address to EhiSaso
T1tbuIP. aHIps9aiE
, 1862-05-03

ITO ORENT-House No. 234 Ontario
1 stseet-Eent eco per AMMAN. Inquire Of E. ".
GRIFFIN. next doot, corner Dearborn street. ftom
atreer, aus p9}lm
, 1862-05-03

DANJO! BANJO!! BANJO II
- TIE BaDio tsught in rwensy Lessons By hr
CHARLES HaRRIS the usoat experienced and Euc
cesfnI teacher Of the Banjo in the United Ststss Ad
d1ess Box ll7a Post Office o. st the frIouuc Oee. In
nledate1y. or FALL at Us state strseL apH-pssiiw
, 1862-05-03

sHnrs-Tbe most perfect fit and the finest fl
fshed is the Sam Brown Shirt. Call at No. I IRE
mont Block, Dearborn street, in basement.
, 1862-05-03

citizens, the procession led hT Tue Great
Western and Light Guard Bands.
B- An adjourned meeting Of Clergymen
aud others Interested in securing more eff
| cient Tract distribution in this city, Will be
+! held at the rooms of the Young Mems Chriz-
| tan Association, on Monday, May S, st two
| o'clock P. N. All friends Of the Traet cause
; ere requested to be present.
Pastors will please give notice Of this meet
| ing from their pufpits.
| BAD Ei6S.-The1e weru only 135 mar
fitge Licences granted in this city during the
month Of April, showing a decrease Of thirty
nine on the corresponding month OF last year
THIS certainly looks bsd for Chlcago. But
when The war is over and the "oold soldier
boy5'' return home, we may anticipate differ
ent development Of figures.
| ~ The United States Circuit and Superior
Courts will resume their business on Monday
morning next, May 5th- There will be no tri
ais By Jury in either Courts during the first
weeks proceedings. The Circuit Court o.
Cook County, before Judge Manieffe, will re
sumo their business this morning, May I'd
commencing at 9 T. N.
AFoRTrHArR REscGE--0u Thursday after
noon yourgster, aged about eight years, I'll
into the river and would haye drowned nu
for tbs presence hard by Of Patrick Vim. :
drayman, WHO plunged into the river apt
bronght the little fellow safely to the shore
and restored him to his parents,
B Fine Furniture, Piano Forte, &c, a
, 1862-05-03

~ a good shade hanger wanted. Apply to E.
G. l.. Faxon, 70 Lake street. ap2tp743
, 1862-05-03

Nedding and ' Caz' Cards, n@w styles, written
and engraved; by the ss Yankee Gard TFr{ter," at
Sherman House. Mali two red stamps for samples.
, 1862-05-03

ITO RENT.-The four story and
Il basenea- brick store No. q aud q Market street,
In the north halt Of LandB Block Apply 10 GElDEA
0fnes No. over II Wells street. up p1E&iu
, 1862-05-03

TO RENT.-The pleasant and com,
cen i els and FsanSu ii stands on IS fser lot
frorttng soutr. and has ga water sever connection,
large 6otded yard, md c1rrans Easaen n bearing.
EoEge caes within two blocks Apply 70 S. GREE
LEY, No, 6 Washington street, Portland Block q On
, 1862-05-03

SrsGEs11oS.-Wc STE by the Providence
Jtsaa..ol that the ice men Of that city have
shipped a cargo Of ice to Newbern, n c., for
the ute of the Rhode 1siand soldiers located
there. Here is 8 suggestion worthy of being
carried out here ln Chicago Probably moth.
ing tist cunld be na1ntd you'd be received
with higher qualification BY cur soldiers at
Shiloh ard other southern battle fields.
, 1862-05-03

ITO RENT.-Brick Stores No. 40,
l. e. IL q and 10 With ce1Ja1son North Cla1K street
Also. No. iS3 and is Kinzle st. ali SITUATED nader the
Foster House corner Of North C!srk and kinzis ST.
For terms apply tc GEORGE f. FOSTER. 2ia South
Water street. 1hl4nf196W
, 1862-05-03

:" ANTE BIN the North Dr.
~ WHOM b5 = gentleman sud bis VIII. suite Of
furstsheo IRONS vtIn board Location ne.T LncaEo
Avenue Of Clark Ettett. AdpzeS4 with re
Il - Trsbu;xs Once. ap2GuS Hlw
, 1862-05-03

& AKE SUPERIOR CHARCOAL
PIG IRON
A coes3xrtnant o1 this vu1f known Iron INT
G. e MECQMHCk L {"
sy47HI4 Axeoh &r Nsu1aEkxSWx
, 1862-05-03

New SEWING MACu1sE--A new sewing ma.
chine has been introduced into our city. Il is
manufactured by the Florence Sewing Ma
chine Company. This machine is 50 con
st-uctcd that four different stitches are made
Ey this the operator is enabled to reverse, it
ar jnstant, She direction Of the seam, OF
&ba1:Ee tie stitch. We suggest to all 1aiic:
vlo anticipate purchasing machines, to t4ke
! lok at the new candidate for public favor
| The n1aebincs can be seen at the salesroom .
! ". G. Mason, l24 Lake street, who is ageu
| the q auufycturrfs,
, 1862-05-03

RoBAEaY.-About s o'clock Friday morning
Mr.. Morris, Of the firm Of Groves E Morris,
lumber dealers, II South Canal street, left his
cf1ice for about three minutes, to attend to
some business in his yard, leaving his outside
door open and his safe unlocked. During his
brief absence some bold robber entered the
front door, p1ied open drawer in bis safe,
took out s55, and made his escape. There
were about $50 in another drawer Of the safe,
which the rascal had not time to secure.
While the robbery Vas in progress, another
man, probably confederate, Was seen stand,
ing In front Of the office, closely watching fol
the approach OF Mr. Morris. 4 man in Messrs.
Groves & Morris's employ was loading team
in IN alley Immediately adjoining the office
~hen the robtsery took place.
, 1862-05-03

Tctal this month to ate. IS ATS 09 65 35f.52
Total since January IT,. .23l ,67l,41 301.S10s8
GALEAA & CHICAGO VH1ex RA1l8nAn.-The fol-
loving arc the earnings Of this road fof the week
Gliding Apt1l Mth, 1853:
1efl. 1859. .....
Freight. RS $50 a $.67H.n &1o.t3a . Dec
Psgeergeft.. h5l6,29 7fB.69 1.sa3 60 Inc
Mails, &c., 1.11520 1953.0o tA.SQ Inc.
, 1862-05-03

Of the South A plump refusal don't seem
| to meet their case; they still persiat and
! plta1-,hat is, the ladies do-and the men
| grow ipsolent-as in the Peter Shrimp case
] and crrsc, and threaten the officers with Ill
| sorts Of vengeance, such aa reporting them to
the authorities ut Washington, or to General
Ha0ecR- These last threats are foolish
enough, and show lack Of common sense or
something worse. These men ought to know,
ii passion and stupidity did not blind them,
that reporting the officers OF Camp Douglas,
or any other camp, to their superiors for ad-
herring to their strict line Of duty, IS not apt
to seriously damage them with those to whom
alone theY are responsible, and from whom
come these very orders at which these "soge~
refrps'' aim their anatbemas. To refresh
1he memory Of these gentlemen, and Ia
! dies too, We reproduce the following order,
which controls The conduct Of Col Mulltgan
as to visitors, &c, and which he Is bozf'td to
adLere to, OF he must submit himself to the
discipline Of his tuperiors:
/ GEN. HoYF4As's ORDER.
, To Col, huliigan, commanding at Camp Doug
xar IN soar eharee vel prorided for il every way
t hnEt1ag the best posrible care taken of them
The presence Of visitors among the prisoners
5 fa attended, with much ineonven{ence and desti
Il ment 10 The service I thesrtors request tha,
The PRISONERS desire to make them preseuts OF At
4 ttc1es NOT objectionable they wifi Eladly be re
Il ceived and dletrib1tcd Es requested Articles To-
- | the sick must be gent TO the hosptta1 and usei
= under the direction Of 9he surgeon In charpe
Z Money can on1y be Allowed In small uuantIsIes.
"Cxpt- Potter will furnish, On your reQnisition
all artfelee abepfute1y nece8sar for the health an
NJ comfort pg the prso1iers- Please consult ecopou
& IN this "a rnuch az possible
81 1.-THE regular ration fs larger than fs necessar
ID for living quietly In camp. and BY
a. withholding some razt OF II. to be sold to th
re- Cqrumtaeary, with which 4 fund may be crested
* with which many articles needful to the pr.
~ mar be pn1chaKed, md thus save expense to tn
m Government Very respectfully.
IL Lieut. Col eth 1rf and Com Gen. nf Prisoners.
q. 2 This Is Col Mulligap'z rnle Of conduct, an
On 1t saiu be adhered to. WIN those interesto
ss make note ot s.
In Il new order Of things haa besn institute
among; the: .prtsoners IN regard to mons
g gent them.py friends. Formerly 1t WAS dlstril
= utea among them.hy Col H., On cetsln day.
, 1862-05-03
~
a111uFe11tE1tt8.

MeVICKER'S THEATRE.
w MadIson street, between stste and Dearborn.
Doox5 open 1t1A O'clock. .G0ttatn fises q. =.
, 1862-05-03

H Mad yictorine Holla1d, Magnetic ard
Clairvoyant Doctress, ,has removed to 43 Michigan
Aycnue. my2-St
, 1862-05-03

OF THE
~ REBELLION,
FOB PUBLIC EXHIBITIONS,
With views Of all the principal battles incidents and
nen Full catalogue sent nee by JAMES #. QGE ZEN
4 CO. aA Cncsnut st1eeI. Ph1adeph1a. my2 pesslm
, 1862-05-03

rEf5UN11ttrn
III, n, and hos,5 ,7ron cv;d.ncc that cso+t ha
f,...a
toubo~
MT WR1enT {cnairman Of the co1nmittee|
,n,,v,s as - sr,.na,,s,+ shot ,ha .,,n,,;+e
10>~' 40 ~ eAaS SAaA.sAe, taeS ~1Ae eouil411s
Tee ee Expelled from the Board.
Mr, Wa,eouss motion was then pnt .,nnn Its
F1' ~
I"seaEe, oot 1a''eo 70 prevail "hefeopon
lcpg pasliaulntarY discussion ensued as to
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Wle1net M aoaga a44ieoui11u1 MIA 4uAsueo
by ths action. Mr. Hough made brilliant
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claFge 10 rescue hls amendment anQ easea H.
IT., po,rd then aat In Drofuund silence for
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thrte minutes to listen to the reading OF tae
sr;5.,c, .,r+ ,,,,od- sac,noa d;snnsrd tn read
tAs "''s@'
the evidence, and nobody could tina e1y TO
uad.
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epecfal meeting Of the Board Of Trade was
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he3a last evening al their roons to take action
unnD 4 communication ecre;red fran fhe
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Wa1ehouseme1- lhe meeting was largely at
+enaed md consianrsh,e sn,fi+ ana e<o;te.
'~o0' 1Ao @>~1s>'
nent prevailed, IS Rln &c seen b5 our report
The Chairman. G. r. Wheeler called the
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dlsneuk{nr with 1he es1{iru of the rail stated
, 1862-05-03

Total deaths. .269
The sanitary condition Of our OWL troops at
Camp Douglas was never better. There are
only four members Of the Irish Brigade in the
hospital, and perhaps double that number Of
Col CaneFon's b9th Illinois.
, 1862-05-03

TEE DEAD or THE CHICAGO ART1LLERY-
The Committee who went from here week
or two since for the bodies Of the Killed Of the
Chicago Artillery, arrived here last evening,
at half past nine. with the bodies Of Faruhau1,
Flannigan, Russell and Paddock, Of Co. A.
and Pusz and Sargent Of Co. B. They also
brought the body Of a soldier belonging to au
infantry regiment, BY the name of Rockwell
from Gcneya. Powell's body was not recoy.
e7ed. The funeral IF Russell will take place
frorn St. James church On Sunday next The
rest will be publicly buried from Bryan Hall
| Z week from Sunday,