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, 1862-06-02

4 Splendid Reception by Americans
and Germans,


:, a spontaneous and enthusiastic meeting of
the friends Of Gen. Sigel vas held at TEMPER
ance Hall yesterday afternoon, for the purpose
OF making arrangements for calling upon the
gallant hero Of Carthage and Pea Ridge. At
eight O'Clock IN the evening WAS the hour des-
ignated.
At the designated hour the square at the
corner OF Seventh street and Pennsylvania
avenue sWarmed with German aud American
citizens, who formed and marched In process
sion, under the escort of 3 fine band, to the
head reached the hotel, extended in solid
maE6 nearly to the Kirkwood house. and
soon almost the entire area OF Fourteenth
street, between Pennsylvania avenue and F
street was packed with dense mass Of hu-
man 1be n 1e1Rgs osd ssydnE e. mvoeerous as as
hero Of Pea Ridge" etc.
The General appeared, and was introduced
IN handsome style by J. r. French, Esq, Of
the committee.
Gen. Sigel said he had not come to crafty
at the direction Of the President, and to see
what he would have him do; otherwise he
should do Injustice to the gallant soldiers OF
the West, who had fought at Fort Henry.
Fort Done1son, Wilson'S Greek, and Pea
Ridge. It WAS no time to crafty personal
vanity; he only wished to sec if be could be
OF any service further in the glorious cause in
which bis sword was unsheathed; and he
brought with him hearty greeting from the
army of the West There was no difference
between the army Of the West and the army
Of the Potomac. They were I'LL the cherished
soldiers Of the same glorious Union In the
isolation Of the Western prairies he had
thought that the army would not forget tue
brave men struggling there; and lie had
found that the American soldiers wanted to
fight He believed that bad retreat was bet,
| ter than good stand still. There should be
no rest till the country is safe, and every city
In the South should be centre of liberty,
with the rights Of free speech and free assem-.
hlage In the fullest exercise. Where such
rights arc exercised there can be no tyranny,
In thanking the audience for their kindness,
he would not regard this compliment as per.
sonal to him, 60 much as manifestation o'
sympathy with the army that has fought so
braxely upon the bloody fields of the West
! His remarks were received with frequent
Cheering, and were closed amid thuudeIs oj
| applause.
Brief and eloquent speeches were also made
by Carl schurz, Owen Loyejoy, Z. B. Wash
d:Gncreed "N
, 1862-06-02

WASHINGTON, May 3l,-The Committee Of
Ways and Means will not completely frame
their tariff bill until that for laying iuterna~
1lonal tax shall have been disposed Of, as the
rates as those imposed on domestic articles
of similar character
, 1862-06-02
FROM TEE BLocKAD1Nc prpr
Handsome Record OF 4 Federos
Steamer

New YoRK, May 31.-The Northern Light
brought in Is prize the schooner Agnes q
sso s@ooa, ss, 81 Wilmington: n; c., captured by
e@sEo Of cotton and turpentine.
n4smkGToF, Nay 3L-On the 13th the
esha3 1hnea States steamer Hattcras captured the
TUE ns steamer Gov. A. Morgan, in Berwick
.s5ea, Say, asom sahne Pass She WAS loaded With
1e ~ H.. qst government provisions. Also,
attempting at to leave Berwick Bay, loaded ~ With
Eo naes e., Q! cotton, also lot Of turpen,ine,
= IN the otn lnkt the same steaue, chased On
t6ao1e iRe Feqs. Steamer Fashion, also loaded
With cotton aud turpcntine, She was then
fired b1 her OWL crew.
, 1862-06-02

TIE CONNECTICUT LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
PAEE.-ln another column will be found the
card Of L. D. Olmsted d Co., setting forth
with convincing figures and facts the adyan-
tages OF the Connecticut Life Insurance Com
panJ, for which tho ADORE firm are agents.
The abundant capital Of this company, its
thorough responsibility, and its rigid econo-
my. assuring large dividends, at once Indicate
its claims upon the public.
, 1862-06-02

ENLARGED THEIR QuAR7ERs.-S. L. Under
wood and Ben. ". Underwood have associated
themselves With the well known firm Of Un-
derwood d Co., commission merchants. It's
an index Of their business prosperity that
they have enlarged their borders, By taking a
warehouse in an eligt le situation opposite
the Board Of Trade, We wish them success
in their new Guarfers
, 1862-06-02

ST. LOUIS, May s0.-Brig, Gen. schoteld,
commanding the Missouri State militia, has
all guerTiIlas and marauders in this State,
when caught in arms, engaged in their un1aw-
full warfare, will be shot down on the spot,
and all citizens who give shelter or protection
to these outlaws, OF Hho fail to give all assist
ance in their power to the military authorities
in detecting and bringing them to punish
ment, will be regarded and treated as aider5
and abettors of The criminals.
, 1862-06-02

The Liverpool steamer Was telegfaphed this af-
ternoop, with three days Late. pegs-reporttug
Breadgtuds slightly lower.
There vas coed attendance On Change to-day.
and husiness w,s nu5te lively.
THE wheat narket onared h,far- apd nr7.oa "a.
,anced ac on No i. an1 1m1zc on M snr;,1N
the demand heinp chieav for +ba 1,tta- n-.5o
Before the close however. the advance IN NJ, gos
1ost and Nh ZEN hack 1<6a1c nor hn.ho, sn5
closed nniet. THE atcamer,a raro :, ~ .na.
noo7 had ro+ba, dor-ose;.,,, aaa,t -, .ta rs-,-s.
or aT, GRADES abon+ :, oo hno1,o1s so,a - e.
for No Red aac far No Red s2c7ss,<c f,r Ar.
her lows. seGs11<c tor M + snr;1rr ard ua-o,
FIR M snrinr-tha hn1- ~ no sa1os ho;n1 'ot ~
so1<c7s1c r. Eo ana ~ ~ Eao IS ao ao
.5 ~. "' ~
The F1our mar1pt cnntinuea 7n11 and oo-aaao5
o,a ,ho~a ,-oa -. a;ao,:4ion n nnrch.ca nn1as.
- "''' 49,. eno - ' taaas . =.
a. asss an 1auout !'ooo olle enAueu '''s A'
49, 80 ~" GI.u.s ~ 'e-S soou eA1Sas lug
Aa 49, oee ~ ~ gu .oanu noopeAs afe limited
- eo.'esko.o' ses1a1 !ouuu 1o1s were solo 10
tas vi pA1foLe seAAs-p4A BehelaAJ ludetSIoQQ 70
, 1862-06-02

Prop G. Mea1s, Blodgett, Lincoln
nbas 3nn W.. oo9 aoIf-' o1 'oo w."
Prom Lady franklin, Napier. ST. Joseph. 175 bu
corr, sundfies
oafk inos .t e. fa1A' h1t<eiooon' haogstoa' !s,'co
Br;e Banner. stebbtns, Colborne, 17nco 1,u corn.
Brig Lowell, Simmons. Montreal, 18,0oJ bu wheat.
schf spartan, ho9elts: alaAu 1tsEs1 E -,ron
JILL = carn na1Aop7' 10'"'' III
Eehr Arrow. Tfmmezly, Buffalo, 4, 275 bn co1n.
Schr Wm- Aldrieh. Simpson, Two Riyers.
@ Scnf gossepn1ne nfe9den, f19n19aa, Ins14o1@e'Ae'
Schr Gem Emhrei MnsEesnon ~
Sehr Ashtabuis, Hammer, North Bar.
en- 4 ~ R1iohsTnn1. Ksren,i1 T9eG Pira,a
Schr Toledo, Thompson, White Lake.
seoW iempeat' Newton. halanazoo.
VESSELS PASSED DETROIT.
rc,.,,,-.-..-I
lepeclai Olspatea 10 Tue Cn1eago If1oune-I
DETHo1T Nav 81 1882.
tFcprops Eyefgresn' city Ga'sna: Caldwell
sens, Constitution. Northwest, De Soto, Major
Anderson. oconto. r =. sbenard sherman r.
ooAN"' " s"epAAu1 e1sin0n, A0~
Tenna, Col. Ellsworth Schrs Star OF Hope, Gren-
ada, Curtis Mann, Ford, Wings Of the Wind, 6. D.
n.on.-oc, M,rta-,noo c. 60 80 u.oh-
Do1S1' 1tolu opn1e, n0se n01n :.
man, uyphen, Comet, Rainbow, White Sauau.
Gariba1di, Musk1ngum, Cochran, PatrickHenry,
bf'e j. 1- Desniet. ocor5 Anen' netanaa' u
Reeve, Snowdrop, Catherine, Darlington.
Weather cloudy; wind east.
n-..,a.- <e,o "a
OE1holFs ouno l. 1eos.
TP.-Prop. Potomac; bafks II. II. stanard,
Golden Fleece. bries F. B. Gardner. E. ". Cross
49,. 49, o1 - So r.-..'
4A.-AEs' II sea1s. a. " !aore5' seao4o' eontes''
W-J- Preston, Hamlet, Mountai1eer, Berlin, Jane,
Ann Marsh, H. Mitchell. 8. q. Kimbal1 John Har-
rc~ carrinc4on ans+-,1;a r..-1- rr,r.-,,xs ~
- ~ 711,, De.,AAA, ianA tAa"1otos ~
So1'o, tot- TA1ams Daepasch, Empire STATE
DoHE.-Prop. Mohawk; schrr. Ca,thsreniau
/ Museey, Middlesex.
, 1862-06-02
A Soldier Poisoned,
Y ToRK, May 31.-The New

6u4e's Washington dispatch says soldiers ofa
Rhode Island regiment who arrived this morn
inc say that one Of their number was poisoned
in Baltimore on his way to Washington. He
had been inyeigled into a refreshment saloon,
where soon after eating, he was thrown into
violent spasms. His life is di6paired Of
, 1862-06-02

To REcRurrs.- Captain John Williams aud
Lieuts. NJ Salisbury and Thomas sewcll, the
lattera typo Of this Of1c, are recruiting COM
pony for the three months service, at the
zouayc Armory, corner Of State aud Randolph
streets. This is to be Q crack corps and IN
eligible company in every particular.
, 1862-06-02
Movements OF Troops-
[From the Leavenworth {Kansas) CONSERVATIVE,
29th

The companies Of Capts- Mersick, Thornton
and Merriman, Of Lees regiment, left on the
Emma last night
TWO Wisconsin regiments. and the remsin-
der Of Col. Lees Kansas 7th will leave for
Corinth this morning. The Estella and Rus
the whole brigade will move do@n to-day.
The flotills with the remainder Of General
Mitchers Brigade will stop at the 1evee this
morning. Gen. Blunt and st.f with the Post
Battery will BE- present and . salute Of eleven
guns will be fired.
The Emma went down last evening with
the gallant 8th. There Tas immense cheering
when they left.
, 1862-06-02

NEW BooKs.-"A1temus Ward" "Paul
Fenold'' and sequel :" Why Paul Ferrold kill
ed his wife, "Les 1iserables," By Victor
Hugo. Third volume Rebellion Record New
supplies Of the above new books have been
received By McNally g. Co., No. 81 Dearborn
efrno+
, 1862-06-02
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED...-.-M.y 81, 1862.
stUr Comet, fabst. Two Rivers, eundries.
Prop G, Mears, Blodgett, Lincoln, 90 m lumber,
60 cords stave-bolss
Prop Lady franklin, Napi r, st. Joseph, % m
ftsysa IT, ash 15to railroad ties. 60 brls -four. 20
sehr N. A1drich, Simpson, Buffalo, :, 600 railroad
schr Mary Collins. Dixon, Buffalo.
ehiDglc-holte
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnegsn+ P1ummer's
Pier, 20 N 1npber
schr Belle Stevens, Brown, st. Joseph, 60 ID lum-
schr Gem. Embre1, Mu=kegon, !. 200 railroad ties.
sehr Ashtab1la. Hammer, North Bay, 26 cords
sehr Lizzie Throop, Flood, Muskegon, IS m 1ur1-
her-
schr r. y. brigham, Kersou. Two Rivers, Is III
lumber. ~ 49,
scow Tempest, Newton, Kalamazoo. 60 m 1umb.r
20 m shingles.
CLEARED ,Maysf.
stmr sanbsan. Morgan, Two Rivers. IS bu corn,
stnr Planet. Ward, ontonason, bras four, II brl.
MS dries. 0@@
Prop J: Barber, PeEritt Grand Haven, sundrie.,
ftop buckeye, Roswan, 0gdenshuigh, Is brls
Prop Sontee9e1y, GGis, fa co1liagwooa, $500 bsls
-four, rs br1s pork.
Prop Hunter, Dick son, Goderfch 159 bn corn, as
bu Wtat a993 brls -four, 454 bs1s pork. $50
brs cut meat, 81 br1e beef s67 btis Lard a4O
btlB highWfneB, 120 bags potatoes,
, 1862-06-02

KANSAS CrTY, May S1.-The Santa Fe mail
with dates to the 10Th, has arrived, but it
brings 10 news Of importance. Advlces from
Fort Craig are to the 18th. AL Was quiet in
the Territory.
, 1862-06-02
DIED.

A. the residence Of bis father. May s1st THOS. ].
RYAN. member Of Bontou's Battery.
Al his residence, on West Madison gt.ae4 Mr.
ASHLEY GHBERT. aged IS years.
MI Gilbert wss Al old resident Of this CITY hsvfrg
chosen one OF our h1Bt Chief Engineers the CITY fra
Depaftment and EaH afterwards Cashier Of tha Cou-
neEctal Bank Of this City, where he msde hosts of
friends hy his genial disposition and kindly courtesy.
he leaves widow and several children 70 whom h.
Ess tbs kindest Of husba1ds aud tathelA "
, 1862-06-02

BALTIMORE, June 1.-Gen. Dix left fol-
Fortress Monroe to take command Of the de-
partment Of Va, relieving Gen. Wool, who ia
reported to be coming here
, 1862-06-02

KAsRAkEE, Ill, May 31.-Lieut Faulkner,
who Eas home on furlough, was dro wned
while bathing in Kankakee river. His body
has not been recovered,
, 1862-06-02

WELL DONE FOB THE zouAVEs.-The ELS
worth zouases, under the charge Of Capt.
E. L. Brand, have one full company for the
three months service sworn in, and two
other companies nearly full. All wishing to
enlist in these companies had better hurry up,
as they will undoubtedly be fuu by Wcdnes-
day evening next.
, 1862-06-02

REBEL NoTEs.-John R. Walsh, corner Of
Madison street and Custom House place, has
received q fresh supply of those fac sin.aes of
Confederate IS and s10notes and shinplasters.
Also postage stamps. he has thirteen differ
ent varieties in all
, 1862-06-02

HERRIEGB PATENT aAFEs
AsHe g1eatnfs IN Pearl An1 Fulton a. Jsn y Tx,
A11ss8o hESE1Ge Co. No 251 BBoanEAT.'' - NS-
r4Hf45 E14S: LEO lAge HERRIN4S PATEET CHAM
s.9 510N saEH Jon made for q few Years ago hso
pay e eevere test Ia the great dTe corner oi
f,ra. ana fea51 stzee tie asth Inst. which en-
of1sT cTqH2ea r. II 6z n9iedtag toEetaef Vta many
morning e SAFE fakn Ion M ens Saad az
tssP q more than Thirty honIa Yonr Saf- con
1Esu AZ ny pookA insurance poitcies xnd othey raj
a4oae Papesa besides gold and silver bang biIIa coz
Ron ooRdh &C. amounting to over Two HUSpKKp
lHouaAED DoLLARs Everything in the Safe is IN per
ect order except tho binding Of the book being
steamed; Tour Patent Champion Safe gives us gfea4
sat3Eaednn md haa guarded sate1J through ths nra
7's4' '0uar ofl1 e0n'snh Ta1n1 I !. fEosfEh fsoss5ffE
ANofHER II THR kA4I 11xx-x1o 900 aAyEp.
GEzzAL oF71uk NEW HATzN sr1AnBosT ca. I
AeeN1. HKK1H8 d Co, No 81 BsoA99Wca1 1a:
We hsd one Of your Patent ChAmPson s1a Y kne II
cent e1tenstFe 6re corner Of Futon ~ fea1 Rfec
e4 ths n 1n1s Ins SIT r. III x5 t r1ss % q r.
callxz. It E3s rAkea from tho f1oa A1Ier
HoURs exposure, and was Kp HOT. It contained our
book1 and pnpern considerable amount In bsa notez
and about I10oo IN Treasury notes md othar secu.
fitjee-sU p2 Which va found R good o<dnr, md IN
Dcsthed: Rs'7ectfal1{ f5 Ts155 r w,,czr
BEHRING'S PATERT g4AGFToa Ga FIREFEooF
HSKRiHEB CHAMPION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. saFEa
Lined MtEh 8eHing F1oy11 MEw FAr1sr ~CBY4
Tl TALIzKD H20NH-,*as 9aly metal Wt1eh cannot b
drilled; HKRR9Ha co. q sszsa sksek
, 1862-06-02

Correspondence New York Herald
Mrs. General Robert E. Lee and her two
daughters were captured on Saturday near
Hanover Court House, twenty miles from
Richmond. They had retired to farm house,
fearful that Richmond would be bombarded,
and scouting party Of ouF cayalry, happen
ing to visit Hanover. we're Informed OF the
whereabouts Of Mrs. Lee by . contraband-
The old lady professed to ba highly Indignant,
and her daughter read our soldiers a lecture
upon the duties of chiyalry to women Of
course, such heroics passed for so much, and
the end of the affair was that 8 guard was set
around the dwelling, and the females told
that they must remain in surveillance st
Hanover or be removed to Col. Lees resi-
dence at the White House No information
vas obtained from them, as they had not
heen in Richmond fora month
, 1862-06-02
From Gen. Banks Department.
The .Ekdes>uEs R0a8t Che Rebels
Sfs Turn.
Gen. Banks Regafnfng his
Lost sGround,
OER FORCES DRIVE THE REBELS AFTER
1 BRISk Battle,

WASHINGTON, May SL-A dispatch re-
eeivcd by the Har Department states that a
brigade Of our troops, preceded by four COM
panies Of Rhode Island cavalry, entered Front
Royal yesterday morning and drove out the
enemy, consisting Of the Sth Louisiana, four
companies Of the 18th Georgia and
body Of cavalry. Our loss wss eight killed,
four wounded, and one missing-au Rhode
Island cavalry. We captured six officers, and
one hundred and fifty pErates. We also re-
captured eighteen Of our troops who were Ia
among whom are several officers.
We captured large amount of TRANSPORTS
lion, including five engines and eleven cars.
Our advance Was 80 rapid that the enemy WAS
surprised and therefore unable to burn the
bridge across the Shenandoah. The loss Of
the enemy was not asceTtained, but is said to
be as large as ours. 4 dispatch from General
Banks to the Secretary Of War, states that
the 5th New York cavalry entered MARTINS
burg this morning, and passed several miles
beyond, where they encountered the enemys
cavalry, and captured several prisoners, Eag-
ons, muskets and ammunition. GoL Defor-
est reports that Col. hen1y is at Winchester,
wounded.
NET YORK, HAY Slet.-The Washington
special dispatch to the Eucning Rst says, at
lie latest adTices the rebels were above Front
Royal in considerable force, and General
Banks forces were pushing on, having fought
q brisk battle and completely defeating the
enemy, It is safe for loyal people to act as if
they heard more good news
HAnrER's FERRY, June The rebels have
evacuated Mastjnshnrg and Charleston The
damage to the Baltimore and Ohio road is tri-
fling, and 1t can be put into operation to the
Ohio River in two days.
, 1862-06-02
THE CITY,

H Attention is called to Hampstead, Nor
ton & Co.'S. co-partncrship notice in another
column.
, 1862-06-02

EP1sToLART.-The letter list will be found
on the third page-light reading for anxious
SWANS, -.
, 1862-06-02


1T is . fair 1nstance Of the course Of the Sc
cession city organ that, on Friday, q respect
able Norwegian citizen took to that Office
brief notice Of company he was recruiting
for the three months service, and that paper,
representing the city administration, refused
to publish It. By such acts as these, and by
the efforts of the clique Of that paper, re-
cruiting Is impeded. We appeal to our citi-
zcns to put their names upon the muster
rolls, or By the payment Of small bounty
provide substitute; else Chicago muzt sub
nit to the disgrace Of having Camp Doug1as
guarded by soldiers from the country who are
ready and waiting to come here For the
honor and patriotism of the city, let the two
regiments be raised, and raised immediately.
They are wanted non. We trust tho appeal of
Adjutaut Gen. Fuller will NOT be in vain.
, 1862-06-02

SHEEP.-There have been no receipts today.
Market is quiet at from $a.9o to $a.so, according
to Qun1ity.
, 1862-06-02

WoRsrED GooDs-Mcsers. Sutton & Bur-
kett, dealers in Berlin woods and yarns, No.
Il Lake street, have recently made large addl-
tons to their stock. Ladies in search Of en-
bFoidercd and worsted goods would do well
to make note Of it, as their stock in that
department leaves nothing to be desired.
, 1862-06-02
TIE CAPTURE OF THE WIFE OF
GEN. LEE.


New York, May 31-The Ets'.ins Rst's
Washington special says it is reported here
to-day that the wife Of the rebel Gen. Ice
vii not be released until the rebels fulfill
their agreement to give up Col Corcoran.
, 1862-06-02
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
From the New York Tribune, Thurtday.7
FOE TaH FEEK ENDING MAT IS, 1862.

Number reported for this market at PortJ fourth
street, 4,651.
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
F3rst Quality. @sH Ordinary ..-....7 e7f
Seine extra good beeEes may be quoted at ss<c,
The general average Of the market at less than &c.
The most Of the sales range from X to SEc
Prices per head and per pound, Of different
weights, VIII be found in accounts Of sales Of sun
dry droyes.
Total number Of beeTes received in the city this
week, 5412.
This is 2, C25 head more than last week. and f.fs3
head more than the average Of last rear The
average number of each Wednesday market last
year vas 3,GsG head, while the number today
being4 ,G51, shows 9S5 head more than the average
and 1.4t'3 head more than this day week
, 1862-06-02
The Cleansing Of the River

We are informed by Mr. Gutherie, superin-
tendent Of the Pumping Works ut Bridgeport,
that the pumps we're not run on Friday night,
MS dispatch vas received from the Superin-
tendent Of the canal at Lockport, stating that
the canal could not receive the water as fast
as thrown, and that it was flooding them. As
there is afall Of only two feet in twenty miles
the current Of the canal is very sluggish, and
can only take certain amount. The pumps
we're get ut work again on Saturday, and will
continue working until news is received again
from Lockport. Already the water from the
mouth Of the river to Lake street bridge ID
very pure, and from Lake street to Van Buren
street bridge very much improved, by the
operations Of the pump during the first half
day. II the canal can receive as fast as one
wheel can throw, In one weeks time the en-
tire impure character Of The river will be re-
moved, and We shall have pure blue water, q
contamination deyoutly to be wished.
, 1862-06-02

The ANNA BISHOP CoNcERT.-Our readers
will not forget the concert of Madame Anna
Bishop this evening, positively her only one
In this city for the present Tickets are for
sale at Higgins Music Store. and those wish
ing rare musical treat would do well to SC.
cure their seats early to-day.
, 1862-06-02

TIE NINETEENTH WISCONSIN REGIMErT.
This crack regiment, Col. q. T. Saunders,
will leave Madison at four o'clock this Mon
day. afternoon en- route for the seat Of var,
They will arrive here during the evening and
proceed to Washington ria the Michigan
Southern Road, Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
, 1862-06-02
a DIVORCE SUIT IN BEARING.


A divorce ault-iW ~. Gi1l-was In hearing
before the Circuit Court on Saturday. As ap-
pears from the records Of the court, the fol-
lowing are the main facts in this case, which
is decidedly curious one in many points.
George Gill, the petitioner, sets forth in bis
declaration that he is twenty years Of
age. That prior to July, 1853, he had resided
several years in the town Of Jefferson, Cook
county; that On the 10th day Of July, 1858, he
went to California, gold hunting, where he
remained until October, 1861, at which time
he returned to Jefferson. At TINT time he
had very slight acquaintance with the de-
feudant, Miss Eliza Loftyhouse. One day be
was visiting the defendants relatives, when
they proposed that it would be an excellent
idea to marry the defendant. Gill saw it in
that Light, and offered himself to Eliza in the
presence of her relatives. She said she knew
of no impediment to the marriage, and the
ceremony was celebrated on November 10th,
1861, and the day after, they removed to Chi
cago. Upon the morning OF January 29th,
1862, Mrs. Gill surprised the unsuspecting
Gill by presenting him fine, full-grown fe-
male heir. Furthermore, he states that upon
inquiring as to the paternity Of the offspring,
she acknowledged that her OWL nephew Was
the father OF the child. The complainant al
1eges frand in the inception Of the contract,
claims TINT the fraud renders the marriage
void, and therefore asks for a divorce.
The defendant, Mrs. Eliza Gill, in her ans
wer, says that she is twenty-one years Of age.
She is ignorant Of his going to California, or
how well he WAS acquainted with her before
he proposed marriage. She presumes he
made 4 visit to her relatives, and that she met
him once. She admits the proposal Of mar
rage, and Gays that she at first refused him
that she alleged disparity Of age, aud that
she didn't love him. Plaintiff insisted that
time and association would engender affection
and, in fact, he wouldn't take no for an answer.
She stated to him her misfortune, but did not
say the parent Of the child was her nephew.
She advised him to hunt up some other per
| son free from encumbEance." But still he per.
sisted in marrying her, and she finally assent.
| cd. She alleged she had been true to her hus.
| band, but admitted the birth Of the child.
That after the birth, he treated her very cru
| ely, threw sticks and stones against the
house, and, upon one occasion, threw chunks
| Of ice through the window. Therefore, sht
resists the petition and denies that the mar
1isge is void by fraud.
The case is still pending-Mr. Martin to
plaintiff; Mr. Runyon for defendant.
, 1862-06-02
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending May 81. 1862.

SATURDAY EVENING, May 81, 1863.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs during the
past week ending to-day compare as follows:
, 1862-06-02

P. Z. Sherlock, the complainant in the well
known suit against the Board Of Education,
on satur day fled the following replication in
the Superior Court to the answer Of the
Board:
IN CHAscERY-7n The Superior Court Of CHICAGO.
-The replication Of Patrick T. Sherlock to the
answer Of Gha,les n. Holden, Flaye1 Moaeley q,
John a. Foster to the bill Of said Patrick T. Sher-
lock.
The said complainant, for replication to said an
eWer, says that his bin Is true ccrtsin and suff-
agrees with said bill, Is untrue, uncertain and IN
sufficient, and this be is ready to aver, maintain
wherefore be prays as in and by bis said Sill he
has already prayed. ARREGToH & DENT,
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