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euFHEAE COURT OF ILLINOIS, OTTAWA NAT 18th.
Court met pursuant to adjournment Present
all the Justices
No. 6P. D.-Michael Reiners Ys The People ;
motion to set aeide dismissal overruled and leave
giyen to plaintif In error to withdraw record.
No. b9-Ma1J Cur .ise VS. William H Brown ct
ale; agreement continued and concluded by
5cates fur plaintiff. and taken under edyisement
by the Court.
Adjourned until o'cicck Wednesday morning.
The persons below named have been regularly
licensed and admitted this term {up to the present
date) to practice as attorneys and counsellors at
law within this State April 81, George Ford,
Peoria Co; Henry F. Spoouhoff, Tazewell Co;
May LIST, Samuel II. Fuller, Cook Co.; Richard "
hontgomery. Tazewen Co.; Frederick G. Good
win, Cook Co.; May 5, Jeremiah Evarts, Eans TO-:
May 6, Robert II. Carr, Putnam Co.; May Alfred
I; Smith, 4 = Cook Co.; Jqlius sta.1 peorla Co.;
eer FIFE T sS1phsanc desss eo May willard
tasaile Co.; May 10 Wilton StEawn, LaSslle Co.;
sanders Mccormick, LaSalle Co.; Frederick A.
Sherwood, LaSa1le 20.
UHrTEn STATES CIRCUIT couEr-Before ,Judqs
D1smnaond No. -BurchaEd ct II. N. .Czews :et Il
, 1862-05-15

This Truss Is having SUCCESS In curing Hernia or
Eupture before unknown n me history Of Trusses
It VIII SKvEI KCsr, {the spring being costed with
Hard Rubber rendering It impeEytoua 70 molsture
rersp1atan frcn the body, SOB BREAK, CHAFE, GILL
Or BLIs1KR- WILL NOT SLIP oR MOVE FRoX P1AGE,
does not PREBs Is1uRK the COED. never becomes
FH.TTT, and e atTuyB CLEAN AND GOOD A8 NEW
1bsy hsye hsea 9ssd y oyeE 500 persons II hls cit
and bsve fa1led give satisfaction in III eases
ef 1he Eors5 form EefsIencea be given Of cases
CCRED IN ths city OF thirty yea1s standng which
yell known to s2me Of the nost eminent Surgeons In
the Nest and II e universally acknowledged BY all
the only rel1abe TTnss 1T for use Dr. See!er having
bad many years experience In the application and
hetlng OF TrussGs Will guarantee this Instrument in
can be made very stiff or timber tas the case ray
tent nom al sections Of the Northwest and can safely
ass11e the public that # is r4p!d,y a9Rszcedng II
can be tted By sending size u inches around hlpe IN
leuof Eupture 70 DT. j.. SEEI.EY, l26 South Glark
to whom all oEdesB must be addressed Pamphlet sent
enreeeips of etamp. T. Q. Boz xs9 aHs7 sly-HtN
, 1862-05-15

that the people. Of Tennessee return to their
allegiance; another, inviting the assistance Of
point . Committee to confer With the Govnrn-
ment for the release of Tennessee prisoners:
on condition Of their returning to their allie
glance; . fourth, a complimentary Of the Ma
Honal soldiers for their forbearance. modera-
tion, and gentle:conduct.
Addresses we're made by Governor Camp.
bell, Mr. Wesener, Of Bedford county; Wit
Tam B. stokess Of De Kalb Edward Booker
Of Bedford; William Polk Of Nearing; G. s:
Br;en Of Nashville; Governor Johnston, and
otleIe
, 1862-05-15
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHICAGO,

ARRIVED ....-.....May H.
Prop Union, Cooper. Sa1nia, l 1.400 m shingles,
r1op kenosha, Lacey, Gode1ich.
Pop 1owB, Hunt, Buffalo, sundries
Prop IonaWanda, Palmer, Buffalo, eundres.
ppfop Young America, Tyler, ogdcnsb'h, snndEies.
BARK Nichols, Graves, Bufalo, liz tons coal.
k Rark Adrlatic, Mines, oswego, s55 N lambeE.
frlg Sebastopo1, Williams, Grand Haven, 100 N
lumber.
SchT Adriatic, Hall. Buff.1o, GA tons coal.
Schr Col Sheppard. Mckay, Holland, IS eds wood
Schr Albany. Smith Blakesyille, IS eds wood
Schr Honest John, Rolau, Duck Lake, 80 m lumb'r.
Schr y bite Cloud Elsey. Buffalo.
Schr CoTnclfa, Fox. Buffalo.
Gchr Racine, Clancy. Green Bay, 125 m lumber.
schr Illinois. Burke, MQskegun, IS N lumber, 40m
ehlng1es.
Schr Vim Jones. Thomas, Manistee, 40 n, 1umb'T
Schr Tempest, Williams. Flat Rock, 80 m lumber.
9H' N shingles.
sehr Queen Of the West. salgeson. Green Bsy, 10
m shingles. .
Schr Ardent, Stokes, Holland, Is eds wood
schr Forester. Peterson, Grand River, rs N ium-
beT.
, 1862-05-15

The receipts for 2I hours were: Flour, e9557 b,lz
barley, 452 bu; re, 1875 bu. The shipments
6rls The arrival Of large fleet Of vessels yester
extent an improvement in the wheat market. In
the morning !5G7sc were the hest offers for the
standard grades in store, and Te@79c for the
came qualities delivered. On 'Change, No, ad-
yanced 1c, and No. / 1@92c, the former bSinsins.
stc and the latter s0l5o0c IN store. The maSkcf
closed firm at &c for No. 2 and 7okc for No. in
Bushels each straight No. /. sold at SOC in store
The ealcs reported amounted to about 10000
bushels, but were chiefly Of speculative chsrac-
comparatively little. Flour was still unsettled
and neglected. No sales were reported, and, IN
deed. there were no buyers On the market.-SeRil-
fe4 ~ I"
, 1862-05-15
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK. May Il 4-FLouR-Shaae drmer aud
in moderate demand for export and home con
sumption Sales Il, zoo brls at $45cG54 IS for sn-
for super western; e4.65G4 30 for common to me-
dun extra western; $5G5. IS for common to good
Shipping n M brands extra round;hoop Ohio and Is
no sellers At the inside quotations. Canadian
-four shade firmer with moderate business do.
ing Sales 1.3ol hrs at sf.709t.s5 for spring, and
steady At 8 sS04 25. Corn meal IN fir request.
Sales 81 brls Brand5wine at $s.15@3 Is; @bris
MaIeh's calosic at $3.15.
- WHn1skT-Quiet and unchanged sales 45o brls
GRAE-Wheat quite steady with good ezport
demand M sales .AD bu Chicago spring at $i09;
S10s@1.ls, part to arrive; 12,23o bu red state at
$l1591.16; 2s,oo0 bu Canadian club at Sl.05a
1!5 latter price on an extra choice lot I, ,O5D hu
snd sSef Mebesa ad Il eu .a Gsf f.
Whte Michigan at 81 3A5h1 .36. Rye without change,
sacs ga, S uo bu At Sc Barley dull at 7e@ssc Sales
with lai1export demand. Sales 81 no bu at 5lM
52c Tor mixed western in store; 5lM52 &c aaoat
and delivered, and 5s@57c for southern yellow
Oats quiet aud unchanged at 3s6l42c for Jersey,
Canadian, western and state.
Sales s65o hhas Cuba 1t 7A@sHe; and md s. a[sI hhd:
PRov1ssoNs-Pork, dull and unchanged. Sale,
of, bris at $12 Is for mces latter price
sefy choice; $l3113 prime meas, and Sl0 fur
hyerable in July. buyers, option s1s Beet more
active and very firm. Sales, 100 brls at sG7 f,r
country prime; $e,5o3l0 for country meas; *la@
prime: Mess beef quiet and drm at sal12a :;
Beef hams steady Sales, 30 bb,s at $l7. Cuz
meats in air'demand, Sales, 81 pkgs at 41fG}475c
du,l and nominal, Lard rules steady with a mod
crate demand. Sales, 1.166 bbls at 755lRS]3c But
ter selling Ct i1@l5c for white and yelow Ohio
11N165ac for do etate. Cheese steady at TG1Sk
h4REET-fhH 6n1r1r of IL
, 1862-05-15

sn17e in ,cbirh IN seVrr 1o,,a tbs etor11s II IT,
quoted ''fF<e Of s{osage,'' or = 0. b.
s,
o7- ~ =, ooo naAao' a.as 1.aa 10y -. .'a1 -,
ho,ass 1i,o1o o,es rs satp%snts ~ NJ, NJ,
o.1s "a1h e. G. 9msl oes, Nv oa.s - :" nn7s
-, c..s,, M -, - r,s ~ ~. s,.o,, -
10y y, ~, Nv 80, 49, 40 ~
soo1", ", ~ m,--.Hsts ~. 80 eo IN ~.
- sro.ss ~ :. -, ~. -oo -, :. r,ss,oJ. ), 49,
etco. h.,a ~ ~ T,nn aso 49, 49, m sm da,,ra,as
VT WuFan@pac q. seos ~ NJ s.snn,ants
Market advs11.ed 1<asc s.,as ]rore - M h., No
.poa yut,+o. - ~ =. -. a ~ - a. -. or. :.
ttore 1bOt1 bn Ambcr iowa at @ ssc IN atore . foo
bu do at sc In store. an I'm No snrino at n kc
in store. 3 5eo bu do At s1c in atorn. an hn do
at eoxc in stere; 1900 bu do at Soc in store:
no bu do at 7es<c in etore: q. mn bu No snr7n-
IN stnrres,. at 67sfe in store. an, bu do ~ +
Co.. at 6s in store; 800 bu do, s, D. l. Co. ct 7oc
In store: 1000 bu do at 7tc In store afxl fu do
At 7.6c in store: 600 bu do at p, In store o13
I'm Dr. At r91<c in store 1fI1 hacs Mt 7pc do, e,o
hoo. ~ 10 do1 IN haos at soc m +roce
ToRy-Rece1n,a s2 6s5 hn sh;oments % o.o
In Market adyancea 1a1kc. sale, uere. 10 nM
hn f1d Mixed Canal at 29zxc saoat i. mn In New
x1<sa I q. .1 es.~c saoa, 10 M, bn ao At s7e aao,1
IN aon hu,Re;ec+ed at es,<c a1,a+ :. o, IA a. O.,
foat eon hn New resected ~ e5.,c a,oat - coos
~. ,ss-.a - 49,. - -. ~ ooo
~ * I'm In AZ ~ ea,<c - sta.o ,aa ~ ~
ID a, ee15c in store I'm In Nax xad a. et,<o
~ et,-a nco hn do a. .sr ~ s+o-o : ~ ~.
fec.ea at 2ac in sto1a ''~'0 49,
oaTs 1,o,.;n+. - s-a hr c,;no,o-,+c .A,s
.5o-,-o+ e,1at - T. 1o,--.z carne - o1n1 ~ 49,
~ ec, s,ox. soo ~, ~ ~, ~, 4-a.1, 80. -,
~ 49,. -, ,-an.~ NV oa5
.eo
, 1862-05-15

There was good speculative and shipping in
qulIy Tor Wheat. and the market advanced 1@2c g
bushel, closing firm but quiet. About $4,000 bush
els sold at SsGS3c for Amber Iowa, 93c for No. /
Red Winter, aSc for No. do, 7eK@s2c for No.
Spring, and 6'58@72e for No. > Spring. Flour WAS
quiet and without quotable change. Good Spring
Extras sold at $8soG40 405 and White Winter Wheat
brands at s. .oo@5-1o.
The demand for Corn was actiye and the market
firm at an advance OF 1@1kc . bushel. In store,
Old Mixed sold At Tz@2sKc; New at AH0a5c,
and Rejected at 2sc adoat Old Mixed sold st 2oKc;
New do at 26A@Nc, and Rejected at ssk@s6Kc.
Oats were quiet and easier, with sales Of No at
&c In store Rye dull Barley inactive. High
wines were entirely nominsI-bayezs offered 199
&C, and holders asked 90@91c.
Provisions were firm but quiet ut $10.so@11o 90
for Ness Pork; 34c and b@5szc for Shoulders,
, 1862-05-15
The Wheeling Legislature Going to
Richmond

WASHINGTON, May ia member of Con-
gress, who has inst returned from Wheeling,
states that the loyal Legislature Of Virginia,
now In session in that city, is getting ready
State capital is regarded as certain, and the
Legislature proposes to take time by the
foTeloek and occupy the State House as the
legitimate Eep1esentatiye body Of the State.
, 1862-05-15

BosTos, May IA destructive fire OCCUR
red Last night ct the junction Of Broad and
milk streets It commenced in No. IS Broad
street, occupied By Webster & CO.; thence It
communicated to No. 153 Milk street, occu-
pied by French, Wells & Co., dealers in
crockery ware. The three buildings, with
their heavy stocks Of goods, were e5tro5cd,
and two adjoining stores were cru she'd by
the falling walls and completely demolished
The totll loss is estimated at $200,0S1
, 1862-05-15

schR a5 Browp, Higgins. Buffalo.
schr saranac. Gals, Bafs'o-
Schr Golden Harvest. stnbba. Buffalo.
SChr henoth8, jackson, Buffalo. --- -
sehr Emma, Btonn, Muzkegun+ o u ldH1er.
schr Antelope, Williams. White Lake. GO "a lun-
schr Shank, sritheus. Ne* Buffalo. u cords
schr Die Vernon, Ingraham. folbnrne. '.. :.
schr Queen of the Lascs, Goodeasle. Kingston, 50
Schr Affair, kyie. Buffalo.
Schr III III Scott, Doyle. Buffalo.
Sch1 Isacer, Dryau, Eudalo-
from Canada.
scbr Lone star, J.mieon. Buffalo:
Echr York State, Dfmmick. Buffalo, IS tons coil,
schr Elbe, Thompson, Manitowoc, $50 N shingles,
schs Parsons. Young, Cleveland. $50 tons coal.
schf 2: = Gales, Flsss, Painters Pier. 11o m
schr Magic, connegl, Grand Haven, IS N lumber.
scnr kate Amehman. Minor Bay c1ty, 1s5 N
schr Tartar, Pomeroy, Buffalo. Il ,25o bu wheat
sebr PoReroy Morris. Bqtta,o !, - = g. ; bu corn
echr Antelope. williams, White Lake.
schr Brown, Higgins, Buffalo, Il 0oo bn coru.
Schr Die Vernon, lngraham. Buffalo, 1900 bn
schr kdriatic, Hall, Buffalo. ....
schr Mountaineer, Rees. Osweso, 13.4oo bu wheat
Schr 4 Richmond, Thornton, Buffalo, II, $50 bu
schr Col1ingwood, Doyle, Bnfa1o, 1900 bu corn.
Schr Racer, Bryan, Buffalo. 16, 900 bu whear.
Schr Success, Gilmore. Buffalo, y $50 bu corn.
Schr Wyoming, Fur1ong, Grand River.
Schr M1skegon, Bachelor, South Haven.
Scar York State. Dimfck, Buffalo, 17,5r3 bu coEr.
Schr Lone Star, JaIaison, Buffalo, is QU0 bu Whea1
Schr Elbe, Thompson, Aauitowoc.
Schr B Gates, Flack, Painters Pier.
schr Col Shepherd, Mckay, W1lkinson's Pier.
Schr Sweepstakes, Burlington, Buffalo, Is. 800 bu
corn.
CLEARED. 13,
Prop Barber. Perritt. Grand Haven. sundries
Prop Tonavanda, Palmer, Eu1Ialo, 15eO hrls flour.
1.a9N brls pork. LOCO hides.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Godesich, a,o35 bsls dour
and suudries.
Prop Young America, Tyler, Ogdensba.eh. 1876
bris dour, and .1udsies.
Brig Stbastopol, Williams, Grand uayeu.
Brig Empire State. Martin, Buffalo.
Sch1 Hope, Olson. sheboygan, 40 N etares.
Schr Muskegon, Batchelo!, South haven, 70 cord:
wood.
Schr Wyoming, Furlong, Grand River, 1,10o shin.
giles, 45G tons coal.
Schr S himba11, Judaon. Cleyeland-
Schr II A Richmond, Thornton, ButFaIo.
Schr Tempest, Williams, Flat Rock
Schr Queen OF tho Neet, SarseHon, Green Bay
Schr Ardent Stokes, Holland.
SchT Golden Haryest, Stuo5s, Buffalo, 1900 bu
cOTn-
Schr Forester. Peterson Grand River
Schr Sarauac, Gale, Buffalo> =, 600 bu coru.
Sc.r Col Cook, Cotton Bnffaio, If, eco bu cora.
Scht Emma, Brown, Mue6eron.
, 1862-05-15

The Nashville Runs the Blockade to
Charleston.
NEW YORK. May 14--Advices from Nassau
state that the Nashville had succeeded ia get
ting into Charleston.
It is stated that the President has with
drawn the name Of Lothrop for Collector Of
New Orleans
, 1862-05-15

Hams and sldes packed. Lard quiet and firm at
7@5Kc.
II Lake Fteights were act1ye at decline o; 10 q
bushel, with engagemrats at 654e for Com AID &c
for Wheat to Buffalo, and 11Hc for Wheat to Kings
, 1862-05-15

p ESIDEN FOR SALE
~ One Of the most attractive residences In tna
ys1a1sy q G11eago saesmtanttally m butt Of Highland
~ .4G IS offered for aaie 1t great Da1gsIa-
II 1s adjusted IN the educational village Of Evanston
wheEt railroad facilities are such enable business
e q re ctJ e res1de here and keep their regular
1nsttakons Of TIE Northwest located, which win
good public schools make the location most desirahIe
The Bonse 1s TWO and half stories la he,eht m =
Commanding eHtnence overlooks the ylllage aud iSks
With good barn excellent water, neaS sd Mes I nfiSs
grated uit 1arge p1As of straWberrjes hlscfber;as
rssppen1eA etffaata, &C. With great Yariefy ~ tSs
stationary Rlsnts usually eqlvatea IN gsrdena VI 'n0
tbs properly VII be sold At great Racftdca-one-
n;uiars, INQUIRE q No. IA 9outh Water 81. ChicaSoL
II. NeP6f0 GRQR&E F. FQSTEE
, 1862-05-15
THE CITY.

TIE GREAT EAsTERN.-1t will be seen that
this ship sails from New York for Liverpool
on the 31st inst. Tickets for sale br J. War
rack, IL Lake street.
PICTURE SALE.-The sale of those ensEav-
ings Will be continued this evening at ~
O'Clock, at 81 Dearborn street. The choicest
are reserved for this sale Is good many new
subjects will be added.
, 1862-05-15

BUSINESS ACT1v1TY.-We notice large ar
rivals and shipments of goods by Bowen
Bros, n, II aad rs Lake street, indicating
that the goods they advertise ara worthy the
attention OF cash buyers.
, 1862-05-15
! Tennessee Returning to her Aleg1-
ance-Union Convention at NASH

CINCINNATI, May 14.-The Gazette has the
following report from Nashville;
The State Union Convention, for which
call signed By over one hundred OF the lead
ing men Of Tennessee, who hsd become dis
gusted with the rebellion, had been recently
oled at the Capitol on Tuesday. As was an
11clpated, from the high standing of the men
with whom the movement originated, the
tmeet1ng was Large aud enthusiastic. Delega-
tone were present from all parts Of the State.
11r%oTsrnos ~ Ta1 William 3. Campbell presided.
the Day, and will meet again tonight.
The Committee On Resolntsons offered one
, 1862-05-15
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

. ARRIVED. May 13. .
Alexander, Lockport 5,3H bu corn, 4, 1853 tb5 hams
Laura Ann, Ottawa, s, $50 bu corn.
Acme. Eti:a. 5,5pO bu corn.
Republic, nur1is, 133 tons coal
Merriam, Lasa]le 3,017 bu rye, 9 ss33 bu corn.
Lockpo1t, Locspn1t 5000 bu corn, 80. bu wheat.
ttouha1our, Lockport. 6,0fD bu oats.
Cuba, Ottawa, 5.S bu cnrr. s. ku seeds.
ashiugton, Lasalle, 1854 bu corn, ITO bu seeds,
4G, ,637 Ibs hams.
1laullin, Ottawa, 5 COG bu corn.
Rescre. Lasalle, 137 tons coal.
= A Tbroop. Joliet, 4 SID hu corn, 100 bfls pork
Gihralter, Lasalle. 5,TQ0 bu corn.
j i Preston, Ottawa, s, 400 bu corn.
CLEARED, .-.... May IL
Sultan. Ottawa.
Ella. Joliet, 81 m staves and headings.
Ericsson Lasalle, 81. 342 # lumber, IL II lath.
Portland, Ottawa.
Adelia, Joliet.
Dr. Handy, Lasallc, 81 54 # lumber, IL shingles.
III 1atil.
Lnura Ann, Ottaxa.
Alexander LocEport, q. .4G7 f. lumber, 511 aidng
q II shingles, 2t N larh.
Cuba, OilaWa.
Lockpurt. Lockport
Arctic, Morris.
Humboldt Joliet
, 1862-05-15

NeW EoFk Cattle Market.
By telegraph NEW YonK, May14.
Current prices for the week in al the markets
were as follows:
BEEF CA1TLE-First quality, 6snS.50 per cHt !;
$G.NWIiG-
SaEEP AID LA4Bs-Prime, Is 0o1G.oo per head ;
zior, $3 OG@1S50.
SWINE. Ne, CoEn-fed. 3K@3hc = n do Light, 2z1
SIC; stillfed, 31a0f37xc. -
, 1862-05-15

Especial Dispatchto the Chicago Tribune.]
DETROIT, May II, 1862
UP-Steamer Illinois; barks Colorado, Jesse
Ho5t; echooners Charles Walker, r. J. Sanborn,
j L. Grass, " q Dewitt, c. North, Wyandottc,
II. johnson, Eyeline Bates, David Moreys
Dowx-Steamer Traveller; propeller Marquette !;
Brig Ocean; schooners Correspondent, ARROW,
Transport, Meridian, Paragon.
Weather rainy; wind east.
Especial Correspondence Chicago Tribune1
DETROIT, May14.
Er.-Propc!lers Rocket, Nile, Chicago. susaue-
hanra, Fountain City Bark Oneonta Brig Globe;
Schooners S. A. Douglas, Live Yankee, Summit,
George Foot, Mary Morton, Ironsides, Bohemia,
Boston, Plymouth Rock.
Dows-P1opel1ers Caldwell, ogdensburg, Com
ct; Barks Torrent, Clayton, InylncibIe.
, 1862-05-15
Providing Against a Famine in New
0Flez zDAEThe Malta for TINT CITY.

NEW YORK, May ia movement is
making by the Government, which indicates
adesign on its part to assist the starving people
OF New 0rlerus, rs in the case of those at New
bern and other points.
"A dispatch was yesterday received from
Washington. directing that the Ocean Queen
should be loaded with commissary stores and
sent direct to New Orleans. It il understood
that these stores arc for distribution as Gen.
Butler may direct.
The mail to be sent to New Orleans this
evening By the steamer Connecticut, will be
much larger thau was expected.
The number Of letters which will be mailed
before the Connecticut sails, will reach ten
thousand, mostly on business.
, 1862-05-15

Editors Chicago Tribune:
Please allow me to call the attention Of the pub
Lie through yonr columns to the practice which
seems to prevail go extensively in this city, Of
causing children to ride backwards in their car
1iages. It is said that those physicians who hays
examined into the matter are Of the opinion that
disease Of the brain may, in a great number Of
casee, be tracedto this practice alone, and that
many cutter in after life from the effects Of this
manner OF riding. II this be true, it Is certainly
duty to give the thoughtless a word Of caution;
and even Il this be IN e1aggeratlon, there can be
no doubt that many children experience, at the
time, the same disasreeshle sensations that are
IN EtaEe-coach.
The health and comfort of our children being a
eeem too light matter to set before the people.
4 PARENT.
Company A, Chicago Light Artillery.
A few good steady men are wanted for Company
A, Chicago Light ARTILLERY, now in Gen. Halleck's
army. Transportation will be furnished to all &C.
ceptcd.
Apply to Captain James Smith, No. 200 South
Canal street. may133t
@ For Throat Diseases and at1ec tious Of the
Chest, browns Bronchial Troches,'' OF Cough
Lozenges. are Of great value. In Coughs, Irrtta-
ton Of the Throat caused by Cold, or unusual eS-
e1tlon Of the vocal organs in speaking in public,
OF singing, they produce the most beneficial re-
snlts. my152td9W
W Refrigerators and Ice Boxes-wholesalc
and retal-of the most approved kiuds.
Rcfrigerators repaired OF exchanged.
mayl33t j. ". BENT, IS LasaIle st.
sB Yankee Card Writer,n Sherman House,
also orders taken In Custom House Place, next to
Post Office. Samples tmaiIed for two stamps
printed from plate 81. may136s
@ L. Dutton's new Livery Stable is finished,
and his stock OF horses and carriages has been
turned to the old stand in Couch place, between
Dearborn and Clark. Tie stable has been cnlarg-
ed and itE facilities for boarding horses increased
m3E13-3t
H Madame Hollard, the great Magnetic Doc
tress, Is daily astonishing and convincing come
of the most skeptica1 Of CUR cl'izens of her won
derful power in curing dlEeaees It is to be hoped
that no one Will despair Of cure until they have
given Madame f. q trinl. Satisfactory references
Of remarkable cures will be cheerfulIy given when
required, by applying at her residence, No. %
Michigan Avenue. mayt2x6t
e good shade hanger wanted. Apply to E.
G. L. Fa1on, IL Lake street. ap2IpT43
Go to John Jones. 11a Dearborn st., and get your
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
uoy1l
"Cal On Dunlop, Sewen & Spalding fer Printing"
noV11-h22lly
Buy paper nanglRgs Of Chase & Co., 1C9
Randolph street. nh 29-3m
For cleaning and dying gcntlemans clothes
go to Cook & Mclean, 9s DcaEborn-street. This
old established honse do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. eb91-ly
, 1862-05-15
Gueri1las In VIrG1nia--Two of them
EXHcufed.

NEW YoRK, May 13.-Reports from General
Fremonts department announce that two
guerillas were hung at Chester on the 9th, in
spite Of demonstrations to prevent it. The
greatest actiyity prevails all over the State
among gueril1as, and the lack of troops is
painfully apparent. Skill must replace force.
schcnck aud Milroy arc still safe. Sharp work
is at hand IN the Valley.
The news of the surrender OF Norfolk was
read to-day to the troops amid great rejoicing.
An organized guerilla force of four hundred
haEn taken two towns, Arno1dsbnrg aud
Spencer, near Parkersburg, threatening the
Grafton Railroad, which connects the Ohio
rlyeE with Cumberland and the East. Gen.
Kelly has been ordered up in person with
reinforcements. Rowing bands will attempt
to prevent the execution Of the two que
rillas ordered to be hung to-day at Sutton,
Gen Coz las driven the enemy from Green
br1er, Mercer, and Giles counties, after three
sharp engagements, The evacuation Of York
town Is the signal for renewed activity on the
rebel side, and will make hard work here. but
it's hoped that the greatest danger ienog
over, the plan Of cutting Mi1roy to pieces
having failed.
A dispatch Just received from Gen. Kclly
reports that Major Trimblc, having been Re.
intorccd by three companies Of Col. Harris's
Tenth Virginia and one company Capt
Nest) Fret Virginia Cavalry, has whipped the
rebels at Spencer, killing large number He
expects to kill OF capture the whole Of them.
, 1862-05-15

Tie receipts at this point for the past q hours
and the sources Of supply have been as folIors:-
FlourII nchanged; nelting doing. Wheat-s{ar-
ket Dull and without transactions. Corn-sales
1000 bu, h.u00 bu and 500 bu all at 3lc: sale of
changed. N1
, 1862-05-15

CAEAL LFRETGHTs:-Opened On Monday week at
teEday morning considerable corn was taken at
luxe to New York and Sc to Albany, 13c On
Wheat to New Cork and 10c 10 Albany.-DaTa!0
E1p5Ess. o
, 1862-05-15

9 For cleaning and dying geutleman's 3 clothes
60 to Cook & Mclean, 98 Dearborn street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. eb91-ly
, 1862-05-15

TEE RoUSD TR1r.-The Oswego Times of
the 9Th inst. announces the arrival Of the
schooner Theodore Perry from Chieago, the
first vessel which has made the round trip
from that port this season.
, 1862-05-15
d I e ID .

d / e d.
In this city May 1th. 1867, Of Heart Disease at the
residence of her snn, REV c. Il. Adams OF the X E.
Conference of the H. E. Church, Mrs MART ADAMS
aged seyenty-seScn years, two months anu ten days
Her ind WAS peace.
, 1862-05-15

MICHIGAN CENTRAL RA1LRoAD.--This CON-
pany are now running their own CARS through
to Budillo via Buffalo and Lake Huron Rail-
way, thus making close connections at that
city with the New York and Erie and the New
York Central trains for the East. Passengers
can, by this route, now take their cheice Of
Suspension Bridge or Buffalo. The night train
has an elegant new sleeping car attached cit,
which also goes through.
, 1862-05-15

MARR1AGEs.-Eight marriage licenses were
ISSUED in one day last week by the County
Clerk War seems to have no depressing
effect upon marriages, but exactly the contra
~ result, and men and women marry and are
given in marriage with the most perfect non
cbalance and observation-disclosures for sublu-
nary arrangements.