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, 1862-06-12

Arguments upon the Motion to Dls-
solve the 1njunct1on.

The arguments upon the motion to dissolve
the Injunction in the well known case of
Sherlock rs. the Board of Education, issued
by Judge John 81. Wilson of the Superior
Court, and restraining the Board from pur-
chasing and selling text books to the scholars
Of the public schools, we're heard yesterday,
B. F. Aver, Esq, appearing for the Board, and
Messrs. Arlington & Dent for the plaintiff.
Mr.. Aver in his argument, laid down two
points:
The bill for Injunction against the Board of
Education cannot be maintained bWa tax
payer. If it can, he must sue in behalf Of
himself and all other tax payers, which is not
the case III this Instance.
=. The Common Council are fully author
lied by the city charter to eSpend the school
tax fund for the purchase Of school books, if
in their discretion they think it proper, and
that the authority having been conferred, the
court WM not Interfere with the exercise Of
| this discretion.
Mr. Dent for the plaiDtitf cited from the au-
| 'hcrities to chow that the Court had iurisdic-
| tion, and contendcd that tie Council, accord
| irg to the charter, in the act enumerating
! their privileges, derived no aathority to grant
permission to the Board Of Education to pur-
/ Chase books.
| Mr: Arlington for the p1aintiff said he would
examine only the question Of the powers con
fered upon the Council By The Charter The
section enumerating their duties and the sec
ton Of the Amended Charter setting forth
that the duties of the Board Of Education
shall nmain the same as they now are or shall
be prescribed by ordinance hereafter, at first
/ sight presented an ambiguity, and il taken
literally would grant the Council unlimited
| power with reference to the Board Of Educa-
tion. The question is: Can the Common
Council grant powers which they have not
themselves? If 50, they might set up the
Board Of Education as clock peddlers and
tinkers. In the enumeration Of powers gran
ted to any corporate body the establishment
Of I particular mode Of exercising those pow
| crs excludes all other modes. The Council
by the Charter have the right to hire or
erect school buildings, but this does not
give them the right to become real estate
dcaleIs. The clause giving them the right to
| purchase fixtures and apparatus expressly ex-
clndes books, except such as are the common
property Of the school.
Tie general clause giving the Council the
authority for managing the schools, not only
does not grant permission to purchase books,
but contains an implied prohibition. For the
sake Of the argument, grant that they have
the right to sell; if so, they have the right to
sell old second band benches and set up in
the furniture business; sell second hand cloth
ing to poor children, and establish @ bakery
aid 1neat-shop for supplying the hungry
sehosrs. After arguing the illegality Of
the appointment Of an agent to buy and sell
the books, b1r. Arlington closed by citing
several authorities.
Nr. Aver briefly reviewed the authorities
presented and the motion was submitted, the
Court rtservipg the decision.
, 1862-06-12

NEW YORK juno 1t.-FLorR--1larket more
act1ye and SC better with good Inquiry for export
81 HGl4 S. for super western: 81 IS for COM
mon 10 good extra western: s5.15@55,,25 for COM
s5.a-@6.5o for trade. brands; market clog
in. firm. Canadian -four SC better and more
active, sales 22co brs- at $46N Is for common.
coar quiet and steady sales OF s.. 90 Corn
meal in fair request sales COD brls at So % Tor
JcEsey; Ss.15 for DrandyTlne and AaEsh's calorie
parcel ut 2ttc.
aGsA1S-W heat Market fully 1c higher with mod
He hieago % spFins Ing At asce$i a1: 6eoo unsonnd do
at &c: g., loo bu Milwaukee club at $t.02R1.03; :;
40 Ito bn- amber Iowa and Wisconsin at S1.ns0
liz: 1,teo bu. spring state at sl.es; Il, ,soo ba
amber Michigan at $l20@1.3i:. 12coo Canada
club at Slcsd1,cs: $50 white ilichiyan At 81 u
al anet t. witkopt mate material ci,anee. Barley dpl and
nemTral. Corn market f7mer with fair export de-
mand. Sales 1900 bu- at 4Ai752c for new mixed
western: 53G53Kc for Old do; 54c for very choice
4f ;ec for uns ouHl; tpc for while western. Oats
heavy and lower. Sales at 42943c for Canadian,
western and state.
lower bu: closed . little frm eF for mess. Sales
g25 brls part arrive. ct $itG1t.1S5l for mess
1s tor ess ia be coatnrss ,aT & n haa
almost nominal. Saes 500 brls. at s. 5097 ~ fo-
cii5 prime; $Sa1Q for city mess; $1lDt3 50
for repacked mass: $i3@1450 for extra mcss
hams steady; sales SEQ brls choice western at
3'6.5o: Cut meats more aetiye; sales 500 pkg
sales OF 3as 60 pounds rough sidcs in dry salt at
SIC; Bacon sides Inactive. Lard rules steady,
with ncdesa1e demand sales Less brls at 5;1@
and 1GG1S for state, Cheese dull and heavy at
MosE1-f1arket steady and unchanged Cll
1oane 3A per cent, and discounts OF prime panel
! 4@5 Per cent Sterling exchange very drm 81
1193a 45115 for merchants and 1tlGll5A for bank M
Government stocks firm. US6s 81, 1e6l31io6;ss
! 80 Treasury Notes 1855;
/ S1ocKE-F15m at second beard. Pittsburgh. Fl
| Wayne s. Chi -; 7 s Wabash n; Rock Islanc
CAN; Toledo 4s5< Galcna 7p1< III Central 81
aiyh Gent S'X Panama 1s5 Harlem l5pS Ss;a q;
Mail l155s Cumb Go s14; Penn Co % Tenn G.
1C4E; i Is ri coupons Ssh Mich South Eeeoni
mtg e47.; Z Is 81 rcg'd 11sN; chicago q ~ =
Tolt do & Wabash second mtg asH-
| BUFFALO, June 1l-FLoUR-Demand mode
| rate. Market unchanged.
GRA1s-Wheat quiet; hclders. advanced thci
views &c. Sales 49, 90 bu- Milwaukee club at s.
! 1900 bn. white winter Michigan at S1l4; TOO
bu red winter Ohio at 81 ca Corn In fair demand
| Market firm. Sales 10000 bu- old at 4oc: 2! oo
&c easier. eates sOc1 bu. at s69c.
Nu1eEx-Fa1r demand. Sales leo br1s. st &c.
CANAL FRKIenIs-3Sc better. lie for corn, 13
for . heat, to N. r.
EXPORTS 900 br1s- hour, 135, 600 bu. wheat
110ic0 bu. corn, IS COO bu. oats.
CANAL ExFoE1s-5,00o bris- -four. 81 on0 bu
wheat, COO bu. corn, g. 900 bu. oats Is QUO bu
rJe.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TribuneJ
DETROIT, June II, 1862
Tr-prcp. Northern Light, Nile, Petersburg,
Empire state; bark Invineiblc: brig J. G. Desh-
Ter; schr. BY, Quinte, Herald, Cortland, Gov.
Hunt, Arbucsle, Carney, New lisbon, Nightin-
gale, Mccanea, Lacrosse, Monsoon, Live Yankee.
DowS-P:or. Potomac, Young America. Gale
Ia bark CLAYTON, Badger State; schr- Cor
respondent, D. S1ausson, Mazeppa. Kate nlnch-
man, St. Andrews, Bay State, Helen blood
Weather pleasant, wind southwest
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED at BUFFALO FROM CHICAGO, June Q,
1sG2-rrop. Chicago; echr. Yankee Blade, Van
guard, Ostrich, Convoy uuntress, Essex, St. Paul
Boston, Su=quehana, Hart, r. II. Harmon, Ashc-
nian
CLEARED from BUFFALO FOR CulcAao-Psop.
Empire State, Plymouth, Adriatic. Nile, Fountain
City; bark Jane Bell. echr. Ostrich, Susuuehan.
Ia, Vanguard, r. II. Harmon.
, 1862-06-12
G5afcS.
100000 IN ONE or

HERR1EG's PATENT BAsE5,
At The g7eatfre IN Pearl and Fulton s3, jan d 1sa
New ToRE, Jan- q, 1Bsl
MKssEs. EEEE1Ka Co, Ee. Isl Broadway:
9EhTs: The larse HERENG'S PATENT CHAN.
r1GN SAFE you made for Tie few yearB Ego h,l*
been pat to severe test IN the great fire corner Of
others. The lire commenced ahoas O'Clock SUNDAY
norn2g. and the Safe Was taken from the rns sfte:
e1posute Of more than thirty hours Tour Safe col
-atncd all my books, insurance policies AID other Vs
uAble papers, besides gold and silver bank bills cpu
pom bondr &C.. amounting % over Two HuND8kL
IHoUsAND DoLLARs Eyef5tEing in the Safe is In pes
feet order, except the binding of the booka beinp
steamed Tour Patent Champion Safe glve8 us EreGt
satisfacu3u. and has guarded sascly through the .e
Every dollar Of its contents 1Rialy Z {FosfER {9osgss
AEoFHRE IN THE GAME THHK-1I0Do0 aAyEp
GENERAL OFFICE. NEW HAVEN 6TEAaBoNT Co.
NEW YORK, Jal. y. 1854
Aeas1a HxRREa 4 CO, No; 81 bIoaAHay.aKNTe
He had one OF your Patent Champion SAFES IL the r.
cent extensive Ee OF Fulton AID Pearl ttFee
the 2h inst The Safe in the third atory OF the
Fulton Bank Building and fell with the ruins to the
cellar 1t taken nom the InlEs after T1I61T-sI
books and papers considerable s.rount n baak notes
snd about 3io00o II Treasury notes and other pee:
7tues-aI Of which we found iH good order. and IN
scathed. Respectfully yen5s5 voprour
HRRRHGs PATENT. gaAAFIoR F1REPkooR
6AFEH.
Tn 99st es11ssle fss1{ @ 5s 59E ksfT ss
LINED vita Herring q Floyds NEW PATRsT "CRfsr
TAlfZED IRONING Only metal which cannot b
d11lled; ,,.. HRRR1NG q CO. &c stata s.reet
, 1862-06-12

Ak u pun II N1EF VIHGfAts
We have been informed BY several dlsln-
tcrcsted parties Of tho following circuu1-
stances attendant upon one Of the grossest
and most high-handed outragcs ever perpe-
tratcd upon The liberties of citizen in Chi
cago, and which merit most summary r.
buke at the hands Of the Inv.
The facts are briefly these: Yesterday in
in one Of the State street cars, goirg towards
Cottage Grove, largely filled with ladies, an
officer OF the Irish Brigade was making very
careless use Of q revolver, aeurishing it about
in manner not entirely agreeable to the
ladies Of the car. At last, one Of the ladies',
towards whom it had been careless1y pointed
several times, became alarmed, and her hus-
band politely requested the officer to put it
away. The officer complied with some sort
Of an abusive remark which led to high
Words between the two. At this juncturc,
several citizens applied to Officer Hunt, of
tie Mayors Police, who was riding on the
platform, to step inside, as the ladies we're
alarmed. Mr.. Hunt did so, and advised the
gentleman to have nothing more to say to the
officer, at the same time showing his star to
the latter, and requesting him to make no
further disturbance. Some further remarks
passed between them, when the officer hastily
jumped up and handed 8 card to the gentle
| man, upon which was written 'tC,ptain J..
Rourke, Co. D, 18th Illinois Artillery" say
ing, st the came time, "1f you are gentle.
man, you will accept that"
Mr. Hunt again interfered, said he would
not allow any challenge to be given, aud
threatened to arrest the officer If he did not
keep still. A few minutes after, all the pas
fengcrs had left the car, leaving Mr.. Hunt
alone with the officer and four or five Of his
comrades. When the car reached his resi-
denec, he attempted to get out, but was seized
and showed back upon his scat, with the re
mark that they would teach him how to in
te1fere with United States officers, and tbs,
they would now a1rest him. Seeing that r.
siatsnee WAS useless, Mr, Hunt gave himsel
, 1862-06-12

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
-..--...s.... ARRIVED. June 10, 1861
Humboldt, Joliet, s, ,Gc0 bu com.
Alexander, Loekport, $50 bu corn.
t'uta, Ottawa 6,GG0 bn curn.
Yorktown Ottawa, 5,eGl bu corn.
Wave Morris. i 600 bu corn, = bu RE.
Northrop, Joliet. 4,SGO bu corn.
Rescue, La Sale, !iG tons coal.
Tide. La Sale. 510l bu corn.
Danube La Sallc, 500 bu corn, 965 bu wheat.
Central City, La Sale, 81 GO bu corn,
Wm. Henry, La Sale. 145 tons coal
Jnionist, Ia Sale. 5, 100 bu corn.
Harrington. Ottawa. 5 ffD bu wheat.
Morris. Iuckport. 4,500 bu corn.
Hunter. Utica, G;G bu corn.
T1uubadouT, Lockport, ,Nl bu corn.
... CLEARED June TO-
Belle tn Salle, g. 30 tt Lumbar. 6E siding, Il
IL shingles, % m lath, 1872 lbs carpenter work,
eco ns nails, 912 rs hardware. d brls aalt.
Aniopa, In Sale, 52596 # lumber s. 479 lbs fire
clay.
Stars and Stripes. Morris.
Hicwa:ila. La Sale.
Josephine, kaukakce, 81 n lumber
TIoubadour, Loekport, 1,<0o tos white 1ead.
!A1eena, Morris.
Alexander, Loekport.
Hunter. Ottawa
J. B. Preston, Ottawa. 81 IFS lumber, m siding.
Fame, Juliet. 50 N # lumber.
Morris, Morris.
Portland, Morris.
, 1862-06-12

milwaukee Grain Market-June ii.
Rceeiged, 110,2s5 bu wheat, 2,Ge6 brls 1ous.
The SentiatI reI orts sales Of e0.oe0, ut 76G176c
for No. 2 Spring and 81c for No. Spring. Oa:s,
29c del Corn z7Gasc; RYE 40n41c-
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71 Grain sold in stors'' is subject to e storage,
uhich is lr1id dy the buyer, ert{sire f the price
Tcid Jor the grain to the Seller. THAN q sale is
made. in mhicA the seller 1Gys the storage, it IS
qno<sd ''Irxe Of storags.'' or r. o. b.
, 1862-06-12

Illinois red winter; LOO for NJ S. red $1.06 for
N. s. white. Corn was sold at 3lJ31c. Vessels
we're scaEce and freights nominal.
, 1862-06-12

Detroit Grain HTark ket---June 10.
The Tribune reports sales Of wheat at 81 01;15
-G3 for good red, and 81 10 for No. white Corn
33434c delivered in bags. Oats Ecarce and he'd at
93l3ic.
, 1862-06-12
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.
&DpTTtT A

Stmr Comet. Pabst. Two Rivers It's br1s dsh.
Prop antelope, RutliD, Colliugwuod. sundriea.
Prop Badger Stare Beckwitla, Buffalo. sund1lts.
Brig sehastopoi, Williams, Grand Haven, 90 N
schr $; Bates, Cannon, Muzkegon. Los m lumber.
schr A1nie Thorlne. Johnston. wilkinson's Pier,
schr E. 6. Gray Dixie, St. Joseph, 100 cords stsve
schr i. Rand, Mckay, Muskcgon, s5 m lumber, 10
schr Experiment, Dixie. Bronsoa'5 Harbo7, 10 N
shingles, ou cords wood.
selr Sutherland, Fetrie. st. Joseph, IS N lumber.
sehr 6: +. Foster. Smith, Muskegon, 50 n lumber,
schr Hirondele, Johnston, Kalamazoo, G5 n la.n-
hr Spartan, Roberts, Tilkinson's Pier, GO N
schz Belle Stevens, Brown. St. Joseph. 90 cords
schr Falcon, Roberts, Two Rivers, 50 m lumber,
20 IN Thinner, so railroad ties.
Sehr Helen Kent, sinms, Plummersyillc, 50 cords
schr Telegraph, hayes. Ma=keson- s7 m lumber,
schr j. r. Roberts, Wilson, Port Sheldon, 70 cords
schr Illinois. Burke, Muskegon, 80 N lumber. Is
LII lath.
schr aluskcgon, Mcyay, Plummersville, co cords
sccw Laurel. Patterson, Websters Pier, 81 cords
Wood.
CLEARED. D........--.. dune II.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, sund1ies.
drop Prairie State, Williams, O9densburch, 4, 70
bu corr, ,saa brls aour, 10 bzls lsr1 and tai
low, 5G3 hides, leo brl5 highwiues.
Prop Badger State, Beckwi5h, Buffalo, 1860 Iris
-four.
Prop isconsin, Wordsworth, Buffalo, 2,CO0 brls
-four, ] .3W bu wheat.
Prop Acme Hathaway, Buffalo 100 bu wheat 20 ,oG0
Brig Powhattan, Foster, Buffalo, 12,coo bn corn.
Brig Minneso Rawsun. Butfa:o, u, LGO bu corn.
Brig Scbastopol- " Villains, Grand Haven.
Schr Granada, Fitzgerald Oswcgo, Is Go bu corD-
Sehr North Star, G0nlcy. Oconto.
Schr Ratcs, Cannon, Muskcgon-
Schf Annie ThuriEc, Johnston. Wilkinson s Pier.
Schr z q Gray, Dixie, Bronaon's Harbor.
Schr = Hand, Mckay, Uuske,on. ....
Schr Harriet Ross, Rodgers, Oswego, 1000 bu
wheat.
sehr Pilgrim, Higafe, Buffalo, 1855 bu what,
| Schr Leya1t. Cherry, Buffalo. 7,aD bu cora.
| SChr Sutherland, Petrie. South Haven.
| Schr Odin, Blanchard. Muskegon.
| Schr Et,ster. Smith. MusKegon.
| Schr lliron6ele. Johnston, kalamazoo.
| Schr Spa.tau, Roberts, Nilkinson'5 Pier.
| schr Belle Stevens. Brown. St Joseph.
| schr Helen Kent. S!mcns. Muekego1.
| Scllr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
| Schr Telt graph, Hayes. Muskegon.
sehr G R Rober: :, Nelson, Port Sheldon.
| Schr MUS egon, MfcEae. Flumnetsyil!c.
Schr L ludlngton, Porter: Bufialo, 1o,0Nl bu corr
| Scow Laurel Patterson, Wilkinson'5 Pier.
, 1862-06-12
M A RRI ED.

AT Chicago, on "Wednesday, June It'll, by the Rev
T. y. Bishop, EDWARD II. TEALL to Miss KATE
MEAD.
In This city en- the 9Th Inst. by the Rev Dr. Pratt,
JOSEPH A. DASOL and Miss ANNIE MORRIS,
On the 10th trst. ly l:ev, T. N. Eddy. p. D., I:ev
JSn. u. WILSON nnl Miss E. SANDS TEED.
, 1862-06-12
OSWEGO. June 11,-FLoUR-unchAnge

OsWEGo. Jnne IL 11-FLouR-Unchangea.
denan d. sales H,7tu bu. winter rcd 1llfnoi: At IVA
las1 night; 86 Ohm No. Chicago spring At SIC.
and 3,4e0 bu. white Canadian at SAKE and 44l01
bu. Indiana at 63c- Other grain quiet.
SIC; corn &c to New York to receipts by LaSe M
CANAL ExPoRTs-6, eco brls. flour; 16uEO bu
S7hcat AID 4tDu bu- corn.
Foreign Markets.
PER AFR1cA.1 LIVERPOOL, May 81.
MARKETS -Baring's circular reports Am .rican
securities steady. Erie shares 3aA I. G. 4?;32D
AK discount; t. S. 6s s56s6; do s. a1@soH.
BY private dispatch.
corn adranCed 6G9d.
LONDON MosET MARKEr.-Funds on the 10th
Of May were frmer and y per cent. higher. owing
TO renewed ease in the money market. The tes
for iyanccs in the stock exchange are Sill a3 per
cent at the bank. The demand for discoun. was
the bad prospects Of the speedy termination Of
the war In America
LIVERPOOL, May 81.
BREADsTurFs-F1our frmeE and Sd higher since
TuesGay-American ai=m3ls. Wheat firm md I'd
higher than on Tuesday for inferior qualitie5 Red
western 9E3d01cs3d red southern 10s4d1foz6d /;
white western and southern % 6a912s- Corn
a1s@3ss.
PEoT1s1oss-Beef has declining tendency
Pork tendency downward Lard quiet but steady.
Lospos May 31.-Baring Bros, report br ,ad-
t stutfs dull and easier American white wheat 81
| @57e. Flour 24921s.
AaEn,cAS STocKs-Bsring Bros: report Ameri
s3x: II Cent 455SG54K discount; Q Is s50sG
| do lE s1GGSOk.
, 1862-06-12

~ TaE o. g. TROOFS AND PRISONERS OF WAR
OFFICE Of 1nR ACTING ASSISTANT CoMN!saARY}
OF 81 Bs1sTASCE q. 8. a. Chicago, June q. ISL, j
Sealed proposals Will be received at this office until
the u g. troop. and prisoners OF war stationed At
Camp Douglas, chicago Hl3nos.
COMPOSITION OF RATION.
Three-fourtts CT pound Of pork or bacon, or o1e
AID fourth pounts Of freEn OF salt beef twsh5tTe
or ore and fourth rouEd Of corn meal. and st the
rate to every cns hundred raunna Of ely 1uarta OF
bcaEf Or peas and ten 1uhc6 OF rice notEny, ten
pounds OF green coffee eight poands Of roasted and
ground coffee or one aud half pounds Of tes. fifteen
points Of sugar four quarts Of rinear one pound Of
tine chrd+a. cle half pounds Of .aow ca1dlcs,
four pounds Of eosp. and two quarts Of salt Thrice
per wceE issue OF potatoes tie ef puu1d
Ecr uan- Twice per week gallon cf Ilo1 asses 10
eve-y Fue hnndrCu rhticns.
Fsesh beef ehal be issued as cften as the command
rE Officer of tlie Post Detachment. Regiment mIy
require II in lien Of Rsit meat.
Bidders in their lids are required to mention the
coIt Price Of the parts Of the ratton
IN order that ucl trSctfons OF the TAon sT he
quf for consumption in hospital may be charged At
TIE frat ticrAl curt7a:t price, -.--. :
two responsible persons that the bidder will, II his bid
be accepted, e1tn 1he contract Each ht1 Will also
mention OF two sufficient securities aud
he endorsed on The envelope "propusa1s for Sub
The ratons to be furnished uader this contract easn
to himself the right reject all ole hts
AL bids st1ict5 in npliauce with thts adyer
tiscu eDt viii be REJECTED. Bidders nre invited to be
present st the opening CT htcs.
Jn6N CfIRISTuPHER, Captain 16ts Infantry,
AisSE.Asst i Comntssary OF Subis' auce, O. S Army.
, 1862-06-12
NTANTED-Apents to canvass for

" Head1cy's LIE, oI Washington. Sacred R:o-
ETarhy and History tl!t;tan nM7. anti rtl,"r ruS.
tic sale OF which agents age meeting with unparalleled
success exclusive agr1rrs given for towns and c'.n
Ties For full; Information call a.ltlTcs@ y. f.
GIHEs i34 South Cla-k street, Chicago f',st !,tcc
Ep1 30S apis rssSl2sa
, 1862-06-12
4M1lBcn1FutE,

HcFICKER'S THEATRE,
~ Madison street between State and Dearborn
Doo1t open at i Curtain rtsgA At l.
TIil:EsDAY EVENING ,Iunc It'll
MIR. BOOTH AS PESCARA
Fnr the LAST TIXB.
Err ROOTH AS PESCARA
For the LAST TINE.
Sbicls Great Tragedy OF
T H F. A P @ S T a T E
FOR THE LAST TINE
BOOTH AS PESCAEi for the last time.
Mis= Hcsmcr ~ Flo.ind.; Mrs. MIc-sa5 Hemeya; Mr.
Prior as Mafcc-
s;tiur,nbrr the great Tragedy oc THE APOSTATK
for tic last time.
GRAND pD.aNCE..,,,..,...MISS JENNIE HIGHT
Tn ccMcut.c viii: t.r Farce IT LEND ME FIVE
SNlLLSTS. Mcficker ns tsatish,y
e Ftlday-Etne!lt OF Mr.. Eouth
~ E'otl, VIII shortly appear for the frst t-nr ID
Chicago as "Enpert the SCULPTOR in tr hra11sfrI
play Of the Ma, .,;c Heart which has been r-o-
nenctd ty Eastern critics III be cf his very hest
r
, 1862-06-12
Election at Camp Douglas.


An election for rcgimental officers of the
9th llliE OH, the new regiment If three months
volunteers. was held yesterday, with the
following result: Colonel, R. II. Hongh, of
Chicago; Lieutenant Colonel, - Oakley, Of
Pcoria; Major, II. H. Haskell, of Canton.
This, we suppose, settles the question as to
the future commandant Of Camp Douglas.
Mr. Hongh is we'll known TO our citizens as
business mar, snd has lately had consider
able military experience. Whatever his
military qualifications, he is at least .
thorough, ingrained and determined hater Of
treason IN all its shapes; has no affection for
TRAITORS, end will be disposed to treat refrac-
tory rebels at Camp Douglas, who shall in
fringe his regulations Or attempt 10 escape,
IN most summary manner He has no love
to waste, and will not exhibit any supcf1uous
effection In his conduct toward them. Wh;1e
he holds the reins with strong hand, at. the
sane time he viii rule with moderation. If
the rebels behave themselves. II thew don't.
they can look cut for both thunder and 1ipht-
nirg, for he is not man to be trifcd with.
especially By traitors. Rose water femintnes
desirons Of lasishing or bestowing their fay
ors upon the traitors and Jauus- faced Union
men conn1ving at rebel escapades will equally
have 10 conc to time, and we shall probab1
hear no more Of fine ladies', In the guise O
candy peddlers, seeking to peddle candy ani
consolation, or masculine doughf.ces an1iou.
to ind relatives and furnish means OF escapt
from the camp. We think the right man Is II
the right place.
, 1862-06-12

s| For cleaning and dying gentlenan's clothes
60 to Cook 4 Mclean, 90 Dearboza.street. This
old established house do better aud cheaper work
than any In the city. eb1-ly
, 1862-06-12

VAULTS AND OUT HOUSES
" Cleaned very cheap By JOHN MASON, % North
CLARK street. Post Odee Box 1854. ep25pT3an
, 1862-06-12

Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn st., and get Yo1r
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly zepaired.
Epyl3
, 1862-06-12

QO7l-hZz1-tY
Buy paper hangi1gs Of Chase q Co., !C9
Randolph street. nh 25-3n
New styles OF Paper Hangirgs inst received at
Faxou's, Lake EtEeet. Call aad see them. ap2+p7l3
, 1862-06-12

M a n T = EU.-ASents III every
town in the loyal States Of lie = est, to clri
late our new 1Iustra1ei Religious Gni Historical
Works which have TIT highest te;si,ca!as In shi ia
vor, and adapted to tic Wants OF the people. Sold
only by subqc1la.tor- Extra Inducements offered to
activemeE- For particulars call 0: ad:resa (w;ta
stanp) E. 3. & l. c. TREAT, i9i WASHINGTON stree.
r1:vn T,Sp-
, 1862-06-12

NJ ANTED-Agents and Canvas
w se 8 in every Coacty IN the Northwest. Ever.
seeking eInpE~yEea learn full particulars
pleasant and profitable bslnesa oy en-
Cit sing three cent stamp to F. a. THOMAS, Post
Office Box 4153 Chicago. I1Iinoia Bp26 p79E2u
, 1862-06-12

High Tai
Wines Ed low. LH'gs Cattle Hides
hrls. lbs. fba. No. No. M.
, 1862-06-12

THE HEALTH CoSyEST1oS.-As ,Metropol-
itan Hall is wanted on Saturday evening for
m important public meeting, the course Of
Hygienic lectures will conclude on Friday
evening. Dr.. Trails last public lecture will
be given on Thursday e7enlng. On Friday at
6 p m, he will lecture on special subjects, to
ladies only. The lecture On Friday evening
will be on the Dress Reform, by Ellen Bean
Harnan. DR.. Trail may be consulted At Me-
tropolitan Ea11 until Saturday at P. n;
, 1862-06-12

HAILEcK GrAEDs.-This company Of three
months men, numbering 50 men, WAS muster
ed into service yesterday. The following are
the officers; Captain L. B. Tucker; 1st Lieut..
J. o. Mcclellan; I'd Lieut.. j. L. Mahie,
, 1862-06-12

" a n T e D Agents IN every
w Western town. Acttr.. !n1us:r1oua MEN make
RON g to FL per day The articles ara both new ard
really u5cful, and where merchant 41Y Iowa DE-
sres sell them c.he- Agency VIII be established
address, With stamo, NnnD = CO.. Post Office Boz
EayHr1RG5r
, 1862-06-12

BOARDING Board. with plea
- sant front rooms. suitable for families or single
Gcnt.emen msy be Obtained at 3 and e5 South CLARK
street. only few moments walk from tile Post Oce
Court HouEe. Day hoarders Gun also be acc1snno-
dated. Terms moderate. je7 -3jl1T
, 1862-06-12

WANTED exchage for Chi.
~ cago City Property or Goods good Improved
Farm in Green Count, Wis: 20 Ut Laiid in lru
auois Caanty: SO acres IN Carrol! Ceu:;ty lmprpyed
proved Land in Wisconsin CRY: Improved property In
Herrtcon, Wiz; hE acres in iuwA. a portion vii: be
sSk STATE street J. A. DANIELS l:cai Estate Agent
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