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veil; Eark Fame, f. B. alorgaui Schr Die Yer
non, Gen. Foote, ". B. Hubbard, Mary Collins,
Traveller, A. j. Rich, E. II. Peck, Midnight, Col
lingwood, Adiroudac, Cape Horn, Nonpareil'
Corinthian, j. F. Warner, Phalarope, and Uncle
Tom.
CLEANED FROM BUFFALO FOR CHICAao-June
11-Prop Free State: Bark f. 3. Morgan; Schr
Die Vernon, blary Collins, Flora Watson, A. j.
Rich Midnisht, Couingwoo5, Corinthians Sweep
stakes, Geo Footc and J. F. Warner.
VESSELS pAss1sc THROUGH THE WEhrA::D ca
E.1.-We arc indebted to Capt. +. r norr f''r the
following list Of yesaels passing through the Vel
land Canal:
Tlsssls bound FEST. 1Faere from. W7e7s to.
sclr Jessie Kingston, Chicago.
On the 18th June- .n,:.
Biz BIZ Sorthuraberland, Cobnrg. Chicago;
Schf De]os DeNolfe, Oswego, Aa8aokee.
Tsssezs bound Eat. 712ersJ10rH. Were 70.
Outhe 18th June
EFT EFT John 1ehn'Vf. Weeden, MHSaufee,' 9sweEo.
scfr Cascade, Chicago. kingston
Schr s. Robinsou. Milwaukee, kingston.
Schr S, J. uo1ley, Milwaukee, OsWeso.
Vessels discharginr at the e1eyctor-
Bark Lady Of the Lake, Chicago, chiesgo Chiesgo.
Brig Banner, Chicago, Gn1ea5o
S5F SF Saf5 y s. Ro9t slwsaEss
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRIVED. ..1u1:12.
C!a11iett, Morris $500 bu corn.
y r.. Haw1ey, LaSalle. 900 bn corn:
Gen Grant, Lasae, 5000 bu corn' 5000 lbs asri-
C. + I Hantoon. Il a Lasalie, 1,4o7 brls flour.
alexander IaSalle, 5,3iO bu corn.
L f'aruham, LaSul1e, III tons coal-
T. 4. Thorp. Joliet, coo bn corn.
Sultan, Ottawa. $50 bu corn.
Ontario, La sale, $500 bu corn. -.
Eclipse LaSale aii br1s -four 4s.t32 1bs lard, los
| hrls beef, 1,t3S lbs iron ware, 6t5l1 bu corn-
| Ttoubadour. Lackport, coo ou corn:
Imperial, Lasale, 1890 bu corn, 100 bu rye, So0bu
| wheat
Asia Easslle, 5000 bu corn.
Ocean Spray, Ottawa. 5.1to bn corn.
Constitution, Lockport- $3.50 bu corn:
/ Atlanta. LaSalle. 600 bu corn. 100 hrl5 flour.
| i. Leach. LaSalle. 1,i22 bE1s tiont.
Utah, LaSalle. + ,G6n brls -four, 80 bu potatoes.
Maria, kaLkakee, 2a,3a0 bn corn. 13s bu wheat.
CLEARED ........ June Il.
| Il. Cooley, Loekport.
| Wm Henry. Joliet, 46,a5s # lumber
Pow1:atiar. Lasa!1c Is 100 # lumber.
| Badger State, IaSaue, 112 It lumber. % N chin
| giles. ..-
!ATizonia. Lasane, 1o.1ooft lumber.
I Orator. Ottawa.
J. F. Chapin, Ottawa, as,5ss # lumber, IS n shin
g1es.
Constitution. Lockport.
Pacitc, Lasalle, $50 It lumber, q5a 1hs povdc,
1889 lbs mdze, 1.501 rhs hsh, $3.50 lbs pig iroI
1850 ts mola=ses, 10 b1ls vinegar, ASIA d
woodenware.
Alexander. Lockport.
Inionist. LaSalle, 1,559 # lumber, $50 latb.
| Geo. T.. Taylor, Juliet. 50 III lumber.
Trophadour, Lcckpcrt.
, 1862-06-14

Provisions In Phl1adelphfa-June II
Barre1ed meats unsettled and drooping-50) brls&
western .mess pork sold at $1s.00. Beef, &l2.oa0
1900 for western and city. Bacon hams, 6DsNc
for plain to fancy cured; shoulders, 4A@ahc
Lard in better demand-sales Of 500 pEss prime
western at s3sc.
, 1862-06-14

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-l
VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
DETROIT, June 13, 1869.
ur-prop. Rocket, Free State: bark Nonpa-
rel. Lafrinier; schr. Wings Of the Morning,
Shook, Boston.
Dows-P.op* Comet, Dunki1k; bark Water
Witch. Sunshine, L. Il. Cotton; brig New York,
Venice; schr. wellington, Jupiter, A. $. Scott,
Republic, j. Whaling, Lucy Robb. G. L, Newman
Alvin Clark, George Davis, Tartar, Wsnrecan, d.
Fillmore, Lone Star. Miami
A1navEp-The new tug PrindiTille.
Weather pleasant; wind east.
MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS.
ARRIVED 1T BUFFALO FROM Cn1cAGo.-June II
-r1op Susquehanna7 Ga1cna, oReids, 5. D. Cad'
, 1862-06-14

to an inquiry concerning the taxation Of govern
nnent securities,
TRASHY DEPARTMENT, june 3, 1852.
SIN: Tonr letter Of the 90th ultimo is received,
asking copy Of the opinion Of the attorney gen
ctal npon the liability Of the notes and bonds OF
the Tuited States to municipal and State taxatlon.
And you quote the statement in my appeal in be-
half Of the national loan as the ground Tor aekiHg
such copy for public information to those whose
subscriptions sou received as agent.
My statement was founded on the decision Of
the Supreme Court Of the United States in the
case Of Weston -. the City Council Of Charles
ton, reported in I'd Peters, 449. where this ques-
tion will be found to be elabotately discussed and
ludeialIy decided
Since that time, it eeems the Court Of Appeals
OF the State OF New 3ork have rnled that the capt.
inf Of tho hanks Of that State being subjected to
tax under the State laws, portion Of such capi-
tai is withdrawn from such taxation By being III
vested in stocks Of the United States. The ques-
t:on has been again brought before the Supreme
Court where i, il now pending.
Upon inquiry after the opinion Of the Attorney
General, 10 which you refer, learn that the Board
of Brokers of the city Of New York addresseda
letter to that officer, asking hls views upon the
ruling Of the Court ofAppeals, to which he replied
that he had been requested By me to appear in that
| case before the Supreme Court, and had no doubt
but the former decision Of that court wonld be con-
t dr1ned, understand that 1t was mere letter Of
t acknowledgment, and not formal opinion on the
! question.
| Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
| S. p CHASE, Secy Of the Treasury.
! STEFHEN SALlSBCKY, Esq, Worcester. Mass.
, 1862-06-14
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

anein ao7d in store Is subject to &c storage,
seAicA is paid By The buyer. erclusiys Of the PRICE
had n,ae IL Wxish M the sser 1ays the siorags, Il Is
quoted = FREE Of sforage,'' or ~. 0. b.
, 1862-06-14
Closing of Malls.
Until further notice, nails will close at the CHI

f~ For the best, cheapest, and most fashion,
able hoop skirts and corsets, 60 to the New York
and Illinois hoop ekirt manufactory, 70 South
Clark street, and 156 Lake street.
w Lave you tried tho ,Saoap Cream. Soda, with
true jrut syfupe, at Dillingham's new drug store.
corner Of State and Van Buren, streets?
Jan. 33-5t.
UousEKEErEn's ATTEST1oN.-The Is Universe
Clothes Wringcr," Washer and Starcher. acknoTl-
edged as the best In use. Call and zee it before
buying any other. These machines are all war
rantcd, and after trial. Il not liked the money will
be refunded. Agents wanted in every town.
G. Williams General Agent, Ill Randolph street,
r, o. Box $3.50. ju116t
w Why do you deposit old Demand Treasury
Notes with your banker the same as currency
| when you can sell them to Boyd for large pre-
| mium: je9-Gt
! Great elosing out sale Of Paper uauginge, at
| F. E. Risby'e. 50 Randolph street. 5e3-1m
| Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn st., and get yonr
| clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
| loV17
'.Cau OF Dunlop, seweIl Z spalding tor Printing"
t nov11-h221-lY
w" Buy paper haugiags Of Chase q Co.. 1o9
Randolph street. nh 29am
New styles Of Paper Hangings Just received at
Fa1on's, Lake street. Call and zee them. ap24p743
# For cleaning and dying gentIeman's clothes
20 to Cook Il Mclean, 9s Dearborn-street This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than au7 In the city, chilly
, 1862-06-14
Albany Lumber Market.-June IL.

From the Evening journal OF Wednesday.7
The receipts Of lumber per the Erie canal have
been larEe during the Wees. but the break in the
ChaEplain canal has prevented the usual amount
coming from that direction. The assortment and
supply good, and buyers can find anything they
want. The sales hare been active at prices quoted
the demand being principally from the East
Philadelphia, Washington, sc.
Frcights to Eastern and Southern ports are nc
tive and at advancing rates.
The receipts By the Erie and Champlain canals,
during the Let week in June. in the years named,
were as follows:
, 1862-06-14

Philadelphia Flour market--June1 IL.
Market f1ner-1 COZ brls. Northwestern extra at
$a.621M@475; extra family, S4.8714G5.0o; Penn.
do IS 2E
, 1862-06-14

EThe last and closing out sale Of books
at the store No. 5s Dearborn street, takes
place to night. TIE stock includes I'LL the
best (standard) books Of the age aud We sayto
alithoee who want good books, at low figures,
20 to night and hea< ss Foster"
, 1862-06-14
Printing Cloths at Providence

The Journal reports the market firm but less
active. Sales were as follows:
5000 pieces. including 4o00 pieces, 5sx62. 6kc;
so q pieces 56x56, &c: 49,, pieces. 61z64. 1:Sc;
1aGO6 pieces 60x6a. TAc: coo pieces, 6AxG4, 7ac;
coo pieces, t4164, iIc . yard.
, 1862-06-14

The quantity OF flour, wheat, eoFn aud barley,
left at ,idewater, during the 1st week in June In
the years 1861 and 1862 was as follows, says ihe
Argus:
Year. Flour, bbls. Wheat ,bn. Corr. .bu B'rlcy bu.
1861. 32,326 9SS, ,223 TG3,90S ISIS
1s62..-.... 5S,217 7!7,257 653,9A 15,s61
, 1862-06-14

B a special meeting Of the Board Of Man
ayers Of the Home for the Ftiendless will be
held this Saturday afternoon at the Home.
Business Of importance Is to be transacted,
requiring the prompt attendance Of every
member. By order Of the Board.
, 1862-06-14
MI a AIERIED.

In this city in St. Johns Church. Thursday evening,
an l:th. l;eve H. y niEhoE: M ,,t GHAHIE5 Y 1
TON daughter A. r. Houston. EST, Bridgeport Com
In Louisville. KY on tile Eth Inst. by fscy. f. Ly-
tngston wells EDWARD E. RK21S1'ED. or Chicago
AID Miss NELLIE MOSSAfStlAT, Of the former psce.
In I1u Page on juno Ilth by Rev. Leonard Clifford
At his residence Mt. A.t,S REESE AMI Miss ELLEN
u. SPRAGIE, all Of Du Page, Will County. Ill
, 1862-06-14

81 Fos cleaning and dying gentleman 3 clothes
60 to Cook T. Mclean, % Dcarborn-street Thia
old established house do better and cheaper work
that, en7 In the city. chilly
, 1862-06-14
reaee.. @, ,@1 -. 80
rrrnea 1900 24{l t3Tf

Decrease. .-.... 24oo7l 1oe,9si .."..
The agsregate quantity Of the came articles
left at tide water from the commencement Of
navigation to the I'D inst, inclusive, during
the years 1861 and 1862, aggregate as follow7:
Year, Flour bbls. Wheat, ,bu Corn, bu- 1ieE, ,bu.
1861 1. III 4S5 3 925, ,49T 2S24.O51 99,G45
1862. 1s5,191 5.23S,0S5 1,61T 317.16U
Increase. T3,1G5 1,a52, ,5SS .---.-. 217,160
Dccreaee-- --... ....-.--. SAG, ,4H
By reducing the wheat to Aonr, the quantity Of
the latter left at tide water this yea:, compared
with the corresponding period last year, allows
an increase ii ga 223 brls Of hour.
, 1862-06-14

Observation-Disclosures Colonel Quirk
and Major Moore, Of the Irish Brigade, we're
the recipients Of present Of two beautiful
norscs, fully equipped, from the line officers
Of the regiment. The presentation address
YVES made By Captain John 4. HaYues, In bis
brief and soldierly style, and responses gwen
in IS few words Us fo1sibly could convey the
feelings Of the recipients.
, 1862-06-14
0etrnff Grain Narket-June IL.

Detroit Grain Market-June -.
The Tribune reports wheat bonEant: with sales
at 81 c3H for No l red; $l13 for No. white;
$1.03 for No. 2 red and S11o for No. white, al1
t. o.. b. Corn offered at sc +. 0. b. Oats dull at
3:n34c in haos.
, 1862-06-14

uue l3.
Stmr Comet. P.bst, Two Rivers, 3c0 bu ~heat.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St Joseph, suudries.
Prop Racire- Arthur Buffalo, $50 bu wheat, 500
br1s flour, 600 pigs lend
Schr Emma, Brown, AIHkeScn.
sch1 Bonesteel, Culver, St Joseph, s1ndrles.
Schr Pereia. Ga11es, Goderich, 4, 600 bu wheat.
Sctr New Hampshire Tiglow, Black Lake.
Schr Whirlwind, Nelson. tentreSu1e.
Sch7 Argo, Berg. Duck Lake
Schr Octayia. johnson, Muakegon.
Sch1 Il Spencer, Ryerson, Pent~ater.
Schr antelope, WILLIAMS, White Lake;
Schr Col Sheppard, Mckay. New Buffalo.
Schr Honest John. Rowland, Kalamazoo.
Sch1 Farmer, Lewis, St Joseph.
Schr Onion, Tlrich. Holland.
Schr Fisk, G1Gser, White Like.
| Sebr Challenge, Reed, kalamazoo.
I Schr Ellen Pike, Osier, Holland.
| Schr E,be, Thompson, Manito9oc.
SCH bite sqna1, Coyne. Buffalo, Il, 500 hu COIL
| Echr Wn Jones, Thomas, Mantstee
| Scow Mer1naid, Thompson, White River.
Scn,y Kewaxcum Blodsett, Mnskegun.
, 1862-06-14

New York Canal Tolls.
Dg Telegraph ALBANT, June 10.
The canal tolls from the commencement Of the
seaeon to June sth. foot up $J,2G6. The tolls fol
the game time in 1851 were S610,633
M LIST,
, 1862-06-14

Toledo Grain MRrket-JHne II.
Received, 81, ,T4s bu wheat, 7.760 bu corn+ The
Blade reports wheat active and better. Sales Of
n. S. red at $1'8; Wabash red. St.00; Wabash
white, s102H II. S. White, $1.09, New corn &c.
, 1862-06-14

ISQrEsT.-The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest On the body Of the man LabTick, run
over by train on the Galcna Railroad, as
stated in previous issue. The jury returned
4 verdict in accordance with the facts, with
the addition that stthe accident would not
have happened had there been flaggman at
the crossing"
, 1862-06-14

Stock Of Rio C0Eees
The following table shows the stock held Ii tie
three leading markets Of the United states:
, 1862-06-14

New styles Of Paper Hangings just received at
Fa1on's, Lake street. Call and zee them. ap24p743
, 1862-06-14

In this city on Friday morning June 13th OF Dropsy
OF The Heart. KITE LIZZIE. youngest daughter Of
Eliza A., and the late David H. brsdsy aged years
lnd seven months.
Thu funeral will take place at the residence. No 6
Quincy street. on Sabbath afternoon. at * O'clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend.
, 1862-06-14
Calhoun to Jcaneman: hesd, averaging 1,oG'
lbs al So nl at Alichig1u Southern Yards.

HoGs-Receipts today were very liberal,
amounting to 1890, The sales were very light and
the market closed heavy and dull. The following
, 1862-06-14

Taxation of Government Securities.
Secretary Chase has addressed the following let
ter to civilian Of Worcester, Mass, in answer
to an inquiry concerning the taxation Of govern
Ient securities,
, 1862-06-14
a.CaU on Dunlop, Sewe!i & spalding for Printing"
upV11- 1-h221-lY

Go to John Jones. 11s Dearborn st., and get yont
clothes thoroughly cleaned and neatly repaired.
1Ed4
, 1862-06-14

Very respectfully, your obedieut servant,
S. p. CuAsE. Sec'y Of the Treasury.
STEPHEN SALISBURY, Esq, Worcester, Mass.
, 1862-06-14

The ]atcncss Of the hour of course prevents
us from doing anything like justice to the re-
marks OF the above speakers. Almost with
out exception, the speeches were very happy,
and were received with hearty applause
The addresses Of the Baltimore visitors
l,reathcd genuine hearty Union sentiment,
which was refreshing -augering Of the Loyalty
devotion to the Union. The asscmblage
broke up far into the small hours OF tho
morning, and thus ended one Of the pieas-
ATTEST banquets ever given iu Chicago, sud
one which will be long remembered ey all
concerned.
, 1862-06-14

REAARKs OF NR. YOUNG.
Mr. Jas. Young desired, in behalf Of the dele
Cation iron. Allegheny City and Pittshurg, tc
return thanks for the t1atterins reception cx
tended to them. Pittsburgh was closely con
nected with Chicago Through Tue rivers shs
sent God speed to Cairo at one end Of Iii
no1s, and over her railroads greeting to Chi
csgo st the other end. As Chief Of Arti1ler,
che had been busy furnishing those loud
mouthed dogs Of war and those pills the :" sc
cesh'f look 50 badly, while Chicago, as Com
ssissary OF Subsistence had ably sustained he
part. He spoke briefly Of the rebellion, thank
ing God that the signs Of the times were no1
for their kind reception.
Mr.. J. c. Wright being called for, brictl
welcomed tie visitors III behalf Of the Boar
of Trade. lie had been delighted With th
cognizcd and Welcomed them as the advanc
guard in that interchange Of sentiment whic
should eyer exist between the North and Il
South. He believed there were Union men
every city in the South, but they had bee
bound down and compelled to gave the1r a
hcsiou to this unholy rebellion, while the
prayers vent up for the Inicn. Again WI
coming them. be spoke Of the va
c7tent Of business and the rapid growth of q
city, and believed that with Baltimore a
Pittsburgh, it would continue to grow.
at the conclusion Of 31r. Wri..Atss remark
MI DOW stated that the usual hour OF Chan:
had arrived, and rendered an Invitation 70 a1
OF the guests who might wish to witness Il
transactions, to remain, after Which the met
ing adjourned The larger part Of the gucs
remained during Change hours. As one o
ject Of the visit was for business purposes, Il
TWO hours we're spent most proftatl; a,
more Information was gained about the II
business resources ofthe city and tue opp6
tunities for Investment than could have i,e
obtained IN weeks strol1ing around tic ell
rur AFTERNOON.
During the afternoon the guests sought
dividual means of pleasure, aad occupied t
time most proftabfy and pleasantly il dEivi
about the city. visiting the Court House,
Historical Society rooms, the elevators, sh
ping, railroad dcpots, and other p1aces Of
1ercst. The guests mingled freely With {
merchants In their counting-rooms and wa
honses, gaining. 3 thorough kno sledge Of {
business capacities and resources. 9th
visited the private residences and had 8 l
specimen Of the social hossftslities OF
city. Each one enjoyed himself to the tor
bis bent in his own manner, and at the ct
OF the day expressed himzclf entirely satist
NTH the experiences Of the first days =
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Eieuith.

Mir. Davidson, of the Carolina High
School, III u letter to the Winnsb"ro
Register directs attention to the following
practical rules upon the subject of health,
taken from DR.. Halls Journu. OF ilrailil !.
/. Sleep with the outer doors ald wan
dows closed. especially if the chamber Is,
Oh Tic first floor ur story, or even sec"'Id.
This keeps the atmosphere OF the room
SO warm, that the lniasln is kept at lhs'
csiIing.
=. lake supper at sund"wn, and break
fast at Jayiiglt, or at least before leaving
the house III the morning, even to 60 out
side of the door. or to slit at ri open VIII
dow. Ihls has the effect TO prevent tn
stomach from absorbing thedeadly miasnl.
q, it is pre.occupicd by taking something
more material aud substantial. No doui'l
tie Dutch custom Of eating breakfast b,
daylight, and of the Creole, THAI is the
native population of Louisiana, taking
their coffee in bed, were founded on OBJ
servatlous in this connection wi;kUu,
knowing the reason.
3. Ii !. fire is kindled in every dwelling.
at sun down, and sun rise, and the family
sit in the same room until bed time, with
ali outer doors and windows closed, and
kept closed during the night, all autumnal
diseases, as epidemics, would become I'M,
possible ot occurrence, because 1t would
be contrary to physica! law.
t. \ large lump Of ice suspended in Il
sle.pers room, 50 as to keep the ar at
the level Of his breathing, at seventy five
degrees, would be equally effective III this
regard because miasm cannot be held i'll
solution i'll an atmosphere of that TEN.
perature. 1t would as it were, he pre-.
cipita,ed to the floor Of the room, as we
know carbonic acid gas is thrown to the
floor by certain degree Of cold"
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THylIE Subscribers oa'or for sale IL fine lot of
u. GRATED YOUNG FRUIT TREES, con-
siStinE in part Of
10000 APPLE Tees, one and two
years old, and from five to eight feet high among
which are sixty of the best Southern varieties.
$1,000 PEACH TREES, one year old,
of very thrifty growth, forty varieties Of which
ripcn in succession from early juno to November.
5000 PEAR TREES, thirty varieties,
MI of which are Ounce roots
Is varieties Of PLUMS, ripenine in succession
through tho summer. Also, APRICOTS, NEG
TARlNES. ALMONDS, FIGS. GRAPE CUT
TGNGS. STRAWBERRY PLANTS, ASPARA-
GUS ROOTS, &C., DC. Ever blooming ROSES
and Ornamental Shrnbbery.
Our TRIES viii! compare favorably with those
of any Southern Nursery, and VIC will sell as cheap
as any Of them. Mo take great care in packing
them in Moss and Straw, 50 thnt thoy may be
shipped safely to any part of tho Southern States.
Descriptive ana Price Catalogues sent gratis to
al applicants. Allross
FLEMING NELSON,
Augusta, Ga.
October Stl 3m. 40