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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
cHRIsrADoRos EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE

il unTiVaIIed IN the world.
No other dye has been an ally zed.
No other dye produces such faultless coors.
No other dye can be applied rapidly
No other dye is 80 la ting in its effects.
No other dye improves the texture OF the hair. II
has been
ANALYZED BY DIR, Chiffon,
Chemist to the CcOtOn Water Board of New York,
and certified BY him 70 be as harmless CrOtOn Wa
ter. His certificate may be at the establish.
ment OF the proprietor. sold everywhere, and ap-
piled by all hair dresseTs. CHRIsrADoRo, No, g,
Astor House, Eew-fosk. janl3: DAWN
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Z OIHCIHudI, UdU' III
: private dispatch from Somerset says that
! AcCook Of the 9th Ohio regiment was
rndef in tie recent battle. Three balls
uek his horse, fourth passed through his
'rcoat and fifth hit hun. The wound is
no but not dang erous.
Lhe Ohio river rose last night nineteen in.
q There are now fifty-fve feet and sew
inches Of water in the channel.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

One new Brick House on Cottage St. Rutland.
One Brick House. on Elm St, Rutland IL
Four building lots with brick aud stone for build
ing, on Edson ST., Rutland
One farm of ITO acres In wallingford; price $40
per acre.
One pasture lot on Wyman hill, in Hiddletown
A large quantity of good farming and timber land
Wisconsin.
ANY of the above property Will be sold and long
PAL day given If desired would be exchanged for
SSm w. T. NICHOLS.
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NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS AND TIE PUBLIC.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS PLASpERS.
TESTIMONIAL - T. AHcoek & o. No, ga, Canal
street. New Y ork Gosh, Nov, 1879 49, Gentlemen
lately suffered severely from weakness in my back,
occasoned by Suddenly exerting my elf.-Hav-
ing heard your plasters IN Oh recommended for c.
ses of this kind procured and the result all
that could desire. A single plaster cured me in o
week. Yours Respectfully,
j. 6. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brandreth House. n. Y,
There IA no hing tqra in the vav of q Plaster, 10
the Porous Plaster Of lr. ALLC0CA. In Asthma,
Cough, Kidney Affections, and local deep seated
pains, they afford permanent relief; and for weak
bat ks pains in the side, stitches and spasmodc pains
generally they unsurpassed for the benefits they
impart. Price rs Dents each. Principal Once, "a
Canal street, New y DIRK.
sold by f. Fem, Rutland, r. r. Mead, West Rut-
land, and by all respectable dealers in medicines
jan Is dkwIm
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q See . woman in ano ther column, picking Sam
uoi Grapes for Speers Vine. Ii Is an admirable
rtioe, used in Hospitals az" - the first class fami.
les in Paris. London and srk, In preference
o old Port Wine diff
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

The 9th German regiment commanded by
Col. Solomon who so greatly distinguished
himself under Gen. Siegel at Springfield left
to-day for Fort Leayenworth well armed and
eauipned.
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DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
H. ---- NEAR RuTLAND. -.

About 60 acres OF land, three,fourh of mile South
of the Court House on the west side of the highway
and adjoining the Fair Ground on the South, Is
offered for sale IN two separate lots and on easy
terms of pay ment ascc, the house and buildings
together with about Ia acres on land hing on tue
east side of the highway rsiry opposite Is for sale
For tull particulars, amply to -. t-.. .......
"#s '#@ RlF0RD, of Rutland Village.
Also for sale by the subscriber, 1000 acres Of fine
farming land in Iowa well located and in thickly
settled region The above will be sold or exchanged
for other property. Persons wishing good farm in
Iowa, can here find good selection.
FRANKLIN POST
WallinCford Nov 81 1851 nov28 II
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Recruiting.
W
TEN mEI MANrEDi

The Middlebury Company Tor sac 7th Regimentis
Organised aud In Regimsntil Camp. Ten men are
wanted to complete ito r H. H0W NAAH4i. H3i
TIE PAY Is $40 PER MONTH,
and all possible expenses, even moulding travelling
expenses to place OF eul stment.s tt.tt
..s.s A BOUNTY OF 800
10 given to every soldler upon ds,h,rgs In addition
to the above wages. - s NofI lt
Whoever desires 70 serve Une,s Sam In this war
NUT enlist soon Doat all wait for the eleventh
hour and tae1 rus IN, for the eleventh man mast d
be reeo'ed, atieat so Tar asthis ohanos IL eoucraed
This Company IL we'll ofi,ered and mIsssf. Kept
ing the nun YER IN ntoaet aolvs,
For Enlistment, or farther pastisulars, apply to
CAPT. HENRY NJ. PORTER,
. Camp Phelps, Rutland,
or TO LIEUT.. j, Q. DIGKENsoN,
d janP ADDISON IA ouse, Miidlebury. 2
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SPECiAL NOTICES.
COR kkCIiON.

To the F4itor Of the " Y, Tribune:
SIR Having received communication over the
signature f " Anglo Saxon - informing as ii a our
establishment is the Ieacqnarte's OF southern gen
tlepn, we therefore feel d-srous, through the me-
diun o. your widely CT Culated journal, 10 correct
these mitsHtem ants aud Place the facts before the
public " hich ar. follows: No Onc-third of the
inmates OF the Den:gaua are sOutheruers and if
other hotels are not SO largely patrouz by nth
ern gentlemen, i it fur, we ask. that the oreSaua
shuud be held up o the public in 50 unerViable aud
unf4voIabe = hGat. hs prOpretorS OF this hotel,
who have Ga so long aud SO literally patronzed
by Americans from every stare in the Uuion, are
rot uugrstefu a5 to receive persons entertaining
one set of political opinions TO the exclusion OF al
others. II has Teen stated aisO i'll seve al n ew ork
papers t1st ou receipt OF the news OF the rcbdtion
Of Messrs. Mason and >Iidell, the Southerners So
jhuning at the DOnegana gave a supper which cost
them 81 800. more fragrant libel on truth has new
er been perpetrated, as it is without shadow OF
foundation
In conclusion, YOU will confer great IA or on
the pr0prietors OF tho Donegana Hotel by giving
tins communication N insertion in the columns OF
your vauahe journal, that the pubic mind may be
disabused OF such erroneous impressions
Very RESPECTFULLY your oO't serv''s,
ST JULIEN & MOkEOGH, Proprietors
The DOAesGHa Hotel, llo@f5Sai, Jan. 10, 1862.
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Washington, Jan. %

The House committee on the Judiciary to-
day commenced their investigation into the
Telegraph censorship. Several witnesses
were before them
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+ U NJ B Il r nj l l. L
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

large Lumber Mil with Dwelling Houses,
Barns So, together with large tract Of fine timber
land adjoining, situate near Dandy VT, Is offered
for sale, or would be exchanged for other property
This mill Is second to in the state, being nearly
new and erected at cost of over Sl3 600 including
land and improvements, and has the capacity or
cutting 100000 feet of lumber annually, which
with ready sale at the Railroad Station at Dan
by. 1 will sell this property at Low price and
give long pay day, or take Farm or Dwelling
House in exchange, and would not object to take
part In Western farming lands. To any person
wishing to engage In the laundering business
THIS is YOUR CHANCE.
This Is offered for sale owing TO the Ill health of
the owner who is unable to carry it on, and II not
sold all together would sell half interest TO
thorough bus nesss man, and carry on the business
oflumbering In company. For particulars apply to
the undersigned. .-.
Wallngford, Jan u, 1852. 3-3mos
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\ rnl Loss, 30 Killed mYd a23
T Wounded.
i Loss, lI5 Killed, Il6 Wounded,
anh Is Prisoners.


Boston, Jan. %.
he Ca2a6a sailed at noon with 90 pass
Ia Tor Liverpool and II for Halifax.
aIso takes out 10000 dollars, and 5000
Feigns in specie.
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10 when ii mas concern,
TT s. ARMY AND NAVY SUP
" PLY AGENCY AND CAMP EXPRESS.

To Merchants Manufacturers and Inventors, and
to those wishing to forward Goods and Packages to
the Camps of tue Army and Naval Stations OF the
Coast and Gulf:
Having secured especial privileges for visiting all
the departments both of the army and navy for the
purpose of introducing and ceiling to the depart
menrs military store keepers, o0fnmlssar's, quarter
matters, suffers soldiers and officers, naval agents
and paymasters of the navy, all articles required ior
the use, convenience comfort and necessity or tns
army and navy, we have organized the above entl1-
tied Agency, Camp and Navy Express, with its head
quarters general Office located in the City OF Wash
ington.
Under this organization, entirely complete and ex.
tending through all the departments both ofthe ar.
my and navy, we eau offer nnequalei laeilie, Ia
metcn1nr- manufacturers and inventors Ia readi-
OF sale saving OF tirne ana the many expenses
unavoidable through the usual channels of sale, to
the departments, military stations and naval posts
Those wishing to Az all themselves of this thorough
organized system OF agency, can do 80 by forward
ing samp fther goodsto our address by express,
and prices, explanations, &c. by letter. Goods aud
packages for the camps and naval stations forwarded
to our care will BE- promptly delivered Letters Of
inquiry will meet with prompt atteu ton. Allgoods
wares or merchandise o. whatever nature, ordered
by this Agency, will invariably be paid for de-
livery.
Good salesmen and agents, well referred, 1vih
small means can find probable employment in this
organization; few are wanted
RT0tice Nc. 2l2 Penn. Avenue, opposite Wizards
Hotel, Washington.
REFERENCES,
George Law, New York.
Moses II. GIinnell, "
She1in Bros. Z"
Adams Express Co. "
Erastus Corning, Albany.
Ser ator Wi ~, Mass
Adams Exple Co., Boston.
Alexander Cummings Philadelphia.
j. Ii. Tsggart, q
- RIGGS Co., lB.nkers
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Fillmore, Jan. 90.

Bllumore, Jan. %.
The boat from Old Point has arrived, but
brings no news. A Gag of truce had come
down from Norfolk, but il BROUGHT no intelh-
rence from the Burnside expedition,
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n n II w A Il J
SEVENTH REGIMENT.

rs able bodied, intelligent men wanted to COM
plete the company forming az Niddlebury for
the above popular Regiment
Addison County, though one of the smallest, IL
second to none in the number quality OF its Sol
DIERs.
This Company rauef be competed duriag cha frs
week in January.
Is not $50 90 per month, 800 90 bounty, othing
rations, p'easanter climate and the satisfaction
lighting with true heated boys tar the old h4g, bet
ter than staying at home ?
To men enlistipg with any sgent for this Compa
ny, PAGES vi be furnished rver the Railroad to
Middebury, and iare wilt be refunded to men oaTn
ing TO Mddlebury to enlist
Save pay and instruction in drill by enllsting Inn
diaely and If you must have time yet at home take
a fur0ugh.
! Board and LODI ing at the Addison House, where
band Of men ho know Whist they going for.
| impatieutly await thei. oOmr tdes.
! No OFPIoERs have been enlisted All have an
| equal chance. - 10
d&wtt Recruiting OlHeer.
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New Advertisements.

EVERGREEN CEMETERY ASSO-
IL CATION.
The Annual Meeting of this Corporation will be
hello at the Office of Horace Allen, Esq. Thursday
evening January 90, at O'Clock.
, 1862-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


FRIDAY EVENING" Juuc Idr 1c0Ss
Currency, which has been extremely scarce dur
irg the week, is becoming more plenty, although
the supply il get unequal to the demand. Ex-
charge is etill depressed. AL the bankers refuse
to gi,c currency for it. except for y to 4 OF, and
they ase glad to furnish TO customers at par. We
srprosc few days Will bring the price up to the
old fgurcs-,s@A premium. Gold is as before
quoted-4 bu, ing; 4z4G25 selling. The demand is
very limited. Treasury Notes are not go plenty as
we wish Bankers pay Il and ask 5S for them.
Willard & Kean, No. Clark street, quote Can
ada money at per cent, premium, old Treasury
Notes 2 per cent premium. and round lots Of Wis
consin currency at 4 per cent. dis.
M1LwAuKEE.-The Sentinel OF to-day says:
The money market Of yesterday WAS subztan-
italy as noted in onr last isaue. Exchange very
plenty and currency close. We repeat cur quota
New York Exchange. K dis: 3s@a prem.
SPesasi Teessary Notes:::::.::H5xx :::55x PREM <
new YORK, June 1.-THE bank ''net deposits:
ciining IS COZ coo on Monanys statement compared
with that Of Saturday; they now stand at about
$2oo. .tu less than their amount on Saturday. The
loaEs are insrsanea @ M Today over s1coaoo and the
Money ia abundant st four to five per cent, and
loans are made in exceptional case at less rates.
The gold market IS active and shows tendency
to advance, owing, in some measure. to the With
draFa1 from selling on time By those stock specn-
lators who have been hitherto supplying the mar
kct with large amounts. Sales Of $20l,oOO were
made to-day at "a to ~ premium at the regular
board meetings.
are IN short supply. The quotations OF the bank
115A, and prime commercial 1t49 to LIS. On Paris
4,9.a to ASK; Bremen, S24 to SAX Amsterdam
13 to A31H. and Hamburg, 3sN to 3S5t.
/ The story rcEucCtfD!r the sale of $3 mn MT fC
,oE0 Of Treasury $40 notes Tor Old Dennn;
Notes at about five per cent. less than the markc
| price. By Mr., Chase TO certain baakere, demauds
ton is courtcd by a1r. Chases friends who declar
that The whole affair must be grossly exaggerated
because it is incredible to believe that Mr. Chas
at 1t3, when the printed stock quotations in Nc'
| York We1e 1G6, with interest added.-Tinlss.
, 1862-06-14

SUPERIOR CouRT.-The case Of ]. 3. King,
administrator, &C., against VIM. Dickson ct
al, heretofore noticed, occupied most Of the
time in the court before Judge Goodrich yes
terday, and up to late hour last night the
verdict had not been rendered.
DOCKET CALL.-There was no call Of the
docket in Judge Higgins' room yesterday,
The call, however, stands at No. 760.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Thc June term Of the
Circuit Court OF Cook county, commences
Monday, June 18th.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouBT-BGta1s Judge
DruMmond.-No. 471-Chanecry. Wm. Day Ss.
F1cdrick S. Day Ct al defendant. R. a. Minston;
default ed, and decree pro con esso as to him ana
other defendants filing anEWers admitting amount
due; decree to be entered as proposed: No. ss7-
Chancery. Clement Biddle vs.. John q. Bryant ct
al; report Of sale by Master fled and confirmed.
No. 42a-Bentanin Lombard VS.. Jeseey Itay ct q !;
sealed verdict, defendant guilty; motion for
a new trlal. No. 5t1-WaTcn A. Ransom ct
al vs.. James {. T. Phelps ct al a5sumpslt
defendants defauted and decree pro coafesSo. aud
due, &c. No. Samuel X. rlatt Moses GRAY,
ejectmcnt deere md notice filed, and casual rules
| entered. No. 65;-John F. Longer ct al. " John
! S. Emmert ct al; assessment, issue and judgmen1
19r plaintiff No. 766IrWillMm G5aadon e!
| dcfaulted, and clerk aesess damages. No. 4t5-
Henry Reynolds ct at rs John Dexter ct al eject
ment. dismissed for want Of prosecution. No III:
-Jameeen c. S. Kerry VS. Charles G. Miller: eject
! mcnt, ieeEc for p!1ntlf, and motion by defendan
| for new trial. 10. 6s7-The Park Bank vs R.char
Judgment for plaintiff for <G62.47. No. 469-B. L
| Jr rs John Mclean new trial.
, 1862-06-14

Tho dc1enatinn orI7nton rnorchanta fron, Ra1t;.
norc r;ttsburt,b and AYaoh,nv f.i+v Ue, NH
1;c1z xo,a;rad m ,chan.,o +e ,or s,oocha= 11o-,
..e7o hv ,a1ooatoa a,d ntbars wA;cs vii In fa,a5
-o,or+ a. N +hc 1oco1 co1ur,,.
7ha roca;ntz If nr,i1ca ~ ,-o-o 1;baro1 or,
,,r,r;,,<, q ~ 1,r1s onr o. IA hn phear ,nd 30
,7s ~, eorn which 5nc,nd,ny oata 80 ana 1a-1er
sro,o o,,,a, =, 40 oes hnena,s IT ora;,
NJ ~ 1';at -otaa 80 f.a;at,. ., .;+h
,,c.x,-olIo 7-4s1,;=.on.o f.o., +,o enst 1ae5a.o5
+Y,a ,os a;r,r -,,. ,,-ats ~. 49, 49,,
Tho danond fo- B1onr ,..o +-ia5n1 and +ta NM.
,ot r.e am nth cole. ~ on1v oho7t -zo 1-1, -
, 1862-06-14
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EVENING, June IL, Is1iS-
BEEF CATTLE-Receipts to-day 2,i36 head, OF
which Loco we're received at Sherman Yards.
76s at Michigan Southern Yards, and 1865 at P1tt6~
hurgh Tards The market to-day was very well
supplied. but the stock generally was only OF !
middling quality. Among the various droTes re-
ceived today there WAS lot Of 240 head Of u1a-
nois Steers, belonging to Jacob Fry, which was
conceded to bare been the best in the yards. The
Gales to-day were light, as holders were unwilling
to accept the ruling prices. The market closed
dull, and it was the general opinion that prices
would rule A@11&c lower this week than last.
Below are the leading sales:
Dawson sold Tilden 80 head good shipping 1lli-
nois steers averaging ,3o1 Ds, at $780, at Michl-
Stevenson sold Mcclure Is head, averaging
1,3S5 lbs. at $3.2I1S, at same yards.
Fry eold Jcaueman is head averaging i,4u' Ws,
at s. 25 at same yards.
Carda sold Jeaoeman II head averaging 1,z'a
fts. at $3-18, at came yards.
Nctt1eton cold Morris IS head, aEetaSlns 1'14@
Ms, At $3.15, At Sherman's Yards.
Dillon to Morris, is head, averaging s'a IDS a.
3(0 same yards ~ !
Calhoun to Jcaneman; 9 hesd, aEeragtns 1,ot3
n a3;r E1rf
, 1862-06-14

FRIDAY EYEHIsa, June 49, 1852.
FREIGnTS-Openedfi firm, but closed quiet. The
engagements were:-To Buffalo:-Schrs. Jessie
Anderson and Tom Sims, wheat, at 10c; schrs-
Lookout, Muskinguu1, International and White
SquaI, corn, at 9c.
FLoUR-Received, 91G7 brls; shipped, 6,o0a
brls. Market dull and heavy. Sales were leo
brls choice White Winter extra at S5.f0; $50 brls
do at 1910; 80 brlB Winter Mixed at $46o; las
br1s *' Ccresco r. b. Spring extra at S4.00i 100
trls "Soyereigus' r. h. do at $3.50 100 brls
''sutherlaud " r. h. at $3.90; 200 bt1s good +. h
extra at $375; e31 brls fair do at 1866; 800 brls
low grade Spring extra at 1880; 100 brls unsound
extra at &34o; 60 bsls inferior superane at S2s7;
100 brls ''Buckeye' euper S262, Is br1s unsound
super at ss.50.
WHEAT-Rcceircd, ss, 1885 bu shipped, none.
Market dull and 1G11t&c lower Sales were :-4Go
bu No. Red Winter in store at Ssc; AGO bu No. 2
Red in store ut sic: 600 bu Amber Iowa IN store
at SIC; 2 900 bu do at S0;4s 1000 bu do at Bic;
140C0 bu No. Spring i'll store at fsHc; 10000 bu
do at 7sc; 5000 bu do at 6c; 1.ooo bu do at TIC;
s,eCo bu No Spring in store at 73c; 1850 bu do
at 7.c 4,C0e bu do at tic; 3oGo bu do st 70c; 400
bu do in Mum s. scotts) at 71c; 4,0oo bu Reject
cd Spring in eto1c at 5sc; 500 bu do ut 67c 800 bu
| do at SIC; ], ,2t0 bu do at 55c-
| CORN-Receired 2a9, ,375 bu; shipped, q, It's bu.
| Market dull and nc lower. Sales, 5000 bu very
choice New River White Mixed at a1Ac aloat :;
cno h., o1d 7phito ,s;red A. soc ,aoat +, mn, b,
raa r,-., M,vea a+ 3qc aq,at * OK, I'm do At ~,
9. nm 1,7 f,,d ,f;vca IN storp at 2s.<c AZ nm
bu do at 2sc; $500 bu do at 271sc; ,5V1 hu New
Mixed in store at 25c; 24Go bu do at 2415c 400 bu
Old Rejected in store at 1Sc; 7,5oa bu do at 21c;
1,C0o bu New Rejected IN store at 2oc.
pATE-Receiyed 1632B bu; shipped, none.
u;st sa1a. . oco bn y, in atora At
or,laet M ~, 10 ~ oec
80 ~ ,n a1o.,v.4 ,,;.t s.,o,
AtEN1e@e4.eu' ~'os' - -. 49, 49, =. -. -
@'e"' uu No o s1'1S ~ wv - '"'0 ~ 0' w. W
TRACK.
bAh.E Ei-feeel'ep' i'ouo ou' ''"'Ae' 4n''s
, 1862-06-14

opposition to The New Constitution.
Public meetings in opposition TO the pro-
posed constitution will be held on Saturday
evening at the following places:
SEVENTH WARD.-At Conrad Fo1ey's cor
ner Ct Larrabce st1eet and North avenue. at
Fritz Freidman's, corner Of Division and
We1ss treets.
FOURTH WARD.-John Raber's Archer
road.
TENTH WAnD.--F. sargc's, corner Of May
street.
SIXTH WARD.-Fr Klein's, $40 State street.
Prominent speakers will be In Attendance.
RS order Of the Committee.
Headquarters.
From nov until the polls close on Tuesday
next, the headquarters Of the opponents Of
the proposed constitution will be in Warmers
Hall, 122 Randolph street. Some Of the conf
mittee Will be constantly present for the
transaction Of business,
FESTIVAL At TIE SHERMAN HoEsE,-The
managers Of the Home for Aged and Indi-
gent Females will give Festival on Tuesday
evening next {June 17th) at the Sherman
House, for the benefit Of the institution. The
many lovers Of strawberries, rich ice creams
and beautiful flowers should not fail to be
there.
CoRREc11oS.-In an item yesterday relative
to the Congregational picnic we should have
stated that it is to be given by the six Con
gregational churches Of the city and vicinity,
instead Of the Congregational churches of the
| West Division, as published.
-" Citizens Of the North Division who
feel an interest in the establishment Of a
branch post Office In that part of the city, are
| requested to meet the Postmaster at four p.
H. today at DR.. Nercereau's Drug Store, No.
144 North Clark street.
~ There is big rush for boots and shoes
ut the greet bankrupt sale, No. LIS Randolph
street,
Closing of Malls.
Until further notice, mills will close at the Chi
, 1862-06-14

a correspondent at st. Louis writes us as follows
III regard to the wheat crop in Egypt:
tsNcver did crop give better promise Of
bountiful yield than does the wheat in southern
und central Illinois this season, Indeed, wherever
winter wheat Was sewn, it is excellent. Fully half
the fields are Eown In this section. The color is
good, and the growth too far advanced to be i'm
paired By rust''
, 1862-06-14
PORT OF CHICAGO,


ARRIVED. Dune 49, 1859.
stmr ssaeird, Donegal. e ontenagan' 50 N staves,
stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers. 500 br1a salt, :
brls fish. sund1fes.
Prop Adriatic, McRae, Buffalo, sundries.
Eark Ame ficl. Davis, Ocunto, 25U III lumber.
Bark North West, Atkins, BufEalo. 21s eds wood.
Brig Alex Mitchell, Burns, Green Bay, $50 II lum-
sehr Sew ; Hampshire, Bigland, Black Lake, 50 m
sehr Whirlwind, Nelson, centreville, 81 eds
Woed.
schr Argo, Burgh. Duck Lake, 175 m lumber.
sekr 0ctayia, Joh2son, Mnssegon, 10 2 lumber
schr bite sGuall' coyne, Bay City, 200 IN 1um-
schr cufley, Westman, Buffalo. 100 m lumber, 10
schr Il. Spencer, REerson, Point sauble 6b
II Shingles 70 eds stave bolts
schr antelope, Williams, White River, GOO n 1um-
schr col Sheppard, Mckay, st. pauls Pier, 10 eds
schr y. =: Brigham, Carroll, Muskegon, Is II
schr Honest John, Rowland, Muzkegon, 400 n
shingles, 1,CU posts.
Scht Farmer. Lewis. Manitowoc, 49 eds wood.
Schr Union, Cl1ich, Holland, SO eds wood
Schr Fisher, GlAser, White Lake, 81 N lumber.
schr @ Tom si@ns, Reed Little Bsy, is n lumber,
schr 4. BSnscb, Ha1fereon, Portage 125 m lumber.
schr Elbe, Thomson, Manitowoc. SIS m shingles.
Schr Ellen Pike, Osier, Kalamazoo, 40 N lumber,
a69 II shingles.
Schr Experiment, Dixie, Bronsons Harbor, sun
sehr Wm Jones, Thomas, Manistee, no n lan-
schr International, Sullivan, BniFalo. .
Scow Hunter, Williams, Muskcgca, 10 = Lumber.
scow kewa1cuu1, Blodgett, auEkegon, 10s m lun'
scow Mermaid, Thompson, White River, 50 n
| lumber.
, 1862-06-14

The services Of the Bishops church will be
held on Sunday morning at 10 80, in Bryan Hall,
and in the afternoon at o'clock In the Third Pres
b5tcrian church, West Side.
e. Y. Wilson will lecture on Spiritua1isn1, In
Old Trinity Church. Madison street, on Sunday,
June 18th. at 101H 8. u., and ? and ~ p. nj. Ad-
mission ten cents.
The Rev. c. a. Foster, Of the diocese Of In
diana, will preach in St Ansgarus church, corner
Indiann and franklin street. on Sunday morning.
Services at 1017z q. NJ, and 15 =; m.
+. i. TETTLE, Rector.
REV. II. c. jackson will preach in the First
United Presbyterian church, West Washington
etreet. corncT Of Jefferson, tomorrow, at 10}5
a. NJ, and 81 p. NJ Seats free.