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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-10
St. Johnsbury Business Directory

St. Johnsbury Business Directory
WIN. H. HORTON,
MERCHANT TAILOR and dealer in Gents Fur
nishing Goods Railroad street.
THERON HOWARD,
ATTORNEY cogNs Ea 2ek A. la" SOLICITOR
ONCE M Towards Book Store s sppss,te the
Bank ST JOHNsBUY, VT os-iNi
HOYT & GREEN,
DRUGGISTS and dealers in Paints, Oils, and Narnshes
Railroad street.
H. H. WTON,
DENTAL SURGEON,
Onice opposite bank, Main street.
III. c. DICKINSON,
AGR1cULTTRAAL WAREHOUSE SEED STORE.
Buffers Building. Railroad street.
H. K. BRO WN,
Dealer in STOVES, TIN WARE. WOODEN & GLASS
Ware, Eastern Avenue.
1. ARMIN GTON,
Manufacturer & Dealer in Furniture and Chairs,
st Johnsbury Centre.
II. TRESCOTT,
LIVERY STABLE Passengers carried to and from the
Stable Central street st Johnsbury House
5. NEWELL, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND URGEON,
Once over Towards Bookstore, opposite Bank.
l. ID. KILBOURNE, ID. ID. 5.
DENTAL SURGEON,
Office Corner Main and Central streets.
A. ]. WILL "A RID,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Agent for the VI. Mutual Fire Insurance Co
T. NJ. HOW RID,
WATCHES, JEwELRY, BOOKS, STATIONERY AND
FANCY GOODS.
Opposite Bank Main street.
JOHN BACON, I'd, & co.
DEALERS IN HIDES. LRATHER AND OIL.
ST. Johnsbury Centre, VT.
J. ROSS,
ATTORNEY. COUNSELLOR & SOLICITOR.
Office over f. Jrwetrs.
Miss E. McDOUGALL
MILLINERY & DRY GOODS.
Opposite CALIFORNIAN Office.
F.. b. GAGE, ARTIST,
AT ST. JOnNsBuRY PORTRAIT GALLERY;
AmbrOtypes, MelanOtypes, amt lie-size Photographs
Better and cheaper than elsewhere.
GEO. S. SHAW,
ms ANCE EMIT,
Office with Ross. Jewett's Building
MINER Il UNDERWOOD,
PAINTERS GRAINERS PAPER HANGERS.
Shop opposite Bingham'S Drug Store.
GEORGE ALDRICH,
Manufacturer and Dealer in FURNITURE,
DALI,
n. B. FLINT,
Manufacturer of HARNESSES. etc,
Opposite Passumpsc House, Railroad street.
C. C. CHILOS,
DEALER IN WATCHES. JEwELRY. SILVER AM
PLATED WARE, sPEcrACLEs, HOOKS STATIONERY, FANCY
GOODS. Toys, &c.
Repairing and engraving done with elegance and prompt
ness. Opposite Post Office, Main street.
DANIELS & COOK,
MEAT AND PROVISION MARKET,
Opp. Passumpsc House Railroad street.
MUTT & JASON,
FILE MANUFACTURERS, STEAM MILLS
Opposite Passenger Depot.
l.. .JEIWIcTT,
DEALER IN DRY GOODS, CRoCKERY HARDWARE
BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES. OILS, PAINTS, &C.
Main Street
MISS T.. Il. LANG,
MILLINER. Opposite the ST Johrsbury House. Main 5
ii. Il. PADDOCK,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Barnet. Vermont.
n. b. Pensions and BountIeS obtained.
J. X. DELANO Il co.
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
y and % CITY WHARF, BOSTON
J. r. D. ( Go would call the special attention of con
signerS to the fact that they COnne themselves eXclu
slvely . a Commission business.
DAVID CHADWICK,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-10

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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-10-10
FREEDLEY & CO.,
Tribune Buildings, New York.

PLAN OS-PersOnS who wish to buy Piano of the best
makers will be shown how they can save handsome sum
nj the purchase II they address Piano care JOY Coz
Co.. Publishers Agents. New York P.O.
, 1862-06-17

paid only for receipts in Mum s Scott's ware
hnuses. The market at the close Has steady at
71@71Hc for No. 2 and T75Sc for No. Spring.
There was an active shipping demand for Cora
and the market advanced 150bAc bnahcl. Com
eaoat, however, on account Of the scarcity OF
Storage room, did not share in the improvement,
ard the market Tas dull. About 229, 900 bushels
changed bands, at 2sxc for old River Mixed adoat;
2GHc for Rejected Yellow aacat; 234c Tor New
River Mixed ahoat; 2GD22c for Rejected Mixed
af1oat ashc for old White IN store; 2s1a5xc for
old Yellow in etore; 27Q1asc for old Mixed in
store; and asn2sHc for new Mixed in store. The
market at the close Was steady at 37'1c for old
Mixed In store.
Oats were quiet and steady at asc. Rye, IS.
Barley was quiet. H!ghwiues advanced H@1c.
FreiRats opened qniet and easier, but closed
6rner and more active. Seventeen vessels were
taken at 10c for wheat, 9Ac for rye, and s}3f19c
for corn to Buffalo; md 14c for wheat to oswego
prone,1ers have advanced their rates On -four to
! o5c IN New York and 81 05 to Boston.
, 1862-06-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

ceipts and only limited demand for export and
home consumption. The market has again de-
40 for supez. state; 34Ao@A5o for extra state
$4.1004.20 for euper. western; S4.40abf 60 for
common to medium extra western; s. 9505 19
s soop 5o S gSaa sss 51
clesfng heavy with no buyers at outside q1ota.
tions. Canadian Flour cents ioweE; 1 Sales II 200 goo
brIs at 81 4NG4 IS for common. and $461l1b.20 TOT
good to choice extra Rye Flour quiet at 6zloD4-
XSa5sxEnass - ,s sstsrs .na nrmsr. ssles 80
br1s. at 2@z6c for state, and 26926Hc for wes~
TEN.
fair export demand. Sales Is, 100 So. Chicago
spring st CO r. GOO bu- do at soc; 23 eco hu
milwaukee, club at 969tt.94; 1s,0W bu amber e.
$1.cs; a,t0o bu- common Racing sprlng at 996; &C;
Il, 600 bu. winte1 red weete1en at 5000
bn winter red at s. IS; oeo b. amber Mch3san q
Rye quiet and frm at E0G5!2c for. choice; 7oD72c
for state. Barley dull and nominal Corr very
as dqy ssdt wae1a hlhs5 od
4G@45c for unseund: SIC for wcstec9 yellow Oats
firer. Sales at 42i4c for Jersey, Ca1 adlan Wes-
PRoYls1oNs.-Mess Fork shade dr1ner with fair
demand, other trades duli, heavF and lower Sales
| 1,G60 hfls. at $t0s1G11-oo for nezs chiefly
= tof 1 PRIME. Beef rules vesy dslI with su1an
Esles a1 = 5eo ior sonntsT M Eone o ne Ss2
t 1000 for country mces, $l2usDl5-oo LOT FepacAeu
| neef in1l IT, pics 1 Nominal 81 ST. 12aW. Beef
| hams steady at $l6l0Gl6.5 50 for choice western.
Cut meats very dull and heavy at 37G4319c FOX
| shoulders 4hGi4Mc for hams Bacon sides mac
TIVE. Lard less active but prices without decided
ehangc saes: bsls 4; ss: Butter ,. CO..
tnuss dgn a. 5nS s feI S.e f0f e'a1e
GnocET1Es-Coace qulet aud unchanged. Sale:
$50 bags St Domingo st 1876 ;25 bags Java at sc
sasar1haw more setive "a sn@ }e oette5: sse5 e.
| Porto Rico.
MosEr-steady. at sK24 per cent on call and
Market for sterling exchange feyerish and unset
tied. Bankers bills nominsl At 117K@t1s. Amer
ican gold steady at 61s@s7 per cent prem n; GoT
1910 Treasury notes 10o1<.
sTccKs-Ir1egu!ar but generally better; Gh1
Ss!a e. NJ fl q aa Ii 1st sa4ip p1a 81 ss n Z s x
ETie pfd s61ii. Efie ssll5. s51S. 10 Is s27z,
HSs Ga g g. FL F Eft Eli Isl IS 6dnds SSnoo
OSWEGO, JnLe e56.--FLouR-SteadT. Sales 4
$4.5o for fancy from spring wheat.
GRA1s--Wheat il fair request for milling. 5 Sale sa1e
e 81 q e co1h da Sgae gaes nos
cAS1l FRE1eazsNsfeady. Flour SIC, whes
| Skc, corn TIC to New York
LAKE 1aroRrs-2,257 brls dour, 600 bu whea
CANAL EXPORTS sbrls nour, Is, ,ooo bu whea
81, COO bu corn.
BUFFALO, June e18.-F1ouR-Narket quiet ar
nothing doing.
Observation-Disclosures closed firm; sales 7,n
bu- Milwaukee club at 65c; 300 bu- do. at T0t
2G00 bu. do. at S653c; GOO bu- red Ohio at 41.1
Corn-Narkct quiet but firm; Gales 36, GOO bu. O
at 4oc; 7.GoO bu- prime yellow ut 41c. Cats firm
| Barley and Rye quiet.
WHERrMarket better; Eales t50 b11s. at "a
23c-
CANAb FRE1onrs-Wheat 12116c, corn 10Kc
| New York. ~
lAPoRrs- Is GOO brls. flour, 64,0Oo bu. whea
| 3SDCQ bu. cQrn.
, 1862-06-17
~ Let no nan fail to vote.


We hope our friends Of 61l denominations
viii not forget the picnic to Aurora, on Friday
next It is for the benefit Of the Theological
Seminary. The Congregational churches in
Chicago have a1wsys been most liberal in their
donations to benevolent objects, both in and
out OF their own aociaty, and NOW they merit
return Of faSors. The managers Of the ex-
cursion will spare no pains to make the trip
delightful one to all who choose to participate
in it, The grove selected is most beautifully
situated on the banks Of the Fox River. and
is being tastefn1ly fitted up by the citizens Of
Aurora with swings, seats, &c. People are
expected to provide their own retreshneut-
but ice cream, lemonade and hot coffee viii
be served on the ground. Fare for the round
trip. sixty cents-less than one-fourth the
nsua1 fare; children twenty-five cents. The
cars leave the Illinois Central depot, at the
foot Of Lake street, precisely at eight, o'clock.
Returning, lea7e Aurora at four In The after
noon. Tickets for sale at Root & Cady's, and
st Reea's drug store,
, 1862-06-17

Voting Places and inspectors Of Elec-
tion.
The Common Council has provided that the
voting places tomorrow shall be at the first
precinct only Of each ward and the inspectors
thereof the same IS at the late municipal cleo
tion, IS follows:
FIRST wAnp-No. 81 Randolph street. In
epectors-Thomas Church, ]. Il. Gray, Eli A. WILL
lla1ns.
SECOND WAnD-No. 81 Dearborn street. In
epcctors-H. D. Colriu, l. L. Milllkcn. Harvey
Danks.
Tn1Rp WARD-SheriH's Office. Inspectors
De Wolf, VIM. Bailey. Anton Berg.
FouRT11 fNABD-city Armnry, Inspectors
L. Lamptf..z. Otto Mutsch1eehner. c. Mcdonald,
FIFTH WARD-Northcast corner Of Washington
and Clinton streets. Inspectors-A. g. Thfoop
E. l.. O'Harra, ]. P. Cook.
sixth HARD-West Market. Inspectors-G
Lcyerenz, c. A. Reno, E. Barrett.
SEVENTH WARD-Corner Of Chicago Avenue and
Wells street. 1nspectors-J. e. Grant, A. Bruning
| Vim. McFar1in.
| E1auTH WARD-No1th Market 1nspecsofs-u
| & Pru1ty, T. J. Einscla, c. Charleston.
EmrH WARp-Eo. $50 Chicago avenue. In
epectors-John S. Togt, John King, Jr., s. Mc
| Cay.
TuTH WARp-Corner Of Polk and Jefferson
streets: lnspectors-P. CsrTahe1. O. Morrison
| Jacob Eager.
, 1862-06-17

The Oh City Register says the market is more
buoyant this week, in consequence Of the prospect
OF rise in the river The price has advanced
eighty at Pittsburg. Producers are holding
eoInewhat frmer now, The inquiry for oil is On
the increase There has been more detained for
the past week than for some time previous, Miners
commence operating tight away. Late PittshuTga id.
vices quote oil at &c 2llon- We think this price
will be only temporary, as large quantities Of Oil
win 20 down the river in case Of freshet. fol-
which there Is fair prospect at present Holder.
are asking IS to 6Oc q barrel ut the wells, and We
have heard Of eaie at thia place Of 1000 bsel*
markets aeem freely supplied and prices En1e ves5
low.
, 1862-06-17

The Reporter Gays: There Is no enange ~ ~ X
ne npon the q more extended t5aas
rom aont1,crn denferg are rather more circum'
apcct, ard It is clear that majority of them sze
waiting for full settlement Q! difficulties oe1o1 @
goods have been sent on speculation to different
southern points. but the total amount OF these T.
q mere trffc. There is O faIr demand for the home
tradc. and also from New York and the west, and
shipments are reasonably large for the season:
The total shipments By zaf1 and sea from Bostol
during the past week have been 6,so4 cases. 2
which d 307 were sent totSew York and Pennsyl
vania $50 to the border Of slave lstates, 1451 x
the western states. 50 to British Provinces, ant
4 CAGES to the Weat India Islands.
, 1862-06-17
E Let the good Old Constitution stand.
Home for the FrIend1ess and Its Lost
Boy

In your issne few mornings e1nce, s Mrs. Hill
adyertises her boy as having been committed to
the Home and allowed to run away. The facts are
Home to take care Of her boy while she aud her
husband should be abeent in the WET. The Home
received without knowing anything Of hin, and be
man woman whom he called his aunt, returned ,
but he soon after ran away again and again, and q
his aunt. After while hie absence was little no.
tced, as we had cone to expect the aunt to return
him. But finally, after an absence longer than
usual, and not knowing where the aunt lived,
nor where her home WAS, we gaye3notice Of his alb.
eence to the wife Of the Captain Of the company
in which the father served. Wo thought We could
do5no mere, nor does the mother complain OF us
except that VIC did not advertise him, as perhaps
We ought. However, he has since been found IN
the Reform School. q good place, and thus ends
the complaint and the trouble.
E. F. DICKINSON.
~ Let the people rally against the swim
, 1862-06-17

The two new regiments Of three months
men now at Camp Douglas arc entirely filed.
ALI the Companies have the minimum and
many the maximum number Of men. The
organizations are entirely completed, aud the
men are encamped in new sibly tents inside
aud around the old lines. A new battery Of
six six-pounders arrived yesterday for the use
Of the Ottawa Artillery Company Of the o8th.
4 delegation Of 14G prisoners also arrived
yesterday at about eleven o'clock from st.
Louis. They are composed mostly Of the
cTcWs Of the gunboats captured and sunk at
Memphis, with q few stragglers from Arkan-
sas, Mississippi, Tennessee, Alabama and
Louisiana regiments. Included in this num-
ber arc some twenty-five commissioned Of
fcers, as follows:
GENBOAT DEAUREGARD.
CaptaIn-J. Hurt.
First Ofncer-R. D. Count.
Second 0fHcer-J0hn RaWsou.
QuartermaBter- Stewart.
Fiag Master-San1uef Moore.
Chief Engineer-Joseph Swift.
Pi1ot-Pope Oldham.
GpsBoAr GEN. PRICE,
Captain-Thomas E. Anthu,n.
First Of1ccr-N. ]. Anthoru.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Blanglock.
Purser--L. ]. Lebesdfneer-
Chief Engineer-W f1Iiam Brandon.
Fisst Assistant Engineer-Wil|iam Oven:
Boatswaln-Edwfn Heine
Sergeant Mat1nes-W. s. Hamheck.
LITTLE REBEL.
Observation-Disclosures Cass.
Plot-Newton Pell.
MISCELLANEOUS.
y g Ra1ten 12 Gqloael and 4 Acting Ad1utant Gen
.1Hn7pG RI Martin Mnfor ArknnEAu
Socrates Kelly, Captain 21st Alabama.
Peter Axe. Captain Co. Il. ketehum's regiment
e. cephe2 II Lsa & & renn so
8. Il. Smith, civilian.
OF the above no tWo Wcrc captured In one
place. They are returns from Fort Pillow
Pittsburg Landing, Corinth, Arkansas ani
Missouri, Of datcs from February first to tht
present. The crews Of thu gunboats arc OF
the whole hardy looking set Of fellows, no
but little cast down BY their misfortune
Most Of them had not received any pay sine
they enlisted, act With which they foun'
considerable fault.
| The officers we're furnished with quarters a
Camp Douglas apart from the men, with whom
| they will be allowed no communication What
ever. They are OF the whole good 1ookin
set Of men, mostly dressed In dark blue uni
forms, with gold baud and anchor upon thei
caps.
Another accident occurred at camp On Sa
urday morning. a young man named Jean!
Of the Dixon Guards, 6sth regiment, receive
bad wound in the arm by the accidental di
charge Of bis musket. He was doing guf
well yesterday, and 1t Was thought the or
might be saved.
The following prisoners were discharged
order of the War Department, they haVi,
taken the oath as British subjects J. T
Richards, John Robinson, William Patterso
James Lindsay, David Evans, John Rowan,
McKeone, II. CoWly, n. J. Hill, VIM stewa
John Considiere, Philip W1elan, Thom
Murray.
The number Of deaths In the hospital
Sunday were three. The number Of innlai
, at present is 3l6.
, 1862-06-17

milwaukee Grain NIar1zet-.June II.
Received, 1870 brls four, 8, ,342 bu wheat. The
Sentinel Of this morning reports wheat unsettled,
with gales Of 5000 bushels at SOC for No 1, and
TIC for No 2 sprinc-closing dull and NC lower.
Fteights, SC for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1862-06-17

Major Kune has placed on our table 8 sample Of
the new crop Of red winter wheat. 1t is part Of q
field grown by DR.. J. S. Cnrtiss, at undulation,
Pulaski county Illinois. The wheat wss cut q
week ago to-day, and is safely housed. The quail
ity is excellent. The peach crop in Egypt pom
ises well. Dr., Curtiss has 1900 very fine peach
trees, all Of which promise q heavy yield.
, 1862-06-17
# Let the people speak in thunder tones
against the Egyptian swind1c.

BRowN1ow's BooR--John R. Walsh, cor
ner Madison street and Custom House Place,
has received Parson Brownlow's Book The
trade and others can now be supplied as
aboye. He has also a few copies Of
late papers from Memphis and other Southern
cities.
, 1862-06-17
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

L
ARRIVED. ...June II, 1oo1s
7ronhadour. Lockport, 4,00o bu corr.
HnTnhoidt Joliet $500 bu corn, 9oD ba #heat.
fNrEnort. LpcEport, a50O bu corn, 2306 m Wle3E-
Alexander, LocEport, $500 bu corn.
1r Terley La Sale s, 100 bu corn, Is On potatoes,
Eentnne. Ottawa, g. go bu corn
fn61av IackDort, {, ,0C0 bu corn.
Adclia' ICckport- s, 600 bu corp.
Emeline. Eeueca. 100 bu corn. $40 Ds hides:
Jeffereon. La Sale, $500 bu corn 72o Ds tard I'm
Stars and Stripes, Morris, 1000 bu corn 1'ooo on
Ham1fn. Ottawa, 5000 bu COIL
cushman. Ottawa, $500 bu corn. 90 bu barley.
Nebraska La Sale. 126 tons coal
CLEARED ......-Juae II.
Sultan, Ottawa.
Lockpoft, Lockport-
Lemont, Lockpo1t.
Nawbcck, LockpoIt-
Be1nit, Ottawa <,,< ..
shingles, II $50 lath-
Ga}ena, La Sale, S. GOO It lumber, 81 m shlustes
11H n lath.
| Atlantic, OTTAWA
| American Star, La Sale.
/ More, La Sale
| a. Lincoln, Morris.
Prairie Chief Ottawa. 6s,7so It lumber, 7oE Il
| shingles, 10 N 1ath.
II. L. HawIey Ia Sale, 81 brls atucco.
! A, Leach, La Sale. 20 m lumber, 100 N shingles.
| E. R. Hooper, La Sale.
| Ontario, La Sale. 2 m lumber, 500 posts-
| CnshtnaD, OTTAWA
| Carondolet, Morris.
| Trader, Ottawa. , mi
| Wing aud Wing, La Sale, 81, ,226 # lumber, $50
, 1862-06-17

DETROIT, June 16, 1862.
rrprop. ealena, Queen Of the Lakes; Bark
Fame. Leyi,Rawson! !Quebee, Stockton; Brig ha-
ho1utney, Rio Grand. Blair, Gale. Saxon, banner
schr. Matt Root, Black Hawk, Villas, anuerson'
1Tncle Tom, Bay State, E. Williams, Enterprise
Maertaud, EonpareA, Hubbard, New Lonoon'
charlotte, AdriAtic, st. Andrews. D. b. haf1,n'
Vanguard, Gertrude, s1aWaon. Massey =. a.
Johneon, ". A. Willard or1ole. Huooelo. uafs
Booth, eeneca Chief J. calnan. uttca' ". T. *
den, M1nbesots, Traveller Midnight Mary eol
1iua, Summit, Geo. Foot.
nuon-Prop, Touawanda, Empire, 1Aainera'
poft. Bark, Ra7ena; Brig Mechanic; schr- Wy
ondotte. Preston, Williams, Grenada. "eathes
n1easaut wind S. z.
, 1862-06-17
T viii You disfranchise our gallant sol.
diers, By voting for the Egyptian swindle?
The Swcdes viii Vote against the Neye
Constitution.

Constitution.
Pursuant to call, q large meeting Of the
Swedish voters Of the city was held last even
ing at Freeman's Hall, corner Of Division and
Wells streets, to discuss the merits OF the
new and old constitutions. The meeting OF
gauizcd BY appointing John R. Nelson, Presi-
dent; P. Peterson, Vice President; and 8.
C1onsiYe, Secretary.
Stirring speeches were made by Messrs.
Nelson, Peterson, Cronslve, Eddy and others
against the new constitution, and at the close
motion was made and carried unanimously,
that al vote against 1t. After the adjourn
ment, the audience formed in procession,
marched to Bryan Hat. and thence in front OF
the TRIBUNE Office, where they gave three
roustnE cheers for the Old Constitution, and
three more for the TRIBUNE, which we &C,
knowledge.
The gallant Swedes are always on the side
Of progress and liberty. They will show to.
day that they discounteuance secession and
secession demagogues.
, 1862-06-17
~ Look out for secession canards.

DIRECT ThADa WITH. NoRwAT.-Hon. J.
Young scammon, banker, Of this city, has
been advised by his correspondent in Bergen,
Norway, uhe Bergen Pdyat Bank,) that the
schooner sIeipuer, Capt. Waage, has sailed
from Bergen direct for Chicago, and may be
Eoon expected to arrive.
, 1862-06-17
DI ED.

In this city, on Aondsy June 18th. at 5H o'clock
T. M. of Group EMMA FLORENCE oaiy Child Of
r. IL anu Ere}tie stewart, aged nineteen months and
t@enty-one dtye.
street, t,ls afternoon at : o'cloch Friends Of the
family are invited.
In reEdn, Ill. June 1dth. Nj. HUMAN CASE, aged
, 1862-06-17

The 8E1DEwELL B1Eps FOR THE NEW Cox
s71rr71os.-There were thirty-six arrests
made during Saturday night and yesterday.
nearly Ill Of which were for drunkenness, va
Ersncy and the lowest crimes known against
society. IL the lookup, yesterday, aTote OF
these besotted wrctchcs WIS taken, when it
was found that ont Of thirt5-six, thirty~one
4.e,f in fl1Qr II The 2ts:s constitution.
, 1862-06-17

The Detroit Tribune states that number OF
eastern buyers have appeared In the market, and
although no bids hare been made the prospects are
dattering.
, 1862-06-17
THE CITY.


No MEETMa.-Owing to the political meet
1ngs, the regular session of the Common
Council last evening was postponed.
, 1862-06-17

B1GAMS.-1n the police court yesterday,
Mrs. Elizabeth Breme1 YVES held In the sum Of
$500 on charge Of bigamy, the testimony in
the case showingth that having one husband In
the city, she induced him to go with her to
st. Louis. The pair arrived there, and while
stopping very comfortably at hotel, she per-
suaded him to 60 out looking for rooms, as
living at q hotel she thought rather too expen-
sive for them. He did so, and having secured
suitable apartments, returned to inform his
loving spouse Of his success, when 10, she was
gone-haSing taken advantage Of his short
absence to return to Chicago, where she was
ngain united in the bonds of matri1nony, Mr.
B. returning to ind her the happy wife Of one
Caleb Nicksom- He Immediately caused the
arrest Of both parties, the wife being held as
above sisted, and Caleb discharged, there be-
ing no evidence showing that he had knowl-
edge Of her previous marriage.
TT Chicago must carry of the banner to-
dA5.
EELIsTISG SEcEsM.-We are informed thai
over three hundred Of the secesh prisoners q.
Camp Douglas were recruited into the 1ris1
Brigade and left with it on Saturday last. Ths
bulk Of them belonged to the Tenth Tennes
see. Whether this waa done by the authorit,
of the Administration OF no, we are ignorant
probably not In any event we look upon
as mpolitic. What rebel prisoner in tha
camp would not jump at the chance Of sayin
that he had been impressed into the rebel Sc,
vice If an opening Was presented him Of joi1
Ing the Federal service and thereby one
, 1862-06-17

Toledo Grain market-June II.
Received. 37,o64 bu wheat. Is, ,507 bu coru- Mar-
ket inactive. Canal Red wheat sold at 97c
Frcights, 3Xc for corn to Buffalo.
, 1862-06-17

Very few country tanners are now in market.
Many are attending to their farms and will not lay
In more hides for ei1 OF eight weeks. The decline
in dry hidea has tended to depEess green hides.
week Dealers are holding at &C for green salted
hfdes In gone cases, but tie demand IL not strong
enough to bear up such figures We quote at &c
for coH and T5fc for steers.
, 1862-06-17

E The old wheel .horses of the Demof
racy are against the secession fraud.
, 1862-06-17

B Democrats, will you follow your le:
ers, or imported secessionists
, 1862-06-17

F Our readers Will not forget the Straw
berry Festival for the benefit Of the sod
Ladies' Hornc,' at the Sherman House this
evening, a good time is anticipated
, 1862-06-17
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following..table shows the amount Of 1onr,
wheat and corn in store to-day compared with the
amount in store week since, and that in store at
, 1862-06-17

Movements Of Wheat at milwaukee.
From the Sentinel, 16th.1
The following table will show the receipts and
shipments Of wheat at this city Last week. and
the movement in the corresponding period lsst
year; ,,.-
1861 1861 1853. 1861.
Past week. 5q6, $50 854,924 4an,ei5 $50 sos
since jan. 6s6 61B 4,o5ssa5 5,o19 161 .s'7
s1pCK on HAKD.
Bushels.
To the stock on hand January 1Ht..-...-2 Doo 009
Add feceIpta since that d6te 4+5o, oia
Total. = - 1tsHo,9!o
Deduct shipments since opaoiug naFiga n-b,ol9lal
Stock on hand June 14th..............s,oo7,a6 ,a61