davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1862-05-08

Received, s,101 bu wheat, l0,7l2 bu corn After
diligent search this afternoon we failed to learn
port to-day is anfayorabe and parties are not dis
paaed to operate IN wheat until further aavice5.
There are no vessels in port and there are no in-
qni1ics Tor corn. Wheat-Harket opened this
morning at shout the following quotations. II S
white 8 .1D11 IL; do red q. .o79t o9: Indians and
Ohio red 81 O5; white $l.o7G5l.rS; hut these tg~
ures are principally useful as showing the condi~
tion at The opening, and for comparison 1ith east
ern reports which affect our markets. Corn-He'd
at BIC without buyers. Freights-Schr >; Buck
frgham takes wheat st TIC to Os#eGo; Schr 3. f.
u ade c0Iu to Buffalo at &c.
, 1862-05-08

MARINE. LIST.
nnnN nm erKHn

ARRIVED May +, 1862
Bark Sunrise, Comstock, Cleveland, 1856 tons coal.
Brig Commerce Locke. Cleveland, 413 tons coal
schr Il Rand, Mckay, ailskegon. IS N lumber, 10
sebr Speed Reid, Grand Haxen, Is eds wood.
schr Homestead. Culver, St. Joseph. 1,4oo r ties
Schr Ford, Rsg1se. RSs5ke, i eds wood
Schr Little Belle, Luston, Muskegon,. los N lum-
schr Ostrich Pratt, Buffalo
Schr E Hart. Bigelow, Gatialo.
sehr Mt y, Vernon Haynes, o=weso' $50 N lumber
schr Jupiter. Thompson, Fay City 1900 br1s salt.
CLEARED. .......Msy7
Prop Hunter Dickecn, Goderich, 3,67s hama 953
brls PORK, $50 br1s beef. brls fish.
Bark Geo Thu1ston, Mellon, Kingston, 19,15o bu
Bark southampton, McKirby, Kingston. 1900 bn
Brig Yong Rs; America Doyle, Buffalo. 1860 ba
scbr Il Rand II Kay, atuskegon.
scIr Speed. Reid, Centrev:lle.
Sehr BonestcI, Culver, St Joseph.
Schr Fcnus, Thompson, Grand Haven.
schr Rm J Preston. Pcase, oswego, 1880 bu
schr Norwegian, shattuek, osweso: 1s s75 ba corn,
! schr B Il sarnmi=, Morley, Buffalo, 11,4oo bu
| Schr Miami, Pennington, Bnt7a1o, 1865 ou corn
| schr Oriole. McAdams, Buffalo, 20 ,c90 bu corn.
schr Lady Of the Lakes, Martin. Buffalo, 1850 bu
schr sM Peck, Gu}les, Cleveland $500 bu wheat
| sehr Thursby, scolley, Bnfalo, 1885 bu corn.
t Schr Crockef, Brooks, Oawcgo, II, $50 hu wheat.
schz hontezuma, Moore, Kingston, 13,45o bI
| wheat.
schr Marquette, Maekin. Kingston, 14,175 bI
wheat.
schr Abigail, Collision, Co1lfngwood, $3.50 br
corn.
schr Alpha. Simpson Kingston 1000 bu wheat.
| Schr Little Belle, Siston, MuEkegou.
| Schr David Tod, Blue, Buffalo, 15 $50 bn corn.
! Scbr Experiment, j Dixie, Grand Haven.
Schr Greg, Vim Dixie, Bronson's Harbor, sun
, 1862-05-08
Baltimore Provision Market---may s..

PRoE1s1oEs,-Nc notice fair inquiry for lard
for export, but hear OF no GALES. Pork and beef
hut the demand is only moderate poax-No sales
reported. Ne quote Western mess at 3la.5g9l3; !;
prime mess at I'll 5191a prime At SO sud runap
quote Baltimore No at *14.oo015; do mess at
$l6@16. 50, ard do extra mess At $l65 per bsl :
Western mess $1a114 per brl. BULK nEAT-No
Gales of importance. We quote shoulders on the
spot at 44c; sides at 5kc, and hams at 4aalG15Ac
= n BAcoE-some inquiry for sides; shoulders
are qniet. We quote shoulders at 4tl:D5c; sides
at &c, bams at 61Gsc, for plain and suEar-cu5ed*
and SHc 2 u for fancy do. f4ARD-So saee. The
market Is firm At eac for Western. in hr1s and
ages; refined nc quote Al exc = ..
, 1862-05-08

buyers at the outside q9otations: cansaian & aog5
1or shipping. and &6.a5@e6o fot winisr extra;
*$@@4.36. Com meal steady. Sales no brls 1t
$o.7o for jersey and s.. 10 Tor BraudyWine.
and dseidedly, y,16 6ighe1 = 81 ssles
GnAR. WHEAT dnl! and heavy aad 1@sc @sss l@ower;; @
eales 11o0 bu Milwaukee club at $I.16. 1900 9u red
Wests5n n and 40o en whe " ssss &C. on
heavy and inset ard declining; sales 50 ooo hu
cred, and bsc for Jeraey and Southern yellow.
Oats in fair request At 46143kc for Jersey, Cana
dian. Western and State.
sales 10 bsgs It IL: SO S Sses St beniaeo aad
Porto Re9 Sugar nv eoS S99tia9se i @ a.m ana IN
mandi and very firm Molasses in fair request,
With irm prices: eales 100 hhds Barbadoes st 28c
a %ssEs. ipss tp ssss sSne s
1t $tsfor mesa: s12 bcDls 50 1er western and sity
e for Rna R@s sy9T nsaasd 81 3 q
saies. }sS s5e ri. At 4sos s. fss country p1ips;
IS 60@a Tor country mees; 12@18 80 for repaskedl
atlI 1S nd SI7Hs 3Hsona1 At ID Beet hans inacti5e
| Cut meats In better demand Sales, 800 pack
Heoa sdss s.s 9f as.Te % s It
d1m in With fair demand. Sales i,ss2 bfls at TA@
stats Sa''ef cseess ss I'm & as s tss
s7ccks-Actiye and lower, but leaEe Of 4rner: m
NothnE 2sN r Psss! 90 81 s5fhanSs 3 "a
Cum * Pac Man ii756;N ny CseX; Erie sa7lz
Erie prefd 67H: Hudson 4a4z; Harlem preferred
i6sH; s. 81, foo5S do IS regtd, NIX; do ii
reg1a, tG1zs: do coupons. 1o1N; Do Ria hsE year, y
VIZ S. 10 s sne ca d&7 7s' e: ss saf cerf Fl = M
Er1e Isl bonda la ; do Sd 81; Harlem lst BIDS 10lH
I C bds 81 ,
GaocEn1Es- quiet; public offering Of teas thi:
mosfy a5a st Il oe
I Prices sustained considering quality.
sTocKs-second Board-exeited and higher.
e fi5ts Sa M Il cse1ip, Ii ssx = fsS es is: :
8 90 pfa; e631 Hud, 4oss ha5I, -; {; 6oA
b. W A@eze11 %o fse g. u as; s. Tenn nsSs S.
WosET Continues easy at 4@5 2 cent Tor loan
1 gzRs PaRs! ssais afe sa6'fa
for bankers bills. American gold has declined
| sszM2k = cent premium. California gold bal
aa4 X H. esns nslPS P5f % e. 81 clossa Io
@1o29s $40 treas notes 1os ...
) CATTLE MARKKT.-Beef firm. Receipts 400
quoted at 6H@9c. Sheep drm receipts 56s 56
quoted at 2@kc. Swine steady. Receipts 9,9s
2 quoted at s31sG3kc.
BUFFALO, May 7.-FtoUn-Qu Quiet and unchsn
y GnA1K-wheat dull. Sales Loco bu amber 10y
at CSC E 600 bu Canada club at VI 115c Com etead
4 Sales 5000 bu at 500 foc-moztly inside hgu1
i. WH1sKT-Better. Sales GOO brls at 25c.
) CANAL FRElonTs-WeaEer. 1sHc for Whe'
Ike for corn to New York.
y GEO bu corn, 4.G00 bn barley, tG,G00 bu re:
J. EzPoRgs-Ioo btls dour, 25Q,0oo hu wheat,
bu com, 5000 bu barley.
, 1862-05-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
WEDNEsDKx EVENING. May I, 1863


"hohheoA1 1f1NAsa' nas = 4ooe'
aue 41Ie en!p"sale " p1ouoeo 'oA LUG pAoA ~"
aio sensloly aeeeeins la7 sAei1Anse A'l.s 49,
~ plalhls "ofAns easisl tuousu o. w. .us
.A1eo aie uaenaeu ,ne 4a1s. a' o,uAs a.e . o:ulas
to their netghbofs much more ffeel3 at = ana pay
on1v uar even to best customers, The buying
rsngs "a narc1 .he reo,1ar cnrre,t se1,tng mice
A. 1sra1 10 T. n-ero,n,n n n-Icaa u511 ,earrant
ahfnnets It cannot be maintained eyen at present
ro+aa r,anvwaaka A. 1he rate ,vhea+ ,ea ~ INN.
-. -, s1e.1zs1, ...'..,'~ ..ss .11o91
oleo' To-Day sn1Ppets VIII ecafeelY pe dspoRed ~
forward large amounts, II in their opinion there 10
a nrosnect 1or hetter rates. Their action navhaFe
:s ixsas. 49, .rah..1o -,a.,.st 49, +ha,a
Eume -, ufu ~ 49,
will doubtless be activity enongh at least to keep
QoHn Prices 10 psesent Inquiries.
The news uom Ne" 1ofk showed q large decline
IN gold. Deal1ng IL 1t at This distance anu az
tempting 10 Hollow the Wh1ms Of the Bulls aho
0ea1s VI nAA 6tlett Is d tlCK11su D0tlueSss ae d
, 1862-05-08
+ ED.

Ip his city: on Wednesday mornine the ~ inst.
JANE TATEB PER-LEE, the wife Of C., Il. RAT, one
OF the editors Of tbls paper.
Funeral 1t the reEadence Of the family No. 241 I'LL
nnaB street, on Friday Afternoon, ~ o'ciocf-
On "Wednesday evening. Msy til 1t tho house OF
Ctae. RoadnIEht hi fasher1nl1H, GEpRGE DUKK4
a1ed tvent3+4yeh 9eax4
@ HloorntnKtnn P11t&E.aph pleh,e copy.
Al Dixrn III. My 6,h4 GRACE. infant daughter OF
NATHAN and HANNAH E. UNDERWOOD. aged 1Sn
months.
, 1862-05-08

prices have again declined &c per brl. with only
limited demand for export and home consumption.
ssles Of II 800 brls It sos for state: s. 100
&51f4ia for common to medium extra
western; $5,295 IS fot common % good
shipping brands Of extra round hoop Ohio; $3, IS
M6tofcr trade brands Market closing heaTT no
, 1862-05-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

.T7,dge D7zitnn3oad.- 2S-Chancery: Horace B
C1aytou ct al. vs. 8. A. Humphrey; dismissed on
9,oo Of espsns ssotG5 n =
ant SOLICITOR leave given to amend the bill. No.
s2sG ansSs sas % Vi fae sane F2sss qTdes
No; 54s-ChanceFy- :. Dewey, Trustee &c.
No 85a Chancery-F. Coolidge ys Henry +: Rice,
ct al: decree to he entered as preferred.
ct al: same order. No. f5s--Untted state5 Of /
America, use Of Cyrus z, Mccormick ys. C.: N.
Pine ct Fl on motion Of defendants ten days time
fieon IS. John Blair; ejeetment: decree and
,no!ion filed. aud usual rule to plead tn - days;
No. 712-frnnces Gardner rs, 1ohn ". Collins on s ct
Car r.. S. K. Miner; On molten Of defendaut's |
% q. Bfvant vs.. Gregg: mandate from supzemo
Court fled, and naual order for ia for eosts. No.
=. Fesson vs. Gregg; same order. No. Bal
ifi's attorney, the order staying proceedings By
M+rsbal on 4 fa herein is set aside, Sc, United
States e. Ger " Baekus ct a. desndant t,n Viii
torney and disnieEes this cause as to said defend
ant Herhpt.
as or SGez dis%:Esd GeHEss & foo@s s
EEt In ffsf1
are Continued: Nos. CSC, q54, &C., SCI, 6Gs,
GGe, SO, I'll, 6's, SO, tsa 6So 66a: No. SsMue.
!uognGH., ana otuc5e" @ eais hn,ta5 7o ruTt
fcr' trial: Judgment for plaintiff: No t3a-
Charles Wcihc VS. john Hitzman; time to
ii. Milie1 re. George Hasicy; vc1die: for plan,iG;
motion by defendant for new trial oserrued. No.
~ any ess-Coost nnds Tor aescnoans; motion os
Denptcy; submitted to court for trial and fine
asseSssd . 4t $3.50 Nos 4s7. 6o7, So. SANG order.
in1~wcnt s;lI ~ auS cnrt s.,as.S
| No. Ge5, Vim. D. Reznoz vs. Charles 7 Boyce on
Trial csn closed yesterday at No 6s3, and FILL be
extended TO No. 735 today.
srrERloE CorRT-;BFfore Judge Goo0r'ea,The
M 1sES TasS 1sss 15ss iS;: ih2, iIs 15S3 151q
Cent1ai X r. GO; nne e pl9sn eS1en9sn W s aa.n III
! Cxms = afiee: time to n1ead extended until Fri
Chicago; time 19 plead eStenaea ten aass;
NJ T ns 1s.sc 'is a. at t,n,a tn ,a hona and
i;S T., ~ ss s-ren4;nna re41; 80 cvtnnded ~ "a Ten lara
| 6 complimentary Eoiree vii be given to the
Academy Aas t'n. No t1ehe.s WI oe saioL .', 10y
tone WI! pfeaee GU sna fese1's .ne" A-~ses -
aom1tseo Without 9lcAes.
mseTt q. EDWIN ''AA'Ass
r s,h-,, pho+o,..nhs .x,o md a.cu,; Fl,
~ AAsan ~ g, -. ~" 80, -
, 1862-05-08

Total. ........ 6Gt3 151o75 22t690
There Was a good attendance on Change; but
the general markets were dull and lower.
There was but little inquiry for Flour, and the
market waa dull aud neglected. with GALES Of only
about 400 bzls at g. 10 for choice white winter
extra, and s. o7@s4.a5 for good Spring extra.
There WAS perfect stampede in the whest mar
ket and we have to note decline Of sG45c Z bu.
The depreciation in No Spring was about Sc Q
bnshei with sales at sa@sac, but in No. ? Spring
there was quite panic, aud the market WAS irreg-
n1ar and unsettled-selling at range Of 63@1sc.
according to the warehouse in which it was stored
and the date Of the receipts. TIE days transsc-
tioHs did not exceed 81, ,050 bushels.
Corn was alao dull ana 1c }ower-with sales Of
about q, ,eeo bushels, at a1A@sl19c for Old River
Yellow aaoat; BIC for New River Yellow adoat,
SC for Old River Mixed aaoat; a715c for New
River Mixed ahoat; asaea9cfor Old Mixed in store,
and 25c for New Mixed In store-the market clos
ing at 2sQ52s4c for Old Mixed.
There was very active inquiry for oats and the
market WIS brisk st yesterday advance. About
1850 bushels changed hands at 2sNDNxc for
No. in store. and e9I3lc delivered T. 0. b. canal
beats on the cansl and Illinois river. The demand
IL chiefly for st. Louis and Southern Illinois to
| ill Government Contracts. The transactions for
| delivering In store here were chiefly at &c.
Rye WIS quiet, with t1ifing sales at 45c for No.
| In etore Barley WAS In good supply and lower
with liberal sales at 4s62s5c. Highwines were
f1mez-2e@soAc being paid. Timothy Seed was
| more active-salca being mora liberal at $125@
| 1sQ.
The Provision market was 5ctlEe and firm. There
was good inquiry for Aess Pork, chiefly to fill
orders from New York, and We note sales Of 1,10l
brs at $105l10 Is for country packing and 81 0(
for city-closlug firm. There was good demand
for Bu1k Meats and report sales Of ahout 100 oo
1a, at 81, 4, and $4.70, for Shoulders, Hams. ant
Sides, loose, and SIC for Shoulders packed
in boxer. 4 snaal lot Of English-cut Ham:
WIS sold ut 4Ac packed in boxes There is yer.
active demand for Ls1d, apd the market shows III
| adTance of per b with GALES Of about 80 pkg
at 7xc for prime city Leaf, and 7@7Acfor country
Frcights were active and hrmer. Thi1tee1
yesesls were taken at 11j4c for wheat to Kingston
ard Oswego; &c for corn and rye to Buffalo; an
| 71tcEo wheat to Buffalo,
ssW1lsoRss lard Tanks"
". q. Fuller gives notice in our adSertisin
| columns that he is the exclusive owner OF ID
patent for the use Of Wilson's celebrated Lar
Tanks In Cook county, III. Pork packers vi
therefore pay attention to this.
, 1862-05-08

TIE MILWAUKEE TRoT.-Mr II. g. n. VII
1iatnf of this city, has entered his marc "Jen-
ME, !" better known as <'Suyerhee1s," in the
trot Tor $500 to come of in few days At MI
Waukee.
, 1862-05-08

FERsosA1-G, P. 1. Healy, the well known
artist. left this city yesterday morning for
Boston. to fulfil several commissions for por-
traits. He purposes returning about the first
ot July next
, 1862-05-08

Barlev meets with steady but moderate iuani-
~, and The market is weak: Sales 900 bu Mon
four-rowed State st 90@o4. We notice sale OF
5Lt bu western made barley malt at 9739.
, 1862-05-08

rw P1A1ua BrsNEss.--A new seventy
horse mower planning mill has just been com-
p1etcd and put in operation on Canal between
jackson and Van Buren, streets, in the West
Division. It is rlain to see that business is
71nnrorfng il the West Division.
, 1862-05-08

GONE TO JoLHr.-Deputy Sheriff Fisher
yesterday took John GaHety, recently con"
Ticted of manslaughter, to the Pen1tent1aE7'
where be Eas sentenced to serve term OF ten
ytalE~
, 1862-05-08
st, Lonts Lumber mArket-NEay 6.

The stock Of lumber now on hand il quite small
-lees than 1t has been fos years; but 1t Il now IN
process Of enlargement, and will 81 on. b5 e1-
pecsed arrivals, be adequate to the anticipated
demand.
The production Of lumber the past and present
year, has heeu and will be, much less than for meF-
" for obvious REASONS. aud it is antfcipated that
the demand for the current year VIII be pretty
equal 70 the supply.
Prices in this city, may for the present be
quoted as follows:
Lumber on the rieer bank, a. It runs BY the
, 1862-05-08

The above comparison needs but little comment.
The most striking changes on the one side arc TO
which have vastly Increased aud on the other in
cotton and naval stores, which show very great
decline Ne have also complied comparative
table giving the exports to foreign ports for the
came period.
, 1862-05-08
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.


IIVVEEQFHE8 u y IV0HCo AkA lEU*E IVIAs
From the Journal Of Commerce, 5th.1
We have compiled our usual monthly summary
OF the movements OF produce at this pert from the
beginning OF the year to the let inst. which will
be found full Of present interest, and useful for iu
ture reference. The following viii chow the COM
paraire receipts Of certain articles at this port
since the beginning OF the year:
RECEIPTS OF CERTAIN ARTICLES or DOMESTIC rEo-
DCcE AT NEW TORE DURING TIE First FOUR
M
, 1862-05-08

II HHMuBUlHB ACR0U tF1CuTTIHEHEs
On the last day Of April 1so2, was burned
out. My building and stock were insured IN
the Chicago Fnemen's Insurance Company.
This morning presented my papers and
claim of loss for Seven Hundred Dollars,
which included my fixtures. they not being
mentioned in my insurance The Company,
through their Secretary, c. n. Holden, at
once paid the full amount Of my claim, with
out even deductlng interest for the advance
time Of payment mot being due under sixty
days.. This loss has been adjusted and set
tied with q promptness, fairness and Iberality
that deserves, as behave the company does
receive, the confidence and liberal patronage
Of the property holders Of Chicago.
{Signed> ]. RESsE, Agt.
ffI1c AGO MaYG 1872
, 1862-05-08

ARRIVED MAY 6.
Joliet, Rocket, s, $50 bu corn.
Carondelet Morris, s. 00O bu corn
Golden State Lasae, 5000 bu com. 40 bu rye, IS
bu wheat
O1a1or, Lasal1e, $3.50 bu corr, 1o2 bu potatoes,
Ontario, Laesl1e, $500 bu corn.
Lockpor4, Locfport. $50 Eu com
Alice, Lasalle, 5,G43 bu wheat.
Cuba, Ottawa, b,0N bu corn.
Nile, Laeal1e, 5, ,2G0 hu corn. 2,205 bu wheat.
Lfoness, Ottawa, 5, ,0t0 Eu corn.
Laura Ann, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn-
Troubadour. Lockport, 43D bu corn
Gen Grant. 5,400 bu corn.
Golden Eagle, Lasalle, 45D0 bu corn.
Mound City Lasa11e, 4,5G3 tu corn 636 bu potatoes
brle apples
Prairie state, Lasa1le, 5sI4bu corn.
CLEARED..........Ma s.
St Louis, 9,421 bu oats.
a Leach, Laealle. 81 26s # lumber, N siding, d
m shingles, 13 m 1ath. 20 brls salt.
Alexander Lcckport, $40 Ms nails
Harrington, Marseles, nj lumber.
Leonard Laaalle, 600 hu oats.
Preston. Aux Sale, n ia lumber, 800 # siding.
| Al btls salt-
Baltimore LaRallc 25 brls salt. 10 brls vinegar.
Alabama Lasae, 100 m It lumber 121 ,25y shingles,
| 1ockport. Lockport. %, ,7i9 # lumber.
| Acme. Ottawa.
, 1862-05-08

a313 1o7.'
FREIGHTS-Active and steady. The engage"
meuts we're as fouows:-To Klngston:-schr.
Anna Craig, wheat, at ike. TO Oswego :-~schrs-
]. s. Harvey, Montezuma and Dispatch, wheat. at
like. TO BuHa1o:-Schrs. L. E. Hart, Wild Rover
and Corinthian, wheat, at 7Hc; schr. Eclipse,
wheat, Ito 1osd at Racne} at Sci bark Sibiey, rye,
at &C; brig Lowell. schts. Ostrich, Mary E. Perew,
7. T. Avery-a1l with corn. at &c.
FLOER-Receiyed, 5i95 br1s; shipped, 6678 br1s.
Market dull Sales, 100 br1s " VenusF' white winter
extra ut $50; $50 hzls State Mills" do on p, t.
100 brla tsUh1's Triumph" I. h. Epring extra at
&4S; 100 br3s 81 Smith Mills" h. extra at $4 o5;
SO brls good extra at 81 90; SO brls good spring
extra at $3NRdC5-an delivered.
WHEAT-Receiyed, Is, ,1f5 b1; shipped 1H, a25
, 1862-05-08

LARCENY. August Hizer Was arrested
Yesterday by. officer Cole, on charge Of
breaking into q dwelling Oh Milwaukee avenue.
the residence Of Henry Hitler, on Tuesday af-
te1noon, and taking $3.50, the property OF
said Hitler. He vas held until this morning
in $500 bail, for further examination.
, 1862-05-08

Among the prisoners at Camp Douglas is
son Of Col. Dc Clouet, Of New Orleans, who
was the candidate Tor Governor In opposition
to Gov. Moore, the pre:ent incumbent, and a
Eon Of Col fus1eer wealthy planter resld-
LIZ ne+t "e" o1'eeaoS' 1neeo soun6 nuaa
were pr1vate5 IN New orleans regiment. t
The fact Of their being prisoners here having |
<o,ca IN fhe tnox1edre of chi. +. p Van Bpr.
eoine ~ el1s =. -" - ~ oei
gen, wealthy ana wen Known clnzen OF
,-,..,I.-.r.r
by eDjoyed the hospitality Of the parents ofthe
ponng men he came to this c,tv a fep0 dara
'eAA. ~" oN1s
Doug pouglas, IS sseerta,nsd trom Col M Ma,1;ean m uA the
.xs'-.,, .rx1.-s--|11 '~1sa-N-,
particular neeos o1 tnese young men, purcnas-
ed them, aggregating considerable amount,
snd had them delivered, through Col. Multi
gan, to the young men- This is an oct Of
generosity which Col Van Bergen is certainly
privileged to exercise, for he has contributed
largely Of his ample means and inAucnceto
put down this unho1y rebellion.
Gen. Macarthur Will visit Camp Douglas to-
day Mt two O'Clock, and receive the honors to
which his position entit1e him.
We stated few days since that new sys-
TEN had been inaugurated in Camp in the
manner Of delivering funds to prisoners,
which had been sent by friends for their bene-
fit. This change WIS made in nnrsnancc of
| the following from Col. Hoffman to Col. Mn1-
1Iean:
| oazoz c
| Cu1cAGo, nj, Nav .. 1854
CoLoNE-The practice Of permitting prisoners
ths;r aT ~ ohSy IL sp naataq II coect
enough to tempt isloya persons to assist in theiz
escape and to guard against saca possl6alltt.es;
money vo1, will nav on their order, from any de
poeits made with you, for such purchases as they
may be permitted to make,
Yery respectfully, your OPT: seIV't;.
~ HoFFHAN, II. w: eth Aeglneas.
Commanding Ten OF Fllsonefs. =.
| Col. Jas. A. MCLL1oAS, GonmanQlug Sa1np OotS
lae, Chiea.o.
| A. a,der ce,na ,autardov from cn,- Hof9
al oloel caoAs seeeeAo~S t'oA oo1' ao'1
| 4+,p-fo- +1,roo rahaI errrnona frnu
, 1862-05-08

~--
RECEPTION or THE COLons-Our readers
ar ,a..oa
VIII telnenioel Luz e''.a " to1o!s oooo'su ~
.tshs l.. .ta: 49, 49, ro-a.oo
spa1efeo 10 sAen eaA1p oA 1Ae aeNoessee'
short time since. That they were received
..,,t, a,aa l,aa-+. +ha fo7,o-r;ao III, rbo-u.
WILL slio neaile tue ionoh tns WIZ oao"
CAIRO, april :, 1862
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, 1862-05-08

TIE CAPTURED MEMBERS OF TBB NINE
rxEs71 I111So1s.-From a letter just re-
ccired from Clifton F. Wharton, Of this city,
dated at Nashville, &c learn that when the
18th Regiment was surprised ut Tuscumbia,
Alabana, the rebels captured David F. Holm,
William Price, Nick. Pipher, and james
Bloomfield, all Of Company a, aud they are
NON. In the hands ct the f1aha1S
, 1862-05-08

" ANTED D-AGENTS- $1Oo-
" To sell J. r. LLOTD's Great Military War
cebts; colored ID States 50 cents EDteu States Hail
rcad Map ?5 cc1ts Virginia Nap = cents; ksntueky
tie above rsps nail free. foy s!ro or separately for
retail price SeCd stamp and get circular. &C. z E
La Don. Agent. ro Lake street. Chtcago, Ill
, 1862-05-08

Medical Board, to whom is assigned the Gu
Tire medical and surgical treatment Of all the
patients: George E. Amernan, n. D., and
r. L. Rae, II. o., surgeons; Jos. ". Freer,
NJ D, and JOS P. Ross, II. D., physicians.
TIE QgA1oR1o OF E1I1AH.-The perform
arcc CT this most adu1irable work of art by
the united musical talent Of the city has been
definitely assigned for Monday evening, the
28th inst, at Bryan Hall The parts have
bctn assigned and the Oratorio Is being
thoroughly rchea.eed. Mrs. Davidson will
probably take nearly all The soprano reci,a-
tives and solos; Mis-. Matteson the alto
Mr. Simpson the tenor, and J. G. Lumbard
ue part of Elijah. These names are sufi
cicnt guarantees that the solos Will be most
exce1lently rendered The choruscs will bt
performed by one hundred voices, accom-
panied By an orchestra Of thirty pieces. Th'
osehestra will commence their rehearsal
with the singers next Monday evening.
Ia Bryan Hall will undoubtedly be crowded.
10 o7erfowipg upon that occasion, we wou1'
suggest TO the managers Of the concert tn
prepr5ety Of retaining a few secured seat
II the gallery at adyanced prices, ans
TIE hckers giving the holders permission
to attend the last two rehearsals, There ar
1,any Of our musical people who would eladl
avail Themselves Of the opportunity to stud
Elijah in this 1nanner. It Is certai.ly not
work to be appreciated at d eiuele hearing
It's fine dramatic points md lights and shade
must be studied as one would study maate
piece Of the old painters. The intrinsic bea7
ty and peculiar character Of the music neet
careful attention and study more accara
than can be obtained at single performanc
Theee rehearsals Will supply that dedcienc
We merely throw out the suggestion to Il
mapsgers as one which would be peculiar
erztifttng to many lovers Of oratorio music
, 1862-05-08

e For cleaning and dying geatleman's clothes
60 to Cook q Mclean. % Dea1boru-street. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
thau a,ay In the city, eh31-ly
, 1862-05-08

ILLINOIS ST. AsDREw's SocrETI.-The
quarterly meeting Of the Illinois St. Andrews 8
Society will be held ut the Office Of Heryey,
Anthony & Gait, II Dearborn street, this eve
ming, ut s o'clock 4 full attendance is re-
guestcd as business of Importance will be
brought before this meeting.
R0nrfT HERyF3 President