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Tho mcetiug called ut the rooms of the
Christian Association, was SO numerously at:
tended that it was found necessary to procure
larger room. 7. B. Bryan, Esq, who had
been waited upon bya committee, with the
request to attend and preside, rendered the
use Of his hall, to which they adjourned. and
the meeting was opened ats O'Clock by prayer
by Rev. q. n Humphrey. The Chairman
briefly stated the object of the meeting, after
which Rev. Mr.. Humphrey, being called upon,
gayean Interesting description Of the Soldiers
Home at Philadelphia, which he had recently
visited. These establishments are large, COM
modlous, and are furnished and managed in 4
manner calculated to remind the soldier Of
his home. He also read letter giving an ac-
count OF their management they are Of
ficered and conducted, description Of The fur
niture, articles Of food kept on hand, &C., &c.
These Soldiers Homes receive a1l their ex-
penses from voluntary contributions, md
have never received dollarfrom the Govern
ment. Rev. Mr. Il. closed By expressing an
earnest hope that the citizens Of Chicago
would establish here Soldiers Home-not
rs q matter of charity to the soldiers, but rs
Christian and humane duty from the citizens
towards those who hare endured and sacri-
feed 60 much for Us.
Col. g. Il. Baker. (acting Colonel Of caval-
r for Tennessee) being present, was called
npon, aud stated thst he Ind been In the
Army of the Cumberland In the capacity Of d
surgeon, and before this war. was also in the
C.lmsan snd French Eara TIE had, 1As1Apo,
witnessed more OF the beneficial results Of
Soldiers Homes than any other person pres
&nt. One Of the largest in the United States
is ut Nashyille-has none Of the appearances
Of hospital, but is really HONE, and the
soldiers SO realize and appreciate It. he gave
m account Of the manner in which 1t is con
Quoted, &C., and closed with some important
suggestions Us to the organization and con-
ducting Of the Home in Chicago.
MIR. Stuart Of Philadelphia made some
pertinent remarks Us to Whist had been done
in Philadelphia and Boston in this direction,
and earnestly urged forward the work just
begun in Chicago.
terson, Tuttle. Mr. Jacobs and others, as to
the best plan for organizing, on motion Of
Mrs. Liyermorc, a committee (of an equal
number Of ladies and grntlemen) Was appoint
ed to adopt q constitution and bylaws, and
mature plan Of organization. The nomina-
who were elected said organizing committee:
Mrs, Nelson Ludington. Mrs. Ambrose Foster,
Mrs. Dr.. Eva1ts, Mrs. E. s. Wadsworth, Mrs.
J. C. Haincs and HRS. II. O. Walker; of gen
tiemen, Messrs. T. =. Bryan, H. ". Hinsdale,
". B. Ogden, y. a Clarke, Jonathan Burzand
Rey. R. ". Patterson. Mr. r. B. Bryan was
chosen as chairman Of the committee.
The above named committee are requested
to meet ut the office of T. B. Bryan, at
o'clock this Monday afternoon.
On motion Of Mrs. Livermorc, the meeting
adjourned to meet in Bryan Hall Mt 5 O'Clock
prompt, on Saturday next, to hear the report
from The committee, and to proceed to the
organization.
, 1863-06-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC CIAL.
TIuE MONEY MARKET.

Tuesday EVENING, June Q, 1868.
The money market shows very little change since
yesterday. II anything currency Is closer under
the large demand for money for the past fsw days.
Tho effect is plainly evident in tho exchange mar
ket, parties being anxious to sell at lower rates.
Tho selling range is still nominal at 1sG1A, but
very fer houRes insist On the upper figure except
for small drafts. Several eell freely to customers
Mt ). when any considerable amount is called for.
Par is all any OF tbs banks will pay for 1t.
The discount range Is sG}10 per cent, and 1argc
first class accommodations payable In New York
aEe done by rome OF the banksnt7
Gold opened in New York at 142A, "curbstonc,"
14eH opening and closed 1t 14sk. Here the rate
was 140Gs141, and we saw ono house paying 14a.
The latter rate mas above the general market.
Silver 1a1013o. Indiana State Bank and Ken
tucky 1oa. Canada 1877. New Treasury Notes nom
inal, selling 1s@4 premium.
NATIONAL LoAE.-Messre. Preston, Willard &
Kean Bankers, agents for this popular inform
MS That they cannot receive subscriptions at pax.
for the G. bonds. longer than the 3oth OF june
incl1siEe. For particulars sec their advertisement
We sincerely hope our readers will invest all their
spare funds In this capital security, at the earliest
day possible.
CHICAGO AND A11oS RAILROAD CoXrAEy--
Weekly Statement Of Earnings for week ending
, 1863-06-10

white winter extras at se.1aX@e.so, and spring
extras at .$4.15@5.7 10 supernne brands were IN
fair demand at safoa275.*.. - :.
The Wheat market opened 551tc lower and the
sales were moderate at 5115 for No 2 Red ;st.12@
1.16 for No Spring; aa@s6e Tor No Spring; aud
TC@soc for Rejected Spriug-the market closing
firm. =.
Com was active-openirg 4@xc lower, but za1-
lying under brick demand, and closing drm-with
sales Of about 20 900 bushels, at 4sK94oc for Ca
nal and River Mixed a1oat; 46k147c for Mixed
Com In store; and 44D45Kc for Rejected Corn in
store.
Oats we're in good request and drmc-with sales
ofNo at 56K95775c- closing firm. Rye was neg
lected. Barley WAS netiye at $1.16R1a5. High-
wines were in good demand and steady at sgxc.
Ftcights we're 4@7Sc better-with light engage
ments, at 9A610c for corn and 1ohe for wheat to
Buffalo, and 15Ke for wheat to osweso
, 1863-06-10

mARKETs BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Co7 Tos-ActiVe at $50
SIC for mi1dling upland.
FLouH-Dull and heavy and 5@t0c lower -$5.60aa
$50 for extra etate; $5.95R6.15 for extra round
hoop Ohio, And IS 21l7.2 rs for trade brands. Mar-
ket closing heayy, wiki no buyers at outside quo
tations.
WH!skr-scarcely so tlrm at 44,'stD4sc, nearly all
at inside prices.
GRAN-Wheat heary, and 10ec lower. The
ttrike Of the stevedores still continues and has
depressing effect On the market: Sl.17111.3o for
Chicago epr1us; 81 z1@1.40 for Milwaukee club;
$t.4s01 10 for winter red western. Corn opened
In favor Of buyers, and closed more Btealy at tx
@;6c for shipping western mixed. Oats plenty,
GRoCEnIEs Sugar firm. Molasses d1m and In
PRoy1s1oss-Pork fayors purchasers. Lard
fayo1s buyers. Cheese shade easier at 8lb11c for
common to prime.
BALTIMORE, June 9.-FLouR-Sa1es, g. {, eco bris
Ohio extra 6.50o b.ls super do at $6s75S;;,
gnA1S;1Wheant 1 IS quiet. Com quiet; yello" atsa
;Wa1aKT-Fism Ut 440e44x for Ohio.
GRoCKHHs.-Cohec-Rio,N Nos @0M.
BUFFALO. June 9.-F1ouR-Quiet and steady.
GRAIE-Wheat quiet with small sales. Corn in
fair demand at 699Gc. Oats In good demand for
Michigan and Ohio ut SIC. Barley and Rye quiet
TnIsKr-1n fair request ut dc.
CANAL FRE1Gnrs-lSHc for wheat, Ike Tor
LAKE, Iaroars-1a,ooo brls fonr, $4,000 bu
wheat, 121 GOO bu corn, e. COO bu oats
CANAL ExpoRTs-7,o00 brls flour, II 900 bu
wheat, 161 ,0e0 bu corn, ai,1o0 oats.
OSWEGO, June a,-FLoUR-Stcady.
GRAM-Whe8t dull. No Chicago spring Lis.
Corn quiet. Illinois mixed e5c. Other grains
Observation-Disclosures.
, 1863-06-10

LONDON, May 31, 1858.
The Confederate loan, yesterday, closed at hf
O. hf discount
CoAAEhc1A1~- -LyEnrooI,- May so-CorTox--
Sales Of the week 64,tC0 bale5- Market opened
bnoyant, and all qualities advanced to tFiding
extent, but the adyance was not fnily Sustained.
prices closing ut IN advance OF HQAc for AmeEl-
can and surafe; The STOCK in port Is estimated at
BREApsTuT7s-Duu but steady. Richardson,
Spence. Biglaud, i. Il Co. Wakefield, Mash & Co.,
report Hour dull but steady.
GKA1S-Wheat Inactive and quotations barely
maintaioed: Red Western 9i&eod, aud Red South
mixed 29e9d; white, 30s@31s.
PRov.s1oNs--Beef steady: PORK easier: Bacon
heavy and Cd lower. Lard dnll-decIfne1 Cd.
American Securities and State Stocks steady;
Railway securities active and still advancing.
LIVERPOOL, S0.-BREADs1uEFs-Qu and
steady
PRoy1sIoEs-Flnt.
PEoDUcE-Steady. ...........-.-.-- -. .
LONDON. 30-C0naols closed at 93kQ193sz for
money. III c shares 3aD31 dis; Erie 60Gs1.
VERT LATEST BIT THE AFRICA.
LONDON, Sunday morning, May 31.-Consols,
after oficialhours yesterday, 9aa,,ss.
, 1863-06-10

Resalted, That the 1n1c Of the Board in respect
to the INTRODUCTION Of new text books, be varied
aoa's Primer and Readers on the following terms:
Primer &c; 1st Reader 16c: ID do CSC; Sd do s0c;
4th do 45c; and that the offer OF Parker and Wat
chaee Of books In the exchange, provided that tho
retail price Of Parker and Wateons books shall not
be raised while said books arc in school.
After an hours discussion Of rambling ma
ture, upon motion of Mr. TAFT, the resolution
was divided; the first part closing at the end
Of the scale Of prices.
The question was then taken upon the first
part Of the resolution as divided, and prevail
ed, after another discussion. The question
then REQUIRED upon the SECOND part of the
resolution. Another discussion commenced,
when several previous questions were called,
several decisions made, &c, aud the second
part prevailed.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
The Secretary read communication from
Henry 8. Noyes, acting President of the
NorthWe Westen College at Evanston, stating
that some years ago the trustees of the Uni
yersity donntcd six perpetual scholarships to
authorities, md TINT no use had yet been made
of the offer. Referred to the Committee on
the High School
VACANCIES IN THE HIGH SCHOOL.
Mr.. Wentworth, from the Committee on
The High School, reported communication
from Mr. Rowland, Principal OF that school,
setting forth that there are In the building $50
desks, or dcducting those removed for regis
tiers and stoves, S48. There are now in school
253 pupils, probably forty three will gradu-
ate, and 10 or 12 more lcarc during this term,
go that to commence the next year with d full
school, lG0 pupils will not be too many.
TEXT BOOKS AGAIN.
Mr.. Holden offered motion that the change
now made In text books, take effect at the
opening Of the Full term in September.
Carried.
LAID on TABLE.
The Secretary read communication from 4
gentleman in nolsttin, asking for the use Of
the school building ut that place, for Sabbath
School purposes. The communication WAS
laid upon the table.
RESIGNATION.
The resignation OF Miss Carpenter Of the
Kiuzie School was accepted; after which tho
Board adjourned.
, 1863-06-10

LuMBER-The receipts during the week were
heavy, and the market has been active and steady
For good cargoes there is no material change in
prices; but common grades rule q shade lower.
The following arc the sales reported:
.sALEs OF cAKaors OF LUMBER.
Contract for 500 600 feet, mill run lumber, from
Farnswo1ths mills. oconto River, RATED, at $1300
Cargo of sehr Adriatle, from ssvidsc,s mill,
Grand River, good quality mixed, from dock, at
S14o0-togo up Missouri River.
ksss.ao Ssss ,sn @4fs ss ] Ssss from n'ss Mills
Lonnsourg 4 Co's,} at $13.oo-fair qualify mixed.
Cargo q sehr Mermaid, from san'e mill, fair
Cargo Of achr Beloit, from Hart & Ma1we1rs
mill. warranted one-half strips, good quality, at
Cargo Of schr, Ashtabula, from Grand River, raft
Cargo of sehf. Warren, from Grand River, RATED
Cargo Of schr. Toledo, from Ferry q NIL, White
Lake, 75 IN mill run at $1a %.
Cargo Of ssbr. AIDA; from Kalamazoo, s. N mill
coaste, from Johnson's Mills, 1t sls.a5.
Cargo schr: Elbe. from swan Creek, IS N coarse,
from Bowers Mills. at $1a25.
coarse, from Compo's Mills. at S1a0.
Cargo Of schr; Forester, from Grand River, raft
.Iatso VI sIns. 1nnos, Aoa4 rtAsaoeu Au1',
Mrskeeon. tWo.t9irds b. strips; "a at Sly. I'm.
o. Sc efar u na no" sa'o7 "n' one-
Cargo Of sshI, Little Belle, ftom came mills fail
ml1ed at Sia1S. 1.,,n,a ..,.o. ,,,x,3 ..
largo OF achr HeAgoiaad' COMMON Ha3eo, 1T
FATS Of sshr s3s RafDet' ftom Grant River com
Cargo OF schr. Active, from Grand haven, " ID
mill run, at $:3a5.
Cargo % q b brig A1soms' from oeonto' 16o N NIL!
Cargo of sehr Two CHARLES, from aranttowoc,
Cargo Of schr E. u. Peck, from Pentwatcr,
mi1eo HS At $la9: ~ r,..,, o,. ,,,o,,,,, ,.,a
nnniitv1 mixe5. ~ S1S * A'' e~~-
Cargo Of schr Milwaukee Belle, from Luding:;
ai'. son MaS, menom1nee f5lset' as *37.oosooo
CARO- scbr Hiroudeu. from Kalamazoo, 65mx
strips, Sheldon 3 Mills, at $f3,75. ....
largo o. sGhr MAY; rem halamazoo' o5 coafse'
Ga1rn ~ sch,r - i1osS fro7, Ko1amazoo * ~
m13ed, G, 3ohnsGn,s ne 1s,7sc MUS. T. at zlsdo:
n,, ~i7s, ~ ss III r. ps no % mixed
oo I|sa E.mnhasI 1aae aeon "a ~ nG oo !"
Cargo Of schr Active, fiom Grand RiTer. 70 N at
s1s:b0:
i1eS Trnes'e1s S|3ii tloM = 'lussegon' "
Cargo Of schr Heljgoland, from Muskeeou, 65 m
mixed, TtueedeI's NIL, at s14s5.
Nnskesnn. w At IL 91Sn 1's'ss' ~ - "i3eo' l1otn
Ca1Eoes OF schr oliver Culver and bark Cleye-
land, mill.r nom spanlding's Mills, Mcnomlnee
Ae.rve4t a. E Eta.So n. .,% r ,r, ,,.,,
, 1863-06-10

P.ou Fore.t oueen Crrrtn. T3nnr,1o sundrfes
prop HTSnsss Ten1 p,ckson ,,,cn Gnaal9 snna'ies
p1op G1.nits state. Iaaa Ogdan.6ureh. % snn
Fv NfsHHra. McInInsh1 1G4sr.i Sfndertch oaH ann
Bark 3ionitcr. Cspron. EfIe' 'soo ton coal
Eris Fashion C|ydcsdri1 Sfeunmfne.T = IL @ +, Tnn
E1ig Table Rock. Duree en- oconto. is n lnn
Brig All onah Seanulcn Oconso i6sn. inn
Hr1E lay ltty Nelson, Day civ 5HsS bn m It al
RriE 3!shpmtGR Vance, BAY City 10 "a luua
schs n Gates ReadcS, Wo.f Rvr7, IS n shinges. ISL
schr Pore sri.ii Chilas Ksie. 2sotnn coal
Schf VIM Ste phfps Johnston. Buffalo. 10 lum 50
n Iath from Menoniaee
Eclf Iady Jane. Irgls, BLACK Creek. 50 n lurn
Schr Two Cha1lles Atnsky. Maulsowcc. 10 m lum - N
jath
scbr Min aukee Belle Lambert. Buffalo, 70 1upa
Nercminso
achr nan ItDC1u. Tyler Cleveland. 500 ton coal
san CouaCesr Snow, QsweEo is N lu1a, from Green
Bay
, 1863-06-10

REKsTATED.-O. B. Sansum, who was ex-
PEELED some time ago from the Board Of Trade,
has been relnstatcd In membership by unan-
imous vote Of the Directors.
, 1863-06-10

HoMK FOE TIE Fn1ESp1Ess.-Tha regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Managers
Will be held At the Home this Wednesday)
afternoon at o'clock.
, 1863-06-10

FoR MuRFREEsBoBo.- Small parcels and
ietters for the Board of Ttnde Battery mud
SSth regiment will be forwarded by the War
Committee, If left ut 15 City Railway Block
bY fQ:mQYtnN NOON.
, 1863-06-10

Uk1oN GuARDs.-Eyery member Of the
Union Guards is notified to be present this
lWcdnesday) evening, at the Light Guard
Hall. corner Of state and Randolph streets,
at eight o'clock.
, 1863-06-10
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

BRnaEPoEr, June .. 1891 m.
ARRIVED.
II G Loomis, Athens, 50 yds rubble stone. 20 yds d.
mtnsipn Rtona
Advance Athens is yds dimension stone
J NcNellfB, LaSatIe 81 brls flour. 5191 Gu corn
baltimore. LaSalle. SO hu corn
Gen Grant LaSalle, 5;50a bu corn
Maple l. Leaf. Joliet, TO- 900 bu oats
IiF1lI Morris, 145 ton coal
RescUe, prison. s. yds .nbbie stone
Constttution, LaSolte. I, ,L3 bu corn
CLEARED.
Col Aulllgao. LaSaue .
Cayuga LockpcEt
Cnon Lasalle It lun 90 shinglos 10 bE1s salt
Caroline. IaSalle. 1S2 ten ice. $0.ea shioG
Advance, Athen4
Fl G IooMls, Athens
Terror. Athens
" Gurnee, Athens
Tile. Insolla II 500 Il lum
Eclipse. L1ckpoft
Hammer, LASnlle
Progress, Lasalo
Dolphin, Ottawa
, 1863-06-10
.gbitagu Gribn11e.
THE CITY.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1858
THE CITY.
REKs1A7ED.-O. B. sansum, who was ex-
PEELED some time ago from the Board Of Trade,
has been relnstatcd In membership by unan-
5mous vote Of the Directors.
HoME FOE TIE Fn1Hsp11ss. Tho regular
monthly meeting Of the Board OF Managers
Will be held at the Home this "wednesday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
FoR MuaFREEsBoRo.- Small parcels and
= 1etters for the Board of Ttade Battery aud
86th regiment will be forwarded by the War
Committee, If left at 15 City Railway Block
BY tomorrow noon.
UK1oN GuARDs---Eyery member OF the
Union Guards is notified to be present this
{Wednesday) evening, at the Light Guard
Hall. corner Of State and Randolph streets,
ateight o'clock.
SrRAwHEnREs-E. Hollister & Co., Com
mission Merchants, 16 Dearborn street, arc
receiving daily from 100 to 15o boxes Of mag
nIacently luscious Strawberries and cherries
from the celebrated nurseries at South Bend,
Ind, and Cleveland, Ohio, The Strawberries
are the .4ery ne plus uztra Of this delicious
@"'"
FOUND DEAD.-An inquest Was held yester-
day morning upon the body Of 4 man, about
seventy years Of nge, who WINS found on the
shore Of the Lake, near the brewery Of g.
Metz. BE was working as Joiner in Li1l's
brewery, and lived ut Davis boarding house,
on Green Bay road. No signs Of violence
mere found upon him.
- ,.:.--r--.,.,,-
|....~ - ~. ~ 80 n''. ~
a"s ~ -. ~. -s..e-s.~,.'"r .s ss 1u1
s - as @ ~ TO- go. 10 .4 1:n
1.s...- Go - II, -. ..,....,.
warded- He was dressed In dark clothing,
and WIS aeout fifteen years OF age.
-. ~ r..
oAAA4 80 " ,o s,..-.,ra lug
properly on 'ns aaAe 1nofe tnis e'oe u nlngg-
goio s11eee, WIN ne so'a LUIS morning NJ u
O'CLOCK IL furnishes 1a1e cnance 1of tnose
VINO desire lo1 1of q nne residence. An en-
IRE square WILL a1so DC onefeo 1or sale
thought BY many to DC the most desirable In
the city on account OF the lake view as "eu
Inc 1oca1aon- oalc on Inc ground
=. ..,.1,,
~ ea.,"tn,. 80 =, Ns~ha-.sshnT,.an f n.4
as,1n. ~ wa,,. ~ r1n.;s etraote 49, ~
80 90, 49, ra,1a..,... e*ss 49,. ea". s'..
0AAo "AAA3 %4e @eA4N"4AA@a 0A.A~eso "~A~
'os 1..eA n....-s.l ~ ~ r.=.-a.. mAoaa ooa
q Ne'son, .[ I!ss1 T.0a":s = ~ 4as,s,.,,,. u' ssa"a
'4e + es1.1 - 60. ~ 30 49, ~
1a5 I Is'e' -. 1o4A11u'' e7SD1'' e1'@41'e Eli
: st'e'' a1l'a"''D1A'
KILLED Br THE CARs.-A lad named Daniel
oean' e'su' ss14s '. vs. WV so1'o"eo nsA~
1ns ~ sn -. ~ 49, ~. N.,,Hes..p.. ~
ta., "1e lns., AA4.1 ~ ~. t."H..-"."4. -
,~ .,,,,o - ,.,et;a1 ~ SID A 49,
Ia..;.r e+,,,ob1ad and u,s nm ovar the
r,,a,,s c,t+;no one 1er off and 1n.nc3,np thc
..oaS :, fsrt4f,, n,anno,
Hot FOR MuwAUKEE-Allp persons desiring
<o1te,+ nf,,xsn1ee or IN IN On a n1easura
~ s'.s -.,n ~, ,a,aa,n1,sr Tho e~cn-s,o, ~ That
@ rM sat 9pane, aae stsest 70 s snh
P'aee ~ Ac "ees 'At1A> ~ -" - 0
bath School. to morrow {Ihnrsday). Cars
1eorn 4hc f,bicopo md nf;lwaukee RaIlroad
ts4so NV o-e~
Depot ut 1:45 A. m.-giylng the excurstontsts
six hours in Milwaukee, and return early in
- -
1ne esenHs'
- Tur.rnK-AuBoRA F1orp.-This eycitinp
ararna- f5,,n The noye1 Of the sarne name. viii
-oe pleecn"eo .. 1Ae 1uoo.ie ~ nt' ".la ALI
, 1863-06-10

TuEspAT EVENING, June Q, 1868.
WEEKLY REyHw-The following tables show
the receipts and ehipments Of leading articles OF
trade and commerce during the past week, with
comparative statistics:
1EcEnrs OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
Week ending Since Jan. i, Same time,
, 1863-06-10
PORT OF CHICAGO.

Ahtt1fE .Jd4k y.
Stmr Sunbeam Pahst. T 10 Rfyerb. sunfries
It nr Cleveland Black, Marquette 1858 ton pig &eon
Prop RaIlcr. Burns. Grand HaSeu = m !an. 81 Cd
wood
Prop Badger etate. Deckwith. buffalo. sundsea
, 1863-06-10

Go 70 TIE BEsr-Go TO BnYANr & S7RATTox's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL colLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-10

The general markets to-day were actiTe and
shade eaeier, owing to lehs favorable news from
New York. ....
The Flour market ruled Quitel with asles OF
, 1863-06-10

DETEo1r. juno 9. 1851
UF-P7op Nile; Barks Milwaukee. Wa Hoyt. Color
ado. Watson, Dobbins Brig standAss Canopus sch5s
Contest, Die Vernon. T1oWbridge. Arctic.
DowN-Pzop Cayuga. Fee, Mohawk; Barks Arabia.
Wave: Brig Alexander: schooness Metropolis. FIJI.
more, Baker, Hlnchmsn, 3IoseIle. Summit.
, 1863-06-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.


arurprop Cornr Tho paor1n "a Sherman
sna poso-yestsrd,v norn;no th,s Conrt
100 rooadc,, nres,d,nr - +hass c,eca
s..,e.o -.1s~,,...,.. -. a.
The Inflammation vf,c1, was a. mr. readers
have heen informed resisted hv The defend,
,nts
The ;7ec,sfon wos that the information shon,d
he fled.
The conrt bc,a that xhateyer m;ght he tbe
Inconvenience If The c,t,,en bo1ain, tho NJ.
acc md who nv +he retnrn. hod the onnorcn+
ripht. IN being called upon to defend his title.
ret the great object Of preserving the purity
Of The elective franchise, without which the
Government fell into anarchy and confusion.
and the considerations of public good, requIr-
ed, that whenever there was reasonable cause
n he];eve that the ,ncumbcnt ,sas in of,,cc bv
fraudulent rotea t1o Marty IN who.a faror tn.
n,,oritv of,ero, votez uera c;ran s,on1d hare
tho onn,-,nn;1v >, con+ost 70 -icf+ prooas.
roe ~ t1e-efor. eworasa ,r.,n.t @ ne dsfand.n.s
ratn,1sh1s % ~ ~ +hs ~ Monday ~ ~ 49, montr,
prrannzn,s ~ co1n-1n ~ +i,s eonrt ,ss.sI.s -,asta-.
DIV IN The case of the peon1e vs coniTfcht
3. Csrthew became surety in $500 from ilaY to
dav. Mnr1 Hughes. tried for larceny. was
found guiltv and sent for one wear to the neni-
tentIary. In the case Of Conkrieht ct al. the
recoenizance was dismissed. John Smith,
tried for stealing pair Of pants, Was found
, 1863-06-10

In Chicago on the Eth inst ty Rev. W. y. Skelsnn,
Mr. ADRIAN RADCLIFFE and Miss SARAH sKEL-
TON, both Of this City.
On the sth inst- By Rev. a. Z. Brooka. 1st Lieut..
Miss FAE ESIR PATRICK. daughter Of John z. Pat.
rick. Chicago.
In Sandwich, on the 9Th nIt by Rev j. Hartman. Mr.
ALEXANDER HEYAAN aud Miss KATuAR1SE
LENZ, both OF tAften. III.
, 1863-06-10

HuL,a FAMILY REconD, surrounded By the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen In over thirty
different styles Of lettering and oufishing Price
ST. Post paid. Nor to scrtfs iujnly, rd!ddfy. tle-
gnntgy Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address THOS. E. HILL, Waukesan, III.
, 1863-06-10


changing OUT for the high prices. Among dealers
aud Manufacturers, the prevailing opinion IS tnat
the market will open at irom 66Rs0c-someieM say
Csc, but from the general run Of things We ta!nk
Tits is rather high. In the southern part OF tho
State, shea1ing has already commenced, but In tho
northern counties very little has been done. AZ
yet very little has found its way to this market.
The only transactions we have heard of, were 10
1bs unwashed fleece at Sc, and 40 1bs do at &C.
ore-third of. We noninally quote: No.
Mefino.. .vS--
At0tum. ~
Flour 4n6 Grain In Store in Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of Flour,
Wheat Corn, &C., In store In this city yesterday,
compared with the aMonntin store week ago and
the corresponding date last year:
juno 8, June 1, June Q.
= 1853. 1863. 1SGa
Flour, b1ls. .......... sNaaa o0,A83 6i,496
Wheat, bu.. ,.....-. e5s,9M sl9,n7 8li,TaB
Corn, bu ..........1, 1,455,400 1,3s9,7Ss 1.753o95
Oats, bu. b96,: Ss,s65
Rye, bu- -.....--.... G,1& 4s,s&
Barley, bu---.....- 1,657 - 1851
, 1863-06-10
WEEKLY REVIEW OF CHICAGO
MARKET.
TCEepAY EVENING. june 4. 1sf9.

FRE1GHTS-LAKEF FRE16urs- There is 8 good
inquiry for vessels, and rates hare advanced Xc y
buahcl on grain since yesterday, and A@lc .
were as follows: To BurFALo: Schr Hamilton,
with wheat, at 1o1ke; schE Scandinavian, with
corn. ut 1ec; schrs DeloB. De Wolf, Courtwright,
and New Lisbon, with corn, at 9s{c. To 0swEao !:
schr Plymouth Rock, With wheat, at 15kc. To
GopEn1cH: Bchrs Persia, Northe1ner, and R. B.
Campbell, all with wheat, at &c.
"UpIAHE' FRE1dMTs-Lumber fretphta are
plenty. and rates are firm, as follows:
, 1863-06-10

~ Geo T Abbey, Wholesale and retail dealer
in guue, rldea, 1rvolFers and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Hazards aud Dupont>s Powder, 1856 Lake
atieet my29-12t.
, 1863-06-10
p We would call the attention of our readers
oths advertisement Of steamer Cleveland, which
leaves for Lake Superior this evening.

~ Cook l. McLain, 93 Dearborn street and i2a
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shaels, &c. Cents coats, vests and pants reno
yated In superior manner Donnets dyed,
pleaehed and pressed In the latest style.
mh10am
, 1863-06-10

The Flour market improves but little in acttvity.
During the past week there has been fair inquiry
for spring hppere,. principally for the Canadian
market, and sales have been moderate, at $3O0l
4.t0; bnt both spring and winter extras rule dull
The esders OF shippers are very light and there Is
abeolutely no speculative inquiry: TO-DAY there
buyers and sellers were too far apart to admit Of
other than few triling ealea as folows: 100 btls
choice white winter extra at 5000; 1D0 brls ttMa
at $8:O; 100 bills ''Goodwn's Imperial choice
spring extra at SO; 100 br1s low grade spring gcx
ta Mt $1O: 100 brs fair DO at 81 20 100 bss do at
supe.s at 1875; 90 bris do at s. %: 100 bris low
grade do at sz65; 100 br1s Nashville City, white