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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

~ Diseases Of the NERVOUS SYSTEM, SPERMATOR
RHQA OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE. and 9th
er aneetions Of the SEXUAL ORGANS, PHYSICAL DE
Bl4IH and PBENATURE DBCAY,-new aud reliable
treatment, in Reports Of the Howard Association,
oy ma, IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
address. Dr. J. SKILLEN HOUGHroN, HO8ARD ASSOC
AToSi No. 2South Ninth Street, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
March Is, 1S63-Iy
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22
FOR SALE BY
Notice,
Farm for Sale.

a IN consequence of failing heath, offer for SAFE
II the FARM on which reside
Containing 1861 Acres,
Situate in Berkshire township 100 rods south OF the
Four corners, SO called. Said farm is well supplied
with stock water which fails in the dryest sea
son-has abundance of excellent Timber, good Sugar
and IN condition the balance under fencean
rcnaFd OF select Grated Fruit, consisting of choice
apples Pears and Peaches. On the Farm is Two
Story Frame Dwelling House with IL rooms Well of
e1eeiient water large Frame Barn with 100 feet OF
Sheds attached, Corn Cribs &c. Sc
mere are Two Churches and two School Houses within
y mile OF the Farm, with Mechanic Shops convent
ent in quiet moral neighborhood. The title to the
gain. bIVTD CPESsoPX> -
March 10th. 1868 sn. 'iD 0f-N'oHf-
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NoTTCE

NR- T. B WILLIAMS having entered the .tAFllitary
~ Service " has left his books with for settlement
Aupersons knowing themselves indebted to him viii
please can upon me At the law once Of Reid EatCo
and settle by note or otherwise immediately
Delaware, Oct 81, 1862 JOHN A. CONF.
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Axes.

FTtHRESHING MACHINES, from one 10 ten horse DOW
4 er, for sale at manufacturer's price, by
aug o. oz C. C. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

HREAT variety of Silk, Worsted and Cotton En-,
" broIderT Braids, at the new store, ----
s, P. & j. j. SHUR.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22
Wheeling Nails

THE BEST IN THE MARKET-A LARGE STOCK OF
4 hand at C. D. POTTER cos
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22
Axes ! Axes !

Just received, another lot of superior Axes among
western pattern, Ohio pattern,
aahkee Dayton q heavy poll
western . Silver Steel. Bows Axes, 2 to 8 lbs.
jan 10 c. c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22
Hoop Skirts.


THOR Ladies', Misses and Children. Best and most
y stylish shapes, with all the late improvements, at
So. 81 J, SHUR.
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Rena rnp
Fne cutlery.

"A LARGE assor tment of fine Pocket Knives an
fazors rom the celebrated manufactory Of VIM. Gil
g Williams Block. These goods are warranted superior
TO any others in the marke-English excepted Gen
temen Teinvited to call and look at them.
Delaware, May 6.-stG
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r. =. SMITH,

ATT o hNEY AT LAW
WILL give prompt attention to all busines,
once: No. 5, Williams Block up stairs
Delaware, Jan. Is, '6I.--ftf
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NEEDLES,

ItOR the Wheeler 10 Wilson, Singer, Kelsey
:. Pearl and Boudoir Sewing Machines, OF tho best
quality, can always be found at Nos williams Block
Needlesfor any other Machines supplied on short no
March 30, 'sI.--+N. F'-A't'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

HULNHBoED ROSE WASH.
An excellent Lotion diseases of svnbiI;tic N,
ana as an injection in Diseases of the Crinarv
arising from habits of dissipation used in connec
WIN tne Extracts Buchu and Sarsaparia in srcb 1i
eases as recommended IN sucn ols
EYoence OF the most responsible and reliable char
"0Ver VIII accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing wtb nam.
known 70 SC1ENCEAND FAME.
For MedicaI Properties Of BUCHU see Disneaaator,,
of the United States SO NiSPeaSaboFy
See Professor OEWEEss, valnabIa ,,-or,,. -. A.. =,
tice of Physic- S OH Tue Frac
lex, Philadelphia. - sSt9 D1' rH1S-
see remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIN McDOwETT .
celeoratea PHYSICIAN and Member Of theTRovnI o1ia
uL surgeons Ireland, and published in the rn
ol the hlng and Queens Journal, = TT 4 1-->'--s
gee Medlcoz rurgical Review published nv REvTa
gsons. S"i OoAese OF Sur
See most Of the late Standard Works on Asdiotn.
EXTRACT BUcHU s1Oo per bo,tlo -
SARsAPARIILA, 100 sS ~S;0o ~
IMPROVED RosE WASH, so 80 80
Or half dozen of each for $500 which will h. 80
ncent to cure the most obstinate cases If directi
are adhered to. "a -71,- 80. = 3t 3Oit eo'tons
Delivered to any address, securely packed from OBJ
AS- Describe symptoms in all Communications :
uIes guaranteed. Advice gratis.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

Reaping and Moving Machines.
PFIHE best in the market, for sale by
\ apr "a 6S-3m C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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NOTICE.

ETNHE 1rm heretofore existing under the name of s.
M- iAttell Son, is dissolved by mutual consent.
settle with g II T TTTTJ W W
Delaware, April 8, 1858
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

IF YOU WANT Suit got up on short notice, try u.s.
i ap II 7. H. WILSON co.
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All PerS0nS

nAYING claims demands Of any kind whatsoever
II against Col. W. P. REID, will please present them
me by or before Feby TO- 1863 and all those indebted
to him, will find il their interest to settle by note or
legal tender without delay.
H. J. EATON.
Delaware o. Dec. 81, 1862.
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Just Received,

El8 &@SCSAhSuS I9
q MOTHER lot Of Solid Bored Tul,ei1r, FOR Cvb ain
n Pumps and for Conducting water 4 to 2 inch bore
SePt' S''SS--u. 8 C. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

r AIDES, IF YOU WANT something Neat and OF the
IL Newest Patterns, for Children call upon
April H. 1863 T. II. WILSON & co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

MEMS, BOYS AND CHuDRENs Hats and Cans new
II patterns for Fall, cheap at
November ., 1862 SP&JJSHNR,Sa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

Inn KEGS best brand Wheeling Nails, just received
4OO and for sale at the lowest market rate by
June Is 1862 C. C. CHAMRERiAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-05-22

A0VOlVerS.
TUST received from the Manufacturers a good stoc
- OF PISTOLS, among which may be foun =
Elllott's six barrel Revolver-(Cartridge)
-
Ryder's Double Action do
Reeds five barrel do. tt
Single barrel PRrlor Pistols.
All bought for cash, and will bo sold low for Same
pay=-by - : a sI.#
Dec. 6, 1861 c. C. CHAMBERlAI
, 1863-06-03
M MARINE N NEWS,
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED Ynua =

....-. ARRIVED. .June z
Prop Barber. Grand Haven- 90 m sum.
Prop Mcfrs. bfodgett, Lincoln, 15t n INN.
Prop Acme, hathaway, Buffalo, sundries.
fIoP 2ueen Of the Lakes. crarey, Buffalo, ,sandrics
pIop pp!op Ionawanda, Langley, Buffalo, sundrics.
Prop Edith Harrison, aode1sch 6sa brls salt from
SCI; eh9s 'sss os*sa ss $50
schr Amelia, Baker, Buffalo, 1so m lum from Ia,
schr Sutherland. Thompson, St Joseph. Is IN lutn:
Schr Souvt mir, Cusic, White Lake, Is cords wood
schr Spartan, Vauderbefg, Pigeon Creek, 81 cords
schrJ I Newman, Spencer, Kingston, 75 n Inn
7,6DU shin from Green Boy.
sehr Eag1swins. Whitney. Erie. sos tons coal.
schr g aray, Parsons, Muskeson. 50 m lum, 60
sehr Charlie Hibbard, carle, Port Washington, ,1as
seh1 NeT HaPps6ife, Wigclsnd, cantss7i1le, 20
sehz seneca c5iek Benson. Musksgon, 1ss m lum,
sesF 5esephas s TEo1soa wSisa Lake,
sehz Geaine, Donovan. Manitowoc, 70 eds wood
EAKED.............Iunea 2.
stmr Sunbeam, Pabst, Two Rivers, sunflries
Prop Barber, Burns, Grand Haven, sundries.
asSSsi Ssso bu eor
LOCO brls -four, 1859 br1s grease, 100 boxes
starch.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, Cr,rey. Buffalo. 10, 100
IN wheat. 2 o bags oats, $3.50 brls -four, 800
hr1s hlghwfnes. snndries.
Prop MayHower, Dickson. Buffalo. q. 900 bu oats,
5oo brls -four, 4uo brls hIghwtnes, 1000 pigs
Prop Winslow, Smith. Buffalo, e5,5s5 bu cats,
5000 oEls Pork, $50 brs highwines, III bz1s
bone black
Prop Niagara Mcintosh Goderich 10, 600 bu wheat,
1,&tN btls corn meal, 1865 bn corn, 4, I'll brl5
6onr, d35 brIs corn n,eal, sundrics.
Prop City Of Madison, Tlls ColIiDg t,so6 brls
-four, ], ,1ss bsIs pork, s. 20 brls ham, sundriea
Baskt Wayerly, Brundy, Buffalo, Il, 800 hu corn.'
Brig Lucy J Clark, Mann, Buffalo, - 000 bu corn.
Scbr Northern Belle, Allen, Buffalo, l7,00 bu corn
schr A Rust, Willard, Buffalo, 1850 bn corn
schr E s Benais, Manning, Buffalo, Il, 500 bu
, 1863-06-03

part diseased, and improvement ia seen and felt
The patient is not required to take much medl.
The remedies are mild and pleasant In theds &C.
tjon, and the improvement Is radical.
There Is 1o Burning OF calome1 employed.
abroad with perfect facility. the patient 1--WE who Is
engaged IN hussnea will have no occasion to sus-
pend hts business in order to pursue treatment.
re- Dr.. Jamee, formerly Of James Hospital.
cuttom-House strcet, New Orleans, Louisiana,
estanliehsd In 1880 ia now permanently located at
g Randolph street, between state and Dearborn
duces testimonials from professora OF medical col
legea, medical Journals, and the almost entire
pIeas Of ths s1ath D. James is specialist in the
ic weakness and nervous aud general debility. Tho
following is what ]. o. Nixon. editor and pspprIe-
toI Ct The New Orleans cresesns says Of him
"DR. JAkEs:-The success Of this gentleman in
the branch Of business to which he has for 40 many
years exclusively devoted himself Is all that any
follower q science could ever, hope or desire to
ia utterly needless, because the snAeters never
take the trouble to find who are the men to apply
Sss e TO fgge b. Ho a
man. n."-lseso Orleans cretesnt of Hay 12fh, lseo.
Remember, DR.. James ONCE and Parlozs arc s6
Randolph street, between State and Dearborn
streets. Office hours. from a. m. till 8 p. m.
Consultations fnyiolahle.
WEs7 MINISTER PRESBYTERIAN Cuunc1.-Tbe
repairs and renovation Of this church having been
completed, the regular services viii be resumed.
The usual Wednesday ght prayer meeting will
be held this evening 1t 7:45 in the Lecture room.
GIFT BOOK sroRE.-Au in want Of Books,
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, PRAYER Books. a.
Photograph Albums, should call at the Oldest, the
largest and the most reliable Gift Book establish
inert in the world, No. 91 Randolph street, under
the Aatteson House. Do not mistake the number.
jeS,2t
~ The Chicago Manufacturers Association
will meet on Thursday evening, the 9TH inst, at ~
O'Clock, at the Mercantile Association Rooms, cor
ner Of Lake and State streets, to perfect arrange
mGnts 1or the coming Manufacturcrs' Convention.
All manufactureIa now In the city cordially IN
jeS2t President.
- Tho very hest aud cheapest Wigs, Toupees,
Barow's Wig and Hair Dye Factory, % South
Clatk-st., Up staits.. Fun dttccttons for meas
ariug the head sent on application. r. o. Box
5467. je3-3t
F. E; Rtsby, 50 Randolph street, is selling
Wholesale andreiail. The trade supplied on tho
most liberal terms. jssAwks
EH Geo. T. Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
IN guns. rines, rGvolvers and sporting apparatns.
Agent for Hazards end Daponts Powder, 1ss Lake
HCook q Mc1ain, 0s Dearborn street aud 12s
South Clark street. Glenn and dye ladies' dresses,
sha~ls, DC. Gents coats, vests ami pants reno.
plcached and pressed in the latest style.
mh1Q3m
, 1863-06-03
rcts1 ,ea10 4eAn ga9Nun

Tota1....... '6900 1880 2a2900 80. .... -...
The general markets for Produce to-day were ac-
tive aud huoyant, and notwithstanding an ad.
vance in freiGhts, prices ruled higher
There was an active shipping and speculative
inquiry for Wheat, and the market advanced tc on
No Spring, and 1@ec on No Spring libes-
al sales at $1.17@1.1s for No 2 Red; $t0o for Re-
iected Red; $1,1511.1s for No Spring; eaGs8c
for No Spring; and Ts@7e,&c for Rejected
Spring. The demand VAS chiefly for No 2 Spring.
The Flour market WAS dull aud the sales were
light at e. 3G5o0 for Spring e1tras and $6.25 for
good White Winter.
The Gem market was active at the fun prices OF
yesterday-with sales Of 230, 600 bushels at 4sxD
5oc for Canal and River Mixed alloat; 46sl@47c for
Mixed Corn in atoEc; and Rejected Corn at 4sH@
45c IN store.
The demand for Oats waa particularly brisk and
the market advanced &c 3 bushel-with sales Of
upwards Of Is, 0Go Bushels at 5sGS59c for No in
stoEe, and 51Q6ac for Rejected In store Rye was
quiet and neglected. Bazley was dull. Hsghwines
were held at 59Hc, with buyers at 59c- Provisions
were quict-with sales Of s95 brls Mess Pork at
s12.1b.
Frejghts advanced nc . bushel on grain-with
liberal engagements at DC for Corn to Buffalo, and
!4c for Corn to QsWegp.
, 1863-06-03
New York; Cattle Market.
fTe1ae-enA -

New York; Cattle Market.
Ey Telegraph fNzw Yonk, Juns >.
current prices for the week At all markets:
bE5E GAIT1x-peF hundred weight, Ist quality,
1860; inferior, $9.U6R9H. ~~~$S
Cows ASp CaLvEs-lst quality. SIS 00@550o
and x4o @ G5G0; common, S30.lDGGa8; Inferior,
ExAI CALyEs-Per pound. lat quality, 6k6s7k !;
ordinary, 3hG6; common, E45H inferior, ~ &5.
SnEEr-Per head, extras, $70eG5s %: prime.
Inferior, $AOcQ5 Go.
SwHE-Pers ponnd-corn fed, 5KG55K; light
and middlfng. .5HG5A, stil-fed. 41l@5.
REcE1r1s-Becves, 5,AC3 Cows, 155 Veal, Isl
Sheep and Lambs, s,etts; swine, II ,sS2.
, 1863-06-03

Dr.. J. Winslow Aver, Physician for A1iections Of
mick's Baildirg. corler OF Randolph and Dear
bern atrrets gives his ontre attention to this de-
pastment Of practice. The extraordinary SUCCESS
which has attended bis practice in this city. has
bic parties in Chicago. It is especially desirable
that ali who hare need Of Medical aid, either for
catarh, Ahthma, Bronchitis Or Consumption.
distance, who cannot come to the city to remain
here for treatment can. after all examination, re-
trsn home, and pursue the course Of treatment
with success. Where it Ia impossible for the p11tJ
10 come personally to the city, be should write Is
many cf hse symptoms "a possible, and give such
description 30 will aford correct idea of The no
A list of question will be furnished upon cppIica
tion.
By the Eria1 practice the remedy reaches the
, 1863-06-03


lUMHER-As will be seen from the above tablcs
the receipts during the past week were heavy,
showing an increase Of upwartls Of four million
feet on the week previous. This, along with the
unfhyorab1e weather that prevailed dnrlng the
week. caused dull market, with downward ten
dcncy on common to medium grades, sales show
ing decline Of 50c@$t. % per thousand feet, on
the ruling prices ten days or twoweeks ago. But
on good Green Bay, Grand Traverse, or Muskegon
mil-run carsoes, there was little OF no change in
1,rfrAa anil - 49, f--~ tL~ 1a..an1 ,usa fair Tho
CaIgoes Of sehrs Faehion, Albat1oss, L. Ludlug
ten, and brig Mary. good millIun qualities, from,
Cargo of.schr Caroline Bailey, nom Trow bridges
Mills, Musstgon, mostly strips, good quality, At
Cargo Of sehs c. Butts, from ,ane mills, largely
Cargo q sehr Lucy Clark, from Port Huron, all
Cargo of Raleom's lumber, from oconto River,
Gagq sehf TemRest sq; e% Kalamazoo, ts
Cargo schr. Beloit, from Pentwater, 90 m s.
Cargo schr. Arrow, coarse, from Johnson's Mills,
KalaMnzs 0, coarse, mill Eu1, at St2.60.
en GsFfs e5 a1 & ns9 fes Hons sf1s 1
boards. best quality, at St4-t0.
Cargo Of sehr, Galcatta, from Johnson's Mills,
} oSa ,rnES mixed At si2
usE SltEs strps q IT. IL f'
One hundred Thousand feet, per prop. Barber,
from Hare's Mills, Grand River, Ioists and scant
Gargo Of schr: Active. from Grand River, mixed,
Cargo Of sehr, Dawn, coarse mixed, from Kala-
Cargo Of schT. Challenge, from Moore's Mills,
Cargo Of schr. Irwin, Ioists and acantling, At
Cargo Of schr Illinois. from Muskecon. at
, 1863-06-03

Mtaousi;...Geo. Partridge.
hdatdsLMzfSas na.tsas3 1s;sas !: falToH m
OseS''s" - ee'""o'0--Of' fetcf ba1Sef.
ezcRETARaEa.
fbr Secretary at Ldrpe-Col. J. ". Foster o
Illinois.
4a4as|. = Pcraey.
ne0 Ad1egea4'eMM. = nv. +. Chandlei:
s;nss1cHv<-tts. - + 4.r,te
.RIoGe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ T;f9anv
G*nnectacut-vT s. Gould
EeW To7I-s. ii. chamberlain.
NeW JerseF-P. H. Price.
lAto-John E Carey.
1ndton0CE.E 4Iaptef:
.n0gt-c1Ras, .Gangs-caiRs,1.; r. :anmRm3,ef; o3,satt
.afiaae.oiq--R:A Mon.
Mixeoari-Wm s Mosely.
Kansas-D. y; Wilder.
Otsf'setV eof"a.oso-f. q. et11nger.
The Chair appointed Hon: 3 7. Blow aud
Brig. Gen Strong to conduct Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin, Vice President Of the United States,
to The CHAIR, which duty was performed amid
great applause The President arose amid
long continued cheering and addressed the
Convention rs follows:
sFrcu or uoS u.ss,naY1.,f11x
g. -. v.",,.-
aG..t ~ IVY: " Mas1a nnnoa 1ul oeisgate ifom
G,eaa sto;s o. ~ t,a3a aGn S 3Se inc
Snilows: ~1t' 0s0'>@ %'9
GENTLEMEN OF TEE CONVENTION: I ten
der to yor my cordial thanks for this express
in1 ne - ,r..ids 49, 1u Hanr ds1;hn.atioa sJt
Reiyjnr On yonr con,tesv mud yonr rn.nnere.
+ior I1esr,ra 4,a rosrc1s;h,1,t;o - "a ~ X X @
Is aeeaIuS IAe e!eep""5.on!s.cs ulcA you
tua Mnse oesu1seu ul'2H ~. 1ou naEe mel. gen
lemei', at period OF time remarkable In the
Of Dromiuent citizens in different sections ~ n
tle country. ynu hnye come totrather in t1,is
n,aryei Of citye fI,at .its like Hmcen IN e he
ooloe[s o. lMs mleaty lake. 10 deliberate on
questions that are Important only in the eI-
tstence Of the Government under which yOu
I've. Loud aprlauss,1 And fhere Is onc
fact 4lsut nl,n3I,.noas a ranorl- IL +;mn
wI,e,, u,ar 11itn - ,a aena1A. n ~ LINZ
land. and when brave nobl.s6ens11ss n ian Nh einona o
aIMh Ease gone 1ofth 10 defend the integrity
q 11e common country. and to pcrpetuate
Tie National existence, this vast concouEse Of
Ia:icd intcrrets II 1hr braid LAND That fsct
snea1:s a 1anrnorn n,nr, s;niaoa-+ 49,, .aSs ~,
+f"+ ~. :, - o.s tnan aus
lnat can ntief. II announces that ne are
49, 80 rRRa ~ ~ sae reeeeetaaee ~ tue ~
4,enn1e oF th3s mtrbtv Ssn4r,' 144, 1,o,,+;as t1ae
of fhe copnfrv WIS ~ s1;r'naf r - ~
nrjts- and its c,,ynrnc,c;a1 ctat,st;ns Tsn..d -
niace IN ..,mmrrctai r..an-5s ~ s..it u ~
We lind fo.davy W1'v trnf1e,n.., w, ..onpt W.
your Commerce .,v H.: i.a1f 1hnnsn.d ~ M.
lions. nnd ynnr nj nlntinn hv +ers ~ +hor-
SENDS. The sasacitv IT hit s1a1os,nan ~
whom the Eu,pirx State nav we'll he nrond
and in whom every Amcr3cnn citizen ,;es ,is1,
his pride, did effect the Opening mn Of fhe
then little commerce Of the lakss-smajI. as
compared with s uresent-and yon have
initiate, tTuet, those works that are 20 com. ~
mensurate with the demands Of TO-DAY fAn.
plause1 Lei me fe]1 you. ,,ert1emen ~ tbo ccaPP.
ire, that you haye 10 dexper interest IN The
matter, and have no greater ktimulsnt to act
, 1863-06-03
D1 ED.

ID Ills city. June lit. OF consumption, PaEBE T
Gays.
Funeral on "Wednesday af:c1ncon at O'Clock at tho
1etts s6 superior street, Friends VI tho family
are Invited to attend.
E years
Funeral from hts late residence northwest corner Of
Fulon and CARPENTER Btr etts. on Thursday at2P II
~ Boston, Mass. papers please copy.
In ths city, atfhe residence Of Hont4o Bet. EDWIN
&. JNHkeDN Pfoefeor OF Latin University Of CMca-
60 who dspaIted this life u 1a ST. June 1sf, aged s.
ycaJa.
, 1863-06-03
WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE
CHICAGO 1AEkKET.

: ------- TUESDAY EVENING, June 2, 18b3+
FREIGHTS-LAkK FnE1aurs-Thete is good
inquiry for vessels, and we notc an advance in
rates Of ~ since yesterday, and INC on the week.
To-DAT-The engagements were US fo1loHs:-To
BrFFA1o o:-schrs. Bemis, Lucy J Clark, J. 8.
Newhonse, Jennie and Annie, Grapeshot, Cornelia,
Minuesota, Oneida Chief, and Gem--all with corn
14c.
"UF LAKE" FgE1ou1s-There is no material
chaura In rptEs. Inmf1cr ftanhta nlanfH
, 1863-06-03

A'OK EALE-On private terms, q
n,.t r,,,e aAt of p.r1tderE .rrh. ~ noun1.+a
;crehss xf f}ae ama 1T " FosxG ana H.
aes sSl na "a Rnma G of a Snai aaa
hnn Whtstr r,1-a % HUa Whstr1 nn.a ~ Ettt1s3 WEE
Tommnn NhfsE'ea X ~ IA .av me de.irnns masS} -
enrarg5V ~ the .Gnnr Rntt,- NJ whri.aes IVA -
1T Eo5d II location. and very eiesp rsnt nn sont6
MnteE stTeef ThicaSn th~ rh5ve .nrs "a - ~ cSonre
to ro a. Wv uronta5ie faainess IN on
sn,rs1 rnnftn1 ~ nhcnt As5n Eo a1 cis.r
fiji ~ eath the hn.inrss 3siro1s ~ nht.in
tn ~ ahoue M 1arSsScf s ~ ~ - ~ .Ses1n
VT nTnce Ror ~ ESic.~, ~ atsttng H. 0hs ~ ~, h
tn fn,errisg rnn r. tx T5rnu "uo'a ~ aen
= ...~- -.-- ee- ---e -e---- e.-e1- !e-e..9 -
TN0R Sal T'rripna op1 Rni1.ro
II oAs C1aLN-GuSlHts aIltt DolleTSs
TWO Ensihes of6 81 hnrse power each. and boIcra
OF equal Capacity copper steam pipes. governor cut
oft. 1re fF9nt CRATES &c Mnt BE sold low for cash
or lumpeF The Engines and Boilers arc In perfect
der and have r9 superior for size and capacity Apply
, 1863-06-03
A GARD.

To All Af4Icfed with Catarrh, Throat
Disease and AffecttonB Of the Chest.
, 1863-06-03

H111ts FAMILY REcoRp, surrounded by the
different styles Of lettering and lourtshiug. Price
q. rost paid Ieac 20 'sF5te pld'ly. ra47dty, els-
Address THos. E. HILL, Wankegsn, Iii. |'0''''
, 1863-06-03

COMM ERCIAIs

TurspAT EVENING, June 2, 1859
WEEKLY KEv1Ew.-The receipts during tho
past twenty -Eong hours were as followa:
REtE1Frs 1oa TIE LAST rwKsTT-FoUH HOURS.
, 1863-06-03

Tho extraordinary receipts Of the past two
weeks has rendered the market rath. heavy, but
and III maEket eo:o sa nave oeen
To-Day there was an aetiyc demand, and the
market ruled steady at yesterdays quotations.
at 51t:; 5:oc0 bu River High Mixed aaoat at SOC;
6,6c0 tn River High Mixed aioat 431sic; $500 bu
do at 49Hc; Il, 000 bu River Mixed adoat Ut 49c;
4ss.c; 10000 bu do ut 4s5{c; o ba yellow Corn
il store ut 49c; Cos bu dos 4ehc; $1,000 bu Mixed
Sc 81 b as ff7si a15 15e ea g. q 4sz8e $1,000
By San.rle-1,s200 bu mo grade" at 4s1&c On
t,atk.
The following table shows the daily quotations
Of tic leading grades during the week:
, 1863-06-03

1AA1NOl6 AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
hRtnGEPoRT juno Z. 1663-lDp pm
tLEAkkD-
Gibzalter, Lasa1le.
Energy, Joliet
Atlantic, lasa11e, 77,917 feet lumber, Is m lath.
Lady franklin, Athens.
Il. McCleDuau, LaSal1e.
Oneida, Ottawa.
Monarch, Joliet.
Advance, Athena.
e. G. Loomis. Athens.
W. .. Gurnce, Athens.
Cnfoniat. laSallc.
Sunrise, LaSa1le.
Cnthman, Utica
Elizabeth LaSa11e.
Waterloo, LaSalle
Curlew, L9SalIe.
Ella, Lockport.
Gen. Crunt, LaSn11c.
Gen; Butler, LasaIle, 5000 feet lumber, as,ooo
shinglea.
Lemont, Loekport, $3.50 hu corn.
Rcscne, Joliet, Is yds ruphlc stone.
Walter Smith, 65 yds block stone.
Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to tie Chicago Ttihunel
DkrEo1T, Juue :, 1a61-
DowE--P1ops Neptune, Empire State Plymouth:
hafks Rawson, tHoyt, Sunshine, -Laftiaer, Colora.
do, Ger ersldine: brig Hanover; echrs bronson, Ger
1ltt Smith, u. S. Scott, Contest, York State Aas-
tInlia, Lively, Wyoming, Bates, n H. Scott.
sweepstakes, lookout, Die Vernon, Game Cock,
Walker, Wagstaff, 4ildebasen, Exchange, Monitor,
Rebecca-
, 1863-06-03
CHICAGO LUMBER nIARKET

TUESDAY, EVENING, juno 9, 1868
RECEIPTS CT LUNBER, sHINGLEs, LATH, ETC.. FOR
TIE WEEK ENDING MAY SO, 1869, coArARKp WITH
TUE TWO PREVIOUS EEAHs-
1868. 1862. 1861
Lumber, feet. 600 H. 100 10, s57V0
Shingles, No........ 4,s650N 2,1A500 l,104,OOO
1ath, pcs. .:.......- 1,s05,o00 100000 8l35l0
Timber, feet....--.. 5l5,000 2,940H0 a8a0O
Poets, no $685.. H,11 21,400 $500
NEcEL-Ts OF LUMBER, SHINGLES AND LArH FRoH
THE 1sr OF IASrAnT TO THE 3}Tu or MAI. FOB
THREE 1EARa.
1861 1869 1851.
Lumber feet. 967 600 81. .l02 800 43541,iY
Shingles, s. 5000 .G, ,1a5090 156aa950
1att, pcs. 6.uG0qC1 6r5a7,0Ol 34ll,9tO
Timber. feet......... 3327,o D 1,f4S,Oo i,2is'00
Ports, No..-..--.... 255t08 330,a90 19I,959 j
, 1863-06-03

Cook & Mr1ain, 0s Dearborn street aud 12s
South Clark street. Glenn and dye ladies' dres5es,
shawls, &C. Gents coats, vests and pants reno
yatcd in a superior manner. Bonneto dYed,
nlcaehed and pressed in the latest style.