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, 1863-05-16

MESS poRK-Qnict, ,ssles:-soo br1s eity
parked mets at s13.0oi 15o brls country packed do
HTMPs-s9 bills Rumps onpt.
BULK MEATS-i7 ru.ks dry sailed Hams AZ
57tc; Ia pcs dry sulted 1lams 1oosc ut 6Ac; is
4, asks dry EiI!tcd Shoulders a:3Hc
SMOKED ME.tTS-3 esrks plain smoked lauis
At t7*c; 81 boxes aud casks smoked Shoulders
LSKD-et trce city K,ttle Leaf I.rd at DC; 70
'res eon1try 90 1t aAs Market n Tsry anll;
TALLON-City is llclh at o,.5c. country lots,
'HifiSEs-quiet. Sales. 10 Dry Sailed .. 1se;,7
i,ry Flint 81 17c; "a Green Cured at s4c. We
hry Fin, Hides s........................1 .1eH9liH
D.y saltea n.tl Hides az @mSx
c4{ ?n4 K!p Skins on;ct .n;; s5,d iSMsr %s
sa1ce 900 lbs good 1,oli at 19c: IS tubs good
dairy al igkc. Common grades dull and nominal
EGG&1n fair supply and shade easier. Sales:
20 brla at &c; i br1s Mt 918c-by the mark,
FOTLTRY-Chclz in good demand. with
sales at $2.256sa.b0 per doz.; Turkeys. sN1e}Sc
BEANs-1n good demand. sales:-2oo bushels
PoTAT!oEszDull and tending dow9Ta.as; 9 S T.
bnss PeachborH a. i and Michigan Red 1t &c DEL 81
hEls My Y9sk Prince Albets At g g grl i,ohsr
Sales: 100 br1s Saginaw and onouda.a Fine Ct
al 10 delivered 10 canal boats and On cars; brs
,Rss s1s,sa S q osa a. s. Il; g @ It 81 s. e
llvered On cars; 500 brls do Ct si;7sh on doek;
Foreign Salt from Liverpool G. a. is held at se0o
2 eack.
HUNGARIAN sEED-In good demand. Sales:
80 bass go9d Il = 81 Io Suahels Do ut
our last report were as follows: Cargo OF echr
Telegraph 000 feet, millrun, good quality. from
Trneedeirs mills. Maskeson, at $4;S9 casE9 o.
kegon, Tsuesdela milsl at ga 50; cargo Of schr;
Aeffa from Johneone mills Kalamazoo, coazse, at
1880; cargo Of echr Mary: from Munaa "a m's. En
Kalamazoo Ordinary & 1qat h rslIe1 a1rr a Rom ia
nails mills, MapIstec, at s13 50; cargo Of schr: M
| Perry Hannah. to arrive, from Hannah, Lay = Co I
mills, Grand Traverse, mostly strips. at S1i0
cargo of geod mil-run, from Taylos's MILL, .a ks,
| mixed. at 1890; cargo Of schr. Hirondeli. from
| She.don'e mille, Kalamazoo. on 2. r; cargo q @
| scbr. Norway, faom Green Bay; 15 oQo feet, mill
Muskeeon boards and scantltng: at $13.o0 carSt
Of schr. Butts, rafted from, Grand River. as $1250
| cargo of schr. Hutc chnson, from LudirSton's mills
Menomlnec, at 5lt;60-mtu: run: ta1so Of h:ii;
Fasbon FEN spad1s;s q; s1n m ssdS Mfnotnee 3lam l @
ner's mills, Green Bay, at $i4.o0; cargo Of scht
souyrena, from white LAKE., fair mixed, rated, a
$500: cargo Of schr. Alya, from Grand River
to feet fs{s mixed At Slss9; safgo of sshf
SHIN4LES-3tQ0 0oo prime saved shingles, pc
echr Addn. from kaiamAzoo, ut $a40.
LATH-105,000 pcs. Iath, per schr. Telegraph
aud 100CO0 pcs. per schr. Illinois. from Mnskes3E
At ss;5; 1se@o s9e pes' peg achra' Eltempo IN
WooD~cargo OF mixed Beech and Maple, pc
! scbr. Trenton, 1T S. 81 per cord.
FIsH-Markct firm, with light supply. "
, 1863-05-16
" VALUABLE LANDS For

" Ill - 0o0I II u ~ DC r y IL
~ SALE..By direction OF tho Hon. Secretary of
toe iqS;e;tor IS the usdesslsaed M receive ks
described, they being among the choicest and best
Farm1I E Lands In Npue4ota ~
1hese Isnds comprise shat arc known as the " HIp-
nebago Tn Lands IN the st4sa Of 3iiane .osa and
will be sold to The highest and best bidder IN tracts
Tot exceeding one h1hdsed and sixty acres each under
tte Provisions Of treaty concluded with the Winnie
haEo 1ndi3np, Ap1n 1stn 1t4 and ACT OF Congress
approved Fe6,nAry 2,ss, 16 entitled Al act fss he
Removal Of the Winnehsgo Irdan5t nna for the sais
Of ths keEemIystion e u Minnesota rlhels b-uslt.
NJ etd ~! oc entertained At rata lea thsa two dol
the parry making the same vii Be noitaed ~ .non
thereafter a practicable. w1:h:n Thirty days ayter
saeI no,ee tfs raFy ssa tal e make to he
will subject for sale TO any person Patents
i De Issued and transmitted to purchasers a. Soon
after psymeDt as the satne can be prepared S
Payments maJ b made either ii caan or In the GER
tidcates Of Indebtedness Of the Etnuebaro I5Hssns
Issued by tha Commissioner OF Indian Affairs Eoc tns
debts said indiana and secured t. be paid ont OF
the OF the ta1e Of said Linda by t third ar
fS;s &C.. .Ir o. nc m f,s1ty r. s9ye p mentioned The
must be sealed sod addressed 10 The raie:sisaed.
, 1863-05-16
New York Stock Market.
By Telegraph New foRR, alay II, 1868.


.GVFE3aHEST SEUCk3..
9. s. coup. .1075s T-30 0..............1D1
Money active and easy at 5IGc. Sterling E1-
change sten6y, with moderate business doing at
165 for first class bills.
Gold without decided change. opening at 4o1t
and closing quiet at 30.
new ToRK, May 15-The following arc the
latest stock quotations to-day: Treasury 1905
bid 1p6X. asked 1(y': Tennessee 6s bid GUY.
Pacific Mail bid 169H61!Dai; New York Central
bid 124AG194N: Eric hid 91H1975<; Erie pre-
frrred bid los; Hudson bid taa.
, 1863-05-16

Included in the exports Of domestic produce
barrels Pot Ashes, G9 barrels Pearl Ashes, 9s6
pounds becswa1, IS, ,9s5 barrels wheat nour, TO
barrels re flour, 4,sss barrels corn n1caI,
oats. TO-, 800 bn corn, 3,0iG pkgs cnudles,
1c5 tons coal, GO bales cotton, 60 bales hay,
23s bales hops, 4os brls tar, SO bria rosin,
Rpc1m oil, a6,:16 ealls lard OIL 81 galls linseed
OIL 1854 brls pork o3 brls and 498 tcs beef a59
45 pounds cut meats, GO 0G pounds butter ISL $50
i,9064ao pounds tallow, lis, ,f33 pounds manufae.
tured tobacco, 423 hhds and t,o18 other packages
crude do,
, 1863-05-16

4 sHAnp INA drunken fellow, named
John O. Bricn was arrested on Thursday night
BY the police and put into a cell, containing
half dozen s1nilar cases. During the night
lie picked the pockets Of the entire lot, and
very artfully concealed the spoi1s among his
clothing. 4 rigid search, however, turned up
the missing articles, and O'Bricn after being
fined three dollars for getting drunk, was
fined similar amount and sent to the Bride
we'll for thirty days.
, 1863-05-16

4Oti1! 11ICItstfE. 4r"oJN3y,ItQ
F,om the foregoing tab1ss It will be seen that
fut;ns tie last sixty years there hay bsen an ac':
!nuation Of very nunrly slG,oa0mo Ga; with an
nearly two thousand millions. H. fact. it appears
that thFecfonrths ofthis accumulation and inc;ea-e
OF income ha. becu mndo during the last twenty
production has received m imuense impala. ii
the present century. in great part ewing 70 the ap
plieaton Of steam TO trnpsportation (which has
Id co,.ycreien.l and tile Invention Of lsbt.g saving
machines. With which ~ II tue cotton giu, for in.
required four hundred hands formerly.
, 1863-05-16


1HfpapoEF. May Is. 1861.
CLEAEED.
sta.s and Stripes Insalle.
.! AIttlnttE. lorxppEt.
fustt ttr-t:r, All epA.
7erf0F, Atlr:lA
S FGl.e tFE Ens. ..... .... .....-.
1j~a,hz LsSaiic 1o,seo fee. 1amber, s.o1 Tbs rucs
claEtsE
Fescue. Su'rrrit
Rocket. lnckp ,rt
SLlltnIt,. La-nl!t t.e bis s2tt
EaI]lor laSaile tc0 hr9s salt 10 br1s CO nent. 41
lbs lrt7e ..aLd'se. :sI !hs fu-,:!snre.
I:-t1art La sale. tG* feet fn:ncr. 81. o. shingles.
Prairie dr1. Lasale. I5 feet lumber. a55 feet sd.
IT. G5N0 ssit giles H. 30 1at:s. co brls sat- bits
Walter Smith, Athens
ARRIVED.
Ajax. 1asn.lc. :, ,ttq in corp
E!rJnhn Erankltn. LaSa1le Se: hrts pork .- ...
'Uuad!t!a Lasal.e, lbs han 9:j ID wheat SO
In corn.
Rocket Luckpo1t. $50 hu coru.
WASH Las ale, : Is. hu ,-n
JOHN NcSelsIs, LaSslle, IS hi corn.
Icsofute, Athens. ~ yares ru1hla stone
Monarch. Nlnookk Landing. a.5H bn corr.
, 1863-05-16
0FFTCE OF THE JOLIET AND
rnrrurrS ISpIAyA R4AuIoAD co.,

Tho e n NJ a. 1oi1sa Is
and mvrrtors for tho Jear ensuing. 1ad TOR tho
oass s. ia 4 <
ecnec ecnOsaY IT joliet, H. on TUESDAY,. tae nine
Term daJ o{IaJ next 'e9 os59s5 Y tae
1s1Ao L1yzsxoss. 5eeeesasT. splateSset sed
, 1863-05-16

IMrnoyEMESr.-Ihcic corner Of Clark ssand
Randolph streets is at last being repaired, and
the Nicholson pavement taking the place Of
the miserable cobblc stones, boulders, pit
falls and traps which have SO long cursed that
S-rnssjnr
, 1863-05-16

- nc EFeep0FI E1cHFBloAs
The Frcepo1t excursion was a monstrous
affair. Nineteen cars containing fifteen hun
drcd cxcursionists composed the train. 4
large pa1ty Of not far from three hundred came
from Dubuque, and smaller parties from all
the towns along the line Of the Galena and
Chicago Union railroad swclled the agere-
gate.
Yesterday, the czcursionists enjoyed them
selves Us their varied fanclcs dicta ed, until
the hour of four, when they returned to their
prairie homes after voting tho excursion !
grand success. They we're d choice set Of
people, not like their Joliet brethren Of the
day before. They didn't invade quiet eating
houses at the dinner hour when business men
were hungry and hurried, capture the tables,
call for a cup Of tea apiece, and then spread
the tables from their own stores, and enjoy q
basket PIC. mic for an hour or so to the dismay
Of boarders and disgust Of Zitclle who stood
Mortified. From all which wc argue that
Frecpo5t is higher in the scale Of civilization
than Joliet. The Imbroglio has had q crush
ing effect upon the latter, Such are the eril
influences that may be e2erted BY one little
lin box. :,
There was something refreshing in the yisi-
tors yesterday to US, who for years have been
begri1ncd with city dust and smoke, and cal
louscl to the primcyal forests and waving
savannahs Of Frccport and along the way.
The men were strong, stout, brawny handed,
bronzcd faced, fresh from the mould, and
speaking eloquently Of labor and rural indie,
pendencc. The ladies brcathcd country at
every step, and contrasted finely with onr pale
1anguid bellies. There vas grass in the rustic
Of their robes, the freedom Of pure air in theil
step, clover, buttcrn,ilk, and honey in theil
nature. painted faces. Their irruptions o
| ruraldom are tantalizing to him who is pen1
| mp in the din, clattcr and dust Of the city. l
| is genuine sensation to us, as we'll rs to ou
visitors. We discover there is world bcyont
Bridgeport and Holstein, and that the all da
rumble Of Clark street beneath our window
is hut the buzzing Of an insect to the magnil
cent notes Of labor sounding away there O
the broad prairies, and where the wildernes
| ;s h1s3t1;nr
, 1863-05-16

The following will show the exports of produce
and merchandise exclusive of spccie} from the
port Of New York, for the week ending May II,
and since Jan. list:
1851. 1sea, 166s.
For the week.. $a,3G8.1GG $1,G50g3t Sas7D, la
Previously nptd. ,8i7,!52 q, 52s,5i5 64,7a.012
, 1863-05-16

Supplementary mails for Eastern cities and Cam
ada, close daily Except Saturdays and sunaays at
Gas pm. Letters for these mails must be deposited
In the chief clerks room up stsirs) after Sis n
Mails for California e1oze daily for the overland
route, at IT'S I'm. except Sundays).
, 1863-05-16

NCW EUTR "UUI Iu1AFlkEI@IHHy II.
The principal feature Of the week Is the auction
eaIc of705 bales OF caps. which took place to-day
There was good attendance, and the sale was con.
Quoted to thu entire eatefartion Of all parties The
wool was al Of good quality, the larger portion
oNkT NsAc.
, 1863-05-16

AI1orMESrs FOR TIE MERcASTI1E BAT
1ERT.-Mr. Il. z. Culver, Chairman of the
County War Fund Committee, informs us that
the money for the allotments Of the officers
and men Of the Chicago Mercantile Battery
las been received, and will be paid out to
their familics ut the Court Honse, on Monday
and Tuesday afternoons All interested, or
those authorized to receive the money, will
apply at the Supervisor ! room as aforesaid.
, 1863-05-16

~ There will be game Of base ball
played On tho West Side Cricket Grounds,
Madison street, on this, Saturday afternoon.
All lovers Of the game arc invited to bc pres.
emf
, 1863-05-16

11Y. arising from Specific caufcs in both sexes
new and reliable, treatment, in Reports Of the
HoWard Aeeociation-sent in sealed letter cnyel-
Houshton. Howard Association, No. South Ninth
Street I.hifaEafnhin Pa aull-3M
, 1863-05-16

Close Of the Arguments Of Counsel.
THE CASE IN THE HANDS or THE
ASSESSORS.

1e.r * 4ssa
Uho, r ,.s. .o,x.o, "a ,,ro-,.ss nf th;a
re,,,a,1..,1a aosa r. s,.s an,aunecd that the
.ae,,.,.,,, -, l., 49,, .,,at ,,,s or.,,,a,ts
,~ea,., 49,, ra - ~ ordor oxi,,e to 1hrir oro,t
,ns~.., 49,, ,,,a fo, t1,,+ tbc nr,,,c;,,1 no;nta
nn1a 1,,a,, 1n,,,,e,,sa in t,e tcst,monv h,vo
ro+ ~ n-ssnntcd even M abstract Of the eff,rts
of cn,nac1
NJ. 1,s+ rcnort vas of the nrocecd;nos n,
a. +ha ad,ournmcnt last week The rorr+
r,e+,aoa;n m Tuesday at two o,c1ocl- NJ ,rhicb
+;rn, H. cb;cker,ng far 4hc nropacnt,on con,-
,,,onood lie oror,ncn+ ,,bfa,, ooona,od .,,a
.ca..oo, ~ +hot A. -, ~ .a.s;.a
- waannsaar 1at,a. La, haa, ,oso;r,aa
49, 1-ssa -. l %... y. ~
rs-,. ss 49, .se.,,sra'.. ~ 1's
NA4 ~ 80
an rs. w n1a,s. -sa.ast ~. ..,..,. "' -
n'a94 'A4.s ~ ~ ~ ..:.1 80. ~.
s. ."as..,, wao1s At. 1,,rl.eon a,sa.e, 80
,ac . o.oao7 +,,,t H. .o',,,
1-s1s 49,. .as 49,. ,:,.,. 1 49, ~ W "tsu
..t - 49, $50 A.1'. .1.,. 80. O. unenso Va
ccas..s,> ~ & nh;sh ~ uIs ''aue ~ y ~
' .N. w. - 49,
80. ~ ~ 1....s,. ~, .,.r<. eun 49,
aNl: ,as.;on ".;-st ~" sns oaaa1n5az - T,Elasa1 49,
''.u1"s W.. -, ~ .,,,,,.- sss -,a.-as -'
uoon' 49,. ~ cooaa-;r nas sa,aer ~ s-s.
.'i.1N .ss...,s ,,,o - .,.a..ssr., ~ - 49,
1non th,s ncc,s,on Tia ,rcnmen+ occr,n;o5
o. .arre ~ -, ia de,;re-r ana ,r.s .s a1onran,
~ 1anot,,v c,v;nr !, fn1i md concise rev;ew ~
49, .ns,;,,,anr and ,,a1.;,r f.;r .t,+ar,ont ~
, 1863-05-16

LAncESr.-Kate Mooney, IN Irish woman
about thirty years Of age, was before the Po-
lice Court yesterday afternoon, on the charge
Of stealing two pieces Of old carpet and dabout
a gard of oil-cloth, from Mrs. E1nlline E,
Welsh. The defendant acknowledged having
taken the articles from the owners house,
but declared she t'did not know there was any
harrum In takin' the like O. thin" The
Court thought otherwise, however, and Katy
was fined 50 and costs.
, 1863-05-16

Total. SIG SIS 56 ,335
In estimating the income et the nation, the wsl-
ter gives the figures for 1872 a{ and also for isoo
the low average Of $T4s each, and. therefore, 10 q
cent. On the valuation is q low estimate Of the
torres one, half 10 allowed for material:
NATIONAL rscoxE or THE UNITED STATES N 1850
AND 1850.
, 1863-05-16

Seeds in New Yorl1-r1ay IL.
Domestic eccds nearly nominal at s6ass1c for c1o-
yer; 81 .75G1 90 for timothy, and IS . for rpuuh
nax, Calcutta linSeed nominal ut 1880
, 1863-05-16

THEY ACT LIKE a CHARM
RI strengthening and Inrfgosatng and restoriagtao
eJsteu hsa'tby condition. it nudesates oil excess.
and removes nl ohszructtons, and speedy cure may
, 1863-05-16

Salt In New Xork-May IL.
We notice ealcs Of Liverpool 1ne at $a.45 and
Ashton's at Se.7O; all invoicc OF each.
, 1863-05-16
AnotAcr Victim Of Misplaced Conf


IN~>~~0 -|"--NA -'''1N'~o ~'A'N@ *A' -ANApt "AAS |
l'nc to the city on Wednesday morning, and
!o"k quarters at the Adams House. He
brought with him some sample5 Of tobacco,
Fafsed on Ills turn near Iamaroa. These al
Eractcd considerable attention on the part OF
quests and others at the hoscl' and among
&Iose VINO eSatnlnea The specimens was Il man
calhrg himself Howard, VINO pretenoea 10 oe
: ooa'oef ~ !ne ot"a'e 1loaes as. 1Ia's a'a ns'a
learning that lie was from Connecticut, repre-.
scntea himself as being natiyc Of that Safe.
Yesterday afternoon, Howard again called on
air. Holt, and after tho two had spent some
Time III conversation, the pretended boarder
proposed that they should take walk TO-
ytther up Lake strect-to which Mr.. Holt as-
.ontoJ af4er n,oceod;no =, s,or+ ,,e+.noo
s."'eo' e. is S"ot' u'ataae''
Ehe t"o "Conneetlcut men Wero met BY q
third individual, an acquaintance Of Howard's,
to whom the latter expressed q desire to nav
soxna raonav uh;o,, 10 ntrod ,,r, ~ 1891. -,
Howard had nothing viii: him smaller than
thousand dollar cheek, and asked Mr.. Holt to
loan him three or f,ur hundred dollars for =
sw.ta os oan,so a. ,a,son.h,,
le" uo"en" ~ ~oa1'e ~ -S'7'Ai~
quest could not be refused. They were both
Il Connecticut men, had ROW become pretty
xra,1 oa,,,,n;,,+oa 9th c,cb o,her md whv
"en neqaa4se "..A 49, e
should not the 1nlles1 commence e1is1 ".
tween tAems Without the least suspicion Of
ans ~ fraudulent designs On the part Of his
nar,v formed acnunfntance from Yankee
land. MIR. Holt Immediately loaned him $355.
In croonb,cks THE s,,nnosed creditor re
cels1ns @ue t1ones' paeeeu ou' "nu lug S"o
soc2aole eeh'lenea ttom eonnee'1eut plo-
ceeaea 10 tne stewart HOUSE, ao"afo "a Inc
meanumc promising LIS co1ap"'lon lna' nc
would felano 1ne money Is soon as ne could
60 10 nus 1oonl anu 1etofn Will H. LIZ "ent,
leaving Mr. holt pe'o"' anu nhs not yet re-
turned. Aner "allahg SOME 'llne II Vaah lot
Inc expected money our 'usai it1eno IL last
became convinced ol Tue 1het that ne nad
been made the victim Of ekil1ul confluence
s,,,,, .,,v 90 Houord to,rded at thu a+o.r,r+
ranro ,r woe 1,noup +baro.ho,,ts krr
11,,,t INN o3;,,,1v ,,rocoaaa1 :, +bo rantrn,
Wv. .-.'.'-.1'. se 49, .. .,,SS. ts. - 80
ease' ae''1Aps tns "eo'e ensuus1,'.sss' alu
giving as accurate oescllp'io1 u LIS s1e.ial'
!@e's ''e w &c ao.s' "nus 1D"e4 - 'i''4A - IL
tense nervous e@ct.enen.
"ne'het 'Av pons' W. sueeseu ~ 'ppfe.
neAulne ene 'i1.,'ue' 4sa'''uo ~ p0 eeen' out
one lung Is qul1e ceF'ain, 'f. LUZ WILL 70
BACK 10 laniaroa, consloe'aoy "1se'' aud
probably 500 poorer 1han when Ae came 10
IAacaeso' ......4
49,
city, learn 10 Keep OUT u sucl snare5 anu
trans.
10 whom IL May concern.
We are in receipt Of the following letter.
x-,,;1,, ,.,,, ro ,,f ;,+o,.a ;xto.ne+ - ..,a
body:
New MADRID, No. Nav II, 1862
7.,:.. r:... ,r:,.
, 1863-05-16

DISTRESSING CAsrALTr.-Yestcrdaya after
noon most sad and painful accident occurred
in the West Division, which will probably re.
suit in the death ofa little daughter Of Pat
rick Sullivan, who resides on Union street
near Madison. Is tho little girl-suo il
nearly five years Of agge-was playing In tho
street, near home, = bog leading aborsc passed
along near her; as she approached the animals
heels the unsuspecting child received a kick
IN the forehead which crushed her ekull in 4
horrible maurier. She WAS taken to her faith
cr's house, and the services Of doctors Am
meruan and Wanzcr we're procured, but las1
evening she was lying in a comotose condi
ton, aid no hopes were entertained OF her re
coyc1y.
The SELF SEwER.-Rcy. Mrs. Il. "
Beecher. Brooklyn, in letter to D. Bar
nun, 6t this city. on receiving hi.
"self sewers'' for her Wilcox & Gibbs
Grover q Baker, and Wheeler q WI
son sewing machines, says. <tI am quite su7t
ehall be greatly pleased with them. hav,
heard them represented rs Invaluable in con
nection With the "Florencc'' MACHINE. East
but supposed this company had the exc1ns;v,
use Of Them. ! afterwards ran them Mt III,
Wilcox & Gibbs Office in New York, and ",
highly pleased with them. Mr.. Bccchcr VA
presented At different times with the Whec1c
g. Wi1fon, Grover 4 Baker, and Wilcox 1
Gibbs machines. I use the two last more f.,
qnently, thinking them far superior 10 any
have get tried"
The Grover & Baker Chicago office appl
the "6e1f sewer" 10 all their family machine
the same as the j" Florence company. 9th
companies talk Of doing the same. They a
for sale at the other offices at $l.5O. Easte1
manufacturers of trimming, &C., ION sale
the stores) arc ordering them, to use In co
nec.ion with "hemmers," thereby makil
their machines running BY steam automatl
"Ihc land Of wooden nutuegs' comes
Chicago for '.selfsewer!" Bsrnnm is
CorntIi & Co.'s sewing machine ofliee, !
Lalg street.
, 1863-05-16

THUS. L. 1tIELS SPENlGANSHIE.
Hrlt's FAMILY RECORD. surrounded BY the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different STYLES Of lettering and Aonrsling. Price
81. Post paid IIom to pfift plaiHIy. fapidly, els-
GGnny. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
NAV f6-a0t
, 1863-05-16

Dr.. THrAHT.-Rev. Dr.. Tiflhny will preach
in the Clark street Methodist Church to''Hor-
TOW morning and evening, al the usual hours
of service.
, 1863-05-16

School OF TRADE, j. Dyhrcnfurth, Princfpal-a
practical institution, recommended By the business
men Of Chicago. apsC-4w
, 1863-05-16

Go TO THE BEsT-Go TO BBTANT & S7RArroS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-05-16

J.u. Reed & Co., 146 Lake street, Chicago, hare
been appointed by me, agents for tho sale Of my
celebrated Schiedam Arounttc Schnapps. mud viii
supply the trade Of Chicago Rt New York prices,
1ddinE frcirhts. The Sclinapps has had trial in
the Hospitals and private families in this country
for the laet fifteen JeaFa. It is endorsed bJ the
whole medical faculty, and used By them in cases
Of Consumption, Dyspepsia, Gravel, Gout, Asth-
ma, aud Fever and AEue, and as beverage has no
superior in the world.
Thu public should be particular In purchasing
as the whole country ia flooded with counte1feits
and limitations.
Put up in quart and pint bottles:
EDoLrHo WOLFE.
mye1ot Depot - Broom street, New York.
e F, E. Rigby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hangfngs ut less than New York prices. at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On the
most liberal terms. apls5-lm
FC Cook J. McIain, oS Dearborn street and 123
South Clark street. clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shawls: &c. Gents coats, vests and pants reno
vatcd in q superior manner. Bonnets dycd,
Dleached and pressed In the latest style.
3nhlp3tn
, 1863-05-16
LORD g. SMITH.

Wholesale Druggists,
~ Lake Street, Chicago, Ill.
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, 1863-05-16
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TLYBOURNE AVENUE, HO!
~ All property holders on Clybource avenue arc
trvited 10 attend meeting to be held
Saturday, the 10th Inst, at s o'clock, P. IT,,
Atthe Saloon ct 1O5Eru DEOsCHE. nesr Larrabee
street take Into consideration what shalt bo done II
order to have
Clvbou14e Avenue Mecadauized and otherwise
Duly Improved.
This is or the greatest importance for al ofyou.
Conc one, come al. CLYBOUEE AVENUE.
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, 1863-05-16
CLOSING: OF THE MAILS AT THE
POST OFFICE.
Summer arrangement

The following gives tho time Of closing MILLS
nnd movement of mail trains:
, 1863-05-16
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~Tc call the attention OF our readers the att
vertiecn.cnt Of flags, in another column, by he
Nally s. Co., ST Dearborn etteet
, 1863-05-16

U.L. A.-A special meeting Of the Seventh
Ward Council Of the U. T.. 4. will be held at
their Hall, on Blue Island avenue, this (satur-
day) evening 1T ha1f:past seven o'clock, sharp.
As matters Of very great importance arc to
come before the Council, every member is ex-
pected to be prcecnt, without fall.
, 1863-05-16
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, 1863-05-16

ET~ Godcy'e Lady's Book, for June; also. Pc
terron's and Arthur's Homc Magazine, for june,
have been received by IcSa5 e Co., 81 Dearborn
street
, 1863-05-16

AProNTAEErs.-Ry our dispatches from
Washington, 1t will be seen that William
James has been appointed Provost Marshal OF
this District; 4. G. Hesing, Commissioner,
and Dr.. J. n. Frecr, Surgeon. Excellent ap~
pointmcnts, all.