davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-06-23


rsw An g1ofu sold "xn store'ts reported tn |
this artet report al subject to e xorage. aoAleh
ts 81 a,e &c d;eis Sy t. eaR ss
ro1isd p II. .. t." or frse of storage" AZ aoar
saltt are quoted as d<ltesred.' u'ess 01asfsctss
''ia FRE1GHTs active and steady. The engage
raents we're Us tollowe: To BurrA1o:z-Props
Queen Of the Lakes and Merchant, with Com. at
!as;,acep III ,opfE Esss ases seee George
Autoc1at, Vim. Shoup, Grace Murray, forktoWn,
saseo. Haltsc,---all with Corn, ct skc: 70 osWE.
1sXc. to KINGSTON ;-schr. Hastings, with
Wheat Ut 1oc--Canadn currency,
The railroads have reduced their rates on Flour 1
s1.so. IN aHd Like Elie, st.soto Boston, anu
s5; Is sss sts shggs gggss xsl 81:
9 etio e Seea senS BIS sls Enpl!s is On
sspsI g s,s sgslsg 6 g. ;Sfs,ss S s's :.
iaec Milia'' super At x4.1:1k: 100 bsls super at
$3.50; aOo brls Spring s9,la at Ss4o; 4oo btls n
s2n1e Wnter . and 10 BIS linton Co." DO at 100
''Is bKAN 1s Ban in bulk on track at s1eoo
- CORN MEfI-sl tons coarse On track Ut $500.
NHEAT-Reccired, 3,5l1 hu; shipped llo,qn1
bn. Market more actiEe but wlthont material T., "a
os: ii. odd bn DO {in North side houses and in 4.
b. d Co.. aud F. d T's- -all ut $l.09 200 bu No
Spring Tin III. g. Se) at 03Sc; 400 blu do lin MA
md 1iS ia So;th 4 sas hoasss) It - % q i
D. j. Co.'S at nc; 400 bn do lin +. Ts} at oa1<c;
3k0o bu DO at 92c; 1,20O bu do Tin Fulton cevatot)
al CSC; 400 bu Rejected Spring lin H. = $50 at &c
500 bu o{in Neyybcz1y 81 at TIC; 0Q0 hu do lin A.
d. Cos at ?6c; 800 ba do (inF. & Ts at75He;
1'CO 1'CORN-nccciyed, ss5,774 bn; shipped, 1880
| bu, Market less active and unchanged. Sales
were-6,00o bu River Yellow adoat at 60kc; 1000
bn River High Mixed aaoat at 4sAc: ,,ss a. nS On
aaoat At axe; 1900 5n DO fo:5: at 4ssle; sso3
/ bu Yellow Com In store at 49c; 1900 bu Mixed
can in store at 41c; Is 900 bu do at 47c; 70 600
In do III 471<c; 1000 bu Rejected Corn In store at
l8Kc; q, ,CUD bu 20 at 4b4c.
oATs-Reeeiyed, .4sI7i7 bu; shipped, 1,6so by.
Market atmeF ri Sales weteo o Il s1 6@ n NO = n =,
Sec; 600 bu Rejected In store at &c; GOO bu DO
RYEReeeiyea, 247o bn. Market advanced 1e
per bu. sa1es-a,Ooo hu No in store at 85c; 400
v 1BAKIEH-Reeeivcd, al 4 ~ bu. Market quiet.
140 bags at q .121f; 10 bags at $1&-al1 In store
HlanW NEs+Market a1m. sales-soo brls at
AICCtoHOjI-Nomiual Ct at 81@sac per ga1.
| EALT-Ma.ket steady. Salcs-5iQ hEls Mlch1.
4 gan fnc, delivered at cars, at - Is. 49,.
MESS PORK-Dnu and nominal at Sn.WG
BACoN-4 hhds Smoked Hams, plain, at 877lc.
LARD-DuE and nominal at 8H@9c.
| TALLOW-1.700 ms good Country at 9Ac.
| nIDES-Ma1ket quiet and without any mAterlA
, 1863-06-23

RA1fl#6ft SILT I0ATRet01 uue 48s
No tnvotce sales Of Liverpool or Bulk have been
mora moderate. With no pressure On the part Of
holders, prices close firm at quotations, VIZ:
Ground Alum S155@l.6Q; Culinary brands ofFine
$2.@G3.4n per sack, AID Turks Island 58040c per
buehel.
, 1863-06-23

...
Eehr Muskegon. MecTcs. Grctn Bush 60 N lum. cos
good
echr Joeress G!ask T1o Hvsfs luo % lotn. y Hsa
Schr Manner; N9Son. Lsnsseys.lo. 1o cos wooo
Ethr Mm Aidflcn s4eetano iMo lave5s Ioo y !asn
Et1f HoIaGe ~ Fl @ Hosns - ~ Tooo
EcoW q I9t.1T, I'm r. a ~ " la"'
scow Hsfcnss t Tf r. N ~ in q w ~
scoK 7 TempFss, Eewton Fnl1e.s Pier u N tlm $500
stsyes yss:,,c ,fe,,trer wspt.,ee. Is Cd, wood
scow scow z chap.u' Crowley, Muskeson. Is ~ }un
ccow Hirondellc. Thompson. " ~ t0n'ao'
N Aonstes
r-,n-e
CLEAhhD..- =. ''' o1' -S~
a.,,- ror,st Morgan TWO Rivers. 6und[e5.
Prop Barber koooao9sI NJ q 2sso1, 2nsono' 'aN
Pop sams Coitns Huffsio 1900 bu corn. LOO orla
11oP y sSnu0As SS+1"'
4ool r-.,.r, t,rNaro eopG1 nr corn, 1000 brls
t1op 2iS1snaas' a d 'es'
pom r..4, ro,f3r. NnfAso 5000 bu oats.
F1op !scs hrs t!x Tasr ns*yt i'm mias 1i.ed
~ s 1ss sentsx ~ pnfan T11 hrls four 1000 pigs
1seP iaad aonsS; snS * ri. N S2tscnyine % ~
Prop ;s doHa; lis r. onq M 81 potE so orls WINS
estzaa sga aas a1T frea ~ sTT mTu3' -" ''AS
Prop CITY od r. Bosion "A CALDWELL ogdensooFSa 1''' oa
prop Ssiote Tfavers 9odes1cn 87s5 hu wheat M bF1s
four iso brts wines ....
Prom Edith Harrtson. Goodrich, 1s3 btls dour. 1876
brls corn meal, $40 bflS wines
Bark Adttat1c. Miner, kingston 2t95s bu corn -
, 1863-06-23

Philadelphia Leather Market.
Trade has generally been quiet. a few Eastern
have not purchased to any extent. The actual de-
man1 mas been mainly for some kinds OF army
work. Since the commencement Of the present
,gSck the great excitement in regard to the raid
has para1Yzed all local business.
, 1863-06-23

fined SO Yesterday. By Judge Van Bnren OF
the Recorders Court, for contempt In refus-
tnr to answer subpoena
uaof LH11E8s.-oar Guy seaoets WIZ DEAF
N NINA 1'n1' a4.ef .ue a'et way " 'uis u'op
4e'1e17' nos "esns Moao Aoaa 41au
--
hEsr TO THE REFORM 1oouoo1@-JosePn
Frank and VIM. Mclean, aged about hiteea
and twelve, whose parents are In the bs1ae'
well, and who were destitute OF proper
homes, were yesterday morning cheekea eo3
the Reform School.
WELL DoxE.-Thc scholars OF INC oels
Baptist Sabbath School contr1oa'ea 49, s"
dollars last Sabbath to Inc oo.u a.ernt srerv
md propose to pay LEE e1u4o saa n,a +ha
month until this uono,5 w. 80,
last soldier returns 10 LUZ ooAAs'
r.xcrsr,-oscar HUFF. employed on the
-, 1,o,t A. M. B6nnet. was arrested on |
Saturday LOT sleaMne 1so 'ss' -, -. ~
longing 70 " Il Ame' Anu .' S ~ 49,, ~ +bo
shop. ne WIS ae'o ~ '''14 4'1 'AA''A '1& ''N0
eum Of *Soo'
r,o, .rrox ~ Tnr HrA1,r ru Onp1sAxoE.-|
.ron ncrsons we're arrested. On Saturday, and
+.sod a. 4he Police Court for deposittnE filth
-;x,oc :. vacant 1ot an Indiana ayenue. The
defendants were mostly olo o1enae1s asa.ns1
the health ordinance, and were 0nea Ico ooi'
lars and costs each.
p,c Nc PosrposEp-In consequence Of
..a a-nnrs1on of The Musical Union, taking
.1s,e m Tbursaay next. tie Basket Pic Mic Of
~ 11r,,ca Prcsbyterian Church. advertised
e.~ wednesday. is postponed. Arrangements
~, Ia rnode far another day at m carly date,
~ r,,,1 ane notice will be given.
FyE.TWES7f boSps.-"e 'io - naotlaou 10y =!
s,-.r...s~,,ons n tb,s c1tv to limited Slater
NV saa~,..r e ,onds excceds one million of dol
nn'.' - 800 s,,, ana pors far tn en-
aa1e' tus - 80 ea,a ~ re,.+,o, IN +ha
oo1se ~ 4As ~. nao,,1c fsel In tha nh1Itv
conaoeeee ~" - o,,,sh +1,,a rehr,,,on
~ LIZ WV - '''''N- - ~
A Nc1sAScK-We would like to enquire Of
hlayor shcrman If there are not men in the
Democratic party with brains enough to turn
n bridge. The present bridge tenders are
denominations Of the first order. Not day
7,,sses Tint BRIDGES are not run into and the
public unnecessarily detained. How long
have ne got TO endure this nuisance!
ESFoRcRa TIE Hoa ORp1kASCE.-0f1a Late,
numerous owners Of porcine quadrupeds have
t1isrerarded the ordinance restricting their
liberties, but the police have taken the matte1
in hand. md will enforce the Law. Pat. Muir.
, 1863-06-23

Dru0stnoud.- This court has been occupied with
hearing motions, and in the disposal OF causes set
~ We Gun understand that Charles J. Beatty, who WIS
indicted By the late Grand Jury Of this court, and
allowed to 60 at large On giving s. egg ban With
feM aa2s sinee lea!Dg hts ba lie aTsh
otIense charged against Mr. Beatty was obtaining
moucyfro Government on forged vouchers.
rSs eaee 81 e. Johns g s f
called yesterday afternoon. nnd Will occupy the
tine % Of the Cenrt for several days. ~
Judge Goodrich is engaged in tho call OF the
REcoEDEn's CouRT-Bejore Hon. E. Fan Durtn
The cases Eet for trial have for the most part
besn OF The ee on Sat
Convicted eun3 daFing this term win be eentenced.
5ietsd df! fos ssraut On Rev Z. y. Hager was called
and By agreement Of counsel eontlnoeo 10 next
term.
Daniel Teahan, resident Of the 1tth Ward, was
arrested yesterday on complaint Of Enrolling un-
Ger Cleveland Tor obstrueting thet ofaceE ~ tne
aftel hesriDe the testony, held tie accused il
$500. bail to answer.
RzconpzR's CouRr.-Pcoplo rs; ". F. Porter ct
a1:-reeogntzance, ball discharged; ,t, ,n+or. n
Same rs. ". F. P0rter-assasilt villa tn1ent m 70
next term1p1ea ofnot guilty continued by agEee-
A's Same IS. Thos. Flynn and Vim. Johuson-rob-
otss Same s Vs. Smith Lawrence and Dasid H. Perrigo
5ot continued b sgffemsnIs mnfIsopmept: some or
vi Same IS. Ezra n. Whipple bail
Ftd 1ssts1ffs4yy jury trial. 7s7
SANE u. james Kelly-1asceny; ten days BRIDE
L nf
, 1863-06-23
1e1iabIo Rai1road Time Table.
after trains win leave and arrive at Ch1cas

40 A'e'" DKpAzf. AnE1yE.
,<,rzf,aas czsrxAt-pEpor 1ooT OF LAKE. srRzEs.
pafroit i II. Z. E1piesa :7:S a. n. esse ?. n
s1Ga. sgl1. cENr., cHc1xsAr7 AND LoU1syI!z 11ss-
Morning E1press. *7:0 A. N. '!G16 P. n.
7ucMaAH soCTMERN-roLEpo LINE.
ssa sa;:a;:s Yeik E1ptsss::::::: ~ ~ + q.
Night EXPRESS: .....:. t7:1s ?: n: IEs' a. N.
Express. ............s s7:a0 T. NJ 1916 r. n.
Epress via Idrisa,. t7:15 p. m 1Es0a. n
c1SCENATT1 AH LIE.
Union Depot, West Side, near Madlson q; BRIDGE.
N;abf MI F5sa;; R1a1sss. isso S = m. ssS p
by Express. ......-.-..~- TIP a. N. ss:soa. n
S'shz FTsRURsn, nsRasasiw IoaT w11as Is ta1 mis4so.
SiSns FSssfSsss; 5;3S :SRR : Z !$i5 !$i5 z 2:
Day Passenger.. SS q n .S.43 S43 2. d
Eisht Pastsngsz 1@ p : m 's:1' T. H.
nVde i ParE nj Tsain *s;l0a. n. ssooa- M
-.....-.. *4:60p.m- *SDp. n.
+" ........- s6:15 p. m. %7:t0p m.
-.- cnIcAao Aud S: LOUIE.
Mall Passenger. ag t. n .9:9o d - =.
Sobet S,bet nd us9sSeknfi Sfniiaston 1e ~ =. ~
cMoAao AND RocK ISLAND.
Day Express and Mall. seoo T. n. .s@ P n.
Jeiist Accommodation. 90 M n n
N'en' 1a1tasS; c9cIao, s1miso4os 10 auns1
EEi$ss 5S 5 e: !sS
cMo4ao AxD aA1zsA ua!on.
Trains III run IS follows on and after Sunday
Fulton fasaeagar. a. N. at5p. n
Ereeport Passenger. q n s% e:S 2. \, m*
, 1863-06-23
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
Especial Dispatch to the Chfeaso TFlbune.l
BRDdKpoEr. June q. 1ss3-9p.u
CLEARED.


cvp,cr. f,otI1s1oy.-The Detroit Advertiser sAys:
co,ls1on Of no light character took paca On Thurs'
dsv morning at this week nea1 Point An Dasque and
ssrae sl1 niles from tho land. betwean the schooner
4,e,procity bound down With cargo Of corn, 4nd
me echooner aamecock bound up In ballast. resulting
In serious damage to both vessels besides the foss OF
some 1.Mo bushels Of grain rom the former veasal.
The Reciprocity waast1uck on her port bows cutting
her down below the water liue. Having water tight
buIkhead Is all that saved har from going to the bot
tom. Her aquareBAI1 was seriously damaged. and viii
probably hxye 70 be replaced ny answ ore ~ we'll as
snkv fors1ntst AID she sustained soU1e injuries Of
minor import The Gamtcocks damages couaasts IN
The }oss Of her bhoom head gear and her bow badly
hr,teed The total amount OF damage sustained
yasY from $500 to each Tho ting Parker being not
fsr distant With tow Of vessela engaged for La1e
Eric, hearing by passing vessel Of the DISASTER went
Immediately to thefr raief and Drought both Vsssas
&c this port for repairs.
TEE LAsr or HKH RAc1.-The doa1ug palace. the
steamer western World. Is abopt to be removed from
Detroit to Buffalo, wheze shs VIII be coarerted into
1u1nberba1ge. -...-.
GoSx TO Pnoxs-The largs lumber rats. which We
mentioned taw days ago. as being to1ed from Toledo
to Buffalo, went to pieces near Port Stanley.
IAuscn-A Few propeller called the 4eteor WA
LAUNCHED st Cleveland On the 18th iust 8ha u deagn
Cd for the Lske Superior trade
cu1cAno VkeaE1s.-The following vessels arrived
ut Budalo on the 18th inst: Prop FouAtafu City'
| Barks Fame, sIgel: Br4Zs Concord. Montezuua.
Lewis Roscius: sch1s Penneld. Smiley. Live Ysnkee.
Nismi Belle, Davis. CackAde. Scandinavian, Il. T.
Brown. Harvey, Mediator, Preston. Avery. Rabob.
Watts squan, Maesl11on. Culver. Loomis.
| ira following vesaa1s cleared from Buffalo On the
| 1oth int. PROP Chicago; Bark Western NeTopo
BrRs. Montezuma, Concord. Cross; .scnra. stbley.
| f1nefda. Loomis Dauntle1s, Live Yankee. Harvey.
white eausl, Carabel Davis. Sea Bird. Wings Of the
| MnrpipR. International. Cooper.
PASSED THEouGn-The following Chicago Vessea
naaaed the Wetland Canal.
, 1863-06-23

Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arisipg from Specific Causes, In both sexes-neW
and reliable treatment, in reports OF the Howard
Asencatton-eent in sealed letter envelope free ot
a1d ASSOCIATION, No. South Ninth street, Phila-
ae1phsa, Pa. fei9AW.
, 1863-06-23

ho Time tn he the cause Of her death. 10
an the climax. he is 1zibid secessionist, and
heers lust1lv for JEFF. Davis, and makes his
o,e+ of },a,nc, onnosed tn the ureseut Admin
,frnt,on. md A friend or member Of the 4.
ca worthy disciple. Such is the des:
,croao John Allen.
~ F,l,cn DOWNS fyrho was q witness In
ha c,ea md AID what she could to screen
11on tas becn known to the police and
,,5dcwc11 officers for years. She and her
nsn,na uora freonent,v arrcsted for be5np
-n.1 .na a1sordcr1r min h. f,n,11v enlist
= ~. ~. ,,o,,,,,, n.a dasa-tad a,d woa 1,et
y ~ .',e"..-,o.+oa ~ 5aea-+.- ~ Govt hoct IN
- s,,a, and H. novns ,,,,r,aa n
- ~ ,saa -. "a ~ ~. ana ~ snoh hore heen ~.
p. 4'4 ~ s
4.ois ~ ee.1e "10 fe1'
1al.!eA oi1"e' 0u. "t4e W. A-AA
'"n 1ne aoo'e na,nsa ea,ty' auu lne' o,leh
'ousni uaehs anu atnnA -, ~ tts'aol ~ Iaen
A"nt' - 49, &1 -,s
fansl1feo Oh rtloay n'sn'' as nsa'f ~ conio
~ gamea a'onl .ne e.toeues' ..le '4eee
bradley ana nis WIG WILL "rs' Uo"aa' nau
1fanA sse's oA "msAs, anu "ete 'slsep HasN
Allen cnme a1,out e]eren o'clock and demand |
cd odmittance. which being refused. he broke |
in .be door. Bradley insisted upou his going
ont-tlat he Ind no business there. 4 gcn-
er,1 row ensurd Fl, 4hc dark there t,csnpr no
l,pbt IN tho shanty at the time. Alter the
f@st ronrd Bradley went ont to get SONS
oa7,s,as n ordcr :. r. se. t,,e shane ofthinps IL
M he said. while he was gone. Mrs. Downs
, 1863-06-23
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, June 2, 1868.
Business continues active. Currency ts growing
little scarcc, but we suppose supply will speed
i]y reach ue. Eastern exchange continues steady,
at par buying; X selling.
Gold In New York was about the same as On
Saturday. The opening sales were at 14st4, and
the closing the same. Some sales were made at
143s:. In Chicago 143 was the ruling price. Sn-
yer 1ss to 1888. Canada money sells at 40.
Rhode Island has Just obtained loan Of $780,
600, at an average premium OF II per cent.
TIE NATIONAL DENTON the 9Th Of May the
national debt was $99s 381 $50, Of which $39o ooo
$50 was in currency, leaving $s9s .g@ as actual
appear 10 be 70 large oxlent By the saclof bonds
ID wonld be thought, as will be seen by the sub
Joined comparison:
Bonded debt sss.ss,Ms ass ussa ssssSsai arsi IS
This Increase is wholly By the sale Of dvetwen-
ties. or the other portions OF the Interest bear
ipg debt the Increase is In one year certificates Of
Indebtedness and In the demand loan, viz:
byzsss e: ;sas sss siss$ss
Total .sN,07,5o7 s2so,e3l, ,12e
The currency issnes have more than doubled, as
will be seen by the aubjoined statement:
Currency Msy ,yydSsS 'Sss, ss5sS5, s@sy aSsa g
TTere We hnre the three forms OF 1ndcbtednest-
loan without interest. temporary loan. and the
regular funded debt-thns:
Funded debt. 3b63ast,o2so ,s
Temporary loan. M.1eo
Currency. 6V,7oV,9vo
Last year the bonded debt took precedence, the
currency following 1t, and tho temporary loln be.
ing far below either. Last year the currency was
now il IL aixty millions ahead. an increase Of
nearly one hundred and SIXTY millions on the part
Of the currency .....-..-
TIE rapta Increase OF the temporary loan ts ono
OF the noet notable features Of Mt Chase spo3acJ.
By means Of II, he manages to Keep down the
average rate of interest. The great bulk Of the
1864 It was then $146 G0. 900, and 1t was In May,
1853, no 1eHs thnn $500 700 80. The increase even
since Jannnfy, 1868, IL quito large. The anlount
rfls has 1,f.fn ntff1ed.
, 1863-06-23

Paper Hangings al less than New York prices, At
Wholesale and retail The trade supplied on tho
most liberal terms. fb2dyks
, 1863-06-23
Gbica9o Gribn1te.
THE CITY.

FINED FOE CoxrEMrr.-D. n. Hobart Was
fined SO yesterday. By Judge Van Buren, Of
the Recorders Court, for contempt In refus~
Ing to answer subpoena
, 1863-06-23


The Copperheads are working with all their
might, and with desperation worthy a bet
ter cause, to defeat hi. Williams the Repnb-
lcan candidate for the Judgeshfp Of the Cir
cult Court. They will nomipatea zsano on MD Dr.
ont zeteEsaes;"tne only condition being that he
stands upon the Springfield platform of disun-
ION, and the acknowledgement Of the right Of
secession. This they are forced to do. The
respectable conservative lawyers Of the party
to whom application Was made, refused to
stand upon that platform, and hence they will
put up Tom, Dick or Harry and sounding
their new peace cry, attempt to rush him in.
They expect to find the Union men, who are
engaged In the great affairs Of the nation
asleep In this matter. They will poll their
whole vote, with such fraudulent. additions as
they can obtain from the canal towns. We
warn our Republican friends to be up and
doing, the few remaining days. You have for
candidatea man Of ir1eproachable character,
without stain upon his name, Of most ex-
cellent legal attainments, and promising to de-
velop into one of the best Judges ever elect
ed to the bench ofthe Circuit Court. He holds
the respect Of ALL His bitterest partizan op-
ponents can fnd nothing more against him
than his devotion to the Union. Voters Of Chi
cagol whom do you wish to represent you
Such man as this, or corrupt Copperhead,
devoted to the division of his country, par
tfzan beck in whose hands the ermine will be
diseraeed md Justice madea 1nockery Of The
organ Of JET. Davis has already commenced
, 1863-06-23

IUMBER AND SHINGlES-G6td E1fE0es Att
In active demand. Sales we1e-Cnrgo echs Elbe
from Grand River: 30 m RATED strips at $12. 90;
and strips at SIS rs; cargo schs Mount Vernon,
fIom Knfamazoo, SO q mostly strips eto11 Stock
bridges Mills, at 5,2;00; cargo sehr Della, from
cargo achr Monsoon, from Menominee. liz N
stripsand boards at $146Q; cargo Of schE Margaret
from Port Sheldon, at S1l.50; cargo schr Helgo-
land, rom Nuskegon, Is m from Truesde1l's Mills,
at si45O: cargo achr Barber, from Grand River, 80
m mixed cargo, at $i9 Co; cargo OF schr Kitty
Grsnt, from Marsh's Mills, Kalamazoo, mixed, at
sawed sh;nelee, at $500. The following aze the
, 1863-06-23

EMP1o1s1KsT.-The Young Mems Christian
Association Committee On Employment keep
q record of all applicants, and haVe long
list, which is kept posted on the Bulletin In
their reading room in the II. z. Church Block.
There are cases Of intelligent and capable
persons-also Of neglected oncs-an willing
to serve good employers faithfully.
Merchants, manufacturers, business men,
and also housekeepers, may find 1t to their
Interest to look over the list OF to address
Post Office Box 2,150.
Ministers aud Christians generally will
n7ease let US know Of cascs Of worthy persons
especially Of females and friendless ones-
and we will do what re can foz them.
sec advertisement "wanted."
, 1863-06-23

Go 70 TIE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT d. s1nArroS's
Cn1oA1o CoAAEn1tAL Cot1E0E, to get q thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-23

VIOLATION OF TIE HEALTH OnDnAEuE.-
Ten persons we're arrested, on Saturday, and
tried nj the Police Court for deposittng nth
urou . vacant lot on Indiana avenue. The
defendants were mostly old offenders against
the health ordinance, and were fined ten dol
lars md costs each.
, 1863-06-23


Through the fortunate agency Of nthe 1eak''
our readers have been made acquainted with
Ill the facts in the celebrated Clerical Imbrog-
uo, wherein Mr. Hager, the Rector ofthe Ho-
" Communion church in this city, Was
charged with various immoralities, among
them the attempted outrage OF sundry Indies
at Joliet, and long list Of indignities offered
them in private residences. in vestry rooms,
in buggies, in church yards and In other local
tiles f1equented by the dangerous man. Our
readers are, moreover, posted upon the cleri-
cal trial, the impeuetrable doors, and the
door.keepers who like Cnsar'a wife, were
beyond suspicion; the mysterious tin boz,
where tile Bishop kept the documents which
would leak out. With all these and with the
triumphant acqulttal Of Mr.. Hager by 9 jury
of his fraternal peers, our readers are familiar.
But the verdict ut Joliet Was not the end Of
the case. The tables are turned, and Mr. Ha'
cer is the prosecutor, and his accusers are at
the bar. It will be remembered that some
time preyions to the clerical trial, MI. Hager
Was the recipient of a nocturnal visit from
Smith Lawrence and David 3. Perrigo Of Jol:
let, vho Vi Ct d1nis, in tho dread hours OF
night, In secluded Testry room, brought ccr'
tain influences to bear Of \ character 80 per
suasiye TINT Mr. HaseE signed certain paper
certifying to the character Of sunaTy persons
in Joliet Out Of this grew suit for riot snd
false imprisonment against his two visitors
The case Tas called up In the B=cofoef's .
| Court yesterday morning, and b. agreement
! of counsel, continued with the secogn1zances
| nuti1 next term. Messrs. Goodwin, CIarkson
and Knox for the people, and Hoyne, Miller
& Lewis for the defense
| sr. MAKx's P1o-N1C.-The second annual
MIC mic excursion Of "st. Mary's Conference
NJ at. Vincent de Paul Society. mes of to-
morrow ut Cold Spring Grove, lovely spot
an The Book Island Road. From tho COM
plete arrangement made by the Committee,
the affair promises to be Que OF the most
agreeable Of the season. Al the proceeds are
for most excellent and worthy object VIC
would strongly urge our eaders to 60 on the
excursion. r
, 1863-06-23

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w sans Battery Boys With to open co,rsanou-
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, 1863-06-23

TIE DAT OF SENTENCE. THE prisoners con-
yicted at the present term Of the Recorders
Court will be sentenced on Saturday next.
, 1863-06-23

TIE BusrSEss MEN Go1sG.-We are glad to
notice by the following, which NC have been
permitted to publish, that some Of the lead
Ing business houses in the city have decided
to participate In the festivities Of the great
gula day, the aa5th inst, the occasion Of the
Musical Union Picnic:
CHICAGO, June q.
To President Of Chicago Musical Onion:
TIE tne undersigned music dealers agreoto close
our stores on Thurtaay the s5th Inst. from I 70
$50 D, m, to afford All opportunity for ourselves
and our employees to 90 on the Musical Union Ex-
cursion at Forest Bay.
Jnlus Bauer, r. Hee4t
Root & Ca5y, y; G9o14,
As before stated in these columns, tMs
promises to be the graudest affair In the way
Of picnic excursion ever inaugurated In the
West-in point Of the number who will at-
tend, as well as the complete arrangements
| made for their unalloyed enjoyment.
THE DAT OF sEs1ENcE.-Tbe prisoners con-
| victed at the present term Of the Recorder 8
, 1863-06-23

1.RcEsr,-Oscar Huff, employed on the
<,nal boat 4. IL. Bennett, was arrested on
saturday for stealing 125 feet Of river line be"
longing to J. u. King, and selling 1t at . 5unk
shop. He was held to bail for trial in the
enm nf $500.