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, 1863-06-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EvES1SG, June 4, 1863.
FRE1GHTs-Advanced Hc per buahcl on grain.
bark tlss Gland, big 6. 2. Williams, aehFs. y II
TIM and Robert Bruce-all with corn at 9lHc.
FLouR@Receiyel; 4,7n bria; shipped, u ,Gc3
Winter extra at sGos; s brls StsndaTt " on nre ~
t.; $50 brls uneound extra ut t4a2k 200 brls fair
Spring extras ut q Is.
bu. Market inactive and N11c highef On No !
b 20 wntes VIZ aa il Aaa store eesssea n s.
S. Is No,th Ss sas ssRs,9s q y
bu No2 Spring (in North Side houses) 1t sc 1000
b.. b. do At e s5o9 b. 90 e 9sXe; 81 Do 4
Spring ia Moth side Roases) at ssc; G. isu sSSo Su
e 60 s. sS 4 sSs Dc Is s III e g rs
coRNTKeeeived, 1855 ba; b.: shipped, ess.oss
Sales a!isSsa ba Rsel agR tn S!Red L Rsi
aest at sc b.; oooo by Mixed Corn in store
t SS 60 % % d Do & 4 M sSSa W ne e1o DO # +,
store at 50c;, 5,00o bn Rejected Corn in store at
4GAc; 1,40 By do at 464c: 1000 bu do at d6c:
1,sto bu DO At 451<c; 400 ID Ear Corn on track al
0ATs-ltcctived, 24,0l7 bu. Market advanced
1@1Hc per busae1. but less active. Sales: 10000
bu No. oats afo9t at 63e-to arrive; LOO ba do
61Ac; 5000 bu DO at G1aci 1000 bu do at &c;
1900 bu Rejected Oats In store at Sic; e500 bu do
RL bbC. :, buV 90 at BIC.
RYE.Reeeived, s,415 bu. Market dull and nom-
inal at 70G7ac. ~
BARLEY-Rceeivcd, 417 bu. Market quiet.
salcs, $50 bags good quality at $t.25.
HlGHWINES-Firmer- Sales, go b.ls at :19Hc.
Acknowledgements at sOGlSec.
NESS PORK-25 brls city inspected at $1250.
BULK MEATs-1A, 600 1bs dry salted Shoulders,
Loose, at 3Ac; . tiercs dry ealted Clear Sides at
6Hc:
.LARD-1n fair supply and very dull and nominal
at &c.
TALLoW-Quict and nominal at o15c for city,
and 9GE9hc for country.
H1REs-Market very quiet. We quote:
01y Elnt. ....--..-.--..-.-...... ....-..-1b1DI
IfJ Sa1teu. ---.--....-.--.......---.. ...ld0lo
ksleeh SaIteu.. 80 IN
BUTTER-1n good demand and steady. sa1sa.
y dTkins at lac; il skins good at 1870; ttrktns
SAI!rl,60 brla Michigan Fine and $50 brls
Onon9aga Fine at 81 :a5: delivered at cars.
ToBACC0-3,600 lbs Illinois Leaf at 10c.
EGGs-ln good demand, with sales Of IS br1s at
10c, By the mark. -.
Chickens. g. 0oaa25 y doz: Tuz-
keys, e4l8kc n b. Market dull.
POTATUES-950 sacks good Mixed at 55c, de-
llvered.
BEANsIn good demand ut s3oo1s 25
F1sH-Fitm and in light supply. The demand
is active. We quote: -.
No. l Whftehsh, II
~. : = AlteuaA. .-..-..+........-.--- o-1SIE1-hU
ASo. 4 A4ouL.-." o..s34E5.oO
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Tosa1....... 11uG3 gt925 15509b -. .-.- 800
The receipts during the past twenty-lour hours
were 4,711 brls Hour, q ,ss4 bu wheat, 1896 bu
corn, H. bu oats, 8415 bn rye, and III bu bar
ley. The shipments eze:-11 ,oG3 brls -four, u :
ts,s bu wheat, and 550a5 In corn.
Thsre was fair attendance on Change to-day,
and the general markets ruled active and buoyaut
7 There was fair inquiry for No spring wheat,
and prices advanced k91 Q buehcl; but No /
spring wheat was dull and almost entirely ne
elected. The sales amounted to about 10000 bu,
nj is for No . red winter; s1.15q51 II for No
spring; 0sQ99c for No spring; md 7slsskc for
rejected spring. At the close the armncss noted
throughout gave way. and the market WAS rather
dull.
The eo,r, market WA hrnronf and ,-}caa Al
, 1863-06-05
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.3
C1sc1ySAr1, June 4, 1868.
PROVISIONS Nothing transptred in meas pork.
Old is offered at So.15. and new at 513.50D14.o3
city packed. 1900 MS bulk sidcs sold at 4c and
600 tres lard tho greater portion yesterday al 9.5c
It ia held at 1oc now and but little offered even 1t
this rate.
Milwaukee Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE, June 4, 1853.
F1ouA-Du1l and dropping.
WhEAT-Active, and &c higher.
FnE1aHrs-FiEm. 9Hc for whest to Bnffa]o.
NEW YORK. June 4-Corros-Morc active
and nzmcr, with sales at 65G166c for middling up
lands.
FLoun-Less active and &c lower, with Gales at
$5.ealo 0o for extra B.ate s8.a00s.s0 foe extra
rou1d hoop Ohio and 50 G3547.75 for trade brauds,
closing quiet
WuisKY-Without decided change At 4494i1c.
QRA1E-Wheat opened quite hfm. and closed
duu and dropping, holders not disposed to submit
, 1863-06-05
CHlICAGO CATTLE MARKET,

THURSDAY EVENING, June 4, 1909
BEEF CATTL-Market inactive hut without
material change in quotations. Sales were:
Oliver sold Hiburn II head, averaging I, ,g35 1bs
at x496.
Adams sold Trueman 81 6hcad. averaging LEI bs
at $4.66: IS head. averaging 1.14G lbs, ut $3.15.
Adams sold Morris & Co. II head averagin LOSS
bs. at $3.9,. -
Morris sold Hoffman, sG head, arerasing 9s2 MS,
at $3.16. III.
Cometock sold Hoffman Is head, averaging Loco
Da, at S4.Eo.
Conorcr sold Hughes Is head, averaging 1850
ne, at 81. ia prime lot.
Heedham sold Norris q Co. 2 four year old Dur
ham steers, averaging $50 bs, ut &c.
Robinson sold Morrison & Co, : very fine steers
at 250 per head.
HOGS-ModcEately active and shade drmer.
, 1863-06-05

REconpER's CouHr-Wedneef1av Jupa a-pco
n1c "a Hoin. assaurt i. .1nIye ,,yus P.ont, -
n. uoJre: co1splfacy: noUs nrot. Peonis n. n
IIo]re aseault: John r. Stafford an retF in a. mn
TIL next term. thinner vs.. Zimmer: bifl dcfsntt
Of dsfendant: proof had: tecr.e r,ranted Fsi.
| vs.. Weinberg; appeal diemissed with nrocedendn
Special yeni5s iof Fitte jury returned; Jury EN-
Jan '0~'''' 0'''' '1e>'' -
biila:-Peoplc Ts. Mary McCartY. larccny: p}sa Of
rot guilty. People rs. Henry Greinelsen, 1asceny.
People vs. Paul Jones, larceny; plea Of guilty
People vs, Wn Greenu3an and 3; Edmundson.
burglary. The Grand Jury found no true bill
against Lewis Clarendon; discharged from custody,
----
Dr.. D. Richardson. editor and proprietor Of the
Galveston tTe1as) Ne,cx says OF Dr. James. form
e,,y Of James hospital, Customhouse street, New
do1ph street, Chicago, Illinois:
street. New Orleans, personally, for nnraber Of
quainted with number OF persons who were al
tsted with chroHic diseases. which had bafled the
s sxil Sf ao%e +t Of 9ns most scientific phys1e!ans
readily yielded, and were permanently and per
issstly tss cured. We know Dr.. James to be scien-
1mmedtate!y, through letter or personally for re-
ne; e51;n-G9tres10n Ikras) Asms, agreh 2, 1851.
- NemenDefr LIZ. JanleS' once anu parl0r3 arc u
M speSiatst n !ne lfealnlcnt o. alseases OF
hnr-s , 49,, noou ~ nnn oigan4I wsak4enn. vIa 5
n;.h,a Hon d. III" ILL p m- eoasnlsatlons lhV''
oaple-
1sdfaa, IRe TSsg oess and Sheapest @1ge, Ioapsea
Rar,e, W;e GS'' m sam ct pe ~ at T.
D1a.' ". VIZ aau EAlf Dxe Eact9ly. = sontA
; nLssts 1 ~ sLa!s. rul! HlleCtlons 1oE mGas
eta1s eta1s t1c neao cent On appncataon' r. y. 6o1
oaaf. je63t
McVlcKER's THEA1nE-ITAE1AN OrERA.-Sub-
ecfibeis ioF season tickets are respectfully notified
that the sale Of seats will take place at Higgiua'
a. N. je5-3t
RoCEn HILL, NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS.
III. Halsted's famous water cure, established
above ts dese1yed1y the most popular resort OF the
kind IN the United States; indeed, aside from the
large experience OF the Doctor and his personal
viii challenge tbcsc OF any other known to rs Dr.
II. has made the pccuiiar diseases Incident to
women His especial sf,,ffv. and his remarFahle
cures are testified TO bY onr frat families fhroneh-
ssntorv az n, au ~ Watel M anu ese5 AnoMa
eatnhi!h1nnnt nue ~ gre etito ne ioana herS me
hest nIr1nnrd cre- ns - t4e hoss eAtGAslse anu
[f2ag Of Our Union, Boston.
--------c
eret 49, - .t AltoS:-oec ADVERTISEMENT On
Thap TH. pase, VI ahese Falaa1le farming implements
Icy a,y ate tf saIe IN thls city by e. L. Emery, 0a
1taAe etteet'
r+,,, t.. rc.,, ,-1-----
n LIE a "A A 7 RIGHT going
, 1863-06-05

SALE or TEE STKAMKR PLAEEr.-The Detroit Free
Press eASa The steamer Planet yesterday sold to
A. E Goodrich. Esq. Of ChicaGo. for 80 toe. She
makes one more trip to Lake Superior from this port
AID rttusn. and her second trip nsse4d OF return
Lgto this port proceeds direct to Chicago and will
thereafter constitute one Of the Chicago and Lake su
per'os line. Capt. J.P Ward having retired from the
command, she viii IN future be commanded By Capt
Luther c. chambetlf. who has already assumed the
rfnf$ $ha
, 1863-06-05

to any material decline; St.ass<<ot.H for spring;
$l.3sG1.46 for Milwaukee club: $l.iA1l.55 for
winter red western. Corn 1c better, closing dnil,
with buyess generally refusing pay advance: y Q
SIC for prime shipping western mixed: 7sl17Sc for
new do; s9@ls0c for white western, Oats less &C.
tive mud scaIce1y go firm at Ts3c, the latterprice
for a small parcel OF choice.
GRccEK1Es--Susar more active and ;;5c better.
Molasses lees active.
Pnoy1s1oS+Potk shade easier at Si1T5 for
old mess; $t300G131 for new do. Beef iull.
Lard lees active and without material change at
955D10Ac--the latter an extreme.
BUFFALO, June e4.-FLoun-Demand moderate
and steady.
GRArN-WAeat in fair demand and arm. No
milwaukee, club Sissy; choice do $1.34; red
winter 81 30; choice amber western $1.40; whita
Indiana 81 10. Corn In fair demand at CSC. Oats
better at T0c-
WH1sKY-1f0 brls at A2c.
FRE1aurs-54c on four, 1sNc On wheat, like
on corn.
I4pon1s-es Goo brls -four, &, 600 ba wheat 50 900
bu corn. 1000 bn oats. -
ESronrs-7Ceo hrls four, 1856 zoo bu whcat, 81 900
bu corn. II, COO bu Oats.
OSWEGO. June A-FLouR unchanged.
GRAL-Wheat In good demand, and market
firm amber Michigan, $t4f last night; Winter
rcd Ohio, $1.43-
CoRx-searce and lrm; Illinois mixed, Glc.
ERE1GATS-QnchapGed.
, 1863-06-05
Vessels Passed Detroit.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibune.1
DETRo1r. June l. 1859.
UP-Prop Evergreen bark Sherman; schr Mcdbury.
powE-rrop Nile; barks Northwest. Great West;
bsfes Treat, Empire: schrs Gertrude. Moray, Camp
bcn. Stampede. Rainbow, Hannah Logan. Autocrat,
Cubs. Rsynor, Powell. Yorktown, Gle2s3p. Joseph
Grant, Jacinto. Monsoon. Mssill Senator, Craig
, 1863-06-05
The PllI1hnrmon Matinee

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- ~ 49,. ..t-'"..'a es - So su1 - wv
~, os. a.,.Ae.e ''1. sl'eu ne.o VI d
~ -DA.see' "o ea,.l1 u'@o
- eAo ~, W as1'Au tu'' ,nAlAnee'
Of our musicians In orchestra. We can safe1y
promise them Instrumentation which cannot
be cxcclled BY any orchestra Of similar num-
bcrs In tile country. Our visitors hare seen
everything else, now let them have the quality
Of our music. 4 visit to the ma iuee will
amply rcpay them.
. ---
rEasoSAL.-Judgc David DAVIS, Of the Uni
led States Supreme Court; u. L. Phillips, q.
). Marshal; L. Weldon U. :. District Attor-
Gen. +. Ammen. commanding tle s13j;,orv
District of Illinois, arc ut the fremont House,
Chief Engineer IT. P Harris left FIR
England last evening. C. P. Bradley. the ex-
Chief fills the vacancy during his absence.
Among the passengers who sailed from
New York for Liverpool on the the 20th of
last month. III the steamer CITY of Baltimore
were the following, who arc from Chicago:
DR.. Charles Y. Over md ladv. Miss ste11,
o31' n'aetel enat'e7 " osel' =. nso.'
nar,.la. .,a.......a. 49, 'se. ~ =. ~" ~ S1 ns.,us
e,,.e ~ 49, ~ -
~ 1.a,.,a >,u,a. an,I - -. LIZ
''SN-'~ ''1'1t"A' wv =. W.. 0'''"'
HOWARD Mission AND HoNE FOR LITTLE
NA>D1*1Ae"'t 1"" AoAn- An1 A"S' -At' f0A
Meter, superintendent OF this Mission is v1s-
'tlns tne naaascos oi HUE ones "hom nc mas
p'aeeo IL ''u'i.'es Ii tne "e9e' anu Is seeking
nones 1or oaae1S' de "aats nome IN
ten tn twclye years ola. He will snc,1- of b1s
work on next sabbat}, norn,,e in tho c,,rt
street Methodist chnr,.h He w,l1 ra,o,,n a.
thc Nnttesnu House unti1 sfon5ov ,n,r,,,r
----.
CoRREcT1oS.-In our report of the indigna-
ton meeting on Wednesday ercn;nr va were
.,,a5., - 49, 1r...n.u1r c..,,~s e'
tanoe ~ Guy ti'1't -n"'S'"s IL. strung aauEesseo
the meeting. This Was a serious mistake.
Marshall NJ. Strong is 4 true-heartea. 1oxa1
,,,nn .-a w. - .,, .,,,o.+ -, ~ ~. A
- T,'a ~ ~ ~ .'oss ,a",e's IL "iseon-
was Hoses II. Strong of Miueral Point, well
In,v-n 20 4ho ,re,, ss1.cr,sea ro,,-o.', e-
.....;a;>s.. ~ sA~''s A'se' ia1i' o'''' cof.
11PuouAs1.
=
"A Liberal DoSAr1oS.-Ihe town OF Me-
ponset, Bureau county, Illinois, which con-
, 1863-06-05
NJ A r r L e d.

1I &A ~ II l. e u
At the residence o. the BRIDES father in Loekport
Ill., on the a:tefr oon Of NedeesI4y. lime Sd bV the
Fey a. L. Riggs Lieut T D. RIDGE 57rn 1ndIaat
V9l1ntctIs: Of RlchIlond. Ind. and Hiss LIZZIE A.
LYNN. Of Lockpoft. III.
Of the h,1fes father. BY the Rev j. g. Stuart. = "
man. Esq.. Of thls city. 9-'f
In tn!s city. on :he Sd inst.. hv Rev. pr Royd Nr
EASst1T T CoSNpR and Miss REBECtA CuETTIcK
all nf Cs tcaEo. 49, 49, AAoo a.
, 1863-06-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

abridged from the New York Trfbune.1
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
street, 4.109.
The prices to-day arc quoted as follows:
First qnality..1l @1lK ozdinazy.....-.. aG1o
Some extra good Beeves may be quoted at 12c
The general average of the market at lie.
The most Of the sales range from 10lD11Hc
Prices per head and per pound, Of different
weights, will DO found in accounts Of sales OF sun
dry GroVes.
TIE HOG MARKET,
Receipts this week, II, ,SS2.
QuoFAT1oNs.--Thc Superintendent Of the mar
ket, Henry D. Gsnnt, gives the following "a the
rates today: Corn fed hogs, IS. 1s4@5.37k q
cwt:. live weight; distilicTy fed hogs, $i.5om
$500. "-s
Live VT. Dead VT.
First quality coEn-fed. large
!. size: .:....;:.........:.:...... .54@i4 6s1sAc
Second quality co!n-fcd-. .5I@5Xc 6TG65sc
First quality, small sizes, fat
and prime, for nnrkt butch ..
Large size etill-fed tat. t.....b d 6 I0Ac
Second quality etll-Eed, ....4H@4z< 68Hc
Western mast-fea, ......... ..4AGl4H 64Ia5xc
~ r.
, 1863-06-05

Tut boaru rtaesrlup.ed at 2 o'clock D. N.
Supervisor Brown moved to reconsider the
vote tablinE the bill Of ". Tucker d c.. The
merits Of the bill were then discussed for some
time, and after numerous attempts to amend
md lny upon the table, the bill was SO amend
I'd rs to allow the claimants 81 25 per day, In
stead Of Soe.00, aud in this form vas passed.
The Board then adjourned till 10 o'clock
this morning.
, 1863-06-05

In the immense mass OF documents and
manuscripts which we were obliged to tran
scribe and prepare in our accounts Of the pro-
cecdipgs Of the Canal Convention, We omit
ted to mention the Kansas delegation. We
print their names to-day, In Justice to dele
CATION Of brave, staunch, loyal and true men.
They were MS follows:
-CuAlnsAN-M. ". Delahay, Surveyor General Of
KAusas and Nebraska,
6ECNETARr-R j. Hinton.
lion: II. J. Parrott, Col. G. r. Jennison, MAJ. ].
4: Halt!er1nan, J. L. Fcndry. J.. Landcs, D. ".
Wilder: editor Conseyratire, =. II. Bailey, Times,
luin. E. WoodrnK J. C. Irwln, c. F. Cursier. J.
1ngcrBoll, Dr. T. Sinks, Dr.. C. a. Logan !. Rice,
4. III. Sawyer, Dr. Levi Houston. Chief Justice
State Journal
, 1863-06-05

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago T.tbunc1
BKtpaEFoET. June 1, 153ep.
CLEARED,
Advance. Athena
h. G. Loomls. Athena
Lady f1Dk ltu. Athens,
s. Gutlre, As.Ie1R.
j D. HA'Man. 14Salle
Arkona. Lasalle. 6s6a bu oats. q m lumber. 1s3 N
shingles - -
More, Lnealfe- ......
PIaiife Queer Lasalle als lumber. ss It siding,
IS m Shingles
"a. Leonard. LasaIle 81 m lumbcr.
Geo. L. lay;or, Joliet.
CAro1 Colct- 1aSa!le.
Ella. LaS4b1e-
Ain6ama Il, Sale. 6 so7 bu oat7 28t m shingles,
J. F. Chnt In. 1As3al!e 36 bsIs salt, 30 iona coal
Alice. LaSal1e 50 m lumber 10 sdlDE sam shingles
ARRIVED.
D, G. Norton Joliet Is yis ruble stone 1e0o empty
hr1s 1ibr1s tar, 81 900 lbs rach.nexy,
Monarch, Joliet. go b. corn.
Erwin, 1aEa11s. Z, tt0 bu cosn .....
Fir John Franklin. LASAlle 60} br1B h1ghTt1ek
Seneca Ottawa, s Gr0 bu corn,
NoIlter, Lasalle. G. r.; bu corn.
RmpEsts nsalle. ST . bn corn, 80 brls flour.
s. 4. DouSies No 2 Seneca 500 bu corn.
Energy, Joliet, iStN hu corn.
, 1863-06-05

HuL's FAMILY REconp, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different styI.s Of lettering aud houriBhtng, Price
81. Post paid o9 to sE1 jte plai4y, rdpfdiy, sls
gdnfIy. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions
Address THo8. E. HILL, Wsukegaa, III.
mayi6-4M
, 1863-06-05

Death OF DR.. John A. Kcnnicott.
The many friends Of Dr.. John A Kennicott,
In this city, and all over the West In fact, Will
be panied to learn that he died at "The Grove"
yesterday morning Of layngitis. The deceased
WIS one Of the ear1iest settlers here, having
been identified with Northwestern interests
for thirty years. His intense love Of every
thing appertaiDing to horticulture, his exten.
sive theoretical knowledge Of this, his life pas
sion, practically applied, have made him
famous throughout the Northwest, wherever
flowers bloom or trees put forth fruit. For
many years he was President Of the State Hor-
ticultural Society, and Us such was always
considered to be the leading spirit of that
now distinguished body.
Few men have left fairer record Of their
Lives than Dr.. Kennicott, or one so intimately
associated with everything that Is beautiful
Trees, flowers and plants were objects Of love
to him md the beautiful grove where he resi-
ded was monument to his horticultural skill.
and taste. He will long be missed os horti-
cultuzalist Of rare skill, a devoted lover Of his
country and d courteous gentleman.
, 1863-06-05

HE WOUNDED OF THE scR1PPs GUARD
INC 1o,lo"'ng are ING casualues IN Company
c'teefpfs 9nafd'} '1o Ahnols volunteers,
oe1ore e1ekspafg'
Msi,1s ~ na[acs dn;Gf W. %Tanaeo IN aps eeFcrey' at
B. +. Hoyt, left ies ampntatcd below the knee.
sV RSnes Tenndd nm sa IN n t;, IT, as;lh;9
Allen s. Gum. Wounded IN hip slightly;
slirhilT i1 ata''t'e ''auuso III oaeA q 'te neek'
John Meyer, wounded alight1y::
JoHu ga1s + Ssn spenea. wonpdei dJ1 IL iigaats iaSa
Isaac I: Hat reported killed. not hurt.
comnanvT A' '>"'Ao'o' WIZ !" e'''''An" u
Lfeut Lcdyard. last named. ia Mt nresent IN
the city. Tie wounds of this rallant officer
are not seri.ns IN their nature and be conf7-
IDENTIFY expects in short time to return to
bis regiment. We trust his recovery may be
speedy. neis one Of not too large number
Of ofiiceH whose services are too Important
aud Ealn'5lc to be LOST even for brief time.
,-1- ...-
~ HAA-ooo1n nhN1f4t .eF ,H sue-
ecesl"i.n' ,,I ~ .u'ee .S "seAe' mr. nootn
pear1!g IN 1"o eha1acsefs' the stranger"
and "fetruchio- Lei hin have " monster
at parting: on saturday ne Will appear as
, 1863-06-05

IL Owing to demand upon our space
spostion Of our City Intelligence will be-
found upon the Inside Of this days issue.
, 1863-06-05

FOR SAIE-Real Estate.
i 20 lots hetw ween Lake and Madison streets, west
Of Union Park;
70 lots In Higgins. Law & Co.'s addition:
50 lots on Archer Road and Halsred Streets South
Brunch:
go feet niekory street. between Green Bay Road
and Lake;
e6 fseI on. Van Buren street. between Morgan and
Aberdeen;
q feet on North we1s streetnorth Of Division;
3 feet on North Wells street, bets Erie aud Hu-
ron;
SO feet on Ontario strfeta first ca.s rteidence lot;
2a1 feet river front, South Branch 20 tett deep:
lc0 ft tont South Branch jackson street.;
u crts land hetw cen State and Las ALE streets:
avenue:
Improved hfms and lands ln Iowa Wisconsin, Mich
1RNn, &C.
And other property. for sale by GEO. NJ H1GGINSOT.
Real Fatatc Ageat.No.1 Metropolitan Dluck.
, 1863-06-05

The very best and cheapest Wigs, Toupeea,
Barrow's Wig and Hair Dye Factory. q sonth
Clark street, up stairs. Full directions for meas
uring the head cent On application. P. Q. Box
6i67. jc53t
, 1863-06-05
d I E u,

In this city. on the morning of tho 4th Inst. ot
sna Sa.Yg Gosgh cHAR5iE only s,n o1 :..es H.
Funetal from tier +. sde1ce. IS North sangaulon
et7e+t IN Friday at 5 3'clock r II.
, 1863-06-05

miscellaneous
CHICAGO VxssKLs.-Ihef following vessels arrived At
Buffalo on the I'd Inss: Props Buffalo, Bradbury. CHI
cago. 0neits, Wenoua.
The following vessels cleared from Buffalo on the
I'd Inst Prop Mezchant; schrs Poland. Meridian.
PAsssn TH8orau.-The following Chicago vessels
passed the Wel1and Canal:
, 1863-06-05

McVlcKER's TnEATnE-ITAL1AN OrERA.-Sub-
ecribcis for eeason tickets are respectfully notified
that the sale Of seats will take place at Hggiua'
Music Store, on Monday, June sth ats o'clock,
a. N. je5-3t
, 1863-06-05
Return Of LIeut. ID. W. VyhJttle or the
72d ILL., from YfcEShurH.

Return OF LIeut. d. W. yyl,Jttle or the
72d Ill. from yfck>burG.
Between 8 and O'Clock yesterday morning,
one Of the American Express wagons, con
tanning the Light Guard Band, and surmount-
cd by the stars and stripes, and followed by
concourse Of people, escorted Lieut.. Daniel
". Whtttle, of the I'D (Ftrst Board Of Tradc)
regiment Of Illinois volunteers from the depot
10 his residence. Lieut.. Whittle has partici.
pated in the battles before Vicksbnrg, and re.
ceived q very severe wound In his right arm
When the wagon drew up in front of the
office Of the American Express Company on
Lake street, the Lieutenant was received By
the assembled crowd with hearty cheers. In
response, he referred to the honors which he
received as due to all his gallant comrades
now before Vicksburg, who, laboring under
the severest hardships- marching ten days In
succession; with bli<tered feet, from o'clock
in the morning until o'clock in. the evening
living upon bread made from corn which
they themselves had pu1yerized to meal-and
nil this without a murmnr--stll declared TINT
no peace-no armistice- that wrought
out by the unconditional submission Of the
rebels in arms, will satisfy them, or bring
them home.
He referred to affairs at Vicksburg. His
OWE regiment, the I'D, has lost one-fourth of
its number; Ransom's brigade had lost 500
gallant men; and yet there was no less patri-
otism-no less hope Of success. One Instance
came under his observation. a Federal SOL
der, wounded and dying beside log, raised
himself up, ere death had closed his eyes, and
shouted to those near him: "Strike for the
old flag, boys; strike for the old fag!" This
is the spirit Of our brave troops there-the
Army Of the Tennessee-wlo are shouting,
in good loyal earnest, the battle cry Of free
dom. At the close Of his remarks he was
escorted to his friends In the West Division.
, 1863-06-05

II Geo Abbey, wholesale and retail dealer
In gups. rides, revolvers and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Hazards and Dupont's Powder, 1s6 Lake
/ RtTnef
, 1863-06-05

Go TO THE BEsr-9o TO BRYANT & S1RAT7oy's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL l. CoLLEaE, to get q thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-05

arising rom Specific cauees, In both sexcs-new
nnd reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
Associatfon-eent In sealed letter envelopes, free
Of charge. Address. Dr.. ]. Skillin Houghton,
Howard Atsociation, No9 South Ninth street. Phil
aaeiphia, Pa. mAvtg4w
, 1863-06-05

=; Rlgb5, 50 Randolph street, is selling
wbolceale and retail. The trade supplied on the
mott liberal terms is34vke
, 1863-06-05
MANUFACTURERS CONVENTION
SPEECH OF HON. HENRY l. DAWES,
Resolutions Appealing for Relief,

4 General Convention of the Manufacturers
Of the United States met yesterday afternoon,
in the Circuit Court room, pursuant to the
call.
The meeting WIS called to order by 4. D..
Ellsworth Of Illinois, who proceeded in few
wcll-chosen remarxs to state the reasons
which had led the manufacturers generally to
cali Ibis Convention.
jus. r. Cooper Of Pa was nominated as
President Of the Convention. The motion
was put, and Mr.. Cooper was unanimously
elected and took his scat, after few remarks
expressive Of the object Of the meeting,
MIR. Ellsworth moved that committee of
five be appointed upon resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of this Convention. It Was Sec
onded and carried, and the Chair Instructed
to name the committee. The following gen.
tlemeu were appointed:
don. II. n. copef.. ..NeW York.
Edwhld ooutaHof1h. -...--.-.--..-.... MASS.
.a!nen IatA. .felna.
X. ". OA1t6. .lu11o1&,
The following Vice-Pfcsidents aud Secreta.
r5es were aDnOfnfed by the vnfa of ff,a cnn
, 1863-06-05

J. g. McMuray, N. r; r. Blankinton, Mass;
]. Il. Brown, Milne; e. Carey. Ohio; a. Litch.
tenhciN. Ind; ]. 4. Noonan. Wis; John U1re,
Ill; F. II. Mills, Iowa; s. Latin, No; c. c. Com
etock, Mich; ]. Blnnkinton, Mass,
, 1863-06-05

A LIBERAL DoNAr1oS.-The town of Me-
ponset, Bureau county, Illinois, which con
talns but 500 inhabitants, has just contributed
the generous sum Of 1862 to the Chicago San
itary Commission. The money was paid Ia
yesterday, by Rev, Mr.. Barnes, Of Neponset,