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posed the righteous punishment Of one ysar
BriGe6eu and 81 900 fine.

posed the righteous punishment Of one year
n Bri9e6en and 81 600 fine.
ceLoREp BURGLARS AND coPPERaEAD H.
80 = FLUESuEs. -
Charles Parker, Joseph Smith, Jonas Bailey
and Simeon Cole, four colored burglars we're
next before the Court. Cole was sentenced
and Bailey. i've anda half years, Joseph Smith
was cent for three and a half years, and Par
ker, for three years. Parker wns very in
telligent fellow, living in Springfield, Ill,
when he was arrested. He made speech to
the Court setting forth that was innocent.
BE was informed at Springfield by Mr. isbell,
Of Chicago, who was there raieing recruits tor
the colored Massachusetts regiment, that IN
indictment had been found In Chicago against
him. He ut once sent letter to tho Post
master, directly to Captain Bradley, stat
ing that he Was In Springfield, and
ready to answer the Indictment. He
got no reply. Officers came down to ar
head Convention. He went to Charley Lam
phier, who. promised to 60 before the Copper
head Convention and get him out Of his
troubles. Several other Coppe1heads made
him similar promises, but none Of them full
filed them. He made a stirring appeal to
II the scene Of his aged mother, Whose heart
would treak, and hoping that the honorable
Court would never have son in similar cir.
cnnlstnEces. His speech created decided
impression, but the Court was memorable.
MRS. ANNA DuAaErT, THE suoPIIFTER.
At this point the larger part of the crowd
left, supposing the exercise concluded; but
the knowing ones remained to witness the
grand eenEation Of the morning-thc appear
landlady who had such 4 decided penchant for
shoplifiing. During the earlier part Of the
morning, The officers in vain tried to persuade
her to leave her cell end 60 before the Court.
She positively refused, and to make that refu-
sal still more positive, deliberately retired to
hs5 bed, thus Leaving the task Of the Officers
finally mnde, by which It was agreed
prisoners were sentenced, and after the
crowd had retired, she made her appear
ance, walking slowly and leaning upon the
arms Of two deputies. She Was clad in deep
mourning, for the recent death of her hus.
band, and her features were concealed by a
heavy brown vel. She wore no ornaments,
save two or three plain cold rings, and pre-
eented ] sad contrast to her former elegant
state. After she had taken ! chair, she raised
her veil. Her features were sad and care
worn, and she seemed to have grown old rap.
idly within the past few weeks. She was
bowed down, and sank into her chair, deeply
agitated and trembling SO violently that she
could hardly maintain her seat. Tho Clerk Of
the Court handed her glass Of water, which
she drank with difficulty. Mr.. Assay, her
counsel, arose and said: s'Your Honor knows
scattered about, and would request favor
which Is allowed by the law, that the time
within which the sentence is to be carried
into effect, may be extended from ten to thirty
days, to allow her time to recover and arrange
, 1863-06-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

SATURDAY EVENING, June 81, 1863.
On further inquiry to-day, We are satisfied that
the stringcncy In the exchange market Is duo
largely to the immense demand for Government
$40 bonds. Customers order them Of theiE bankers
an1 the banks for come reason order them from
New York. T1Is is q most favorable symptom,
and tells well both for the prosperity and tho patr-
otisn Of tho West. Only three days more remain
In which this most desirable security can he had
at par, and VIC hope al who ca1, will avail them
selves ofthe opportunity to invest nj the1e spare
means In the bonds Of the Government.
In addition to the demand from this source, the
semi.annual interest On railway and city bonds,
and very large class OF pnblic and private indebt
cdnees, falls due on the first Of July, and funds
Just now are sent forward to meetit. Hence New
York exchange is firm. Customers only were sup
Piled to-day at *, and come Of the banks charged
all the way up to X ION small drafts. Some still
paid only par, while We heard one banker Offer n
for all he conld get, saying he would pay that for
.s10oo0o.
We should not be surprised to see the selling
rate firm on Monday at 4. The stringency pro-
badly cannot Last beyond the coming week.
Private dispatches gave only two rates for gold
to-day In Wall street. VIZ, 145{ and LIS. Hsrethe
rate was very uniform at 144, though We heard ofa
few round lots for which fraction, above was
paid.
Silver 1sa@1s4. Kentucky 1o1; Ind1ana State
Bank 1917; Canada currency ii; New Treasury
notes nominal selling hG24.
Some bankers report the general market for
money active, and discount rates firm at 10 pcr
cent; while others eay the demand Is Light, and
they would be glad to take half million good busi
ness paper at 8 per cent, and, ifpayable in New
York at Tho fart Ia mn 1ue anr 1o1fu
, 1863-06-29

ytded they secure admission cards In advance.
These will be supplied without additional
charge, but the number viii be limited, and
they must appear In masks, dominos and
costumes.
, 1863-06-29
GRAND MASS NEE E1INGS
u MO n M 6 n :!
Monday Evening,
JUNE 2eth, at 8 O'CLOCK,


AT srTYF Fort np-rxa ur .cr..
ssn u.1n-A+ a,b,naao-1s co,o,n rnvpcr n,
- "AAo-o| oenioeo1t 6oAoouA ~otneA -
49, ~ oA~e.a eeSoe| .,..,,..,,-
~ ~ .eo ra.--e..~as '7s'-'* ~
sw ~ y ~ kmw.nns-At Pms Fo11ansbce,s Hall. corner
nj State and Twcuty.second at1ects.
c7u wAno-At o,phess Saloon. corner OF Canal
and Mitchell streets.
tn WARD-At I1nde saloons corner o1 I"elito
and Union streets.
~w.v,- ~ fs-,rpe r7och,a s.1onn a,a p1ra
N 47 49, ~>A"o
3aN@ - u,-.
~ =. -,e,l,.,Nc-
189H NARp-a1 hnnk4ea oa!oon. on Wclls g.,
nprth OF North avcnne
1aru wApr = F,3nns,,. ss1oo, corrc+ a..
'11eA 18Ae"1is ~o1ne1 "
Meu4 ana Ntf1e1on stteete.
1trn & 18ru WAnps-At Mcl1n'b Garden, on
41o,+,, r1,,,~ atrnet
, 1863-06-29

sHEEp-Are in fair demand and firm at s.. so
$50 for storn, and 6@64c for unsho1n. Sales to-
day: 10 averaging 94 IDs ut &C.
, 1863-06-29
Boar1in4.

POARDING-A snite Of rooms,
- pleasantly situated On Wabash ayauue. With
board Suitable tor . Eentlesndn ard his Wife; Al
d1ess Post O;1ce fox 19l.- leg ge13-st
ROAKDING~A very pleasant
- pa1l9r win bedroom AID closet. on tic main
aooZ suitable for gentleman aid VITA CT twu sin ;tG
gentlemen. ran he tah with board By applying tmae-
dately 1T IS: Wt.lcia stssct. e.3 s5B6t
, 1863-06-29

Hu1,s FAMILY REcoHD, surrounded By the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen in over thirty
different styles Of lettering aud ltourisling Priea
81 Post paid Ho,c 10 totite plainly, Fapldfy eIe.
ganf7u. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address THOs. E. ELL, Weukegan. III.
mAy16aQt
, 1863-06-29

Echr T1fco1or. King, Brown sPter q cds vood.
SchF MaIen. Ba11tson. Haek Lake. ~ IN lumber.
achz Eostharner, walker. Gode11ch % n lumber f:71
.Mau1stee.
Show Appleton. Ben. McDewents Pier, 50 cds wood.
EcoWFianeS. gEtttma1 afanlstee. 10 N lu.nber.
ScoW Htrondene. Thompson. kalamazoo. 90 se0 Head
Ecow Tempest. Newton. Kalamazoo s. Z, lumber. 60
NJ shingles, IS 1ath-
scov j. B. Chaplin. Cowley, Au.kesou. uo II lumber,
Am Ath.
st,nr Sea Bird. pougn1I. Two Rivers, s1ud.t..
Prop s D. Caldwell Hunt. Du1aio. IS GO ou corn. 40
bfls -four, 70 do high wines;
Prop sun Jones. Gote1ch. aoD bu eorn osls flour.
Pron 4 = - Tste Goldsmith, SarnIa. 13C0o bu wheat.
fa7 brla tour. 60 do Fork; 1R 2 1T q a nST ~n
Eehr Chas Htnck1ey. M1nplnG. Bun1o. <-ouu ou cosa
Schr Eoston. P1yne Buffalo, Ii. .s1U h1 cora-
EchT 3loselle. II eriam. Bntialo: 1atn oa cora'
Schr Swallow, E.say, Buffalo. 2. 20 nn corr.
scsr 3 shepard bosaeE y11sio% = y ~ :o9 o. oa @ eo1a.
schr casthayenian. Hayef. Buffalo, u reg hn corr
Echr Twin Sisters Cu,1otln Buffalo. = $50 nu corn.
Ectz F1ox Boy, Brown, Buffalo, 90 hu corn.
Schr CoMngFood. Keith. Buffalo. IT. bu cora.
, 1863-06-29

u paid By iae buyer, ezaustse o[ ~ price Idjd
for tae grain to Me *s1er. II1ea q irdnsastloai i
a%x , r ,fh e. sr s ay. Z; a;a:a &c ,teTsgs + r.
.a1ts gre quoted "a "dtHrsred," ui1ess otaeraotss
SATURDAY EVENING, June q, 1853.
FRElGHTS-Dul1 and Kc lower. engagements
we5e M MI: ;IPfeP Badger State; sch5s Calshagenian
with corn to Buffalo at SC.
FLOuR-Received. 2 81 b1ls; shipped, none.
.Aarket heayy and dalr Sales were:E :EioJ brls '.st
spri1s exsa (not aamed9 1t 30; g bis do DO It
q st : ~; q = 6lls s'A1eadia y spfing super At
WnEAT-Reeeiyea, ss.a2s bu; shipped, 1880
bu. Market active hut not so firm. Sales were =
Sc p e 1fS WntsE st s99 1o b. !S Nc
5oasss} SCI s. Do % DO ~ It M oa s'sa
ss e & g 4 e. s fBRBs e &c 9 s. IS
Co.'S at 9ac; 1900 bu do In same house) At 9iH;
seoE By Do e ssms a 3D. s. go - Su iRsstsd ssa
house, it f611c; 500 bn DO ia i. b. i Co.'S at
77Hc; 5000 bn do at 78c-
:. G0hSEHsesiycdaii ii Egg bq shipped 1et $50 bu;
SEQ bu Yellow at 81 &c adoat: s6,ooo Hish Mi1ei
at 5oHc adoat: Fl 900 High Mixed At sic +. 0. b.;
G0oba Dc at 5oc aaoat: 6a,ooo bu Mixed at 4s3fe
sxo 49, bu fellow at 4ssze; $4,000 bu rejected at
6STs-Received s7,eeo bu. Shipped none. Mar.
ba No. at SIG; l5do 6n rejected d: Sc; 500 bu
RYEReestvea 1917 bn; shipped none. Mar
1eoo bn rsfetted 1t 65c; 81 bags 70 / ut &c del.
BARt;sYmReceiyed, ; y 5ot none. Market dull and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT at SalS7c.
BROOM coRN-sa1es: ? tons Common at 800 q
, 1863-06-29
New York Stock IIurkat.
7 Telegraph NEW YORK, June q, 1858.

GOVERNMENT srocKs,
Government! stocks dull.
U.S.0s 81, coup....1o9 .16
MoSET-Active and arm at 7per cent.
Sterling exchange little tlrner, with moderate
demand at 1bs@16555 for first claes bills.
Gold AImer-opening at 144X, and cloaing firm
at 1451nl453a,
, 1863-06-29

tET Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
ariaing from Specific causes, In both ee1es-ncw
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
Association IN sealed letter envelope fee OF
charge. Address, DR.: ]. 6klllin Houghton, How
ard Association. No. South Ninth street, phlla~
delplla, Pa. 3el2-1W.
, 1863-06-29

e F. E. Rigby, 50 Randolph etreet, Is selling
papcr unngings at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied On tho
nost UbetaI tet1ns, js24wEs
, 1863-06-29

Go TO TIE BEsr-GD TO BRyAKT & S1RATrGE'5
'Cu1cAso COMMERCIAL Co11kas, to get thorough
practical bpssnees education.
, 1863-06-29

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuna.1 :.
DErRorr, Janea7. 1858.
TP-Prop. Bradbury barEs. Sherman. a!c2Ecr. Fa1-
MES, Monarch. Anderson. Buffalo. Champion; bEtss
Gardner, GALS. Powhattan, Wyoming: schra Stow
Mitchell. Peck, NeNal7, Minnesota ST. Andrews. Gly-
sey, Wings Of the Wind. Cook, Kingstotd-
DowH-Pzop. Buffalo: schrs, Mazia. johnson. Monte
DETROIT, Juns Is. 1865.
EF-Prop Potomac: barss Witch. Constitution. On
oonta, Monitor hrgs Rio Grande. Monitor; sch1a Car
risgton. Hamilton. Mitchell. Republic. Dolphin.
DowH-P1ops. Chicago. Empire State: oarks Perew.
Adattc. Stockton Lion; brig Empire: schrs. Fiske'
s!aEzon. Magin Clyde. Ellen WiIl1ars.
, 1863-06-29

IhG receipts OF Beef cattle and Live logs at the
various ynrs the city during the past week, end
0'A - '~' Bcsyes. Hogs.
Week ending June c27..............f,e57 13,512
Week ending June c20..............6599 1o,sG0
Week ending June c13..............6,G6Q 14,407
Week ending June e1........,......6,W0 l. 1868
Week ending May 30. .............6,34 81 17,2A
Week ending May y16..,.........-. 7,3a0 8,79
Week ending May ELECTROMAGNETIC 15,4n
axTss as OF rsr1aaf as on Irv. sroos Saox CHICAGO
Cattle, Hegs.
Mich. Cent. & Mich. South large cars Ss1 q cts
Cars Of 40 feel. Observation-Disclosures. % 8u -
Michigan Central, email cars. .......-. 10 so"
70 BUFFALO OR sUspESsIoK BRpaH.
Mich. Cent mich. South large cars Ss6 50 cts
es &ichiean nc Genital, small Is s
Fort Wayue cars, "a fcct..:......... II IS
70 rrTaHuHuH.
Pitts, Ft. Y. & Chi. cars Of ~ tect..s7s 90 cts
Michigan aS soataern 20 aase eaIs of tct g
Rates to D9pki5k $ per chr less than to Buffalo,
Kat Rates sD te Du1kirk, Ike . 100 lbs leaa than to
Buffalo, when shipped 81 ill rail
BEET CATTLE. 81"
The total receipts Of Beef Cattle at all the yards
for the week ending today, amount, according to
the lai1 reports posted On Change, to 7,a5T. This
is 6o8 moro than last week, and 1881 head more
than the corresponding week Of last year.
TIE orEE1su OF THE NAnKET.
Thursday, s5th ina-The great Cattle Market
opened this morning with come $500 bullocks
all Of good average qua1ity-ftom this
State and Iowa. Early in the day It waa
apparent to the most casual observer that there
was .tsomething rotten In Denmark" as neither
the shippers nor government contractors made
their appearance In the yards, much to the dismay
, 1863-06-29

For the Week Ending June 81, 1868.

The receipts of Beef Cattle and Live Hogs at tho
various ynrtls intc city during the past week. end
inc fo.dSv rnmrnrn na fn11nyGe.
, 1863-06-29

PEoMo11oS.-H will crafty his personal
friends and others who take m interest in his
success, to learn that Lient- John z. Floyd, Of
the C5th Illinois regiment, is promoted to the
position Of Inspector General Of the District
Of Eastern Kentucky. The C5th is now Sta
toned ct Louisa, Kentucky, with prospect
of participating in fight soon. Our inform.
ant says, "The1e will be no more Harper's
Ferry surrenders'.-aud that "they swear By
the TRIBUNE"
, 1863-06-29
4u Rf1t.

TOR ENT-FourD Dwelling Houses
Il No. 1sS Aberdeen street, wood. two st.-ie.-
No sea Kes: Van nurcn stree: brick ihres stori.s.
Ncs, 19 and q NoGth Grlon street, wood s1o stor1et
South " Eter stseet, f-ss;k-5t
TO rem T-Thc well known
L Hotel "CLAEEEDoN NOCsE." OF Randolph
street. aea, street Is EoE for zens On rsaso
SPRINGER. No 2afets eEotaa ElccS. cor3er Of kAs-
doiph AZ Laaalle street. ISIS E3I1-l2+
, 1863-06-29
WOOD AND COAL INsPEur1oy.
An Attempt to Defraud tic People OF
CAtcaE0 out OF 100000.

Chicago out OF 800, ,000.:
At the last regular meeting Of the Common
Council, IN ordinance wills introduced which
tits designed to pass at the next meeting, os-
tensibly fo1 The purpose Of protecting tho
public in the weight aud measurement Of coal
and woo6, but really to make fat berth for
Dr.. Hahn's son, who was appointed and con-
frmcd at the List Council meeting, In advance
of the passage of the ordinance, rs Goal and
Wood Inspector, at a salary Of over s225,
per year. !
The ordinance provides that there shall be
come place desienated in each division Of the
city for weighing and measuring coal and
wood, and compels under penalty OF not less
than $40, every Eeller Of fuel, to send each and
eycryl load to said Inspector, who Is to receive
10 cents for every load inspected. According
to the annual statement Of the Board Of Trade
for the year 1862, there were over 21s, 900 tons
Of coal, and orer, 100, 600 cords Of wood re-
ceived in this city last season. Making lib
cral deduction for what is 1ought at whole
ealc for manufacturing purposes, and what is
shipped, It Is estimated By well informed per-
sons that there were last season sold id this
city, subject to inspection under the proposed
ordinance, 15o, 600 tons OF coal and So 900 cords
Of wood, Mr.. Hahn is to receive ten cents
load for certifying to the quantity, whether
the load be the poor mans quarter OF ton
Or cord, or his wealthy neighbours full lond Of
a ton. Suppose the load to ayerage ton, the
fees OF this man On 10000 tons Of coal con-
euned by the people Of Chicago In single
year would be $15, ,0oo, and on $1,000 cords Of
wood at ten cents for each dray load OF half
cord $4,000, making the nice lille sum Of
s5l, Goo for this young MN who Is at present
IN want Of a1ob, ADD to this Inc extra
, 1863-06-29
FIR 9dls

TOR SALE-A Grain Warehouse,
- asEe Scales Ho1se Power Shelter. and II other
5 esE 4 e. ~sh j.
sso p now DO
shss sae coaos bes bns oas
from Chicago sod 1oeat2n c9n1d not ns he.tsr
u RSSa sdess faEf
TOR SALE-A Farm situated IN
IL, ta r. town Of npPaEe VI T. County State ot ~!
s aqssf
q e
l!l!neis: 1e:s ga 3eivaPa:tw
TOR SALE-Cheap for cash, one
= ot tts most desirable Ezadeacss o. tae weste.n
e. md + oss 4 oSa T. e TT
Testefa county n i T. n ~ st9ates On tls
s.e7
nsuss Is ssxesedingy TASTY arcaitectqre wsau 10
tasssqoe and beautiful poston q ne city and conas
y s seTS Ta d s a.
~ ~ isst desp: Eeod I'D da;ssIs eisss:s "a
Il xsfaS a
trees. aso caEEa1ts. gooseber!1es. raspbe!riea and
Ses y s
aad tlat q tie Kehosla. Rockford aat kock Islaad
sss5ssss of n S;se@!sa sat;eas A. sss:shisasss
e. 8 @!fs a e. e.
gloIe Ep1t iof my q oaaess man q eltass Of those
S,h II ss 5s ss
4 &c 6 zsasi IL fs ne street.
FOR SALE-Dock Property.
Il The Chicago South Branch Dock Company offer
S5se7E e 4ss 81; 9s, IL s,aa
S IS
cage: A. KNlsELY. Agent. 1etesas2@
r OR SA L E-stean Mil and
y Dwelling House. at South Aususts. Les County.
ss 5 ~;
& aSasssass at bsnhasa tesE fo@s s'A'oa aqaa0
!so sess-=.o4M =. 4: e42MN:
TOR SALE.-To be sold for Cash
9s Rsoa9stEe FIJI E;sts II.
saSsS e. passs @ @ossy e r.
HhSK : koS : Sc Sftk street. Chicago. .! p fss
TOR SALE-A Panorama of the
is5 sss wsr Ee pe5ss svsa ;
i?EsssE s}ss .ae5s.. Box as. oe.seFo.
az fias. asa r arm
L asIsa sIs5e
ss sss hRsTR + sns T. RoE ss s.
M: zx- .=e4.e e=e=s-. No. Ts:s2sase1 - s:sss
Ds nsss seg
eRa S
room. teaS-.SGI.a.
, 1863-06-29
Hay Press.

We call the Intention Of hay dealers to the ad-
vertieement Of the celebrated" Beater Hay Press,
which is now on exhibition at the fremont
House, by the Patcntef, j. Z. HazTis. June y st
, 1863-06-29

change OF T1nE.-The steamer Sunbeam will,
on and after -MondnY, 10Th, leaTo Chicago for St:
Joseph every morning at 10 O'Clock, Saturdays and
Sundays excepted .test-3t
, 1863-06-29

R RAV TI1H-VI BItaI lHs61ts1 co II!
u Saloon kecps1s. Ona Four Stroko Dear Pump.
made by Stephen Lana JF ii Ca1x1 atreat n r; to
berafasd for 1t DALLB lis UeAsboeR straet. na,t
orJu1I. ld1f-KE&aN
, 1863-06-29

SATURDAY EyEsnu, June 81, 1853
RELKnrs FoR TIE LAST TWENTY-FoUR HQUas.
Flour. Wheat, Corn Oats. Rye :BrlFy.
, 1863-06-29

3: TEE .LAER TUxxE1.-Ssnce our last rcp0r
Of progress On the 1Sth-the date Of the cx-
animation BY the Board Of Public Works
Capt. Bergh and his mea have bored IN SIX
different localities, 500 feet apart, all within
two miles Of the ehore. The nugur pcuctrat-
cd in each instance, to depth Of from thirty
to thirty.sit feet, with the same results as be-
tore-there being no perceptible difference in
Tue clay composing the bed Of the lake.
Thus far the results arc very satisfactory.
The fat boats used BY the men were required,
On Wednesday last, to asstst In raising the
Caroline z. Baily, which was sunk by tho Nc
Queen; since which time nothing has been
done. Work will be vigorously resumed on
Nonday,
, 1863-06-29
PORT OF CHICAGO,

N EwS.
, 1863-06-29

~ TOy-xn pu1sua1ce Ct the direction Of the Ses-
letAry of tha Treasury sd Ct potice heretfoEe pub
lshec rae second sac Of captured krc ana7doael
ton vii bo nade 1t ST, LOUIS Mo on MONDAY. the
9Th day cl July na1t, WI. P, MELLkN.
Snpervisiug spec1a1 Agt. Traa7 Dept,
Dated Jnne ., 1865. le27-kEd-iw
, 1863-06-29

PRIZE DEc1AMAT1os.- Freshman Prize
Declarations, in connection with the annirer-
fary exercises Of the University Of Chicago,
will take place on Monday evening, at tho
First Baptist Church, commencing ut 1-o
o'clock. The public arc cordially invited to
attend.
, 1863-06-29

DHES! PILES!! PHESt!!-
L Or. Wit1eld's Vegetable Pills suEpaes all other
remedies IN the rapid and radical cure cf P,ee Test
noa.AA from ladies and gentlemen who have heea
cnrd BY their use. Price 50 Ceots per Box Sod BY
alDEugytsts. and bJ the Proprietor. J.. YOUNG. Isl
BioaoWay, MI. Sent BY mall to any sadress.
, 1863-06-29

Two Norwegians, Henry Tilston and Ole
Jcrrersop, wcfo sent two years to the Peni-
tentiary ior robbing one Of their countrgmen,
whom tley had invited TO their house under
The cnfso Of hospitality. Jcrgerson acknowl-
edged Lis guilt, ,bnt said Tilston was innocent.
Tie Court thought thas Tf1ston's Innocence
wns a matter for the Executive clcme1cy.
, 1863-06-29

AEoTun AccDrsT.-About halfpast ten
o'clock yesterday morning. a German, whose
namc We did not learn, missed his footing IN
attempting to get upon the North Clark street
cars, near Kinzie, and the wheels passed over
his foot, crushing it badly Tho man Is said
to have been slightly fnebrinted.
, 1863-06-29

John Golden, grey-headcd man, In mill
tary apparel, but brute in character, was
up for beating his wife. He expressed great
apprehension lest his largo family Of children
should suffer. The Court thought he was no
eretectoz for childeu Or anything else, and ia-
, 1863-06-29

Held FOR ExA3uSAT1oy.-Wnltcr Shell
burne, young lad scarcely ten years old, was
examined By Commissioner Williams, on
saturdey, upon the charge ofbeing concerned
in The larceny Of 4 pocket book containing
$45.15 from some citizen on Madison street.
The money was regained, and the boy held
for furthcc examination
, 1863-06-29

VIC would call the attention Of cattle
feeders to Leckie d Sellers advertisement
in tlis mornings issue. We think we arc
justified in saying that the cattle turned out
from /. q s. e distIilery during the past three
years haye not been surpassed BY any distll-
lery in the West.
, 1863-06-29

FIVE TwES1Ks.-Thc subscriptions to the
$40 bonds, at the Office OF Luther Haven,
Esq, Designated Depository In this city, for
Friday and Saturday, were nearly a quarter Of
a million of dollars This looks we'll
, 1863-06-29

GRAND MASS MEETING or UNION Mex At WA1-
KEaAE.-IheEe will be great mass meeting ofthe
MoaoT mea 81 fs s hcd II e on
ctrgat o'clock. External Vigilance Is the price
Of Liberty"
Hon. John Wentworth, Hon. Henry ". Blol-
eett Hon. Elijah u. Halhes, Hon. E. P, Ferry Hon.
John L. Turner, F. z. Clark, esq, VIM. A. Board
man, esq, and others viii address the meeting.
, 1863-06-29

A GALLANT OFFICER WouSDED.-G. W.
Thompson, esq, informs us that he jnst re-
cc1ycd dispatch from Rosecrans' army,
Etating that, his brother, Capt. John 4.
Thompson, Of the 18th regulars, well known
to our cstizons, was severrly wuunded Oh the
field, Saturday, and asking that his wife be
scut to Mnrffecsboro forthwith. We know
not how seyere his wounds arc, but hope for
ff,e 1,esf
, 1863-06-29

Z. OyERcnAnG1sG-Justice Miller, Saturday
afternoon, fined David Garvey, an expressman'
for overcharEing countrJman, whose trunk
he carried from the fremont House to the
Northwestern Depot, $500 md costs. The
regular price Was thirty cents; be charged
seventy -firc. II didn't payi
, 1863-06-29

TOR SALE.-Forty- eight feet,
j. with two small hou.es on Michigan ayenus North
Win Hhoa5s and Barn. on the Westslte On Cnicaxo
eyeEue, rear Milwaukee avenue. Also. q block o1
snd T.ler and Rueker and Throop streets, For par
tculaIE Inquire OF ALoaZO RICHMOND. 14s south
Water ttre6t- tee eI&Aw
, 1863-06-29

dor SAIE-Dcck Pronertv

FOR SA L E-Dcck Property.
Il The Chicago South Branch Dock Company offer
On te so9th Branch st 1oM nga1es the pu;pose Of
inrf oyemeuts The property i well suited for
1aetusiSg ppsp9ses o. aay Kind of business requiring
odice. Room Goh6e Building, Ii Dearborn st.. Gil
eA9o: a. y. .KN1SELT. Agent 1ete5G2m
FO r 8 A L E-Stean Mill and
- DEeIl19g House. at South Augusts. Lee County.
loWa. snlc Mill Il combined Gfist and Saw hfln,
With two run good rauly ssw- Il Is + good
locality TOT either Csastom OF Merchant M aud Il
ts:6 CC9S.4TpaTY C T. BRn4Fy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-12

HEAvY.--The Postmaster at Bridge
port, Ala, offers $4,000 for substitute,