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Division of the Mississippi
The Military Changes I'm the
West Officially Confirmed.
ESPECIAL BIspATcH TO THE WORLD.
WASHINGTON, October ".

The facts in regard to the changes at the
West, as now officially ascertaIned, are a.
follows: Z
|. General Rosecrans is relieved.
9. General Thomas assumes his command
of the Army OF the Cumberland.
3. The der artments of the Ohi5 Burn
side), Cumberland (Thomss). Tennessee
(Hurlbut) and Vicksburg (McPherson), are
consolidated into one grand "miitary dlvi-
sion of the Mississippi" under the COM
mand of General Grant.
T. Generals Hooker and Sherman, the
latter now at Iuka, vii. command corps in
the field.
5. General Grants headquarters will be
in the field: b, Ives for the front to.mOr-
row.
McPherson's department will extend
from the Department Of the Gull to Napo-
lem.
The motives and causes of the removal of
General Rosecrans are as yet topics OF spec
uIation outside the immediate "ring OF the
departments here. A score Of rumors are
abroad accusing him of inefficency at Chat
tanooga, and disobedience of orders prevl-
Gus to that battle His officers have com
planned of his secret police, which they
assert to be really practical spy upon the
opinions His proclamatioDs and letters
have certainly produced irritation in his
department, and are said to have been IN
more than one instance regarded with dis
favor at the White House.
It is even asserted that McCook and
rttenden-themselve made temporary
scapegotes for the blunders at Chickamau-
ga-have evidence very damaging to Gen.
Rosecrans.
The change will be generally popular in
the West, though it will be at first unpopu-
lar with the army, where 'old Rose" is
dolized.
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Desirable
RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

rI,HE residence Of Mrs samuel ssel, situated On
Il Iobn street bxtvssB s;h and sth, containing
.1axSn rooms With vash and hath roo<ns. Gas AMI
ra,ef throughout the house tall IA complete repair D
dry cellar under tbs entire building Iks lot fronts
npsty feet John street, running bach TO fest 70
ida alley Is elevated seven fsss above The lsy %
Iohn street, has dressed stone vall 10 'front.' AMI 10
surnountsd With ornamental iron railing.
Yard tlsd With shade trees smoke house stable sst
al Necessary oatbuildInsso -. pPemisss.
POss-ssiSa g1Vsn IN octObeI.
The above presents unssTpassei intgesnsnts - a.
seeking a residsnoe, and viii ~ sold notsrsts
terms
Ayyly % Mrs., Neel on the Drsnis>s- aRSi$ti
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Tn. United States


lorIaturs sh3 ssb-
The Real and Personal pfopety hscstion.
Of James Z, Middleton.
JJTHEREAs AT the Fall Term. 1868 lof the District
w Court Of the United States Tor the Western Dis
trct Of Virginia at Clarnburg the Attornsy of ths
United !statas for said District Bed on infornatioE,
against the real and PERSONAL property Of James h.
Middleton described in a schedule 20 said inf0rmstos
annexed alleging in substance that said hiddston has
been engaged in the existing nsurrscton against The
authority Of the United States since the lTth of July
1891 that at the time Of his becoming - engaged Ls
vas the owner ofthe property In said shsdu.s stos.
"a and praying thst said property may be co nfSzts1
and sod Is forfeited 20 the United states.
Now therefore, IN pursuance Of the monitor under
the seal Of the said Court 20 me directed and deliver
ed do hereby give public notice % ell psr,ons claim
nE any interest In said property. in the prooests
thereof % appear before the Judge u the D1stre;
Court Of the United States for the Western District u
Virginia AZ CiarksbuTg the 10Th day Of sovsosr'
D. 1858, Uf the Gams shall be q day Of jurisdiction,
II not on the next day 0f jurisdiction ihsrsafsr' d
then land there 70 intsqposs their claims and make
their allegations IN that behalf . -.
EDWARD h. NORTON.
L. s. Marshal for the wss; DDt. Of Va
b. II. sxTIH,
u. 8. Attorney. 0cI'a
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FRENCH OPINION OF RosEcRAEs' POSI-
rros.-lt appears. certain that the federals
have met with a considerable repulse; but,
as VIC said yesterday, the great point TO
know is, whether Gen. Rosecrans can hold
Chattanooga, and rally there the reinforce
mepts Gen. Burnside is taking to him. In
that case, which appears probable, Gen.
Bragg's victory will not produce results
nroportionate with the sacrifices it has cost
Paris Temps, Oct, D.
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Will RAISE BRlGADE-Col. William
Wilson. of the redoubtable BILLY Wilson 5
Zouaves," arrived here on Saturday night,
and has already applied to the proper au-
thorities for permission to raise brigade.
Any office. Of experience who will raise a
full brigade of good men will, no doubl, re
ceive the necessary commission 70 com
mand them Wash. Chronicle.
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The next Legislature of Kentucky will
choose Senator in the place of Senator
Powell. DR.. Breckenridge, Judge Adams,
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury, Guthrie,
Bramlette and Barnhsm, are talked Of Tor
the place
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nrsms OF ADVERTISING. -.
,,p LINES OF NoNpAREiL, (oR ISchO
,wFLv so' on LESS, MAKE SouARE.

Iwo.,., Two NOTICES Doublethe above rates.
ysary Advertising on reasonable terms, m b a0eor. or.
" the space occupied and tho hummer OF changes
made ,rt;seuents from transient persons or strang
to De Cards not exceeding five lines, s9pe year,
Business aonths. but for shorter period nothing
be counted eds of Annual Advertising i. limited ;9
The Immediate business and 9e S
benefit Of other Of
Al 9s rsa estate, sent in by them must be paa i0r
es not sp sna osarssd
lions viii be inserted until FORBID anu 'A
scSoIdns Public Meetings to be charged IN all cases
st Ha1risses la i Notices Of Funerals and ann'"n''
Il sermons, so cents each.
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A Democratic editor in Neveda Terrific
~ says of the defeat of his party; "We
met the enemy yesterday, and are out on
parole this morning"
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TIE Gardiner (Me.) Journal says OF the
result Of the election in Ohio, that 'sllsn-
digham IS badly Brough-beateD.
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He who has plenty of brass can general.
v manage to get it off for gold.
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The Battle of Chickamauga'

WHAT WAS DONE, AND WHO WAS TO BLAME
The following extract from private let
ter appears in the Chicago Tribune of Tues
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U. S. MARsHAl'S NOTICE.

In Rem. in a cause oi
forfeiture and eonhs-
cation.
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U. S. MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
The United States,

The United States In Rem In q cause
ys of forfeitu aud
The real and personal prop condscation
erty Of Jonathan M. Ben
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U.S., MARsHAL'S NOTICE.
The United States

The Real snd Personal
2 Property of Washington
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u. S. MARsHAL,S NOTICE,

In Rem, in q cause
Of forfeiture and
ConfscatiOn.
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Z s. Marshal for the Western Dist oita
B.H sHTH, L. s Attorney. ocsA a
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U.S.. MARSHAL's NOTICE.

U. !S. Attorney.
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u s. Marshal for tho Western District of '
b. II SMITH, u. S. Attorney.
, 1863-06-17

to the extent Of about 5000, and also COM
p1ete1y destroyed 3 small barn In. the rear
No Insurance.
a email cottage on Pearson street was also
damaged 10 the amount Of $2oo.. No in-
surnnce.
The fire was handled In a mastery manner,
rs at one time the destruction of the entire
block seemed Imminent.
Some Of the steamers we're DELAYED al the
Wells street bridge, which was opened to al
10" the old r1yer eteamer Chicago to pass
through. The firemen claim that the steamz
ers might have been allowed to cross, and the
bridge hare then been turned in time to ad-
NIT the steamer. A steamer, with DO vessel
in low, could and should be stopped in such
f.,se4 4s these
, 1863-06-17


TO-DAY the general markets for produce opened
excited and buoyant, owing to tho exciting charac
Ter OF the news from Pennsylvania, and higher
prices prevailed; but as soon as the New York
and Liverpool dispatches were received, they
closed quiet.
The market for Wheat opened firm, and some
Eales were nude early at IN advance Of 1I.se per
bushel; hut the improvement was only tempora-
n, for the market soon became dull and closed
heavy, with a downward tendency-No. Red
Winter selling at sl.147S; No. Spring at s11a;
No. Spring at 949osc; and Rejected Spring at
s6@s0c.
Tho Flour market was quiet and unchanged, tho
saleB beng triding, at $525 for choice Spring CT
tras, and $6.acG1 rs for White Winter extras.
Corn was unusually active, and we have to note
.ales Of about 900 bushels, at 4s04exc for Ca
nal and River Mixed aaoat: A71<@48c for Mixed
Corn in store; 4911l@5oc for White Corn In store,
and 4eA@4esc for Rejected Corn in store.
Oats were in actiye request and firm, with ube-
raj sales Of No. ! in store at 6O@GoKc. Ryo and
Barley were neglected. Highwines were active,
and &c higher, with sales of 800 brls ut
Provisions were duh. Butter quiet, with sales at
11x@1s,--the latter for prime.
Frcights were active, ata19xc for corn to Buf-
falo: 14xc for corn to oswego; and 1oKc (Canada
eurfencF} for wheat to Kingston.
, 1863-06-17

MHke Them Good.
Financfal circles hare been somewnat agi.
tated for several days passed, On account Of
alleged fraudulent negotiations of drafts on
New Tofk, By somewhat notorious grain
operator Of this city By the name Of John 4.
Lester, which drafts were returned to the
holders unpaid. The amount stated to have
been so obtained is about s50, 900.
Of this sum, $s5,o00 WAS from the well
known house Of 8. Sturges s. Sons, and
SIS, eco from the Western Marine and Fire In
surance Compauy's Bank. Other banks and
bankers have been connected with ths matter
by street rumor, but We are assured that the
two PARTIES named are all who have suffered.
Lester was formerly Of the firm Of Fish &
Lester, md latterly was connected unfayor.
ably with the Bwindilng Hartford County
Bank Of Indiana.' He is possessed Of shrewd.
ness and cunning, and has carried On his well
formed plans very successfully.
We understand that the system Of drawing
drifts, which he would subsequently sell to
banking house, md then pay by selling a
eimilnr draft and emitting to; New York By
Telegraph, has been. practiced by Lester for
the past year; and that during that time he
has drawn hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
nearly all Of which have been paid at mat,,
rity.
Lester was arrested on Saturday at the in.
stance Of tho Western Ma1iuc and Fire (usu.
rance Company, but WIS subsequently re-
leased, though under what arrangement we
have not learned.
, 1863-06-17

ket AZ ia. a. this cltyis concerned. Tho receipts
during the week have been light-hardly enough
lower prices. Tie eales for the week will probs-
bly, foot up b00O rs at range OF 5N155c for fleece.
one-third Of for unwaahed. In New York there
has been moderate demand for domestic fleece
for manufacturing purposes. The sales foot up
1tO.Cf0 Ms at 6e@72Hc-mostly 656D70c. There was
nothing doing IN foreign woods, which are now In
, 1863-06-17

s. G6i:o0; ordinary, t6onA60o; common, $3.50
| Qt.60; inferior, $a25@4.50.
| sENE:-Ptr pound, corn-fed heavy, 6A@5hc;
light and medium. 51<G5Ac: still fed, t15Xc
Receipts, beeves 4,66S, cows 100. real calrcs 6s9
eheep and limbs I, ,96:, swine II III,
, 1863-06-17

Hu1's FAMILY REconp, surrounded by tile
Lo.ds Prayer, executed with pen in over tliIrty
different syles Of lettering and ilourishIng. Price
81. Post paid. Uow 70 rrite Elain!y ratadly. eks-
Address Tnos. E. H1LL, Waukessan, Ill
, 1863-06-17
Foreign Markets,
er Steamer Scotia FHv Tnfs1rsr,

Fer stcamet seot1a.1 [By Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, June 6.-Cotton closed steady.
BreadstuGs dull. owing to favorable weather f5r
c1ops Wheat eGs3 3 cent. lower; Red 81 to -.
Corn heavy decline q is q 80 MS: Mxet ass o.
Beef 1mer for good. PORK dull, in favor Of buyers
Bacon very dnlt, declining. Lard steady, s7As13ss
Sugars advancing.
, 1863-06-17
FIoUR-Recciyed to. day, 6.2s9 btls; shipped,
T,cG0 brla. The following Table shows the yecslpts
and shipments during the past week.

There ia no sign Of improvement in the Flour
market, and dealers hare ceased to expect any, no
matter what The character Of the news Is. An In
creased inquiry at q given concession on the part
Of holders a the full extent Of the hopes Of selere
There ia absolutely no speculative inquiry Of any
Kind, and the demands Of shippers are OF too ts-
f]fng nature to constitute market.
During the past week, good Winter Extras hare
been ssld to limited extent at $500, but the In-
again dull There are some iancy brands oi choice
ST. Louis White Winter, which are held at $1,000
7.ssb, hut sales hare been made on private terms
ext,as arc quiet at Il 5oG50 ior medium to GOOD,
and $5s5l5 30 for very choice. Winter Superlnc
brands have been sold to limited extent, at 81 90
Vol To~nar III thr market was dsll. Sales wero. to
brls choice White Winter Extra at ST. q; 100 brls
Do at $3.50; 100 brls choice Spring Extra at S rs;
fo brls Spring Extra at 3490i 50 btls do at S4.f5
, 1863-06-17

favor Of buyeT.. '
CHICAGO Au}a1BEK MARKET
r--1---
,,.a,.,,,,, ~o.sDA. o.aSIso' ome IT, ieo9.
TnrwEEK rSnIsa a., cnr 15g EN- x.,., 1oa
THE TWO PREVIOUS TEARS.
1863. 1869. I.
Lumber. o0 1065t coo T,e6o,500
Tct1s ,ca ~ ~ AZ, ~ l'assgn sSe1
Timber, feet-....... $4,000 1o5,Ooo
Posts, no. 10,7n 14,5W $500
REcfRrs or LUMBER, sa1saLEs AND LATE fig
TEE. TEE 1T T or - JANUARY TO TIE 18TH OF 5US., FOE
1umter feet .1o7 SD Gf0 = gsS I'm f., s.s ~;
Shingles, 1n 900 81 10s $50 ~ s46L95o
Lath res L.. sseSoo9 9s3S@ 81; g 1872 5M
Timber, teet.--...... 1eS1,QQ 1,9Atq 1,2i50fO
'1r.1s1s or 1g4a1n saSs5ss = 4Se LATE 1oH
~ ~ Lumber. s'-'s sh,neies IN, .S t,tn
Gans' osa 60 xS2 a9 sfG9o 103W@ 7oo0oo
BYm G. r R......1Ss'Ts9 sS1'fM{ sin igGSv1 1S5S x
p CHI; = ! z 3 / : r r. Mi5m si sSSGM sMo
RG ~ e asl9ss 'rasMS ls9g1 se g9o
RyyG X r & IN n " " x u Ts3'ts9 s9isS '-hooo ao''w
81 6. G. lii. r Il r.. 49,: .. 80. 49,. ... ~. 49,
Three Eastern R. Rs i41to ss,soo
rota, last week .5465 os1 ASIA I'M 6;a m
Total preyioua ss wec S7s7 aSS S; 81 ~
Ts1-&, p f., E7a ]2a q nnhr
Sos wee ea II u, 1ee3 ~ ~ s1s!5o
e9r rp nseA III r aoat .a''oo'sso s,'oe.' 1,osaoo
LUMBER-The receipts during the week were
.hs ..st 1 as @ rn,sa ~ ae.;Sa 80 os 'ern ofsH'
Inc matke1 mas tu4eo actase anu urn. Prime car"
goes, with large proportion Of strips, have been
~s1n
s9 At s1:@,sso Towards ID The s,e,s e tae
o.i1s s.aa aasanse IN lumber eshs
manufacturers asking an advance Of 5oe pcr thou.
sanoleet.
week: .,.........'...
r,on,r,ct for : e,o ~ nm fset .1snorn,nao p,p,.
,n1nhar from K,rhvse Jnirst Nil NJ, ~, ,s
t5%s s;:a NJ ,,nr p.rsns. -aa wa,,s ~ r,,as
bra o. q,is Hfns mstcsa Eo wml.e
strips. At s3.6. s''4's3 eAe'oaA
Thrss ca.goes Of good nail1run lumber, from,
Ga4ro Gf schr' % hannah Lev rn q G;sGd o sr.z
verse Bay lumber. to arrive. mostly st1ins At
si4.50 N@No' ''@'f'' s''
be ms a1nnd r1ayer.e Bsv itDa at ne11eF no
largo Of srhr Trinmnh. from Manjstee. s.fnch
plank, at s1s;5o.. -
mixed, At sls:5. '~-~.
strips, at s1a0o. eA' @ 4'
Ea1au.zen cna1sc ~ siS * X 0oa e'np' 41ti's'
Carro Of STOW iii Vernon. t. m from Ka1ams~
zoo, mixed coarse. at 81 80.
o sens eorse oaa aa 1s a9 r nom Johnson as
Cargo of schr Telegraph, from Truesder' q mills,
Muekegon, beat quality, 20 N, mostly stEips, at
Gsxoo ot achr up1fpo,aud frorn anne mills Al m
mixed, at $500.
c., $ $oer &C schs q Foster Gu NJ from eaae nals'
Cargo Of schr Denmark, from oconto River, good
| quality. at $14D0:
mon Ggixcd. U at s1a CO. 0'@ 1'1'e4' GULL
csron ~ srhr Arrow, firm Ka1ou,azoo ccor,a
at SisM. '>''@ A1"'4'eA'o' eo11s' -"
Carro Of echr Active fair rua1itv oon tb;, str1na
at s1s!75. -
Ca5go o. bask s,. America. 20 n mLl.'un from
.sSr Eyrne af ~ na;iir1n frc1, .sn,a -1;fie a. a.
! e1460 -1@''0'
Cargo ofsehr Telegraph. from Trnesdcil's mills,
~ a:t1 ~ u Ei,esy sf.ps' f =. r,
3-tes It S1sG0 e''N = ~N~' AAAs4'=' tA'4'-
Cargo Of scow Hirondell, from shefdon's mills,
haamazaso, t 9ne Gp PITT strips: M a. $ly..5:
, 1863-06-17
COMMERCIAL.

TU1sDAT ETEsENG, June 16, 1863.
WEEKLY REy1Ew-Tho following tables show
the receipts and shipments during the past week,
and since the tst Of January, with corresponding
etatfstfcs:
RECEIPTS or LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO.
n.y. tn-&
, 1863-06-17
CHICAGO DRUG MARKET,


TUESDAY EVENING, June ID, 1863.
/ There are no new features in the Drug market
The trade report active business FOR the season
and there Is no essential change in the general
market. We quote:
, 1863-06-17

Paper HanginE6 at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and RETAIL The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. is24wka
, 1863-06-17
TEE GREAT LAKE. TUNNEL.


o1'efhoon Nessra. Glnaele, Letz
~ ,.uo .Ao' commissioners; ChesorouSn' cit7
Sns'ueef' thompson, superintendent o1
eueets and Bridges, and several citizens
numbering upwards Of twenty in all, were
conveyed By the tug.boat G. ". Wood, to the
locality where the boring experiments were
being made, about two miles east from the
Water Works. After examining the augur
and pipe just being drawn up, and receiving
the assurance from Captain Bergh, that the
result Of this, the seventh test gave the same
results as the Investigations at the other
points, they. decided that as preliminary ex-
animation this Was satisfactoy: and that
when further Investigation was made, the
auger should be made differently, with
valve near the bottom, and q pipe above, SO
that when. the drill pipe or augcr is drawn
out, It VIII exhibit a section Of the earth, tho
entire depth penetrated at each trial point,
It ts important to know the character Of the
bed of the bed OF The lake, the entire length
ofthe line Of the proposed tunnel, hence when
through with these examinations, 1lr. Ches-
brough will know the character of the earth,
every 500 flet for Distance Of two miles from
the shore
We understand TINT plans and specifications
will be commenced ut once, aad that mean
while the boring will be continued, after some
improvements are mnde in the machinery.
Up 10 last evening boring had been made
Mt seven localities, to depth Of about thirty
feet, finding in every instance tough blue clay
no bou1ders, rock or sand, after passing
two feet below the c.rth's surface, which is
generally covered with mud and sand.
Where the LAST examination vas made, was
aoo"s 4As7 e..S - 44o.A 'uo "a4ei "olhs'
Inc wafer Hae tWEly-a1 1eet deep- Inc
water was 80 clear that IN OBJECT the size Of
mans hand, suspended by cord, was seen ut
aepth OF eighteen ieet. The temperature Of
Inc water at the surface, ut three O'Clock
p. m, was SIXTY degrees, while the tempera-
tute indicated By thermometer left few
minutes at me bottom, aud drawn up was ST.
degrees, q due1ence Oh w Degrees We be.
AeEe The Board arc unanimous as to the feasi-
bility Of The piansof supplying the city with
pure water through the Lake Tunnel, and re
trust the work will be puEhed forward with
all practicable dispatch
The Second oncra NJe1,t-m.r,1,.
The aecond n,cht of fhe oner, saason
.~-~"NA1
, 1863-06-17
IA
From H. T. Cof1ty, esq, N

Co TO TIE BEs1-Ho TO BRYANT l. s1nAT1os's
CHICAGO CoxAERc1AL CoILEdE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-17

At subsequent meeting Of the new Board, Mr..
samdcl Sloan was re elected President and Mr. D.
T. Vail, Vice President. Mr. Bootman having de-
clined to serve another term In the management,
for reasons personal to himself, which he briefly
stated to the Board, Mr. Francis Skddy WAS made
Director 10 take his place.
Resolutions nppreciatlve Of tho past ecrvicoa Of
the President AID Superintendent OF the Board
were unanimously adopted and directed to be pub
liehed.
Rescleed, That the thanks Of the Board arc emil
nc11ly dne and arc hereby rendered to Hon. Sam.
Sloan, for his faithful and eucceesful management
titiug energy and devotion to fts interests exhi6-
tied In the general management OF the operations
Of the road, to which We are largely indebted for
our pttsent prosperous condition
Resolutions were also passed rendering thank.
to Mr. A. F. Smith, Superintendent OF tho Road,
and Mr. James Boosman, long Director, but now
retired from that service.
, 1863-06-17
Italian OrEnA-A few choice seats for Single
representations can be obtained at the Sherman
HorSa.

EASE AND CoMFoHT N ONE MrNuTE-Corns,
Dnnlone. and au diseases incidental to the feet,
enred without pain. DR.. Kendall, who has deyo.
ted years Of study exclusively to this branch Of
surgery can be consulted at his Office II Clark ST.,
Larmop Block
Head the following certificates:
CHICAGO, juno II, 1sE3.-Dr. Kendall removed
several CoEns for me In few minutes, and without
pain. DR.. BAXTER.
have never seen or read OF any method 70
scientific and well calculated to cfTcctually cure
COINS, as DR.. RendalIs. DH. MAX MrERs,
50 South Clark Street.
Certificate Of VIM. Phillips, esq, Of Select
Council. aud F. Boyle, esq:
P1rrsRURa, April 18.- We certify that Dr.. Ren-
dali has operated on our feet, removing corns
thcrefon., doing 60 without pain, and entirely to
our satisfaction. ", PHILIIPs,
F. DoY1E.
From H. T. Cofcy, esq, ID. d.
p11TsnuHoH, april 2aa.-I hayc seen DR.. Kendall
operate for the removal Of corus from the feet.
The operations were sEillfuly and rapidly per-
formed, and almost painless. take pleasure IN
recommending him to any who wish to be relieved
from thoec troublesome pcsts-c0rne and bunsons.
Jr1o-st H. T. COREY, II. D., los Fifth ST.
, 1863-06-17


CLEARED.
Glasgow. Oawa 1o9 bs1s sat- lbs furniture. 1s9
eu potatoes
Hunter, IaSaIe.
American Star, Lasa11e.
Progress, IaSslie-
africa, LaEalle, 1G27 brls salt.
EEEcla LagaIle up s7 feet lumber. 80 0ssicc1es.
Wasp, LaSalle.
". 8, Furnee, Athens,
II. z Lootns, Ataen7.
AdvaI &C. Athens.
l. Hunter Lasal1o It's tons ice II 900 Exet lumbar
EAe1gy. Joliet 23 barrels salt.
liocsss OTTAWA
Naple Lear Joliet, Is barrels salt.
Dser Pn5k No q Ottca feet lumber q shingles
Paragon. Lasalla iii tons coal. 81 sl feet lumbar.
Wig add Mig, Lasalle. S. ooofses lumber,
ARRIVED.
Cou.xocore Foot Lasa.le. S. oD bu corn.
Unz1f1!a, LaSalIe 5 soc bu coEa-
H. A. Tho1p. LsSRile, !. so bn corn
NDnnrct Atenpoka 1asding S $50 hu corn.
Golden Cloud, Utica. s.. 800 hu corn.
, 1863-06-17

me wheat market closes dn1l and neglected.
Owing to the advance In gold yesterday, there was
Iathef more disposition ID operate, and the mar
Eel became atme5 M ard more active but it has fail
inquiry by Canadians, and local shippers and SPEC
ulatofs a1e paying but little attention toit.
Io-nAE at the opening, under the general excite
market opened very firm, and sales werc made at
a. advance Of 19ec per bushel; bat, owing to less
Iayotan!e neWs from Europe, na well as from New
1oIks the advance was Iost, and the market closed
'du1 and leayy. No Spring was almost entirely
neglected. The ea1es were: 1900 bn No Red
Winter in store at $1.14kc; 800 ba Rejected Red
WINTER IN store at 81 o.; 500 bn No Spring lin A.
y. 70 ~ at liz; IT, 900 bu No Spring IN store
In North Side houses (sold last night and this
mot1nnE} t G5c; 5000 bn DO, Q. b. at 91.0o; so
North Side honses} at 98Ec; 1900 bu DO at DC:
aM0 bu DO I'm a b, q Co.'S at 96c: bu do iii
q Aslat a5<c; GOO By do Tin 8. D. q Co. 81 at
;'4c; 1869 bu Rejected, Spring I'm North Side
honses and II !. D. & Co. at s0c; 200 bu do (in
E.& ;a a 's}et HHc; eoo bRdo at 7sHc: 900 ba do
The following table shows the quotations Of tho