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The New York herald., 1863-06-06
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
ARRIVAL OF THE MORNING STAR.
The Attack Upon Port Hudson
Commenced.
THE FIRST DAYS FIGHT.
General Weitzel Storms and
Carries a Battery.
The Enemy Driven from His
Intrenchlnents.
He FALLS BACK UPON HIS MAIN WORKS.
THE UNION LOSS VERY HEAVY.
GEN. SHERMAN WOUNDED.
Nr0~N~~->>~~~~~~~~~~~>>>
Fierce Courage Of the Second Loui-
siana Negro Regiment.
Over Six Hundred Of Them
Killed in q Charge.
YH1 NAVAL AYxAUH,
&C., &c.. 90.

TIE steamship Morning ssar A. D. Perkins commander,
lsfs New Orleans at half past eight A. NJ tho Goth u
md arrived or Havana at half past SKIP n the 3lst
cft Havana Juno 1, at hapast three NJ and arrived
M this port about two O'Clock this morning, having
countered heavy we ther OF Hatteras.
In the Department Of tho Gulf the whole interest in
military AFFAIRS centred on Port Hudson, which
pletely invested by tho Union forces General Banks
commanded person force supposed sufficient for
its reduction The enemy's strength within tho dcfences
ID estimated at from ten twelve Thousand. Fighting
was still going the date OF the departure OF the
Morning Star.
General sherman had arrived at New Orleans
the nght OF the 2sth severely wounded but not dan
gerousiy.
Colonel Daniels Second Louisiana negro regiment dis
tngushed itself especially in charging upon the enemy
segc guns, losing in killed SIX hundred General
wetze had captured portion Of the line Of defence and
held one OF their heiyiest batteries
The following the passengers by the Morning Star
two sisters Mis-, Bankhead Mrs Dalnont Davidson. Mr.
ssS nSss s ssoa Af Si rss rIsan[ Nj ossTs ssss
~. S o NM M D@s sn NJ ssus rd .. psncsa
three children, Mr.. Pallrey, three shidreD and
.ns x Mrs es and Arsn sss
n: ..S ssS oTf eSss ,. os
Moasae Heath Mrs noch,n and son. Mrs staisman.
VIII s' s% c:ss
three children J9nes n, adv css child and servant Geo
Eselapson and lady. Van Bergen, 70 WIN Hunt
en- children and servants MIS- Price Miss Teller MT and
two servants Miss Ben ervAnl, waish. Gle
Ednoods and ady. Hr: Tl..c. Ars Nudge and servant
Colonel Hawks HI Bedsit, Ii Col nsrey, 10Th Maine,
G Churchill, @ Burke Haggerty. y swift. G = spen
Long. Mr. and Mrs Caldwell and Mrs Hin
man ssd con, H.n jug. as, Theo Droms " v nsrcs,
servant. Mrs II Morgan two children and servant Y
ssAss lady and child. KEN rlunmes Miss Curt. ana
Nr c.s;sss = =sss%sn w%G Bower !,s,,I Mr. MAR Y
Long Bradbury. aud "a in The steerage Prom Havsna-
wood Miss Lock wood. Patk Daley. and In steerage.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

wasniycI9S, June 5-Midnight
Up 10 midnight offcia advoes from v,oksburg have
later than those OF tho 3lst Of May but
few additional particulars give rather more cheerful
indication Of coed reAults. =
Extracts from TO days Richmond papers are repre-
sented by these who read the icegrams containing
nothing OF special interest from any quarter.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

General Chzpn--no oonsrmsiion ~ yet
GENERAL kickerroD--bo con6rmatson - ret
Coknel C1arhs, 9Th NJ hichgan.
CoFnel Cowss, izsth fes York, By bayouet vcsn1
Col nsl Paine, "a foaslx1a. vhiis fexlmsnt
Cols nel ------, 3ofh Msssachusttts
(SptAn Rnbbsrd, 20 General ws,tss stAG
, 1863-07-01

Tho vestfy Of the Wabash Avenue Metho.
dist Church presented IN anlmated appearance
last evening, on the occasion Of a prcseuta-
tion to the pastor, Rev. Robert L. Collier, and
his Indy.
The friends Of the Pastor assembled at IN
early hour, in such numbers, and With such
feelings Of cordlality and love as must have
made lis heart, aa also that Of his lady, best
high With pleasure and hope tor the future.
Tic carly part Of tho evening was passed In
pleasant intercourse and social reunion, but
the main and happiest incident Of tho evening
was the presentation Of gold watch and $500
in grecnbacks to Mr. Collier, and by the ladics
Of the church en- elegant silver service to hrs.
Collier, from Giles jewelry establishment, on
Lake street. The unexpected donation was
an eloquent tribute Of The lore and respect Of
their friends. The presentation address was
madcbJ Dr.. Bovan, Of the church society, in
lew apt and and well chosen remarks, and
not few eTcs were moistcned in sympathy
with the JOY TINT filed the hearts of their
loyed pastor and his wife. Dr.. Collie; rc.
sponded in an eloquent and impressive man.
neF, expressing his gratitude for tho mani.
, 1863-07-01
MARINE NEWS
FORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. ,,Juaes9.
snF sTnF spnesan s1a s;9a IFanst 81 yosSPs sasdi;
F.s5assb aa naa.lo hsso5 soaalis; f. luno7
ssssjs 5s::ps sDse:s; ass TT m
Prop Ke1s:;6s: Hewitt ooderten. III bsls ash from
Bs;E 5s'sz sssa n zsas sis lspsr
Rs Bssk ssess sssss ssss BIS
eessS no s. no,n.,
RRg Rstgg Iss:s $s;s s$ sog.a 1zs!s.
sE hby S 1o o' silt
Ecnr y Ra1ter, Henderson. Kingston. II eds wood.
sshr Llliy Dancy. heEsy. aode.tch 60 eds wood. --
Es5T Es5 I55:s ss Sis K&ssS M Sfiek
sSF ss5 Fff1s a,9a;5
ST sf5iTRs'ss is e:2 FIJI l
senf Gates Reddick. Aanitowoc, 1Go N lumber,
sss 81. { EE|isE E|E sas.:s: Reg.!e, Is .en.csal
eeaf o1n a1 msoes' flood Huhso. LIS m lumber from
sehs k.ts iiisehn.a, rza1her. puas1o.
selr MoIss MeDSaaId. pldao. 20 aiaubes. 50
eehs Ahssre.s Pa4Esr Sss nss 1uber
Ss5 E:ss&S sa:J Bsiiss5
s q sss
sssr tPs Rs'; %;.t s.rztoD. o
ssps < Ea.s aa,s;a; I gsy M city ~ ss1s sst
sshr M1nSs of fe eh1 Mon9E rste19SS 1o5 nna,o
SSsSf TsS,s S,sF Wi; M6;;1; i e. 60 t.: sosl
sssF dsa SHn ST. lumbar
Echr Grru uae; McHa51E. Mnskegon. 6 eds wood.
, 1863-07-01
FINANCIAL. and COMMERCIAL.
TUE H1ONEY EdAKKET. .

~.
nrhc demand fo- New York excbnnce - atm
heexv ND ratcs inn at nasr6a,5 buy,no md YAK
., .e1,,,t, rr,ccs ysw honec. s,1 .,,,,1I, ~
tn,ao-s - ~ INT tn.-;1.
~. a',-a. 81 far 40 wo co-, -. ,,... :,
rnc,t ttc s+r;c,,onc-- - =,
@ns, So-or, .ha ,reaa1t VOL rsnsa ~,
usa ~ aar anrthin, aharo e - oau
s,rn1na bc1nn1 the s,,a.a sr,nt,
oean..omors s '1D f' ''eo -'+''Ss'''''' "A'''7
cn1Jh.s Hnr.rstcd consfde,,h1x r7bo ,,... Il,
yp,n s+-nc+ ~ rrpnvtca h, n.tr,+o a,.,,+oha.
we're oa fo1,owa 147s< 147. ia 14sx c'o.,1,,, =
.r.c.- M. -, ho,.a ,ros fas,aIae'
, 1863-07-01
COMMERCIAT


TUESDAY EVENING. June 30, 1B83,
WEEL1 REv1Ew-TuE WEATHER AID Crors.-
During the pa5. week the winter wheat harvest has
been progressing finely in the Southern and Gem
tral portions Of the State, and the crop, though
light, is said to be IL excellent quality. The
drought In the Central part Of this State and in
Iowa has been severely felt, and tho spring csops
are suaerin. considerably in consequence. The
corn is eald to- be particularly backward. The
spring wheat looks well On tie whole, and oats
will be full crop.
The following tables slow tho receipts and chip
merts olleadirg articles Of commerce during the
past week and since the let Of January, with COM
pasative statistics:-
, 1863-07-01

Ao-s'-:'.-. Ut0o aJUIt lb6lEu 4duN
TIC general markets to.day opened firm, hut
owing to less favorable 'adsices from New York,
they closed quiet md casier. )
The Wheat market opened firm aud 5S61tc per
bushel highez-with sales OF To Spring at $1o9@
1.1o; Noa Spring, o25s@9;c and Rejected Spring,
st'ezel7se hut the market at the close was 1ezs
buoyant md the advance was partially lost.
The Flour market was quiet; with white winter
extras at sG.z5@75o: eprlcg extras, at s4.75 and
sspring super at Sa.GoQls25.
Tie Cora market opened steady and firm, but
closed at a decline Of 5l@Ae per bushel-with
sales Of about 22ofoo bushels, at 5sc for River
White Mixed aaoat; s1c for High Mixed af1oat
604e for Canal Mixed anoat; 4sH1 14sze 10, Mixed
Corn in store; and 474c for REJECTED Corn In
storc-tle market closing at 45Xc for Mixed in
Store O, ..v-,.
Oats closed about 1c per bufhel 1ower-opening
at SIC and cloeing ut 58156,4c-with buyers at tho
inside and sellers at the outs1ds quotation.
Rye was steady at 67c. Barley was sold at st.:7
1115- Highwines were sold a. 4ac-closing weak.
Provisions were quiet-with .nles Of rcitypacke
at &c. =
F1oigtts were active and easier-with1 liberal en-
gasementa, atsc for corn, End DC for wheat to
Buffalo. p. -,
, 1863-07-01
Total. .-10,N5 1f,ee5s .-..

- IUIHk. ~~lU7133 lQ,@J- -, 1U337
In the Country.
The following arc the only returns received
from tho country up to the hour Of going to
press:
R1cn-Wllliams, Sc; Aver, 10; Williams
mej. 40.
IfoNs-Williams 80; Aver 10; Williams
majority Il
fRoylso-WIliams Co; Ayers; Williams
maj. IS.
Wi1liams' mai. 165.
C1cERo-N'i1liams, 81 mai,
, 1863-07-01
CHICAGO GROCERY MARKET,


TUESDAY EV1NESa4 june 80 1853.
For The sazon, there Is m active trade among
the grocery men, aad although there are no heavy
transactions On speculative account, there Is an
active demand from the country dealers for iu,me-
diatc wants. Refined sugars, owing to the advance
In gold, have Strengthened. and close very t1m at
an advance Of fn11y Hc. On Raw there is no ma
terial change, except On the choice grades Of New
Orleans, which show an Improvement Of &c. Other
staples arc firm, without decided Improvement
We give closing prices as follows:
, 1863-07-01

WHITLEY &. CARY, Law Office,
" Marine Dauk Building. Chicago. III .wtll gtye
tbeir unGtvlc ed sttenNon to Marine nud Commercial
Law nEd particularly to Col taioa Insurance.
coEtsc q Ati:eehtpent Drst.igE PAGES eta een:
Handy. Col Il, s, Shepherd, md j. i. EeathsTly,
Sec, Buffalo Mutual lns. CO. io3Q ESQ lm3tp
, 1863-07-01

Dn: JAMEe.-Thc following editorial Is ffor, the
Mobile a) Adferti.er OF Stay I'd, ISL, co acesa.
inE ". Jamcs, formerly Of james Hospital, Cus-
'e aodse ao Eas stfee New 05lsans L. in
20. Is Randolph street. between State aud D.ar. ~
bon streets Her: It il:
Cresets' tat Dir james, mot lii caanas fadies
man, whose eands OF life' have recently run OH.
bit Ttr!tabe AID bkillful practit.oner,] who has
nsen conductin on: Of tho laEgeas hospitals Ia the
ito lresert mouth ior tae: North. WHAT aat; IL
ltarcs for nc cannot soy, only conjecture :
lEe Moth Be- that us It may, nc can say, and
with confidence that hc has the greatest reputation
II II THIS country, in spsei4lity. OF any physician
had OCCASION to know that Dr.. James il 30 ouor.
able ran, az be will Inform those requiring bis
aid whe.hGs orno he can give tstm cure The
permanent ono. ia good cridencc that he Is capable,
Of accomplishing Nha: he promises in the treat
ret ne 81, IN laease to which he coz
The follow i1g is the announcement In tho Now
"DErARrunz or Da. JAxEs.-This gentleman
large portion OF the community, his d-palture Is
ever reEIetfol event Hs leaves the city on Sat
nrlay fol, do5 Tue North We esa ehss.fay recon-
peculiar branch Of medicine, WIG has no living su-
pe5tort Ind fey, Il any, rivals. -,
4't uAAEs-EPCEl0llSE1 IN tlc treatment OF lfs-
cafes Of the hlood and efjn-cures thcsc eradicaly
without merrury eodide Pabncaie; Arsenic or Saf-
sapaIil'a-tnt with aneutEl1.zer which ia a posi-
tive cure. Nervous and geucral debility, organic
Weakness bfonGht On by c1tess, oycf-taxation to
business Of tnta!led hcreditarily- causing loss OF
memory. &c, &c, cnred by an fnfallab!e method,
saving both time and e1penec. Those afflicted
shtuld npply Immediately and save themselves
from tho consequences Of these much to bo dread
cd diseases. DE. Janes' Office and paslors a1eat
No. s6 Randolph street. mp stairs. wacrc he can be
cons*tt from 3a- N. till p. n. Consultations H.
vlplab1c.
, 1863-07-01

ThG mMKet, etncc Tho advance Of the rebel ar1pv
into peinss!vanfa, and the consequent advance ii,
gold. has ruled active md 1rm and prices have
th0wn slight improvement. ''>"'0
To-Day the market opened firm md 5<1Sfc high
CT than yesterday; but before the close the IN
pEovcmtnt was partially lott owing to the less t.
sofable neWs f1om New York. The sa1es were as
houses and In T.. D. s Co.'S aud F. i
T.'a) at $1:1o; 100 bu do -Qn North Side
~ aousesl at Sl!9H; 1000 hn do at .$1-09; 25--
Ia 2. q Co. y Ut Ste; 105G0 bn do T. O. b. at
ese; EGG By DC In store at s5Ke: 1000 bu do 1t
5c; i 4W pa 90 nu y: s;'sl At DC; 400 bu do lin
lin North Side honses) at SOC 1900 ba do In f. &
at 1Sc; 1,s00 bu do TN 8. =. & Co.'S at 7Gc;
coRN-Reesifed to-day, as3ssa bu; shipped,
lG3,ito By. The following table ehows the r.
, 1863-07-01

artatng from Specific causes, in both aoxes- new
and reliable treatment, In reporte OF the Howard
Associatson-sent In scaled letter envelope free OF
s1d Association, No. ? South Ninth street, Phila-
dc|plfa Pa. fcl9-tw
, 1863-07-01

scow Trenton, spish. Point Ect5ey. 100 cds wood
IL e. Sa eas: SsisS; E41ess. saad;te,
Prop Asme M,saaSay bua:o. Il oeo ou co,n. saobr1s
Prop coyahoga 9ey buffalo. go nu co1a. 1000 5r.,
g.sp esskss Ps,,s onts;esco 4; # sqa5s's "a ,,r
A0p Id BIS fsnr zoo Piss ieai -
Prop PttssaiEh, Hopkins Buffalo, II 800 eu corn 1000
Prop ~ e Madison. Lifts csusso. 1'o'' Dn wheat
Prop Hnte ora Sutn sazna GO ou corr, 1ed' bs1s
NeuE. suEdssta
Ell; Bs;E En- Ha8' Mssfs
RlIs Lucy tls, /, Mum Buffalo Deoo bu corn.
EST 5as hSsss sass
sear Wee of tha Morning, Peterson. Buffalo. reoo
EssE EssE Sss5s:ss; 4as. ss
ILLINo1s AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRDGKPoET. june 80, 1sds-1o Pm,
Alonzo DRAKE Ia.aEe. s hrIa hy1 ,lme.
Chnuahan, thacana1.
American stsF. 1asslle.
EdInbu1g Seneca.
Mspie ssa Issf. joliet.
i Z q L omis athens. 5 ton. coal.
Wa,erog, Lasa1'e. s N lumbeE. ..
IN s@ses i = sd NsI.s Ss1.ps.; xe.z.,:
Eaatnns, Las&l1e.
Il dsyiosd. .1eekpozt. Il IA lumber. IL N slaiug. m
sRSfsa ssftes5 n Lumbar. Ii Il shingles, ,1,
2so Ibs staEes md headirg.
ksssRRsss, ksRRss tt$55Rs5ss t$s5RRs!s.
, 1863-07-01

.eVF E; Rieby,, 30 Randolph street, is selling
Wholesale and retail. The trado supplied On tho
, 1863-07-01

Go 70 THE BEsr-Go 10 BRrAsr 4 araArroa's
Cu1oA1o CoaaKRc1AL CoLIEoE. to get thorough
practical business education,
, 1863-07-01
CHICAGO LUMBER mARMEF

TUESDAY EVENING, June -, 1863.
1ECEIrTs oE IUMBER, su1E01Es, I4Aru, kTu,, yoR
THE WEEK ENDING JUNE e, 1861 COMPARED WITH
TIE TNo PREVIOUS YEARS.
1863. 1862. 1861.
Lumber, feet....... II sa5 100 11,TE9co0 6As,0O0
Shingles, N0-....... 25l0,010 256e,O0o $751; GO
1ath, pcs-.......... ac1,000 1,4sbnD 4s2c00
Timber, fect..-..... 13o,0L0 10000 G0,0O0
Poats, uo.--........ 21.671 o,G45 5000
nRcErTs OF LEXHE1, eHIN1LEs AND LAru FnoN
TEE let OF JANUARY TO pA1H, Fon TREKE
YEARS.
1868. 1863. 1851
Lumber feet. .1c3, ,e3D COO eS 800 10 90
Shingles, coo s., SO 6t0 z 20
Lath, pcs. ..1Q 485 900 70, ,i90
Posts, No..-........ 2a7,497 3s0,48s, a71,799
su1PxExrs OF LuAHrR, s11NoIEs AND 1ATu, ZOE
TIE WEE ENDING JrNE Il 1861. -
, 1863-07-01

In the Eighth Ward, F. ]. Ulbrich {Dem.)
Was elected Alderman without..oppositipn in
the place Of Sheridan, resigned.
For purposes Of comparison, We gtye the
vote Of last spring, as folIoHs:
, 1863-07-01

HOTEL TH1Ev1So.-Ttc room Of guest 1t
tic New York HouEe was entered, while tho
occupants we're at. dinner yesterday, and riacd
Of q suit OF clothing. "
, 1863-07-01

a1o well snstnircd. f-1~e.
TO-DAY, owing to less favorable alyiccs from
New York, the market c1oscd K@AHc pcr bushei
loTer- Sales: Geo hu White Mixcd atfoat at 53c.
6:c00 bu high Mixed adoat ut sic; SNO In Canal
Mixed adoat at E01ie; 18o0o ba Mixed Corn IN store
!eaIyl A. 4sxe; so,GC0 bn do at lsAc;. 10000 bu
47Ae; 1's9o bu No Grade" in etorc at d3Xc:
,@ ,e9 nM Received lsst week, IS, i,os9bu shipped,
psr ~ bpslei s lower since Yesterday. sales were:-
store at 51c. ~'S"' ~ 1$''e~tso ~
R{EEReceIrcd to day. e.514 hu; received last
week, 1a,?7s bn; shipped, aa go hu. Tho market
cloees quiet and without material change. Sales
793p4E x MsEe;- @ eco bu No: In store at t7c.
bAhLEY7Reeeived. 1884 bu. Received last
Mcek, 22iQ buehels shipped, none. Tho mar
ket Is quiet and steady ut ransc Of ooc03i
common 10 prime TO-DAY tho ealcs were as fol-
lows: &c bags good at $I.15; rs bags fair quality
AsHES-Babbltt's Pure Potasbes in tin cans
steady at 16c. Common PotasLes In faIr de1naud
Acknowledgement and quiet at s50.7c per
BEAEs-IIn good demand and scarce at sS0o0
3.26 for good to primo. ~
BUTIER-1s 1u good supply and hsm at 1s61ic |
ior good to primo drEin; 10Q1a: for roll aud tub,
yR60I CoRN-Thcre is but little movement
IL Broom Corn, end tho market ia steady at $1,000
11k0. GO for Inferior to prime.
, 1863-07-01

HoRsE THIEVES AnorT.-Two valuable
horses were stolen on Monday night, from the
stables Of residents at Hyde Park. Connois
seurs in lorsefesh arc numerous Just now.
Look ont for thieves,
, 1863-07-01

The OrERA-Don Giovanni WIS produced
last nj ut in excellent style and fully equal in
a1l respects 10 the first rendition, Of which VIC
have already given full criticism. It Was
thoroughly appreciated. Tlis evening, the
grand tragic orcra Of Il Poliuto.
, 1863-07-01

Hay Press.
VIC call the attention Of haT dealers to the ad-
vertieemcnt Of the celebrated" Beatcr uny Press,
which ia now On exhibition at the fremont
House, By the Patentce, ). L. Harris. juno e7 Ut
, 1863-07-01

HOME of TUE Fn1ESD1Es5.-Tle monthly
meeting Of the Board will be held at tho
Home this afternoon ut O'Clock,
, 1863-07-01

COUNTRY pRoDUC-Eggs are steady ut 100
11c Poultry dull at $1.755s.Aa5 for Chickens, and
4Qbc for Turkeys. :. -.
FRUITS apples are scarce and nominal.
Dried apples arc dnI, aud on round lots q alight
good demand and f1m,' Oraneca and Lemons are
frm and active. RatsIns steady. Currants firm
, 1863-07-01

festntion of their esteem and lore, both on
the part of. himself md his excellent lady.
Just previous to'the presentation, the COM
pany were invited into the ante-room Of the
yestry, where beautiful table of Injuries was
laid ont in rich profusion, to which full jus
tice was done. = ::
TIE CoNa1oS COUNCIL MEF1sa.-The
very late hour to which the Last council meet
Ing was held, precluded us from 'obtaining
the full report Of proceedings., But little
WEB done, however, additional to our report
beyond the disposition of. the wood md coal
ordinance, and the -four ordnance Tho
former, with the 1emonstsance against it, was
referred ton Special Committee of ono from
each division OF the city. Tho latter was
called up and laid upon the table. A"recon-
sidcration WIS moved, aud this In turn laid
upon the table, thereby ehectually killing the
ordinance. ..--. ..
Held TO BAn.-George Rhodes was held
to bail yesterday for picking the pockets Of a
German, Mt Wright's Grove, on Sunday Last.
The facts are these: The defendant with
others improVised row, and while the atten-
ton Of the complaining witness was called to
the impending riot, the prisoner slyly insert
ed his hand into his pocket and took there
from his pocket-book, containing $345.
Rhodes was arrested at once. and the nocaet.
hook recovered. His crom,cat,or ras11ted -,
his being held to ta;1 tor s5oo for h;s ,nnaa-.
ance at The next term NJ tha Raoo,a.s,a
Court.
HOUSE ESTERED.-On Monday night, the
heusc on the corner Of Polk and Sherman
streets, now occupied as q saloon. Tas enter
sercr., watches bc,o,oin,- - 49, tssssa". a.a
and inmates r. rna thonebt tv of7oo-s 49,. a.s
examined the premises. that The cn,rv 11oa ~ ~
fectcd from the inside. and ecarcb.v,r~on+
was taken ont. which promises IN rara,1 +ha
x1odua ortyaudi This noorn,nr o
man c,tizen w,a vestcns.s rs,,srad w. 1885, ~ aSi
# 1,ook conto,nice neo,1v 1,ro 1nndred ~ ~ ~
=, +,o v,o;n;+,. ~ 10 NJ, 1uoo.s.s -,
Dano+ r. ,i,o -oo,.at ,,oat- ..a-,a.- 1e ss
money ve-e +ro cbecrs ana -, t,,a ~ va.4a ~
1Ior;no 7ns,r.n,o r7omaasr -. eeo .s ~.
,. a.,.a- ~. Iaana,s % 1Ja.:a ; w ~ , aAu tuo
s5a, both payable to ulrsch's order. Paw
mcnt Inns been stopped on them.
1-
H., gr.s.eaIAN .'4e, .. .. iue motnlne uae o1
%1o H>HA1eoo1 anu oatu4da3 eACulslou lr11u5
, 1863-07-01

To All Afflicted with Catnrrh, Throat
DtEea*e aud Affections of the Chest.

c: The Throat and c2sat Rooms Il md IS Meeor
lnick'a Building, corner Of Randolph and Dear
born Streets, Civ his entire attention to this &C.
partncnt Of practicc. The extraordtua.y saccess
which has attended his practice in this city, has
Bile parties in Chicago: It is especially desirable
that Ill wLo kayc need OF medical aid, cIthe- for
catarrh, asthma, Bronchitis or Consumption,
snould make early application. The patient at i
distance, who cnt1ot COME to the city to remain
here for treatment, can, after m examination, re-
with SUCCESS. Where it Is impossible for the party
to eorac personally to the city he ehould write as
many Of HE symptoms az possible, and rive such
description us will afford correct idea Of the
case; list OF questions will be Furnished upon
application.
part diseased, md improvement Is seen and felt
iron, the first day ct Treatment.
The pa.lent is not required to- akc mnch mcdi-
cine.
The remedies arc mild and pleasant in their &C.
tion, anil the improvement fs radical
Tke ncw remedies can be used at home or abroad
with perfect facility The patient who is engaged
IN brs!ness will baye no occasion to suspend hIs
breinces In order to pursn1 treatment
As C0ida, Cntarth and Throat diseases (which
c1n lie speedily cured If tcn In tiue) lead direct
tue diecAae in ita first invasion.
All interested are invited to call for iuycstiga-
ton. and every facility will be afforded free Of
charge.
PnEsESTAT1oN.-U. C. C]oycs, Esq, who has
long been known as sexton OF st. Faul's First Unl
vtfsalist Church, Of this city, was made the recp
day evening last, By his many friends At the house
Of s. d, EimbafL, GEO., 81 Michigan avenue,
, 1863-07-01
FOR sALE-The property known
1BANK OF Ia A4KYE.3s

/ CITY A4f6. at Ia hv fix
essaped ii b 1 sasea: eset 81
See hn}rE II IT, r tson: SAD
roS anc beGrt o inain hntid|o1 1isosa. Is wash
bsntns room oa tie lrst aoof. III daeilins
s;eiQ Tn
e Se! ?:S!i ::$
~ L ;e "a
ison shutters: there ia celsr under each building:
| sEd GRATIS connecting With thu public sewerr. Tho
wss ouli:. IT,
Or 5hs ppes1ls+s Sa = July 2 163 -
5 s,s sass1 Gsats
WII fpps nnnss or p7 esF to J2nN R9ck
T0F SAiE-A Roo-5;oo Taaso
and Saloon TIE honss ls,a good LOCATION, Is
I'll '.s 1pS q 95a s5a
ees VIZ EaR corner OF fok ri sssau
E. SALEons is5 ! 80, Steam B. Boiler
PoaFsp F9ofP Postses etSss
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!, sssa xs vet 5; s5eks BIZ aea soans
19s!lsa9 9zS 73p:ess Company: !e:e gsaes
N'OR bALE-A New Sail Boat
L with four os.p, Anchor. Caa,n. coc,oass. 6o Al,
As p@s{ pmee' At INC basin teot Of Randolph e.
n o4s pAAE-A Z arm s1tuateQ IN
, 1863-07-01

I..1lascf. 5hing1ea. 1ath.
" " Lanai, ,...:.::--.. o57s157 $4,000 227,OO0
6Y y. @ =. U. h h. l. 4G7,eS0 875,000 H7l0O0
3 IL. G. r RR.......a,1G3TDO i.212UO 6fbtf6
BY Chi. d RI r. R.. 61000 G75,500 M'711
By G. B. &C Z. .R..-.1,s53,T50 BI36O0 sf50N
By c. A. & St. L. r. E. N5,16Q 435ab0 d6aOM
BY G. 4 N. ". r. r.. 40,4-8 $3.50 8.00l
By C. b hill. r. Re-. 49,.
Three Eastern r. RS, a,50Q 65,0O o.001
Total last week.: 463 1852 900 2bol,7 400
TotalpresIous week 6,l07,039 3,a53,150 S77'5f1
Corresp'dS week 1862 7603,y65 4,4s5,m3 1.31a69S
Corresp' 'dg week 1861 B,a33323 .297IU00 1aS5 mn
, 1863-07-01

Ho FoR NIAGARA There will boa rrand
excursion from this city and Milwaukee On
the new propeller s*Idahoc." Tickets to
Buffalo and return, SIS, holdipg:sood ILL the
1st Of September The excureion will start
about the 14th of July. Preparations are b&
Ing made fer grand time.
, 1863-07-01

festation of their esteem and lore, both on
the part of himself md his excellent lady.
Just previous to'the presentation, the COM
pany were invited into the ante-room Of the
yestry, where q beautiful table Of Injuries was
laid ont in rich profusion, to which full JUS
fice Mas done. :: /
, 1863-07-01

FoR LAKE. surER1on.-Quite party of
Cincinnatians arc booked for Lake Superior,
on the next trip Of the Planet. She is TO
leave here July 9th. She Is the best and la1-
gest boat on the upper lakes.
, 1863-07-01

The Hour market closes dull and without any
material change in prices since the date Of onrln
weekly review TODAY the saes were:--5O brls
"st. George" WHITE winter extra at $3.50; 60
brls "Gtcnada,' 50 brls .s Bunker Hill u and SO
hrls @Centr al City +" white winEer ut So. Is: $50
btls good spring extra at $5,25; 800 b1ls do at
, 1863-07-01

The exercises ut tho First Baptist Church,
1aE3 evening, brought together larse num-
ber Of interested spectators. After tue usual
opening exercises, the audience were edited