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AFHn 70, lSE2-
Aeio. I.aSa1!c, Il: brla four.
.,netf:iiia, 81; hx34 nour-
Eocktt. /. Lnckpott, s. co bu corn.
Atlantic. Norrie. 5000 bn corn, 5000 Ms trees,
35GO 1os Aorir.
IioEtst. Ottawa. I-iG0 En corn.
Jollr I:.ie'iis. Norris, {, tD bu corn,
Oneida. Ottawa. 500 hui ccru :a4O !os asricultu-
r.l i1nFi, u,t nts, S.S1U tns furniture.
Mound City, LaSalie, 4,sD0 BIZ corn, 1000 In ryc
G0' empty brr.
Aida, 1.:isal'e. l., ea br!s Gour, 1s3 t-ls pork.
u Leonard, 5CcD hu corn.
Dick OvcEal{. 5,GGt bn corn
Empress. '-15t Iris flour.
Z l. l!!:htoon, 2-9v,6 b. pork.
NM Merriam, $50 tn COIN
/ Arctic, s. zoo bn corn.
! baltimore, s. .1G1 bu corn, 81 b1Is molasaes
Gold Eagle. $3.50 bu corn.
Humboldt $3.50 bu corr.
tHior. OttaTa, 6,s0l be coru
harrington, 5O hn corn. is bu barley. s0D noats
G'btatas. Iasalie. !, ,Qi3 bu corn, 96 tcs iard.
Ceaf1ai City. 5,fe3 bu corn.
A'ona: Aorrts' Atoo bu corn, LOCO bu barley, 1850
A. 0'Conner. Latallc, 4500 bu corn.
l.omnodo1t Foote. SEQ bp corn,
GcneEiere. 800 bu corn.
Cnion, 5,E bu corn.
4 Douglas :, S hKls pork.
Boston, ltiea. 5.fG0 ha corn.
, 1863-04-21

III Ward North b. var, Burcn street, east by
Jefferson street, eolth by the South Branch, and
west by Morgan ct.
3th hWard-Norttl by Van Buren street. east by
Morgan street, south by the South Brancb. and
west By citr limits, on Western avenue
nh llaid-North by Fourth street, eaat by Cur
tiss and Aberdeen streets. eonth by Van Iurru
street, and west by the city limits on Western av
cnue.
1uh Ward-North by Randolph street, east by
the South Branch, eouth by Van Buren, street. and
west By Cnrtiss and Aberdeen streets
1lh Hdrd-North by Fourth street, cast by the
by CuItisB street.
1sM H;c1M-Ineluding Holstein}--So.th by city
Ninlts, east by the North Branch, south by Fourth
stTect, and west BY the city limits on Western ay-
enue.
NORTH SIDE,
1cth 1Fard-North by city limits on Fullerton
avenue, cast by the Lake, Eonth by North avenue,
and west by the North Branch.
1tM HuTd-Nort!1 by North avenue. cast bT the
BraltEh.
15fh 1Eayd-North by Division street, cast by
the Lakc, south by Huron street, aud west By tho
North Branch.
16th Nard--North BY Huron street, cast BIZ the
Lake, south by tile 1nuin river, and west b. lie
North Branch.
, 1863-04-21

.-.......- -AoSuAI LFEHIAG. Apt1I -. 1863,
EEEIGHTs-Nothing doing, The arrfTal ofnra-
pel1ezs from tue lower lakes has 1cnrrrrd yes,ei
o"he!s easftr Vessels to arrive are ottrc,l freely
At dc Tor cotn to Buffalo shippers holding or 10
FLOUR Received, .5,s4o br1s; shipped, 1000
bEls. Market for spring -snperhnc brands .ctiyo
ana nm; ~ but e3t.as arc tlIli and Ted. Sales
.ts4 50: 1!5 bsls doat 100; sol hrls sprin saper
At $3.50; 80 brls unsouud do At $500. No sales OF
estT2s. Cn.. and - market entirely nominal.
GoRN AEAIEl0H tons coarse corn meal in
BRAS-1o 2 AZ tons II bu!k On track At $3.50.
oATsomoRseeived, 16.7s hu. Market qaset.
receipts Rejected Corn in store at sc;
sS &C., bu J. do - 4 |I:.sx go ,S;s ,bs;sPs No
,MHEAT.Rcsei,ed, ao,oai ba !; shipped. none
Market duii and 1c lower: sales wefe 3foa ba
S sn<hsis ~ d It sps:nS lG Il 1eS s5'5s IL
winter .asG,s 5eeslpts r. tI Dc = $oo s9o bu fFss
jected Red Winter At Sl.07: 800 ba winter receipts
DO At 81 O.: e1oGo bu wiutcr receipts Rejected
spEins at Sc; go bu fresh receipts do in i Ts)
BY so.,nS e S:G,o ba Red Winter In bass on
CORN Received, 6s,s17 bu; shipped, 6,aoo bu.
6ceo bu Prime Winter mixed 1aoat at 5.:: 1850
bn f.esh receipts YelloT Com il sto7e at nc: ~
ii SO O. b: eoo bn flesh receipt: do in .tore 1t
nt t4Se; 1000 b1 Do at s77ac 5Gon 10 q: 471tc; so3
e. ee,pts d. n Il 5 Hs 5a st s. M n e9 TtessF e: r.
ce!pts Rejected Corn In store at 45ii{c.
Iy Sample 100 bu Condemned Corn on track
KiE-.:Reccivcd. sss hn., Market dnl and lower.
Sales: :oo bu fresh receipts No ut lie ~ sam
III: 1I icp 192 e2gs St. St IS , on t5aek: ,::
113 bags good At 5 Is Oh track; 143 and ., bags
i{; HGHwlSEsp ri y Sales: 100 br,s at s,c-
01yf5: }fH5EaS oaS;5iaE L 2?'y s. sa1
! NESS PORK-1so bzls old country Mesa Pork at
IARp-a5 brls country kettle rendered Leaf
BUTTER Market easier. Sales, ], 100 ns prime
Eo!I u at - IS: e Z 20 bIls good do at a1c. Common
EGGs-steady and quiet at Sc = dozen, with
sales Of s6 br1s at that price--shippcrs na5I 1t
Inc sio,e passsrs we're Offering only TIC, and the
CLOVER sEED-Dull. Sales, 10 bags prime
q TiN6rur FS'T; sEEp-pemana very tr,1ins, and
the market extremely dull Sales, ia bags prime
FLAXsEED-Ihe market is quiet but firm. with
aI!EEN Ii;CTT-5l bis prime Green Apples
DRIED FRC1T--e5 brls dried apples at s,:c; 10
lays nnFarcd peaches (ha1rcs} ut i. lic
sALT-t1 br1s Fire OnondagA At s1.T0, de1iv-
cred ct sa:s; cargo OF Saginaw Fine s.lt, to ar
| f1fG IN MAY. ut 81 .CU.
| HlHES-M:rlet quiet and unchanccd Sales:
e1tIa choice Dry Flint at 1SSc; 50 Dry Flint at
bfy e.; rlnt I'M 1nG;s: His:s 17x5a,s
| DEy Sailed .......,,,,....t..I EflI
G!ssa G!y s.s G1Eea 7 d s;:;. @sH
| al III. nlt Eh1as...'..-.. .--.......--. T.
E!seh 1 enGuttJ. I ~
!
| TIL0W-Duil, with light sales OF county 1T
| s.. G9c.
rtTAToEs-s0e bushels prime Neshannocks ut
| :ec: 20" but Peach Blows at Sc. Demand good for
| prime qualities.
| inquiry.
PoI:LTRY-c Chickens, ssto3a.a5 q doz rur-
| keys 20 &C y u.
| EGGS-Market quiet at 7d9Sc.
/ kEKt:SENE-Is very dull, snd the market il a
sha'c easier. We NOW quote dark to prime white
| ofs snGr 43c
, 1863-04-21
AN INFAMOUS OUTRAGE
The Mayor Of Chicago has Re-
leased the Inmates Of the
Br1deWel!

Yesterday, the Mayor Of Chicago, s' 'Hove-in''
Sherman, nE1EAsED NEARLY ALL TIE INMATES
OF TIE nR1DEwELL, on condition that they
would vote for him to-day. This is on actual
fact!! Our etreetsnow are filed with these jail
bifdswho viii vote the Coppcrhcad ticket. It
shows the desperate strait to which this tool
is reduced wLcn he lets loose the scum Of the
Bridewcu to secure their votes.
Union men Of Chicago! Will you endure
this outragee VIII you not crush this plant
tool Of treason SO ct1ectual1y that he will ney-
crrisc againe We caution you to be on the
alert. Be yigilrnt, cautious and wary. The
Coppcrheads are determined to carry tho
election by the foulest Of means, of which the
instance VIC have given above isa sample
We appeal 10 every loyal citizen Of Chicago,
outraged by this scoundrclly proceeding.
Come out today, vote, and then work all
day: !: Make to-day the last one in which Chi
cago shall be outraged and dsgraced by Fran
els c. Sherman. -,
, 1863-04-21

To the Voters OF Chicago.
Do you wish to please jeff Dariss Then
vote tie Coppcrhcad ticket
Do you wish to weaken the power Of the
Government to put down the rebellion Then
votc the Coppcrhead ticket.
Do wish to discourage and abandon to their
fate our gallant officers and eoldicrs in the
field. Then vote the Copperhead ticket.
Do you wish to cut OF supplies for our
armies, and leave the soldiers and their .fami-
lies to sta1ye? Then vote the Copperhead
ticket.
Do you wish 10 invite foreign powers to in
te1fere in our affairs, and recognize the South.
ern Confederacy? Then vote the Copper
head ticket.
Do you wish to See glorious old New Eng
land "sunk to the level Of the ocean ?" Then
vote the Copperhcad ticket.
Do you wish all the blood and treasure that
have been poured out in this struggle, to be
spent in vain? Then vote the GopperLead
ticket. =
Do you wish to see the Northwest set over
to JEFF Davis Confcdcracye Then vote the
Cspperhead ticket.
Do you wish to become the tail Of jeff
Davis Slave Empire! T1enyote the Copper
head ticket.
, 1863-04-21

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
DKTEnrT. April ~. 1858.
Gr-Eark Mary Jane, Schooncrs Sanderson,
Nicaragua, I1onsides. Andrews, Perry, Oneida,
Mary Brown, Bates, Fulton.
Dowy-None.
EF-Apzil A-Schooncrs Powkattan, Maple,
Plymouth, Hosg, Plowboy.
Dows-Propcllcrs Maine, Empire, Gsauitc,
Cleveland, Ptaizie.
TuE STRAITS OF IAcE1sAc opEy.-The p-opel-
Ter Hunter, Capt Dickson, made her appearance In
our river this morning, being the first vessel from
Buffalo this season. She, As well as other pro2e.
lers, had been waiting nine days at MackinAc for
an opening in the Ice. and were gsatided with IN
opportunity to get through On Saturday night By
threading their way through thc. openings caused
by strong northeast wind.
The officers OF the Hunter inform us that there
were from fifteen to twenty miles Of floating Ice,
varying in thickuess from eigh.eeu inches to four
feet. 4 propeller, trying to get through, had be-
conc disabled and was flying signal OF distress,
hrt. when last seen, lad two psopcuers and the tug
1eyiathau alongside There were about eighty o.
ninety vessels on the other side, waiting to get
though and they will probably get here dnring the
next three or four days. About seventeen pyopel
ere accompanied the Hunter, but, as Is hex wont
she showed her heels to III OF them.
, 1863-04-21
Grats High Live prs'd Beef.
Seed. Hides. H'es. Hogs. Hogs. c tie.
Ms. M. hr16. M. M. Mn


ro+,, +n.o c-oo ..'-
rb;. ,,,or-,,,,- ~ 49,. =, ~" :-,
r,n,,.- 49,. =. .as...s - 11 oo.''
Hnntsr e,s.ntr1 ~ 49, 49, -. az
-, -. 1f ue 80 49," ouoa1o, lug
hns,,... ~, ~ - .s-a- s .A.S seasoa' .so"'
M, ...a - - 49, ]no NV "est
sn-n,,s ~ s,s.ss..o- 40" ~ i11ope ''s fas'
The reccints to t5sv c,,h,,ced . an h.,. e,n.
acoe4 bu wheat ss s17 In co- ~ ~ =, 49, ea,
bu rye. ISL hn harley rbo .h;,,,,,t. =. ~
verr on1v nm hr,s four .3a ase 1,n 49,, - '"Ae
There vas cood attend,occ ~ 'Ch.,oa +os.n
hut the r1uriciual election which t,re. n,sca ~,
n,o,yovv scanned tn cnornes The attsnt5on ~ os,ss
.-'. - ,,a;... ,.sN oA .tet"
;ssta.5 ~ sn,,;,r, .hnrt :, tho ,-.;. .s~ss W."
~ 81, Il scha~-,.n,. sta-+ -,.s "s1o
~. -. ..,.s. -saa. - WV, ao"'
e,r. -. .s1.sss,ss5 5 ~ oaus
1-a,.3e",l rle ~. vas ,1ana.s, az az
, 1863-04-21
mANKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April so-co7EoS-N4-kct very
dull and lcasy. and nominal at GiSs55c.
FLoun-5c lower, " it'll good demand. Sales at
S6.scGe5.95 for extra s:atc; e71aSI7.95 for extra
round hoop Ohio; s. coGs-.0 for trade brauts, the
market e!osins Quiet
Wu1skY--Hvavy aud lower, at AffSS.t;sc.
GRAIE-Wheat dull ard henry, and .Etire;T rom
inal Corn shade lower, witt! fair business do
and state.
P1sorts1oSs-Pork dull and lower, at S1312k
9ls 50 for old usets $t5.a5Gs15 371s for new Do
Si1.0ceI13oe for old and new prime; St5.25l1G a5
for new prime. Beef ha,as quiet and a shade
casc1. with sales O. western 1t 314.0 Gl1G.5Q Da-
ron sidrs dull and Eonina11y unchanged. Lard
dull and lower At 9IB10Hc.
, 1863-04-21


E5." 4 yctc for Bryan Is vute for the
Cuo1i-a rote for Sherman is vote for &c.
ccssion.
=: 4 vote for Bryan Is 4 vote for the 7ig-
ocoEs prosecution Of TIC |a--a vote for
sLern.:!:: Is vote against tie war.
u; \ vote for Bryan is 4 vote to sustain
Tire prtsli.cnt-a vote for Sherman isa vote
against the Government.
Ey-A 4 vote for Bryau is IT, Totc to punish
treasou-a vote for Sherman Is q Totc against
patriotism.
e. A vote for Bryan is = vote to restore
loyal men to their country vote for 8her-
1uan is vote to deprive tllem VI IL utterly
~ yotc for Bryan is vote to avenge
The blood OF our dead-a vote for Sherman is
& vote to insult their memory.
GALEsA AND CHICAGO Us1oS RAILROAD
This road, tue pioneer among the railroads Of
the Northwest, is extending It's lines, and
rraspiur. as in iron fingers, Us broad and rich
regions as distinguish the Vest Controlling
the road known as the Iowa and NebEaskn, It
now hastens its passengers two hundred and
ninety miles towards the Missouri, and, by
October, it will set the !, down three hundred
and forty miles from Chicago.
Meanwhile, an arm Ia extending Madison.
ward Wisconsin, the Ga1ena engines
will by whistlIug up that capital, some bright
full morning. The Company now laye, to
cay nothing Of the double track, five hundred
miles Of road, and, we 1uay add with proprie-
II. that ro better managed FIVE hundred miles
can be found anywhere.
According to the new summer arrangement
to be entered upon On Monday, two trains
leave daily for Dunlcith-9a. N. and 9:10 D,
m.; two for Fulton and Marshall, Iowa--9 q.
m. and S:o0 p. m., one for Rockford, at 1 p.
NJ, and one for Genera, at $50 D. m.
PAINTINGS Of Chicago, there is IN
opportunity for doing good. a lady with an
invalid husband i, desirous of selling direc-
tions for new Kind Of cheap painting, an in
ita'icu Of oils. One dollar will not only rem
der you capable Of making handsome pictures
for your rooms but Of assisting herln her If:
forts for self-support. When sue calls on you,
pstronize her if possible.
THROAT AND CHEST DISEASES +
we shall publish another article upon diseases
Of the throat and lungs, from the pen of ].
Winslow Aver, II. D., physician for diseases
Of the throat aud chcst, rooms 12 and 10 Nc
Cormick's building, corner Randolph and
| Dearborn streets. DR.. Aver devotes his en-
tire attention to this class Of complaints, and
has large and, NC are assured, highly success
ful practice.
NoT1CE.-A letter WAS sent By Samuel Wcyl
4 member Of Miller's Battery, to his wife Mrs
Emma Weyl, by a returned soldier, who i:
supposed to be in this city. If he will 1eavt
the same ut this Office, or deliver it to Mrs
". at 2Gs Wctt Harrison street, 1c will receive
the thanks of Mrs. Weyl.
THE STRAITS OrES.-As will be seen By on,
Murine columns, The Straits are at last open
Business now will go on with rush.
, 1863-04-21
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS.
Opening and Closing Polls.


FEW CITY cHAHTFR, SECTION 21, cHArrEa0,
The ro!1a shall te opened by the Inspectors at s
O'Clock in the morning, and kept open till O'Clock
in the evening.
INSPECTORS. AND CLERKS TO 1E SWORN
Before opening the polls, the inspectors and
Clerks will hare taken and subscribed 10 the usual
oath, which oath must bs returned to tile City
Clerk with the election returns,
QUALIFICATIONS OF VOTERS.
The voter must be Of the are of twenty.one
EeaEs and la;e resided in the State at least ono
OF haye heen leaideut Of 1llinoa At the adoption
Of the Constitution, april .et, 1913.
He lanet lave been IN actual resident OF the city
At least six MONTHS next preceding the election,
next preceding the election.
leqnIcd a1;i By any 1eg2 sotsE the person offer
e resides, and stating how long he has there r.
eilcl and hia business or employment: and II hr
has not resided in such house for thirty days i'm
WHERE and in what houses he has resided for the
last thi1ty days; and shall, II required, take the
following
"Iswear (or 2flm> that L. ~ Of ths age Of tren:
States Tor wsR resident ct this State at the time
ofthe adoption Of the constitutional and have been
resident Of this State one year, and Of this city
That ~, now, and ilays been tor tlilty t,. days
cinct,l and have Ecs voted 1t tsls election. So
help nc God"
WHEN PERSON NAT ArF1Ra.
Whenever any pc7sou. required to tako IN oath
as aforesaid shall declare he hiss eouscicntou1
ecr,Irles against taking oath, he shall be per
mitted Instead Of taking an path to make his sol
form, to wit: 11H do salen,ly, tinceFelyaad irtt-
" dttIars and QErM.''
, 1863-04-21
Letter from.U. p. Harris.
To the E]ftnrs or the' 'f,hfreot, r-;hn1c.

I an pained to aec IN TOUR paper Of yesterday
morning the statement that have dlled'' the
".Corperheads" Although the papcr in question
does not charge me with disoYaaty 81: the public,
from its remarks. would infer that am tinctured
ph:tt:aIly to deny. My whole heart and soul arc
with re Government Of my country, and for the
never have knowingly said a word 0. committed
q act to tho prejudice injury OF the Of tho
ReFpblic. I IN uaconditioadAy for the Union.
This wish all to know who feel the least interest
in understanding my opinions or sentiments.
"a to my employing men IN the Ft1c Depart
, 1863-04-21

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
81 IelegEaph-] [BnmGEroRr, April 19-sp.m m.
xo. ,.,., CLEARED.
Golden C1ond, Ottawa
H G Looms Athens
Arizona, L. Sale, a55 8Ia ,lbs staves and headfno
Monitor, Ia Sale, 6,ooo n lumber 700 shingles.
Sir John franklin, Utica,
Eclipse, 1oekport. Is brls salt, 2,so0 ms mdse.
Ade1ia, Joliet, Is brls salt.
Danube, Ottawa, 40 br1s salt.
Constitution, La Sale.
Impt Iial, Loekpo,t, e, ,ses # lumbar:
Thorp. Joliet. IS, eco It lumber, 1890 1ath.
Aa:o1a, L Sale, i1a,ooo It luz7r.
Isdy F1=nklin. Athens.
Africa, Ii Sale, 5000 # lumber.
Waiter Smith, Athens.
Banner State, La Sale.
LEnbesmsn. La Sale, 6,s6o hu cats.
America Is Sale, 800 # lumber. 600 shingles,
150 b1ls heE1iucs.
ocean Spray, Ottawa
Fey Cit, LaSallc, eGa brls ea1t-
Investigator, Athens.
S T Gale, Athens.
Eldo.aao, L9sslle, 751,sst # lumber, 5000 shin.
J L Alexander, Lockport.
Rocket LaSslie
EdinbuaEh, Lasanc, Il, SIS II 1umberAe
ARR1fED-.-......- .--.Apri1 lisp. m.
F Gale. Athens, 400 ids rubbel stons "a uimen-
J L Alexander. Lockrort, eaoobu corn.
Investigation, Athens, as yds dimension stQue.
Beloit, LaSaie, 6.tQQ b1 co1n.
, 1863-04-21


Inc coppcrhead canaidata:fof Judge of the
Hceo1det Court il q cold.blooded, ili,nstured
sour' fpiteful, snazling aud disaEraSsdbt 4 db per-
son called Van Buren,. He is a.yioijS33fxson-
peIhead partisan wlthal. In conSSa$SffnSs,
In the street cars and other public no. X
understand that he publicly makes pae = ~; ~
presstons like this: "Thl5 is an unbo,r -
"un}ust war, gotten up by the Abo,;t,on1sts
sand he wanted to see the Administratinn,
removed hy q dispeuaation of Providence
Nor otserteise,'' md he did not care which
way. The "otherwise" means that In
is willing to see the oPrcsident and hi.
Cabinet assassinated or oyErthrorn br mob
violence or otherwise. Should such a man h.
made Judge Of the Recorders Court. Iet
every loyal man answer for himself ond then
vote for DoT, who Is IN ardent lover Of thu
Union, an excellent lawyer, genial, whole
sould man, and who Nill make au upright ant
talented Judge.
~T The loyal meu yotcsfor Bryan to-day
no scccssionist nor Coppcrhead wm vote To-
him. T..
, 1863-04-21
MARINE LIST
FORT OF CTdECAGQ. +

ARRIVED. -.
Stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, suEdries,
Prop ott9wa; tIas Warren as.kegon, ism lumber 70
Prop Hunter, dickson, Buffalo, COO brls salt,
Prop Ncnoca, Collins, Buffalo, snn,lgiee.
fIop lerc...11tt, 95itss 5iistssss, , n.G.lc s:adries.
TOP vgdeneburg. Tyler, ogdensburs, snndries.
Prop SUI, Jones, c9ll.nswood, IN m shingles $50
Brig Sebastopo', Jensen, Grand Haven, 100 N 1uu,-
ber
schs Warren, Berrl.on, Grand Haven, GO cords
schz Ad:iatic Palmer, Grand Haven, 1ss m lumber,
sehf Wyoming, Tarlins, Grand Haven, 40 N lam.
schE Illinois, Burke, Auskcson, 70 m lumber, IS
sehr SSprs7 ely c SS5s 11ss5;sol' nuskegon Is lu
schr Bateg. Cannon, Auekescn, Is N lumber,
sehF Pt9sia Tass es MasEeson g N Il uba1 tn'cF
schz Lizzie Ih5oop, Tibe1t, Muakeson, % m 1uu-
sesE hit,!e Bsl@s, Eiston, 2!askegon, % lumber.
schr Wm Jones Thomas, Manistec, 70 II lumber.
sehr Ass5. sprott. Ianlstce, 10 N lnmber,
schr Calcutta, Lone. kalamazoo. 65 n lumber.
schr Challenge, NcNac, Packard Pier, G5 N inm-
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnigan, Paintcrsr Pier,
70 cords wood.
Schr Spartan, Wander Berz, Port spe1don. Is III
lumber, 10 cords wood
schr Hero, Brush, North 11a1en, 30 N heading, Is
N stayes.
schr G. North, Monroe, sheboygan. IS cords wood.
schr plue bell, Decke1 AanitoNoe, 10 m shingles,
scow Laurel, McSae, Wilklnson's Pier, 81 cords
wood.
seow Appleton. Rel, sorth Haven. II cord. wood.
seoH Storm: Cn1low, White Lake, a5 cords wood,
sloop Feaeh. tSin Rins, ~ Wrknrons pler m stavss
CLEARED. April %.
Stmr Comet, Pahst, Two Rivers, sundries.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskccoa.
Prep Werono, Collins, Dufalo. $500 br1s -four.
1,ceo brls pork, 81 brls lasd, 800 n1ls high
Brig sebastopol, Jensen, Muskeson-
ScAr D NeWhal1, Nibbe, aIuskeaon.
schr Lizzie Throop, Tibert. Muskegon.
Sehr Little Belle, ListoE. Auskegoa.
schr Bates, Cannon, Maskegon.
Schr Persia. TAR, Muekcson
Schr illinois. Burke, AEskcgon.
Schr CuIleW, Mye1e, B1falo, 10000 bu corn.
sch1 Poland, Lynch. Elk Rapids.
Schr Blue Belle. Decker, Vol River.
setr E!bc, Thompson, unck Lake.
Schr Warren, Berrisort, Grand Iareu.
Scir AdEiatIe, Palmer, Grand Haven.
Schr Two Brothers, johnson, NanItovoc.
Sch1 Calcutta, Luce, Kalamazoo.
Sehr n Jones, Thomas, Nanistee
Schr GHaLerge, McTae. Greenhrsh.
Ssfr Sehs Inppst. CN5, lpgersoM. Rag de Noqnet.
ScLf Josephine Dresden, Fiunicnn, Glccuhnsh.
Sehr spartan, Eanderbe1g, Port Sheldon.
Scow iauEe1, Mcyae, Wilkinson $ PIER.
scow Appleton, Bell, South Haven.
seoW Storm. Gallow. White Lake
s1oop Beach, hing, Wilkinsoa's Pier.
, 1863-04-21

Glorious Letter from Jerry Netting
ham, Esq.
OFFICE OF TIE Gas. A1'r P, Ft. ". EC,R,R,l
GHiE 4nfl IL 1q64

CHICAGO, April Is, 1865.
GEO; n. How, Esq, Chairman Sd Ward Com
mittee:
Mr DEAR S1K-1 hare bean called upon this af-
tcrnoop, by delegation Of my friends and neigh
hors. requesting the use Of my name to run for
the office Of Alderman, On the Union ticket Of this
Ward, At the approaching election. Ny personal
feelings arc adverse to mixing in politics; but
now, while our beloved countrys in tFonblo. every
loyal man should forcgo personal convenience for
public good, and in view Of the urgent request Of
many friends. have consented to acccpt the nomI-
ration 70. said Office, a. War Democrat Such
hare been SINCE 1s31, when my first 1ote was cast,
for Gen. JAck1on electors IN the Stste Of New
Iork-and have not forsaken his creed, which
Was death to treason and traitors, both South and
North.
Ny opinion If. that in thcse pcrilous times. there
should be but one paEty-and that Union-and that
both Democrats and Republicans Of all nationali-
ties should be united az one man against traitors
and dfsnnioniEt., South and North, until the re-
bel!on is crushed ont, AID the majesty and power
OF the lawa are rc.establiehed and recognized IN
every part Of the nation. These arc my principles,
and whether elected Or not I shall stand bT t5em.
Thanking yoa for the honor conferred,
Lam Jdur obcdieut servant
=. JERRY Eo17ryfuAr
, 1863-04-21
@ No man will vote for Mr.. Bryan to-da,
whose loyalty is not beyond suspicion.


A South Carolina Coppcrhcnd.
Ono Of the most malignant Copperheads
running for Office is Francis Adams, native
of South Carolina, and in principle he is up
10 the South Carolina standard. A Union
man he calls m .+tAbolition hyena," which is
the lingo in vogue in the tory State from
which be was imported, Here is . specimen
Of his ..Coppefhead slaug-We quote from
his speech, delivered February 18th, before
the Copperhead 1nvincible Club:
~ Where would 70 have been dnring the past year
"e had Republican Mayor, with no respect for
mon dictates Of humanity: The streets OF Chica-
e. Nonio nave been Redeemed with innocent blood
1eiofe to1oay, Which these abolition hyenas, secure
xfcd wrath 1 -3 eA4"'1 49,"
Vote Tor A. r. Abbott-the Union soldier
for City Attorney,
, 1863-04-21
-. Our gallant boys in the field today arc
looking to Chicago for support.



John t. Newhorse Is the Copperhead can
dldate for Police Commissioner. When the
news Of the bombardmcut Of Charleston
reached this city, few days ago. a 1oyal citi-
zen said in the presence Of Scwhousc. that he
hoped our fleet would take it. and that it
would be burned tothc ground 6ss 4 J: the
birthplace Of treason md the foua4 ncst rs
the rebellion VAS matched. NerhoiQssc replied
That he hoped Boston would be burned to
ashes at the same time. This t1aitorous.
Coppcrhcad remark was spoken In the pres.
euce Of Col. Sheppard and others. as ve ar IN.
formed and furthermore, that MatlcwI of1in
esq, on hearing TINT he had uttered that I'm.
gusgc, asked him il the report were true, and
that he said il ,ca:!
Burn Doston-the glorious old cradle ol
American Liberty and Nationality, the cher.
ishcr md protector Of free institutions, and
the opposcr aud hater Of deEpotism! The
tongue Of the man that would utter such ]
wish nught to be paleied or pluckcd out By
the roots The Union man who votes for thc
Boston Barnsr ought to be haunted By night
mare, as long as;he lives.
, 1863-04-21

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount OF Flour,
Wheat corn' &c, In store in tals city to-
day. compared with the amount in store week
ago. and the corresponding date last year;