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, 1863-08-01
Lake Frel.ats.

Tho recent falling OF IN tteighss has caused the
movement OF vessels to become unusually tardy
for some days past This is owing to the flct that
quite number, On reaching Chicago, with the
expectation Of obtaining eargoes At rates which
would at least pay the current expenses OF the
trip round, were disappointed. aud consequently
did not charter. Many Of them thus situated
clea1ed at ones for Lake Superior for carroes Of
ore, which accounts for their long hbsenca. Ant-
ious inquiries have heen made BY the few vessels
that have passed up the past day or so for up
freishts. which at this present tuncture do not ap-
tiles DOW being shipped foz points on Lake Michi-
gan. are wood. lumber, and salt. On which, as we
learn from Captain Nswhall, ship broker hero, tho
River 81 Clair to Chicago, 3t75; from Bear Creek.
$2.26. For lumber from Bay City to Chicago,
$9to per m. is at present offered, and for salt from
the came point, nc par htl. Present indications
are that the above rates will not Imprors Any for
ths present. and it is more than probable they will
, 1863-08-01

abroad in attendance. Seyen or eight hun
dred places Of entertainment are to be pro-
Tided. The public hare not responded to the
call as Was expected. Not over three hundred
places have been secured. Accommodations
will be wanted for two OF three days. We
cannot think that Chicago will be behind her
sister cities Of the East in hospitality to 1ady
visitors. We trust that ill who appreciate
the importance Of educational effort, will re-
ceivc into their 1am1lies, and contribute liber-
ally Of their means, for q generous reception
and entertainment Of, The members Of this
Association. We feel that the call is urgent,
and earnestly request those who have not
been called upon TO send in their names to
the Reception Committee, s. 4 Briggs, 8. H.
White and 8. F. Haywood. Post Office boz
1895
r. prindiyille, Esq, aud the undersigned,
will call upon our ciiizens for aid In money
and places Of entertainment
L. HAVEN,
PHp1o CARr7ETER,
Committee Of Board Of Education.
, 1863-08-01
Teaa in unntreaI-IuIr2 %.

rather freely for the American trade at full PRICES
In other tens hut little las been DONE and At pre-
vlous prices. Information at hand. per Nova Sco-
there hns been considerable inquiry for young hy.
Of hnc qualities Tor export; and Of such kinds
but little remained in the market. Finer kinds
hfmer, lower and rclinm without change. The
kinds of greens, Including Canton teas aad Japany
vas TO- 1s0,o9! os; and q black teas, 90 s36, , ns
Black teas o! low quality have sold at decline.
Fine blacks are at about prcytous figures. Prices
here a1e. for uncolorcd Japans, 57;155c; gunpow,
THankAyr, 4rG555c.
, 1863-08-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
sYsE MONEY MARKER,

,son.. ruA. "a .sts'' sa's o., lsGs-
II, 5.r +bo ,,,-.,, ....,.ot -.
~ !, -, s ,!,.1 ""1 uuuen5 at''''
4us o-NAaA" 'or so!A "As se1s l'spls ana inc maj
let Was lower-the brokers paying 125Dle8 Sill
yer IVES orict AT 1iG11s with littie nr ,,o+h,n d.
,,.~ n1ha,o ,,o, -, a.,as..,'.s.-. 5sI 1H.
'Eg. Ihere "ae no speculative demand whatever.
The supply OF Eastern exchange IL still light,
and under continued active inquiry the market
Is nr1n and rates c1oae. TIN banEcrs nre n.r,nr
II per cent prcn-' aud selling at Il per cent; but
to keep up with the requirements OF customers
some bankers were an thc street to-1av nav;no *
aao ~ t. n..ra5 ~ a,r,, t,,at 49,
a<'' - 40 - s'4s '"as .ni7 eeateis u eA
coanso may ttsu,t oslose lons ~ eeatc1s OF cur
1ehes' aao JUST u ''ne' 'oo' "Aen 'hs nc" crops
WIZ na.o oes"n ~ 1o.s' a''u "nsn u4s seau'se-
''eA1e Vi tne lia''c "io sto'o. en"n aes
other scasou- However g1ound1esa these Tears
may be, ft1son1d be we'll for our bankers and capi
taIsts to look little ahead, and do all in their
power ~ aselt any euea o'sassef, ~ u
currency, thirty dsys hence. Wonld be to tho West
The demand for money ts very triftlng, aud rates
art easy at S9a per cent. discount, Produce paper
is unusually zcascc. ,..
-McEl1oy's DaNk Note Reporter issued IN .ex-
tra this afternoon. warning the public against
three new countetfeits whtco arc being extensive
y circulated In the West On the Bank Of Rutland.
Vt; Bank Of Chemung, N. T.; and Bank Of Dela-
ware County, Pa. The following arc tho descsip-
, 1863-08-01
The Season and the drops In New Eng
laNd.

The rain which has fallen 20 lfbara1lJ during thu
past three weeks, while it has retarded labor i'll
the hay fields. hiss had very bonedtia Il eject o.?
the grass. Farmers estimate that tueir crops OF
hay {ofwhic not more than tenth has been cnt,)
will be at least one-thir! heavier than they wo,a
A correspondent who has travelled over large por-
tions OF Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Matna
within the past fortnight. Informs Us that corn
never looked more promising than it nov does.
ss compared with Average seasons. Oats, pota-
toes and beans are generally strong aud healthy.
Clover Ill ba i failure In many instances On &C.
ed better at the eare period OF the Beaaou than
they do at this time: ALI kinds Of farm etock ap-
pear in good condition. The scarcity Of labor ia
The cause Ct very general complaint throughout
the rural districts.
, 1863-08-01
Provisions Wanted for Government.

The United Statea Commfssariat at st. Louis,
List week, advertised for tho following
OF TIE amountko be delivered on each Of the fol-
new mess beef; 500 brla new mess pork; 1,40O-
NN ns clear bacon sides; 600.00o 1os bacon ehoni-
ders. and 16o, 90 ns pllfn Hams convassed, pack
ed In tierces. The shoulders and sides are to bc
paekrd In boxes, containing 2;S to tbs each
The Commissariat at Cincinnati has advertised
for 5G0 brls mess or prime mess pork; 25o,000 1bs
clear Or clear rib bacon sides 150,Uhl Ios bscon
shoulders: 10000 rs hams; ,,o09 brls -four; g.
G0o hs coffee and 13D O0o ms sugar, bids to be re-
ceivtd until the 2:|th. and the delivery to taka
place on OF before the 3th Of AuguRt
, 1863-08-01
st. Louis market-Jnlv an.

&s* 13023H 411*z1AGEW- uAy 3V*
The 7shcat market drugged heavily, and prices
dropped for all grades except choice fall Report
ed eales amounted TO little over 1870 sacks at 800
to$15 per 100 pounds for poor full to extra choice
DO Very little cora changed hands. Three lots
Of mixed. comprising go sacks, were sold at GoD
61c q bu:. The bueinees 10 oats was coudne1 to
sotnc lalE dozen snail lots. new anl old, aad Es-
feeted-about 80 aackB-at 50c for rejected. 7sKD
&c for new and old, and 7sc 2 hu for choice old
lot ofGt sacks spring barley was sold at S11o z
BY: Whisky Eas in small supply, and brought
43c n gallon Hay WAS frmer with solta at $i.05G1
LII 2 100 fbs on the landing. Hides We're steady
at 15c for aint, and hut few comm; in.
, 1863-08-01
Wool in New York.
E11rn Yha HTt1f+%a

Wool Ia devoid Of animation, and.the market
continues in q peculiar position. The stock Of
domestic here u very small, and It is held gener-
ally above the Views OF buyers. Very little Of the
new clip has yet come forward nom the fact that
it is held above the views Of dealers and mauufac-
turerr, and spectators bare not the hardfhood to
purchase to any extent. being distrustful OF the
and the farmers look on complscently. sanguine of
obtaining their own rates, when tue wooIeu pro-
ducers will find their socks exhausted. Most Of
the purchases made IN the interior have been By
The former. however, hare bought sparingly tho
past three weeks but purchased with some afacrl-
II the last week in June at 60176e, mostly at $50
eone farmers demanded higher rates, and wouid
not sell short OF E0cGh&1 on a n
, 1863-08-01

-CorpwArER-Woolia ia coming in very closely.
The present figures stand at from IS to f2kc, ac-
cordlpg to guality-Gd.dfte.
ANN AnBon-;Nool is now selling at IS to SIC, In
this city.-Jou7rai
HIL1sDALE-The wool trade In this market has
been failure thus far. Prieea ranga from. Is to
G2c.-Sfand1rd.
HuDsoE-At Hudson wool sold for &c on 9atur-
day last. We were told 130,0 900 pounds had been
purchased at that place this season.-HlNsd4A
Standard.
, 1863-08-01
The Opening ofthc mfsalsslppI and the
Provision Trade.

II fUm I1H CInCI1hAti PflcE Current /
The opening Of trade on the Mississippi Im-
proved the dt nland for pork and bacon and hold
err put up prices, which checked the demand, aud
although prices are higher, they are, to some ex-
tclt, nominal. The chief demand Tor provision,
consequent upon the opening OF the Mississippi,
will doubtless come through the Government, Us
well al backs will have to be fed by the Govern.
ment for sou1e time. in the Valley Of the Lower
AffAaieRfnnf 49,
, 1863-08-01

I ry-1
.nd T,. ~ s"s e9au'..o" ~ -. sue e'ops io1 aiay
~,t,ra ,,,osa,,.s ~ .Ao " 1aesi.
tho ,on,..,,at.. T,'. t.,,, " S.' s'8''S' W
-. - - .a."s au .noles sno" that winter
"Aea1 10 auous ou' a4q oue talfa tenth h"'"w the
~, ~. $500. 49,. 4saa =. .ua
1900, ~ 49, ,,-o,.nes easi1, .,s.s :. .n sa's
ee"'..'e -, - ets H. "Aos' - taSea
.,s ~ h.s,av ..a +. +a.,,, 49, - = sooa
49, ~ ~. .s'ns. .a,,.s 'AaA ~
I1a, -, nnn,.,rs,,c., ~, ~. 49,, - ssu'n
T., s,,a ~, .cao,,,., .,rtsa d~o,att - ~
-, ,,,s"s ~. ~ -, ~ s..s ,1@% sas''' pn-
- "os "Ao t4'e LIE. FAt' Va Soa', oot soe eas1te
Injury il sustained from all eaaaes is only one and
a hn1tttuth. and It's general apnearsncc hnt me.
tc, N b,1n.c tba .tenao,a of ,on. rrcr 49,
Suffered much from drought, but 1.-THE crop escapes
ruet may stl be better than the crop Of lat year
ro,,.cco h,. Increased r.n,,v IN ..rta,+ - oa1t,
ratlon aud is scyeuty-dve par cent. over last year
In the 1oynl states In appearance It ia hut one.
IT,, m hc1oD. th,. avcrace. cr,ss :. t,sn,.a rasr
mitch from drought, and in some places from necz-
in: out, and It Ia two teuths beloJ The STANDARD
rn..,.,.n ~ ,.nooa r-o- r,.x h.- ;.~.s
ono hundred and twenty per cent. in the amount
Gown over lat wear. sn IN tvre]re ner cent .hovs
.,ssI 80 ' 80 40 pa eeAt' "oofo
sorghum has increased twenty.seven per cent,
tn extent of cultivation and IN an,oarsnr, t. h,t
mis- ut.c.ss ~ 80 ,,oaa.. " e. - uuS
ancc Of the cotton crop Is favorable, The increase
je e,rt,tr ~, rant MA ,... 49,. =, .,N,
- .;"-,.s ~ A'. e'e' inSs soas al tne p!aees
than last year.
Thp number of shaan ;e +v,,+, ,,- o,r. ...,.s..
,h.a ,as+ .."a. 49, t , - 49, ~. ssus sfc"'s1
man hst year. Ihe WOOL clip for 1868 Ia estima-
-,+r-. 80. ,., ..A,. - ~, :...,1
, 1863-08-01

Pittsbur&P Petroleum M&Fket-JuIy2S.
The demand for Crudc Petroleum is still in ex-
cess OF the supply. The river fs falling rapidly,
ana the receipts for some time to cone. must con-
sequent!y be very light The market Ia f1rm at yes
tctuay' quotations, 204 to 21c, soma holders ask
Ing &c Sales Of 225 bfls at 2ic packages returned;
brls tn bulk ata:c
In Refined Oils there is nothing doing, Redners
are holding firm at 45c In bond, and sc tax paid.
EeDxine.
, 1863-08-01
BuItfmo ore Proy1ktnD mnrkat-Tn1v On

Baltimore Provision Market-IuIy %
There Is q moderate iobbfng aemand for proyi-
stons, but beyond this there Is nothing doing,
the Government Commiesary being for tho pres
ent out Of thes market Prices for all articles IN
lows. viz Ness pork fli00Q514- Is: western pack-
ed mess beef at 81. taoo. and ,tImo do at
SIS. .0OQl Is o0 per brl. Dacon shoulders 5tsR6: !;
sugar cnrrd and fancy do 1tA1i5c. Bnlk meat
shoulders 4hc, and sides 6'sc: no hams in the
market. Lard-western inibrls and tcs 10Dt01{s;
do IN kegs 12c; city rendered 10c; and reansd lac
n
, 1863-08-01

The market remains dull but In view Of the lIrht
receipts prices are generally sustained We notice
etlee Of go racks Askton'a Liverpool fine, before
arrival at $210; 4,400 do Ground, also before ar
rival $f-5o, mos.,; and S725 hrls St. Martin On
terms VIC did not learn.
, 1863-08-01

Received, I'll bn wheat, a75 bu oats. Wheat
There arc no ejgns Of the market assuming AM
tone, the few offers made beiug mostly OF wholly
to complete contracts. On change to-day SIT
wat paid for one car OF No. White 81 05 was Of
fsIed for No: White, and 1cc for No Red Street
rates, 81 q? for Red, and $t.1051.15 for White.
Corn1Sothing Of consequence doing. Small lots
-
, 1863-08-01
THE WINGGOLD DPLACEMF3TE


Yvho psnurn15 pl,no
n',, ss. - o 9sle5, VI mulen "o
sa,e .,,, ~ aeeoaus ~ 1na'as AA'soss'
stiu eAe!.se . ieleonaoio sl'afe u puotc in'
teiess' a4"ns y. our c''izsas nase visited tne
Ielaalns eAPo ~ .ne Supervisors hoom
unuef .ne sna'se " .ne coroner oat untll
sestetoas w e'ue " 'ue'f iaentmea1lon naa
"s%o ~ esu e., - tno .1otnins carly alts'
ena%pe1e' "ne .. 'onn csLa'noefs' sailor,
no" living Ht @o9 oouln Jefferson street, came
, 1863-08-01

r
The Coopesstown Ffee1nzA's JoHruGl Of tho nth
inst, Bays: The vine has grown f11e1y during
poorly in the carly psrt Of the season now promise
fair yield. Our estiulatc Of the hop district Of
New York 10 Dear]y th.ee-tuurshs Of an average
yield. There l. no:aa;n:Z yet doing in the way of
contracting for the new crop.
, 1863-08-01

PORT OF CHICAGO.

i
Pro, ss:sr~tee R,ss1 ss1ais :ossass. 81
FIX seosss Meiea HeStr snsG I;aiIo uadFte'
Prop ntsa - MAl1er: Grand Haven. TO N lumber,
5sssSo s:oesG Is m lumber Is
B1,e SsS::tspoi. is Johssos xu.ses,n 80 m 1ambcr.
schr 1sz;;fe e.; rbroop Tibet au,t,rop 70 m lumber
HeiIen s'@sss asas Cameron Mu,tsson 80 lumber
scn, 4 wsi. !sia, ,u,.n,a con., u..a.
senf bss' Lawrence. South aasen' 80 N 1am
S::.S :ss5; eona 70 ...y..
seo lass. lss t's'a. o'1e.h'e' ~ FL '''1t'es' = N
sch. An3e wooafosa. Rodgers, kalamazoo. GO m lam
echr Wa1ren. .Baaeon q, aud Haven, IS m lumber.
| relr ii Gsi.s .. EsedTlcx. Grand Isyen. ih m iu1
ESP. @ 9iasrvs M r = saoth Gsend Haven: 10 n lumber.
Sclr Tutco'a Conley, Grasd d Haven, 90 II lumber.
seir A. hh5dsnt Aanning. sheoo5gaa. Il eds wood. soo
| Sclr Transit Hoag. Msn!towoc 60 N lumber IN N
l4ta
IN ,U n wMIa.s. rtao t24 ton soa!
| .chF Freedom. ADAMS. Chickahomiuy, 10 m LUMBER
sc5, i.snts f. nof1 Id,1 1e,r,,. p1s- N, .er,
/ b1its. o. -~' 1~' w. 1e 9'~ w
Scht E7ps!ineEt. johnson, White Lake, % cds WOOD
scow HaF1iet Arn. BTenson Ma. eson. 90 n timber
| e- no y. n h. laih. ,...x .~.,-
scew Hnnf E:.,1 H.n.nn Essms n ~ - X hin,
o1ea a sSs ~on.t '' 'A4 1A@'"tA"@oo' ~ ~ 7H'n
ScosflsuIej McRea Wj3k,n.on.s T,1ar "a rds .t,ve
bons.
CLEARKD.. KD........~...,,July3i 81.
Pron CITY nf Rostnn Mcp.nr nrdan .hnro N ~ =,
p,,r Gofn; Set.a1s sana51es; Il ,,z ,o ,oo
No in otta. 1'op14A'' -1Ao''' 1''"" W sosn" w.
Prop Kacne. Arthur SO bu TO- 500 brls aour 900
proo Tes, Mcf,r,ts 3frnt~es,
Prop Th.,6y. Kennedy. Montreal uoco bu wheat 6l3
tf1s Hour.
E5c2 Barber, Ropbfn9 ~ Joseph. 6u1dr.es.
Ftp Ottawa Warren. A1skeSon.
KaIIk " e Cora McGAW. Bu1f4!o. lS Go bu cozn.
schf Cen, Ksnnedy Hudalo. il ooc hn corr,
Sch Schr Ia:nsop, r7Acy Oswego, ~ ba corn.
shr - ~. a'rso 70 ~ ~ ~
Seh- Adm foates' s}ama 9nn an.tP} p W eo"
uaEs tesp;sl If SosVa!,}S bis aoa;. 2ssofts
oo1s Aesose0s la"ps. -'ss8 -
wyfsrr11nueous~
AHRrVXp.-1ta folIownR Chicago Vess4n arrived
At bnf,fo nm .ha oot, . psona Neptune Chtcsro-
E,,r.. a...~ w. to ~ 1,nav - v..tss
C1xaRxp-p.opa 1uaho. SIM, H1,e hr.es sfantezu.
~ - wye A"e' 11As 1'@AS' "A4ea @ASase"0-
"". ore s1ate-
HAr1yn fNr-.be .rhnnnsr ,,..A r....x A..
-. s W. - w "e seA s"sPn -tahs' &has
WENT asnofo ~ Two fd76f PoIat. LA6a Michigan. On
tia 21st ul. neeu tauled OF md taken into Mil
wartsr fnr rs..iX.
~- >0f-4e~
, 1863-08-01

We have no new feature to notice In the market.
The demand for doncrtIc continues OF Q limited
nature ut 50D53c per bush fos Ohio Rive, Xason
fnrn irn 2 :"
, 1863-08-01

OF lB1s that VIC have not had even rumoes about
potatoe blight. The new potatoes are abundant,
bpt not cheap. Tor nothing 10 the sGapo Of food Is
now cheap in this city, except bread.
, 1863-08-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET,


FRIDAY EfHN1Sas du15 u.
BEEF CATTTE-The market for Beef Cattle
Was uansustly dull today, and closed heavy, with
downward tendency Sales include:
IS Is.
Geo. Groves sold Norris & Co. S6 head good
state steers averaging 1900 s. at $53 per head.
Mebeth sold Morris s Co. 81 cows at $s500 per
head.
Major sold Morris i Co. 10 Missouri COWS at
Hutchinson sod Morris IS rough steers at &3lo0
per bead.
alills sold paube 10 head at $2s01 per head.
at sass.
Adams sold Hastings & Co. 81 head, averaging
LES tns, at $A25-
$s26.
Leach sold Hughes 10 head, averaging 1t00 ns,
HOGs-Market dull-cloaing heavy at decline
Of 10@15e. Sales include:
90 Hogs. averaging 272 ns, s,at............-..$450
l1a :, - oi3 - j ID
, 1863-08-01

EXAMINATION or MALE AND FsMk1H TaACu.
EAs.-There will be an examination OF female
teachers on Saturday. Aug. s, and Of male
1escbers on Monday, Aug. 10, at the Office Of
the Board Of Education, No. 10 Lasal1e street,
commencing at o'clock a. m~
, 1863-08-01

Cincinnati Hay m&rket-Ju1y 80.
4 good demand apd frm market ut SCI .01D32 90
q ton for prime timothy In bales, On arrival, and
SaH. CQ@134.Q0 q ton from store.
, 1863-08-01

NB# XV1A 3GC0 AzWEAEE-1u1y 3U.
There fe no demand for grass seeds, and clo7er
is nomtnsl at 74@Sc; ard timothy $t.75Gta 90.
I.frsecl has continued quiet, 600 bu State rough
tax, eo.d on private tesms.
, 1863-08-01
The Coroner and rIac Copperhead Con
Germ.


We are requested to publish the following
letter from. Coroner Schmidt in relation t.:
certain structures appearing In the columns
Of the Copperhead SHEET on Randolph street
npon Ibis official conduct. Our secesh neish
bor has chronic habit Of speaking III Of au
officer who does his duty, and If the cazo we're
cars we would let the reaomous rentile hiss
until be vas weary Of it:
Editors Chicago Tribuue.
dKS1tEAEN: VIII yon allow me to state some
facts IN regard to the g. Strange Iu1uest' which
forns the caption to ap7,agraph In the Chicago
I1n69 OF yesterday moruingy
l. The boJy Of Mrs Naeh could not be c1hnt1ed
becauee Il never ua5 buried had sent ont as
carly a. Tneeday aftarnoon to prevent the bnrtal.
discovered ':eomc e1teipai ard internal injuries les
which produced tho ~fnhalntd condition Of the ab.
do1nen." On th. contrary, he had already. before
ion, that the Inflammation Of the peatoneu1 could
hardly be tue result OF tie bruises OF the upper
part Of the chett.
Sd. He made, under his oath, the sanc statement
affer the pos. nortem e1amihatton.
9TH. d4d rot dictate verdict, but wrote it
down on request Of the Juror.
9Th. did not induce aug Juror to slga the ycr-
dict. Ieilnp1y gave an explanation Of the case,
and repeated the evidence given, as usually do.
9TH. alt:s had understood that all tho Jurors
It. saying 'fhat they could not decide ii the in
Illumination Of the bowels took place as the result
Of the injuries inflicted Epon Mrs Rush by her
husba nd John Ryan, the tweIftt. Juror, told me
that he did not agree, and that bis opinion was.
tl:at "thc Inflammation Of the bowels was the
conret1encc Of violence and injuries intictedupon
Mrs. RIsh by come. pereon unknown to me-"
Ihis verdict did not tmplieate VIM. Rush as tho
slayer q his wife, and far agreed With the opiu-
loa Of tue other eleven jnro1n. Under both opla-
ious could not hold Mr. Rush, and could net de-
hTcr him to the Circuit Court.
told Ryan this. and also that he could s[su the
verdict attaching bis above given special opinion,
which be did. This. gentlemen. IL the ''most re.
SCENE to me. anyhow. not rlo:o remarkable, thnn
the Hes which the IiH.es continues to retail shout
tile same Coroner.
Most respectfully, yonrs,
LIE. EuNer 3FH~f1r CnrnrnF
, 1863-08-01

FnH.-Ihe alarm of fire rung Last night 1t
half past ten, for the ffth district. was In con.
sequence Of the burning Of barn, owned by
HI. CLARK, and located on an alley leading out
OF Hinsdale street. The loss was about &75.
, 1863-08-01

Ut. Louis Salt mn rkot-July 80.
Salt continues very dull, with meagre sales d.
last quotations- per brl tor New York, and
a. 81 per sack for O. A.
, 1863-08-01

EOUND-On the West Side. a
IL Portmonrsie. containing money and r,ther vain.
abtes. Tht owner can hayatt BY calling at nv otfca
au1 tgB9t "A PHrRIR
, 1863-08-01

44n
set, of Baltirnore for esoo
-
Fta1.-1he alarm of tire rung Last night At
MI past ten. 1or the hith district. was in con-
sequence of The burning Of barn, owned by
of Hinsdale street The 1oss w. ahort s7E
---
aRA1vAl-tg giVes us pleasure TO announce
the ARRIVAL IN our midst, OF Dr.. seibert, for
oany years very successful practitioner Of
meolc1ne and surgery In Milwaukee,. His Of
ace Is 1ao South Clark street. Chicago.
r. xro,- e.u-,. 1--.---o
1r,..,. -.n A.11,o4 ~'0e'' ~ ao "1es
"'. 1e'" :" 1te .esnneoa an aooat
-, o11@u pa'esn o1 4s'eels Aeat
rions to his return, viii be taken.
~r.eA.4 ~ -. H1-h ~ aAAA1 AaAca-
~ Us ." e.al'on u ae"ae
-s.s ~ .rA.... -. = en1 ~ LUNG
-. ~ 3, A'S e. ~, ~, - .us ou4e0 ~
a..Ns,S ~ ~ ~. ~ 14~''An' 0es'
A' '1' ~-o-N .. -"
How m cooY, Y,orr-yestcrd,v The w.,+b.
,,nxas.,-a,, --o ro-5.1. 49,.
1akc the half taTe excursion train on the Mil
"aAe 4.a4A 1 oA,' ~ 40~' e1.u ofoua te"
a,oe4e ~ eas ~ en"u, e'o'Sa .ous .net 49,
n,nce 49,. =. 80 ~ es ~ s'I - -. ~.@ o4o4'
1'o' 4" ''4so -. eno eooA4''
HORSE Tu1xyss Hr1n-rbe +wo ner,r,,.
-Gcrndt and Faust-ncnt,onea rastsrd.y a.
Vernon 1atc co.nvv hoa -. -N.., -S' ~
4crday at the Police Conrt- ana -ra.a Sa,5 -
baf1-the former $500. the 1atter s.oo M ~ ~
their appearance at tie Recorders Con-
TILL TAPP1NG.-Mike Mccarthy, - lad Of
fourteen years, who has been employed In
Kehoe's grocery store, corner Of Jefferson and
Carroll streets, took 4l4 Is from the money
drawer without leave, and was examined be-
fore Justice Mcdonnell yesterday. He plead
guilty to the charge, and will be sent to the
Reform School this morning,
PAT Toun PosrAGE.-We arc requested to
<a1l thc attention OF business men in Chicago
to the fact, thnt In communications and paek-
tice at Ouincr. ther of>en nav ,e.s 3han 49,
postage Teau,r d 1v Inv 10. rin7 ,ba dat,,,sa
cy to be collected n, the othsr ona $50.
nns Inns 41,,s IN, hccor,e to w. So. ~
he gives nu,,1ic notice thst he sh.1, ~. 1'.as
letters from .he Post flt#ce nno, rh,o1, ,,ast ~
ace in &.dnen
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used and which still bore the partially erasad
letters Of some former postmark. The lstter
was deposited over a year ago, but for some
reason not clearly developed at the trfal, the
arrest *as not made until within the Last two
weeks. The evidence for. the prosecution
clearly fired the guilt upon the defendant,
nut When the witnesses for the defense came
upon the stand, they swore SO strongly the
other way that the Commissioner mas in 1
delightful muddle, and held the case under
adrisement, and the defendant, meanwhile
was released on bail Of 81 900, to ensure his
appearance when wanted, The offence is q
grave ono. and subjects the offender to i'm
ptisonment from two to ten years, or cue
thousand dollars fine, or both-at the option
of the Court
FETTT CAsEs.-1t is astonishing what tribes
are brought before the Police Court for ad-
| justment. Il sample case Was up before Jus
tice Mcdonnell yesterday afternoon. Mary
Hosmer appeared against Mrs. Murphy, who
fhe claimed had abused her by calling her un.
pleasant names, striking her with wet clothes,
&c. Mrs. Murphy acknowledged this, but
said 1t was sort Of a woman's scu1ae and
| quarrel. As the complainant had friends ut
court, and the defendant had none, she was
fined &c and costs, for the want Of which che
and ler babe, three months Of age, we're
locked up In cell, and will probably 60 to
Bridewell. Had this been woman Of dis
reputable character, she would have been ac-
companied by policeman until she could
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