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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15

To the Senafe.qnd Heuse Of Representatives
ofhe General assembly Of Indiana:
In tue message which ! am abont to
read in your hearing. will endeavor to
present brief but comprehensive and in
religent outline of the opel atoms of the
State Government for the past two years,
and the present condition of the State.
NUMBER OF TROOPS.
The following statement will show a
near as the data in the Adjutant Generals
Office will enable me. the number Of troops
Indiana has furnished the United States
in the prosecution OF this war:
Under',helcall for IS 600. April. 1851.
6 reg'ts OF lnianty-3 months service
Under the call Tor 500 900. July. 1861.
2 reg'ts Of lnfantly--l2 months service.
AZ 80 3years' ="
A companies 4" 8 :"
rce'is of, Cayaliy--S Sc ="
lS batteries Of Artlllery-3 20,
Under the calls of July, 1862.
l reg'ts of lniantry-l2 months services
80 9 con- ., nn,s,d,.s ~. zagass years !"
9 regiments =. 3 months :" q
L 80 days Z" !
l 60 +" .
2 reg'ts md. Legioii-s months i" (:
& 2 r;,rrx toi Gasalry--3 years, ~ .
9batieries oil Artilfciy-3~ - - 8"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15
Later and Better from sprinfeId, NO.
The Rebels RepuI>ed and we Hold the
rt Place.

The Rebels Repuised and we Hold the
ST.. Louis. January 12.--Late last night
Gen. Curtis received dispatches from Col!
Crabb. commanding at Springfield, Mo-.
that the rebels were repulsed at every adj
vance and our for,es held the place.
We lost seventeen killed. The number
Of wounded is unsscertained. We buried
thirty.five rebels. None were taken off
the field. They left number of wounded
in our hands. 1as
But little OF Springfield was destroyed.
The rebels almost entirely destroyed the
telegraph between Springfield aud Land
Spring. H ~a .sspss
Gen. Curtis has three columns Of troops
after the enemy. edf ssoiss aaoh seI
II So1i-sa = .sl,t----'t .tu1a Enc-
CIxcIxxATI. Jan. l2-Adviccs direct
from Gen. Rosecrans were received to-day.
bui no mention was made Of any general
advance. Bragg is terrifying ct Tullaho-
ma. and also It Chattanooga. Il is also
believed ct Nashville that be has been
str ngIy reinforced. Rosecrans will NOS
make general movement until he j. fully
prepared. ths
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15

Ninth REGlNENT.-From q letter writ.
ten by Lieut.. Washington Kelley. of the
9th regiment. we have obtained the fol-
lowing list of the wounded belonging to
Co. d. Of that regiment. in the battle OF
Slnrfreesboro: 0rton D. Shore. Eli Will
Jams. Oscar Ferguson. in foot. Daniel b.
Armstrong. Peter Croco. Joseph Bunnel.
The letter was written on the 9th. and the
writer does not profess to give q full list
of the wounded. as he was not in the battle.
having been detailed to act in some capa-
city which made it necessary for him to
return to Nashville. where he derived his
information from some Of the wounded
who were taken to the hospitals in that
city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15

The house of Representatives OF this
State, on the first day Of its session, pass
ed q resolution by vote of 70 to ID. in
structing our Congressman to support .
bill for the reduction of the pay of officers
of:he army to three four,hs the present
rate. and the increase of that of the pri-
Yates 81 per month. We hope such q
bill will pass the present Congress. There
II too much difference between the pay OF
officers and privates.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-01-15

= When our firs regiments were ready to
take the field. they were unProvided with
ammunition. aad rs mono could be readily
lFotufedsit bee&nac necessary to have it
prepared, = Mr. Stnrm. now the (Lieuten-
ami Colonel Of the 54th regiment, was Gu
gagged for that purpose. He had studied
the srt in Europes and was thotoughly in.
strncted,ia allits details. He succeeded
well in the enterprise from the beginning.
and bis ammunition was pronounced tho
, 1863-06-06
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET

FRDAT EVENING, June s, 1858.
BEEF CATTLE-MarEet steady. Sales were
Loomfs & Co. sold Hazelwood 80 head tair State
steere, averaging 1854 lbs, at 81 so.
Bird & 6hafftr sold Jacobs & Cash 100 head fair
Illinois steer. averaging 1,103 ns, at SITE
Bnndy cold Shaw 6 Gilmore 50 head prime State
steers, estimated at 1,3s5 Es, at $1200 u head
Law sold Stlater 16 head stock cattle, averaging
1,s0O bs, at $3.50.
Ta1eott sold stEateE 70 head, same grade, averag-
ing 1900 1be. at So 90.
Leckic 4 Sellers sold Hyman Rubbe 1se head
stiLlels averaging 1,190 tbs at $525; il head fair
stille5a, i, averaging 1e60 1oa, at $3.50. They were
Berry cold Weltham Is head prime shipping
steers, averaging 1,4c0 hs, at Is 90. -..'
$780, =
shotllfe sold Hoffman 8 head, averaging 9as lbs,
at $500.
Conn cold Harris 4 Co T. head sca11awags, aver
aging 500 tDs. at 90. -.
Adams sold Hazelwood 10 head, averaging 1's1s
lbs, at $4.8O.
Sanford aold Webb IS head, averaging 1,1oa 1os,
at a 65. ,n
Ludhsm sold Hazelwood 10 head, averaging J. 100
Cook sold Hughes 81 head, averaging 1,aoo ns,
Adams aold Greenwood 1901 head prime State
steer, estimated at 200 1s, at $500.
, 1863-06-06
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
Cincinnati Market.
Especial Ditpatch tn tha Chfcaro Trifntnn

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tritune.1
C1ScHxAr1, June s, 1868.
PRov1s1oSs--We have to report continued
quiet market, and the demand light. We under
stood that there were additional sales Of Lard at
93d, but heard OF nothing else being done worthy
OF note. The rates asked for Mess Pork are sa75
for old and st350 for new city, and for Bulk Meats
3a4c for shoulders, 4sG4a<c for sides, and4tc for
hams.
NEW FoRK. June e5-Corrox-More active and
8lmer, at SC for ruiddling uplands.
mand At the decline, At 35soGs % for ext1a State
sxtra round hoop ohio. nd $ssas7..5 ior ta trade
brands market closing dull.
WH1sKT-Market d1l1 at aa9Hxc.
GRAn-The advance in lteights to-day has de-
pressing effect upon the wheat market, and with
0eea oe n ssns hoasss 5ssn
Chicago spring; $1.8i@t:A for Milwaukee elub; !;
Sl.4sG1.H for winter red western. Corn fully 1e
lower, with moderate business for export and
72076c for new do Oats heavy and lower at TO
Gec-the hitter an outside price.
PRovls1oNs.-Pork opened dull and closed more
S1so @1slsx fos new d.; sleseSn.n TOT 'oii cd
and new pEimei $i3871s@1G.o0 for new prime.
Beef active at x1o.59912'75 for re;packed. Lard
ire and steady at 9H@loAc.
B&FFALO, June fair.
GRArE-1n fair demand, and market shade
easier for No. Milwaukee Club; S1.33for amber
winter; 1,33N for red winter; red Indiana
SastSN Sa1stsN1'sS Com in good demand aud easier at
WmskT-Market dull and no sales.
CANAL FnE1aHrs-14c for wheat, and 12c for
LAKE. IaRoRrs-1a,ooo brls -four. $4,000 bu
wheat, III COO bu corn, 142 600 bu oats.
CANAL Exronrs-10,oo0 hrls -four, 1s5,ooo hu
wheat, CO, GO bu corn, s., ,0l0 bu oats.
r
, 1863-06-06
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.


~ An grain sold "In stora',ss reported In
Mts n1arket Te10ri 1s sub<c{ to &c stQyuqe 1phich
Ia paid By tho buyer, ere{uS,re Of khe prlce raid
for Xt Grain to khe sxl|er iTHtn irdnsaction Il
nade il uAich Ms ssler 1,ays f1s siorage, It il r.
Dorfed "f O. br or ftee Of stor1.re y" 4U 1our
tdies are quoted a. "deii1sr<i." u1Isss oI6srcise
6f0fkd
Fu1pAr EVENING, June t. 1863.
EnE1n11Ta -weela- hnt rnchan1oa Tha nm
nst s-, -. I, ous X Lne ~
scSr nsnhan Rnv win wheaf ~ 1G,fs baIE Ves. %
= -, .or. ~, >, ro n.urr.ns
*. ~ . I'LL eatn ~ ~ os"@eo'
m @ g, ~ b. w. s,,,. XXI h.,s
It'd ~ ulaS neot oss.
a. e ~ IN 1;s eho,re ext,s ~ q "a III hra
, 1863-06-06
The Fire Department.
CHICAGO, June 5, 1863.

Editors Chicago Tribune:
In your Issue Of this date you state that ''Chief
Engineer q P. Harris left for England last eve
ming. G. P. Bradley. the Ex-C Chief, fills the va
that, holding the office Of First Assistant En-
Eineer Of the Chicago Fire Department, in the
absence Of the Chief become the chief officer, as
per City Charter. I shall be pleased at all times
th. Chiefs, In case their services are required.
But neither Mr. Bradley, 'nor any othcr man" !"
can be appointed over me unless By the voice Of
the people. Respectfully, etc,
N. ", POWELL.
, 1863-06-06
a Card from Hon. Lyman TrumbulI
and Hon. i. N, Arnold,


The proceedings Of 3 meeting held at the Cir.
mornings f1sf, arc calculated to mis1cad those
who were not present.
We did not agree to the resolution adopted, and
expressly refused to sign any request to the Prest
dent to suspend, fescind the order for the sup
preston Of the Times. When appealed to by citi-
zens, present, we stated that II gentlemen thought
while re would not sign the request, we would
ask for it the prompt and serons consideration Of
the President, and authorized Judge Higgins to
make an endorsement to that effect npon It, when
prepared; the usual mode ofca1ling the attention
ofthe President, or head Of Department to the
complaihto of citizen, communicated through Us,
without regard to our opinion Of its merits.
June 4th, 1868. LYMAN TRuMRu1l.
IsAAC N. ARNOLD.
, 1863-06-06

Cook COUNTY UNION CENTRAL CoNN1TrEX.-
The members Of the Cook County Union Central
Committee are requested to meet at the otieg Of
Perkins Bars. No, AZ Clark street, tomorrow {Sxt
urday,) June g. at 10 o'clock a. m. Prompt attend
ance Ii required. D. T. BELL, Chairman.
, 1863-06-06


ELECTION OF COUNTY AGENT.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the
election Of Il County Agent. The first formal
ballot resulted rs follows:
Ellingwood, 8; Throop, 12; Tacott, 19-no
choice. Second ballot-Ellingwood, s.:
IhrooP, 4; Harding, q; Gray, 1-no choice.
HhTa HnISDn ga!19tcEilng"ood, HS EN- 9; fhroop' Is;
Frederick Harding having received ma
lo1ity OF all the votes cast, was, on motion,
IL c]nred unanimously elected.
Supervisor Culver moved that when the
Board adjourn in the afternoon, it be till the
first Monday In September next. Carried.
REPAIRS AT POOR HOUSE.
Supervisor Culver offered the following:
Resolrtd, That the repairs at the poor house be
made under the direction of the Committee on
Poor Houee and PauperH.
This resolution was made tie special order
for 2 o'clock p. m., md the Board then atl-
journed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board re assembled ut 2 o'clock p. m.
Supervisor Daltonmoved reconsideration
Of the rrsolu ion passed at the forenoon ses-
sion, authorizing the Committee on Poor
House and Paupers to make repairs 1T the
County Poor House. After some discussion,
Tie motion was lost
The resolution offered By Supervisor Da1-
ION at Inc close OF the morning session, pro-
y1ding for the repairs at the Poor House to be
made under the direction of the Commit.
tee on Poor House and Panpers, came
mp, as per previous arrangement, and
called forth lengthy md spirited debate.
At length Supervisor Alger moved TINT the
rtpairs at the Poor House be made under the
direction Of a committee Of four, two mem-
hers Of Which should be appointed from the
Committee on roor House aud Paupers. and
two from the Building Committee. Pcuding
the discussion Of this motion, Supervisor Dun
lap moved to lay the resolution, together with
the amendment, on the table Carried.
On motion Of Supervisor Dunlap, the Board
proceeded to draw jurors for the Superior and
Circuit Courts.
An official bond, filed By Owen Doaghefty,
Justice Of the Pence In North Chicago. was
read md approved.
On motion Of Supervisor Taylor, the Board
adjourned.
, 1863-06-06
Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
D1sADIFp-TAe schooner Mercer Captain Morrison,
was tow up to this port early Yednesday mornirg
by the steamer Pearl from the Clay Hanks where au
ecAme disabled by the storm OF Mocday Willis heat
Ing mp for tho nonth Detrot River her foramsss
Eatl atn her beadgeat and some OF her Light zpaEs-
She arrived here 10 lesSy condition and re4oistng
cousldeI able repairs before she can pfocaet on her
voyage. She IL bound to Lake Superior with cargo
otcoel-IDetroit Of Free Press-
CAPs1zID-The Captain Of the tug Lion reports see-
leg fore and AT schooner capstzed on lake Clair
Sue appeared be vessel ct Ahont 80 tons b1theo
hull No name was visible. It "a pretunaahie the craw
may hase sayed themselves By the small boat aud pos
slbiy reached the land In eafe5y-flb.
Azaty1p-Ths bark Weete7n Metropolis arrived
here last evening. and Is on hand for smother big
load.
RA1sED.-The tug Crawford. which Was blown up
samo days ago. has been raised. and Ia now lying at
S.urges dock. She will be taken to tho dry dosk as
soon a the water Is all taken out Other.
, 1863-06-06
A Card.

Notwithstanding the excitements Of the
week, conventional and political, there have
been many among those who thronged the
busy streets ofthe city, but upon quiet, pence
fnl er1ands, and an interested 1ooker-on
would see one smiling, eager group stop be-
of "tip-top" mil1iner-another as earnestly
canyassing the beauties and merits Of the
elegant fabrics In the show windows Of our
Lake street Stewards, or the exquisite biioux
Of our Ball, Black & Co., or Tiflny. But by
far the most noticeable, because most Inter
esung, we're the eager or timid solitaries, the
blushing coupleS, md the chatty, adectionate
groups that found their way up the massive
oak stairway that leads to Fassett's sumptu-
ous Photograph Gallery (which is BY far the
most extensive and commodious in the
Vest Ill anxious, Of course, to be per
petuated for the benefit Of present
friendship, us well as future posterity.
drawn toge ther. from widely separated States
and homes, different members OF the same
family, and SO, in the gladness of the meet
ing, FasEett and his magic Camera were
thought Of, and away they went to secure
treasure that in time will be more valued
than all their possessions. And SO with the
newly welded" blushing couple, the bliss.
bridal array preserved to show to "fu-
ture hopes" " s'how mamma and papa looked
when they were married."
And James is going to join bis regiment,
and must 1eaye little miniature of himself
with his uniform-Whose shoulder strap, with
It's newly added bar, shows his deserved pro-
dear Susie to smile and weep and
voycr, and he must have one Of hers to
larry as talisman in his bosom. as
NEW the horrors of war, So
"restlng group after another,
'tairway, Nos. 123 aud
Ehcrc Fasse:t and his
n8 O'Clock, o. w.,
, 1863-06-06

The annual camp-meeting Of St. Charles District
Free Methodiet Church, will be held on the old
Ioad, IS miles west OF Chicago, miles east Of IT.
Charles, commencing June 10th. The friends Of
earnest Christianity. and Of the power as well a.
the form Of Godltness, are invited to attend.
Aurora, Jpne3, iS6S, By Request.
, 1863-06-06

w The very best and cheapest Wigs. Toupees,
Barsow'e Wig and Hair Dye Factory. g South
Clark street, up stairs Full directions foF meas
uring the head eent on application. +. y: BOZ
54S7. te5St
, 1863-06-06

Gw F. E. Rigby, 81 Randolph street, is selling
Paper Hangiuss at less than New York prices, at
Wholesale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. is24wks
, 1863-06-06

Editors Chicago Tribune:
l was mnch p]eased with your article on
"Gen. jackson at New Orleans" in Fridays
Tribune. Can't you give us more Of the
t'eame sort s''
I shed no tears when "Old Hickory" died;
was rather glad he WIS gone. But the way
wish he WIS back again. find myself getting
10 be the strongest sort Of Jackson man.
An OLD Wu1a
, 1863-06-06

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
DETROIT. Juns5. 1865.
ur-Props Forrest, Queen. W1nona schzs Expire
State. Cocbrane.
DoHx-P1op Fountain; baEks Perew. Dobbns;
scbrb Boston, FoEiar Pilgrim, Hunter, Affair P1oyer.
, 1863-06-06

McV1cKER's TuEATRE-lrAL1AN 0PKHA4-Sah:
ec.ibers for season ticketsare respectfully notified
Music Store, on Monday, june Sth at9 O'Clock,
q. N. 1toot
, 1863-06-06

w Geo. Abbey, Wholesale and retail dealer
In gune, rifles, reyo1vers and sporting apparatus.
Agent for Hazards and Dupont Powder, 1856 Lake
street.. mya9-1et.
, 1863-06-06

In ttis city. on the 9Th Inst. MARY CELIA. only
daughter Of the lase 6aus1 Rattle aged years md
20 days.
Funeral TO day: Sstn5daE. .. 4 o'clock F 81, f-om
street. Friends OF the family respectfully Invited
, 1863-06-06

w Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising nom Specific causes, in both sexes-new
and reliable treatment, in reports Of the Howard
of charge. Address, Dr.. ]. Skt1lin HouEhton,
Howard Association Nos South Ninth street, Phil
adeiphia, Pa. unAy194w
, 1863-06-06

Having had the agency Of the New York
Life Insurance Company for the past year, and
the unprecedented success that has attended
our efforts in securing applications from
friends for insurance on their lives, gives very
fattrring evidence of their appreciation Of
this old, reliable aud well established institu-
tim; and while We are thankful for the past,
it is hoped TINT IN increasing and abiding con-
fdence will crown our future labors with
success, in q large amount Of business for
this purely mutual Company.
ALBERT J. STEELE, Insurance Agent.
ftvYoA11 Trro 1899
, 1863-06-06

pCook i McLain, 93 Dearborn street and 18
South Clark street, clean and dye ladies' dresses,
shawls, &c. Gents coats, vests an! pants reno
vated In 1 superior msuncr. Bonnets dyed,
Dleached and pressed In the latest style.
Eah1Q3m
, 1863-06-06

Thomas e. HIPS PcnmAnship.
Hills FAMILY REcoKD, surrounded by the
Lords Prayer, executed with pen In over thirty
81. Post paid. How to t73te plainly. ropsdty eze-
gaHfy. Enclose 81 for copies and full directions.
Address TH0S. E. H1IL, WauRegun, III.
, 1863-06-06
New York Stock Market.


QUFEIlSAEST STUCKB.
Us. Cs 81 c......- -1osA 31os.. .10711Di06zs
U. s. year cert.
{Oct. & ApriO..., %
MoSEx-Easy at per cent.
Sterling exchange dull and lowef-arst class
bills nominal at l5.(9159H.
Gold 1owc1-openipE at 146t<, advancing to
14G1S, and closing quiet 1453s.
, 1863-06-06

Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT j. S1RArToH's
CHICAGO CoANERc1AL ColLEaE, to get thorough
PRACTICAL husineaa et1ncafiQu.
, 1863-06-06

TEE "T1nEs ALE Riaur.-Eyerybodyis going
to McCurdy and IS, No. 88 Randolph street, for
those elegant scotch businss suits, and all styles
OF hnc clothing and dnlshiug gooda. teq4t
, 1863-06-06

AMERICAN Cu1r1yA1oH.-see advertisement on
first page, Of these valuable farming implements.
They are for sale in this city by A. T. Emery, oa
Lake street.
, 1863-06-06

Resignation Of the President, Henry
FAfuum, Esq.

WILL oe sn1hciently explained py these docu-
mcnts' Duties Of family nature require the
aosence oi MI fafnum, ana IN tne pursuance
OF tnose duties he WILL make o 1ouF 10 EUROPE
Our citizens VIII wish MN con soya9e ana a
speedy and safe return. fof We can hardly
spare 20 estfmaole, prominent anu entefpr1s-
Ing citizen
lie io!o~ing Is Inc communication and
the acnon o1 1ne Dnectofs;
To the Directors and Stockholders Of the Chicago
@,@ @na aoe1 :. aa,ano ~ Ill aauloaa company:
otS;csd - fnf1,, ~ VIZ W. - ae1es tnat zee!
from the Of President and Director Of
spn1 Gt91mpany ~ 1hs dli1ess q ny eldest son, noH
for The next year, At least, I shonid devote tie
m9ft q4l ol NJ time 70 him. l.....,oo .,..-,.-.
ton would be enfacient but the fact tilt was one
projectors 9ftbe e9teIprise eaussd the char
fanishn ths MONEY "a nv or snd bare 1"a hse1
connected with It as President since Its compile:
.!on , "nu ~ a ~ ~. ens akes u 10y
saying something more: = --
et ri qour Gnesny a"d WAS fes o
spared no labor, privation OF exposure, to serve
nt,eata mu hsxa ~ e.'a Wy 10 pso;eote s4ns
discharge OF my ocial duties, it as been an error
0! 'oagmenid m end a. ana nj 9,a o. W.
am ptuna ~ fay taAt 1!ease tne foad IN me pest
poes,ole GolIaoa-fse l tsotu aeeh tne etoek as
lai. opG1aGu Y CvuPctEnt a.q skl!ln men. aoQ
uo.at oettet nasaaehs tnan u aas even aone o9r
tion And 60 systematlxed Is everything pertain
na;atye IT, m saennng ,sif eontnna1s f,hn . s,m
sss.tm nt sSnnoMy an4 enssG5 eae Foao WILL pay
When tx ionE fhe Presidency of the Ro.a In ,s.4
# was not my intention to have remained longer
than two or three years, or until the business OF
fctn1T cyIcnee ~ * ccnncts sncn.ss ~ thasr
cuterptiee: but various occnrrences. from tima to
fine eccnn,cG ~ 1nsFe # nccesennv shnnIG ~
main. and thcre has heen nj, ncTinS Shcn rond
leave tho Road with more satisfaction to myself
future SUCCESS and Of The Road 'of tne
a,n, respectfully, yours,
cmcAco III, Juue 1sea HENRY fAhSu&.
And thercunon the f;,1,ow;op Drc,mh,e md
resolutions were adopted:
--- -
MHEREAs, F1f 1easons euomltled IN tae COM
Muoicatlon o1 den!y fafnua, Esq., u mas become
necessary 70 sever tne olnclA relations eI1stang
netWce9 him and me C4acaso and Rock lHtaad
ha1lfoad Company; therefore,
EeeHFea, Inat while the Hoard admit the force
OF ING rcasons 3 which ampel Nj. Farnn@ to decline
, 1863-06-06

NoTcE.-The Committee on Claims for
Canal Convention, will meet at the rooms Of
the Mercantile Association, corner Of Lake
and State streets, this day at 2 O'Clock, p m.
ALI persons having claims on account Of ca
na1 Convention, will please present them.
I Z. MUM, a.
F. TUTTLE, }Com.
MARX SKINNER,
, 1863-06-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Fifth Days ysProccet1ings.


The Board Of Supervisors met at 10 o'clock
@esterdav ,,o-,;,r n c;bha in tra cho,.
4uoi ~ o4o0o 40 lA' e1'1l1'
AAI AaA0AES VI LIE F1Et40AaA1 asV~3tA n EIt
,ea5 ana annroved
=
ON DOGS.
"A netitfon wns reai1 from n. A: Wvn1-oon
w. 80 1ooP'
ASKING payment OF tl40 for hxtug up the dog
list. Referred tn the Judiciary Commfttea
'N.]
On 6HEEP.
, 1863-06-06

E D. J. mcgowan, N. D., from China
and Japan, delegate from the American 1nsti-
tute to the Canal Convention, honorary mem
Der Of the Archaeological Institute OF Great
Britain and ireland, corresponding member
Of the societe Imperial Zoologique D'Hec1i-
matation Asiatic Society Of Bengal, Of the
Agricultural and Horticultural Society Of
India, chronological Society Of London,
American Society, &c, &C., has been engaged
by the Chicago Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation, to give his course Of popular lectures
on Japan, on the evenings OF Tuesday and
Thursday next. For particulars see Mondays
papers.
, 1863-06-06

3N0R SAT Tho Pratniurn Harm
II oAe b1aA1" ~ -. la.t r.".. ~ -.
Il and Residence OF Wlscoualn- Iia acres Fronts
mile on Rock Iiye! adjoalng tjanesville cky. Fop'
nlation 1201. as!ft0 worth nmber o. the place;
Price &l5 IIovements cost Dali me amonnI u
mnEt be eold- Plat AID sketch Or ma same aE ny
Office. 133 South Clafk sefses. r. L. tUAALHd5-
1e8-ts44t
= =,
EOR SALE-A secondhand Car.
n -,,.S,. e..e-. - -. h..... ~ .,r
1lasn; ~ ~ M -osnsr ~ ssIcntTen wa
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ILLIN0IS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
lSEecltl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRIDGEPORT. June S, ,lss3-9p-m.
-. CLEARED.

-. CLEARED.
Rcsotnte, Athens
investigator. Alters.
y a1tt Smith, Athens.
S Gale, Athens.
Aida Lasnlle, 7U bn OATS 50 b1ls salt a1s shin.
Contest, Norris 9l m lur,
J Il p estID, Morris.
OttaE6 Rocket. Lockport.
J Alexander, Lockp0Et
.. ARRIVED.
Wusp Lasa1le, 5s2a hu corn.
Deer IA, K No q Utica. 500 bu corn.
Rescue. P.nup s. yds ruhle stuna-
American Star. Lasa!la- $500 bu corn.
Maple Leaf, Joliet, 600 bu corn.
, 1863-06-06

MEET1sa.-The regu1armonthly meeting Of
the Board of Managers Of the "Erfing Wo-
mans Refuge" will be held at the rooms Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, this
day {saturday) at 8 P. N.
, 1863-06-06

E A dispatch to the New. York Wor9d
describing, in exaggerated language, the Cop
perhead pow-wow Of Wednesday, says:
"Great excitement ragged all over the city.
During the meeting the Tribune office windows
were bar1icaded with bundles Of paper four ttera
deep, and men were stationed at tho entrance with
arms"
Yes, and dead Copperheads would have 1ain
In tiers eight deep in front Of those paper
barricades before they could have scaled
them.
, 1863-06-06

UK1oSL GENERAL AEEr1Nd.-Th
will be general meeting of the members of
the Union League, at tho usual place Of meet
ing, in the Hall Of South Division Council
No. i, on this Saturday evening.
By order Of the County G.