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, 1863-04-28

gnipg into the Sabbath School and the camp,
and presenting these truths TO the hearts Of
sinners.
IN setting forth the manlincss Of Godlineas,
ns one OF the central ideas Of the Association,
thc speaker was not to be understood as nf-
nrning that they had the monopoly either Of
its use or illustration, nor would he admit
that the Association was independent Of the
c]luich. It is a tributary Of the church. The
church is to give strength to the Association
sociation is never to assume the place Of the
church. The church is still the flagship,
though the Association be the gunboat sent
in advance, or even the Monitor pushed Tor q
special service up to tho very muzzles Of the
enemy's guns. The church owes you sup
port-you owe her recruits and allegiance.
You have q noble work to do. In these
days especially when the martini spirit Is 2
sad necessity, 1t is giSen you to show what
christianity may do with the sword OF the
5 Thf 81 nsEy s5d S 81 Mag For hs ay yoa oa
need no thanks from us. You have already
received them from hundreds who will
never forget You, and in the qualification OF q
christian duty God grant fhat yonr tGpPo1tu
soon be removed. But should they be re-
peated again and agnin, you will ut least be
cheered By the thought that your work Is all
conducive to q lasting peace, and that whether
you carry tract to soldier In his tent, OF o
the genius Of better liberty than America
yet Was known, is near you to whisper In rev.
ercpt1y borrowed language: "Inasmuch as
ye have done it unto one Of thcleast of these,
my brethren, ye have done 1t unto me.n
At the close, Rer. G. L. Wrenn, OF the North
Star Mission, aud Rev ". ". Eyerts made
brief addresses. The closing prayer was Of:
fercd BY Rev: F: D. Hemenway, and after
singing, Rev. N. D. Williamson pronounced
fhe hpnrffction
, 1863-04-28
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TEE MONEY h6ARAET.

AoSDAY EVENING. April ~: 1861.
The shipments today, as shown By our CONNER
mercial column, haye been equal to 5s 500 bushels
Of which nearly 10000 bushels were corn. Such
shipments cannot fail very soon to affect the ex
change market. Bankers are keeping balances
down az near as possible to the daily demands Of
customers, and anticipating an early decline. As
get NC quote the rates pars,s buying, and n sell
ing, though VIC presume in some cases best custo-
rnets obtained concessions On round lots.
Gold has been "tumbling," decidedly 80. The
opening New York rates, as reported by private
dispatches, werc 1851, 15t, 1861, closing heavy
at15t. Under the stimulus ct the morning dis
pstches, come Of onr brokers went in strong,"
buying at 153H, and even 16a, operating Of course
for " rise." They didn't see it,'' but they did
see themselves with decidedly elongated faces, and
eadly out Of pocket at the close Of the day agur
Ing" Such is the fate Of all gamblers, and those
that dabble in gold must meet it as best they can.
Silver 1a5@l4o. Canada currency 1453140-the
latter for favorable parcels. Kentucky 11a. In
diana State Bank 2l3
AZ might be expected from the large shipments,
business il decidedly active and the demand fos
money good.
TIE $50 LOAN II OH1o.--The capitalists Of Ohio
are converting considerable Of their money fnto6
per cent. $50 o. S. bonds. Among recent sub.
fknre A. L.. f.tt
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throws OF tue most delicate hens and frills
in absolute perfection, cuts its triumphs in
beautiful letters, figures and wreaths, in rich
embroidery md fashionable braid, now sew
Ing in sleeve and now sewing on q skirt of
your dress, and now flashing over yards Of
scam With but the tluttcr Of q swallow wing
will certainly get a new ilca Of the practica-
bility and real benefit Of family sewing ma
chine; and it will crafty you to know that
even now, in this country alonc, this charm
ing instrument is going into ncar1T 4 thousand
homes every month. It will certainly per.
suade you to industry, and make yonr labor
doub1y remunerativc in health and pleasure,
as we'll as In dollars and cents. The ideo that
tour first Adies'' are now using this sewing
machine for all family work, will do much to
correct the wrong impression that Ill sewing
machines are nuisanccs, md that sowing is
bclittling or unpopular:
, 1863-04-28
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. April q.
Prop Neptune, Langley. Buffalo. sundsies.
Prop Queen Of thu Lakes, Crarey, Buffalo, sun.
Prop Chicago, Raney, Buffalo. sundrie..
Prop Evergreen city, Collins, cieveland. sundries
Prop OTTAWA, Warren. Nnekcgon, 80 LII lumber, COO
n shinglss, 2 brls plaster;
Brig c. P. " Wn1iams, Reed, Buffalo, 200 m lumber
Brig iaabclla, Tassel, Cleveland, zoo tons coal.
Brig +. Il. Seymour, Gallian, ocouto, $50 N lun-
Sehr Challenge, Howbcl1. Muskegon 60 m lumber.
schr Florence, Olsen, Nu.segon, Is N lumber, Is
schr Persia. Tarr Muekegou. s. m lumber.
SCH: Lizzie Thfoop, yi6ait, Nuskegop, Is N lum-
schr : II shoyer, seh1obohm, Nuskeson, IS m
schr Venus. Thompson. Muskegon, 80 m lambcr,
Schr Little Bell. Liaten, Muskegon, 70 N lumber.
schE Spartaa Xanaes1erg' PORT Sheldon, IS N lum-
schr VIM. Jones, Thomas, Aanlstee, 100 N lum-
sclr Dae Bell, Decker, Wolf River, $500 cedar
schr Vague. Nelson, Manltowoc, 80 m lumber,
schr c. North, Monroe, St Joseph, 1850 railroad
schr Warren, pasison, St Joseph, 70 N lumber, Is
schr dso Roberts. Nelson, St Joseph, 1880 rail.
schr Live Yankee, czamer, Toledo, 1881 bags SALT
soc1s wood.
lG1nber, from Muskegon.
schr . Martin. Gallosan. Cleveland, 80 N lum-
her, from Grand Haven
schr h swallow, Elsey E beiEoit, % lumber, 1as m
scbr fashion, AcEgott, Buffalo. 100 brls silt, 40
m 1nr1her, from Point SAbe.
sehr a Rogers. Doy!s, Buffalo, sssaao bsls salt.
sctr Guide, Robbins, St Joseph, Is m lumber, sun
schr Napoleon, czustison. Manistee, 90 m lnm-
sehr TIieolor, King, St Joseph, cords wood, % N
schr Sped, Reed, cyntervillc, 81 cords wood.
sehr IusEegon, Taylor, faieiier's fier, % cords
schr eia.l!ense. Nerea, packatd's Pier, es m shin
sehr iFestvhestcr, Nasher, Grand Haven, IS II
| scow Mermaid. Birch, South Haven. IS N lum
scow Hercules, Peterson, Muskeson, 1eo N lum
| ber
sloop Peach, King, wilktson's Pics, N stares.'
| CLEARED. April 27.
stmr Comet. Pabst, Two Rivers. sundries.
Prop Evergreen City, Collins, buffalo, 1000 bril-
/ tlonE, 1,1oo b1ls lard, $50 brls pork, ia brl
Prop Slisaeo is Rsaey; buffalo. s.eeo bE!s pork j..
Prop 29een a Of tas e, Lake. I Grsy HnaIo 1s9
ham, 1e4 bsls bacon, 514 pigs lead.
Prop ottawa, Warren. Nuskeson.
| al b-is nork nh hrjs lard sn1 .Mndries
Prom N;s1nra Wr1ntosh t;ode1ch ~ ~ h.is norr
| H61 hrla norl. N rr1s Iar5 ~ hrfs hnaf an
| sqnlric!e 3'.' ~ o''1 0NeA' 'AN
Dark Ni:rarn Mu1r Port Colhnrnc N nm hi, corn
| Bark Twilight, Vance. Buifalo 20. I'D In corn
Ha7k WA Jones, Andrews, Buffalo, "a ,0o0 bu corn
| BA.E Parana, Carpenter, BuffalO, 3,0l bu oats. In
brls pork
Bark Sunshine. Wells, Buffalo, 1000 bu oats
'7 wheat. ' '07' ''1''''' 1@''0' -
| Brig II Seymour. Gallan, Ocouto.
SchrD Vernon, Mitchell. Bufa1o, 1900 br corn
, 1863-04-28

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TrIbune.1
By Telegraph lBRmoEroET, April s7-op. N.
CLEARED.
Resolute, Athens.
Hunter, La Sale.
nEs1as p: nsnIeys 7 a. 4 ssils, 70 b5Is salt.
f.d l. ss1s 1,o ,!Ssna lumber, % bss aa
~ 3. LOOMS, Athens, 1850 nsmsehsnezy.
" GuIuec, Athens.
Neptune; Ottawa, Isl bu potatoes, s7ss1:nz md.e.
E Goode11. Ottawa
J L. Alexsnder, Loekpott.
;Ss 1sahG Msa kn1; lumber 999 SHINGLES
AsS6 1896 @ hGlfs s S Hesi oIs ss 10o IT adns
] Harrington, Aazscilles.
Lionese, Ottawa.
5cugias, s 10 2. Seneca, 10000 # lumber, Is bu
St. siSi? aed st,,Rsa, Norris.
ARRIVED.
Gen Grant. Lasa11e. 5,ti4 bu corn
lioEess, ottaWa. $500 bu corn, q br1s -four:
Harrington, Seneca, $500 bu corn, % bu barley,
81 seiass ;5 S SSsS: r.; 9tt7.a; s.se9 m b cosn-
8 Gale, Athens, IS yds dimension stone.
Rescue, Athens. ito tons gravel.
Energy, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
1nrestigator, Athens, Is yds rubble stone. u Sds
Terror, Athers. % yds rnbble etone.
1:eliance, Lasalle, $500 hu corn.
sisoR Eoe1 fss & SET 81 eorn 1so br pork
g, SEQ 1oe hams and shoulders.
Cayq:a, Lockpost. 5 soo by corn. o.
Bumha,n. LaSa1le.
EldoEado, senesa, 400 bu coru-
Empress. LaSalle, $500 bu corn
rowhattan, Ottawa.
Oneida, Ottawa, 5000 bu oats.
Lescre; Summit: 40 tons gravel:
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hrn. We report sales a. followa: Cargo Of I. c.
Irwin. mill rnn from Mnskeeon, at sA 0: cargo
Of tehr Geo. r Foster, q 9o9fset, from Maskegon:
Hale, 1fOt G0 feet. from Garduer's mills, Green
Bay. mill at slto eaFse sa g Sehs &c, ChalienSe
Spartan. frou, Holland, onchaf "trip, ut 313a5;
cargo ofechr. Tcseol, from Gfaud River, on p. t.
ca1go Of Eehr: Wayne; from Two RIVER; on ?: t.;
dIy lumber, two th!1ds strips. at s1Ae5.
G0OPERAGE-8.0tou Hickory Poles at Sssn
Kalamazoo, per echr, Wallace, ut $3.50.
SALT-Domcftic Fine Is held at 81 .65. Foreign
is offered at Is per sack, with offers OF $3.50.
Sales. 1000 aacke on It.
SUGARS-OuE market continues active at pre-
vions quotations, We quote:
New Orleans fair to choice. .11A@f3
Porto Rico-Fait to prime. Gol2A
Cuba-Fafr to prime ne.................1t4 .1t4@11ai
N. 7. Redned-Powicred and
erannlated. .15t{ l1151{
White a. ..t44@tf3
Yellow B.-....... ...13hGt13I
Yellow owC....~..---.......13 G3l3Ik
Extrn 3 B......1} Gt1lH
Extra ..1HH9t3sl
COFFEEs-Asc firm and in good demand at
a21dn3fHc for common to prime Rio.
KEROSENE-The market IL quiet at 59G43c for
dark and prime white oils,
, 1863-04-28

Wheat -Themarket dull aud fnactivs. There is
no milling ard very little speculative inquiry.
White Ganada and Michigan nominal A. $1.69R
quotations Of western spring to indicate market
salae. TheEawill be very little doae till after 1gt
Of May. Co1a3-Yhe market quiet, with only mod
6Co0 bu in twt lots st sic. 0ats-The market arm
with falr inquiry. Sales 5000 bu 70 arrive: at nc;
and II Geo BIZ u private terms. Rarley-Nothiug
doing and prizes entirely nominal, At $1.G fof
, 1863-04-28
mr;ETtEs OF THE MERCANTILE
- ASSOCIATION.
preparations to Recruit the Battery.

An adjourned meeting Of the Mercantile AS
soclation was held at their rooms last evening,
for the purpose of adopting measures for OBJ
timing recruits for the Mercantile Battery,
and for the transaction of other special busi-
ness. The President, j. Y. Farwell, in the
chair.
The Secretary read the names Of several
business men who we're elected members Of
The Association.
Lieut.. Cone, of the Mercantile Battery, be-
ing present vas called upon and reqnestcdto
give such information as might be in his pos
session, relative to the Battery, and gave an
encouraging account Of the present condition
Of tho Battery. But the company needed men
and horses. It vas IN honor to the Assocla-
ton, and WAS considered one Of the best bat
teries in The whole army. We found 1t diff
cult to recruit men for the service, and feared
that the requisite number could hardly be OBJ
tanned without such Inducements rs could be
offered by the Association.
C. G. Wicker moved that the Association
offer to thirty men who might join the Bat
tery, the sum Of five dollars per month, as ex-
tn pay, so long MS they should be in the ser.
vice. Under this motion, several members
offered remarks both for and against the pro-
position.
Mr.. Doggett offered q. an amendment, that
the Association pay recruits fifty dollars each,
as bounty, instead Of FIVE dollars per month.
Mr. Wicker withdrew his original motion,
and the question recurred upon the motion Of
Mr.. Doggett, which was carried. At the sng.
gestion of Mr.. Ladd, it was decided that the
money should be raised by subscription
On motion OF Mr. Mum, the time aud man.
ner Of paying the bounty money was lett dis.
cretionary with the Battery Committee.
On motion, it was resolved that subscrip.
ton paper be Immediately opened for the
purpose. The Chair appointed G. G. Wicker
I. 7. Mum and n. ]. Allen, a committcc..to
! raise the bounty money.
An opportunity was then given for ths
| members to subscribe money for the purpos.
above named. In response, the member
| ill came forward and subscribed, in the ar
gregate, s625.
| On motion. the Association adiou-ned
, 1863-04-28

To PROPERTY HoLDERs.-Tax-payers will
notice By IN advertisement in another col
nmn that costs will be incurred on State aud
County taxes remaining unpaid on the first
day Of May.
, 1863-04-28


Tota1...... 5000 $500 4soGoo $4,000 80. 49,.
The receipts Of Produce to-day. embrace 3,071
brls Of -four, e5e6s bn wheat, All bu corn, g.
Gil bu oats, LOST bu rye, and =, 335 bn barley.
The shipments during the same period warc5 1000
brla flour, zoo bu wheat 449 $50 bu corn, and 49,
COO bu oats-in all, equal to 6o2 800 bushels.
The Produce markets to-day were more active,
and prices ruled shade higher. Besides fair
speculative demand for grain, there was an active
inquiry By shippers, On eastern orders.
The Wheat market was very firm, and an advance
Of Nc per bushel wasestablished; but IT WAS mac
tive. and the sales were light at $t.1s@1.1sx for
No. Spring; g. .02tD1.c4 for No. Spring; and
s1Gssc for Rejected spring-the market closing
firm. Winter grades were in good demand and
f1m-buye1s offering 81 ,aOG1.a .aok for No. 9 Red
Winter In good houses, with. however, light Balcs
OF short receipts elsewhere at 3119. Rejected Red
was eold ut 81 .o5lJl OF.
There Ia no visible Increment in the Flour mar
ket, and we have only trihing sales Of spring sn-
pers to report at $3.5oIs90 In spring extras.
buyers and sellers were 20l90c apart.
The Corn market was unusually active, and We
note an advance in prices Of 5511c per buehel-
with Gales Of nearly 200 600 bushels, at t0@5lc for
Canal Mixed atoat; 4sa3G4shc for Mixed Corn in
store; BIC for Yellow Corn In store and 46c for Re-
jccted Corn in store. At the Close tho market for
Mixed Corn WAS very firm ut 43alc, holders asking
4sHc,
Oats were quiet and firm. but there was no
change in prices-Ko.1 eelling at 59159Hc, and
Rejected at BIC. Rye WAS firm aud in good de-
maud, with Gales OF No. at 7aD74c. Barley was
quiet, with light GALES at e. IL for medium to
good quality. Hi.hwincs were 1r1n-With sales at
3oc, but there was not much activity,
The Provision market remains dull and almost
entirely ncclected-with light sales OF good coun
try Mess Pork ut S13.s5. Bulk Shoulders were sold
at sHc loose; but the inquiry is light. Lard is
dull, with sales Of prime country Kettle at 9594c.
Yellow Grease was sold at G5&c.
There slitt]e or nothing doing In seeds-choicc
Timothy selling In email parcels at 81. e0 and
Glover at $5.25. There is no demand whatcvcr for
Hungarian Grass Seed. and the market is dull with
sellers Of prime at D. Flax Seed Is In good de-
mana By manufacturers, and we note sales Of fair
quality at s2,65.
Freiglts were active and Etcady-with engage.
ments Of sixteen vessels at &c for CoEn 7}<Sc fot
Wheat, and 5hc fos Oats to Buffalo; 1aI1Sc for
Wheat, and 11Hc for Corn to Oswcgo; lie fol
Corn to Kingston; lie for Wheat and 1sc for Corn
| to 0gdeusburgh.
The Eastern railroads hare reduced their rates tc
$t.20 for Flour to New York and $1.40 to Boston
via rail, and steam on Lake Erie. The p.opcllc1s
which ply between this port and Buffalo are taking
Flour ut Toe below those dgures-al lake to Buealo
I and thence By rail.
, 1863-04-28

Old LADIES' HoNE.--A special meeting Of
the Board Of Managers Of this Institution Will
be held at the "Hone," this afternoon, at
O'Clock. A full attendance is especially de-
, 1863-04-28
THE CITY.

hSs7EElsY.-Duprcz & GREEN'S concerts,
at Bryan Hall, have been crowded every crcn-
ing. They give their Last entertainment In
this city tonight, with an entire change OF
programme, and capital good bill
, 1863-04-28

MY SOUTHERN Fr1ESps.-John r. Walsh has re-
ceiyed 81 My Southern Friends" the new book by
the we1lknown author Of Among the Piucs,'>
&c. papcr Is cents, cloth 81.
, 1863-04-28
Change Of Weights III Montreal.
From the Nitpese.1

We understand that the Board Of Trade aud the
Corn Exchange have Jointly agreed to recommend
that the bushels Of the following articles be re-
81 lbs; also that ashes be bought and sold q 100
DE, tho bills made up in poAnds. and the charges
III dollars and cents. These are desirable changes.
, 1863-04-28

.w An grain sold "in store" Is reported IN
~ 4 t";g tarst e s. 55t 1s q; *H@st to e ;oag h:
for The grain TO tic seller. I}Hsn a transaction il
,a4e Il 1shlc1 ne sttr ays hhs Storage. I = r.
:al9* are quoted as de.i7srtd,' u1ffss oXefwise
stated.
MONDAY EVENING, April 81, 1853.
FRElG1TrS-Steady and active. The engage
brig G. P. Wi]liame, schrs Miami, Mary Brown, II
s. Mott. Parsons, Onward, Athenian--all with corn
at &C; schr St james, wheat. at 735c; schr Twin
Sister, wheat, at 7.1c schr lronsdes wheat at C;
bark Sunshine, oate at 5Kc. To OswEGo :-Scht
Transport wheat. at 1a11c: 6Chr ]. L. Gross, corn,
at 11Hc. To KINGSTON Bark Mary Jane, corn,
ut lie. To oapESsDuRGn standard vessel,
wheat, Mt 14c, and corn at 1Sc.
The propellcrs are taking -four to New York
at 81 20, and to Boston at $1,3O.
Tile railroad companies haze today reduced
their rates. as follows:
, 1863-04-28

Claas. Class. Clasa. Flour.
r. nn..o :, -; 7ail all and lake ~ 9sS oes l@
TO nesen = Is ~ !sIe Is ID Is 1ss ss aiS B
10 BALTIMORE: Il i; as5 4s |aks Ii SS Ss; II
Eail and lake. is 0ss o.es 1.ss
To Buffalo, all 5al.;;;:,. H. o1: 051 9ss o55
Il e9eet3 Reatsaa d Il sa M Is SO 1S5 1
flour -Rcceived 3oa bris; shipped, b. Lake,
5GG9 5GG9 bFls. Market quiet. Sales 100 brls Smith
9ae e Ct saso 80 hF's do at $780, 81 br1s do at
T. Rseeiyea: as,ees bu; shipped, $500
Sales: $500 bu No. 2 Red lin S, s. and $, B. &
ce;'s} at & q: 49e hu DO " s. { CO. tslo5
% ia d 200 5 bu q 10 ~ IN ~ i. Z
SO. and loo bu Do lin T. W:s) At s119; 100 bn
&c &c & e. q ss f1s & g. a Is Pq * S?sRS
hn d !in Newberry ys)-all at s1.oi; loo bn DO
in; a5 $ho2 S = ea g p & MN Y, z m aad 1o ba do
s1oeH; s,00 bu Rejected Spring tin Il. W.'a} at
sGc: 800 bu do lin same house, at e5116 400 bu do
ss 81 ss oa do 81 ~ ea .ad a n + 1s}
at SIC :
5y samrS,s oS bs epring in bags at slee; 500
coRN-Reeeived, 1os,411 bu: shipped, 4as,6ao
bq T., Market u = aetiys I'D se higher. sales;-
Canal Mixed aaoat at ooc: 69,t00 bu Do at 505Sc
o. b.; 10, eco bq do at 51c O. b; 800 bu Yellow
Corn in etorc at SIC LOO bn Mixed Corn in store
at ss1$c; 1900 ba DO at 4ssss; 1900 bu do at
5sAc; 65cg0 bn do at isc;, 11,ooJ bu do at A7;4c;
eco bn Rejected Corn in atorc at 46c.
OATS-Recctyed. ss,GI1 bill; shipped Is 600 bu.
Market steady. Salee: 1850 6u No in etofo at
59c; 1900 bn do at 5o1sc; 5000 bu Rejected IL
RYEReecived, 1.o57 bu: shipped, none. Mar
kct hrIn. Sales: !, 800 bu No. i in store at 73c;
1,sc0 By do st fS5@c; SEQ bu do at T4e.
ss dG bassss goa i g. 10 Sses Il nesa sas.
HIGHWISEs- b1ls at Soc Market firm but
'DiiIasGi HIc6HoLoasse p gu.
MESS PoRK-l4s bills country Meas Pork at
HGIK MEATs-;5o pcs Bulk Hams, loose, at
5Ae: oco ~ Shoulders, loose, at 3'sc. Market
u LARbNDul. Iif Sales: 100 tres prime Kettle Leaf
ut 95Sc; 6J pkcs country EettlG-reudered Leaf at
aAc s3 tres do at ss1s; 10 tres do at &c; 70 kegs
GREAsEso tres Yellow and Brown at $40.
TA11ON-Pr:ue city Is held at 10c, without
buyere. Country Tallow, s4l9Ac.
bITTER-Good Roll Butter Is IN fair request
CLOVER sEED-Duu and neglected. Sales:
s9es ss9fe est s 9 Pa DO 4 ba3ees
TIMOTHY sEED-1n good supply aud quiet.
Sales: 20 bags extra choice at $l.70; 10 baga at
FLAX sEED-e4 bags fair quality at s265,
HUNGARIAN SEED-There Is no demand
Prime Is freely offered ut Il o. without buYers
DRIED FRulT-s00 brls prime New York Ap-
MAhIE ssUaAR-2,ooo MS good at lie; 1000 ,os
H1DEs- The market is dull and dropping
, 1863-04-28

western; $t.4S for etatc; and 30 for Canada.
Sales 4ts bu Canada private tcrms. lsye quiet
and nominal, at s7@ G5coc fos Chicago anu o21s9'c
fnr AIi1WAttEee-
, 1863-04-28

ALI Is WE'LL THAT ENDS WK11.-Thus
exclaim many thousands after trying the cele-
brated Chemical Salerdtus of DeLand & Co.
They say it works like charm, and they al
ways have nice light bread, biscuit, cakes,
&c. It never falls.
, 1863-04-28

Cincinnati Seed market-lpru 25.
Clover is selling in small parcels from store at
hut II round lots were placed il The market, they
could not be sold except ut L material decline.
, 1863-04-28

EuHNlb seed E1aFKcf-AprI "a.
Tho market shade more active, with eales OF
250 bu Timothy at $l874, and retailing in small
lots at $2.C0Gta.124c for choice lots of Timothy,
and $i,75 for clover, s4a5G34.50 for lar seed .x -
, 1863-04-28

POTATOES-The demand Is less active 1nd the
market ts Quiet-with light ealcs Of prime Neshsn-
nocks and PinkeJes, at aGs5c, It is, however,
very difficult to sell round lots ut over TIC. Com
mon Mixed arc dull at koaeoc Sales: so bnshcls
good Mixed at G0c.
EGGS-3n fair supply and without material
FOULTRf-Live Chickens are dull ut 51.756
30 per dog. Turkeys are IN fair request at 8
@9c.
LUMBER -cargoes a1e in good demand and
, 1863-04-28
Reliable Railroad Time Table.


Hereafter ts0lue u LII &sAFe aAe"0481s 1T SAGd1os
as :ollowe:'
nicuaAH ctaTaA1-DEsor roor Or LAKE. STREET.
bs1roit i N. =. Express 80 a n .e:so ,. n.
Night Express. tt:ta ?. m. 1870 a. N.
MICH cksr., c1xcnNkz, AND LOUISVILLE Lrs.:.
MofnInE tns. Express +:ie H. t5 .g:5 P m-
MICHIGAN rouTHEnN--ToLHpo I1NE.
New York Express. sT:so m s7:,s =. n
Night E1pFess.--~.--....- +7:l3 p m. t':so H. N
MICHIGAN sorTHEax-DETnorr s7Ia 1EE:
Express via Adrian....... HIS p. N. 7a0p.m.
CINCINNATI ALB LrtK.
Nail Train *7:so T. n. s7:ao q. N.
r177sBuRoH, FORT wAr1E ANp cu1cAoo.
nay Passenger. .5:1 a. n @T40 Il. N.
Sifps Sa3ps?atso nitsofsssa asssom; s 3. m n
ILLINOIS cEsrRA1~
Nisht Passsnge1.......:.+1}io .. T. Il. SIS m N.
Kankakee Accommodation $500 p. n.
Hyde Park Trau-.......- %6:30a. m ssD0a n
:. " -.--.----F1900 NJ *1:35p P. M,
......... "6:15 p N. *TA5p. N,
CHICAGO AID 81. tor1s.
Nall PASSENGER. e1.--......-. 200 a. m. s910 p. N
goIiet E;fet aad nadiEWSefel Wilmington xc- m 4' J.
eommodation.. "&oop.m. .s,soam-
CHICAGO AND RocK ISLAND.
Jolist Accommodation. '4:1s sp. n. .a5s = n
ea2caoo, a1RiisG3ox ~ 1so % sorse9. sss' T.
DaE Express and Mall. $50 q. M *6:l5p. n
Night Express: ts:15p. H. 1890 D. m
AcCoumoGatl0a.. .-....... "E50 p. N. sE10 g. N.
CHICAGO AND aALESA ESIox
April 10, 1860:
sa!.on PRsesenger. ;s1.-n. &Bp.m.
Freeport Passenger. l. n &B D. n
Freeport Passsnss-- P ?. n. 5:oos. n.
, 1863-04-28

KEEp Posted on THE TAX LAw.-Haines' Legal
Adviser publishes regularly, all decisions and
other impott ttni information concerning the Nation
al Tax Law, Terms, 81 90 yelr. Address
E. H. HA1SEs, Chicago, III.
, 1863-04-28

tE The Preparatory Glass Of the School Of
Trade etlucatcs boys for business, and prepares
them to support themselves. ap26:2w
, 1863-04-28

last ycar..... a142 Tes0S go. 1906 80. 500
euuAENTs RT LAKE. For TIE LAST FoRTr-E1anr
HOURS.
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. .Ba1s'y
brls. bu. bu. hu. bu. hu,
Buffalo ...... 5000 5000 41eQ60 $500 -
Oswego....-. -, 802o0 32550 ..,. 49,. 80.
, 1863-04-28

SCHOOL OF TRADE, j. Dyhrenfurth, Principal
practical institution, recommended by the business
men nf Chicago nn9G-2w
, 1863-04-28

Go TO THE Brsr-Go TO BRYANT & STRATTos's 8
CH1cAGn CoHNEEc1AL ColLEaE, to get thorough
practical tuaiuEss education
, 1863-04-28

For TIE SEyEsTf- -sEcoSD.-Lfcnt. Colby,
company F, I'D regiment Illinois volunteers,
First Board of Trade, Col. Starring, will
leave Chicago for the regiment this Cruesoay)
evening, md will take any letters (not pack
ages) that may be left Mt the Matteson House,
up to p. H.
, 1863-04-28

BnowS's BRoScn1AL TnocHEs,-From the Med
cal Director Of the General Hospital, Benton Bar
racks. near ST. Louis, March S, 1869:
Mecers. JoHN ]. brown s. Son, Boston, MaBs.
'.usc OF your far,tnmed and most aerviccable
.tTEoc1Es'' is being made III the hospital Of which
have Charge, and with very beneficial aud decided
r,suts III allayng bronchial irritation and morbid
se1Eitiye1css Of mucous membrane Of glottis ind
parts ahjarelt.''
, 1863-04-28

E Union meeting will DO held at the town
Of Jefferson on Thursday next, April 3.th. Hon.
]. D, Ward, J. F. Ebcrhart. and other good speak,
ers, will be present and sdree9 the citizens at the
town nousc. Let there be 4 grand rally.
, 1863-04-28

~"Lcs Miacsab1es.'' in French, complete in
five paris, fot salc at McNaly i Co.'S, 81 Dearborn
street.