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mum. ort Of which hare been Obliged to pay $500
God. live IN the parsonage Of my people, which
have earned for them the past winter and spring in
! an deeply Obliged to the carist1sn
fore, that the Lord rnay bountitully bless both
them and theirs In time and In eternity, PROMISE
from the deepest emotions Of grateful heaEt to
C; 80 h!G1ng shall s
smsll aroaut which further need to finish what
I have in the name Of the Triune God, begun, viz:
to pay the balance due on the church, and to t up
through gst concert to be given IN Joliet on the
3 st July. pro1; The sewing circle Of my congre.
cation has made many nee and valuable things,
above concert. Aleo. the ladies' Of Michigan and
Wabash avenues have presented me- with very many
excellent articles to be distributed gifts. What
ttshstholdeF eha dawa III K = Worth 9: ast aa
two large houses on Like street at wholesale
setup Gift Concert that will be no less profitable
to those who %ay patronlze it than to the poor
help me 9nlsh and crown With success, the ardu-
Gus takk commenced in Joliet.
1willasail myeelf OF this opportunity, for openly
felt thanks in behalf of my grateful people 1t Jol-
let and vicinity, to seventeen Of leading clergy
men q this CITY for the ssistance they given
Honesty ofmy nnr6oses md .9o 9
the Christian people throughout this community.
they, put intomy hands q KY to the city, and
Tickets to our Gilt Concert eau bc had at the
Music Store OF John Bauer, Clark street Of Mr.
Jacoby, at the furniture store Of Pht1o Carpenter
East Randolph strcet between Franklin aud Wells;
at the provision and grocery store OF Kusscl Bros
East Randolph street; OF Mr. Bltckhahn, barber,
under Metropolitan Hotel; OF Peter Dlickhahn,
larber, Van Bnren street, opposite Jarvis House,
tcl,neconist, corner Randolph and Wells streets;
at Mr.. Herman Baer's, East Randolph street, near
New fark House, and at Stryker's dry goods
house, IN Lake street,
Tickets fifty cents each. .-
.tB Journal, Fost and Illinois Sladss ztitang
p1tasa copy.
CHICAGO, June II, 1863.
, 1863-06-13
Toledo Grain nfnrkef-,Iune 10.

Wheat dull, with downward tendency. Sales
t-cc0 III red Michigan at $1.31; Go bu No red at
$1.so; 900 By DO at 81 1000 hu red Michigan
Cofn-sales $3.50 bu and 900 bn No mixed at
SIC. 0ats-Sa1eg at &c. Rye-Nominal at s5c
Bar1ey-Spring 81 10; winter $1.z5
, 1863-06-13

transactions In sack are limited to small lots
in ttore. Ground Alum we quote at 4i,65M1 I'D
and ordinary brands Of Fine at $2.85Ga2 10. BuiE
is dull and nominal at 3S4bs2c per bu.
, 1863-06-13
New York Stock Market.
!arFN1,h N~ Vnpr lima ~ fcRS


GOVERNMENT STOCKS.
Government stocks a shade druner
Us,Gs 81, e.1osh@ Us. ! IT. cert new. .--asX
1905 49,, ,1G6stQ1106X
MoxEr-A little easier at z per cent,
Sterling Exchange In moderate demand at 165lH
for first Cass bills,
Gold 1owcr-opening at ~, declining to AK,
advancing to 41H, closing quiet at A.
, 1863-06-13

lO!A4.+.s.ss 4JX0 u1+5U l45AuU 1Se&1 Ald0U
The receipts during the past II hours embrace
1851 brls -four SO bu wheat, .s13 bn corn,
a9,s71 bu oats, 3Gs3 bu rye, and q bu barley The
shipments werc:-4,oa6 brls flour, 65,750 bushels
wheat, 1890 bu corn, $3.50 bu oats, and 81 $50
bu rye.
There WAS fair attendance on Change today
and the general markets for produce were active
closing somewhat easier under the influence of less
favorable news from New York.
The Wheat market WAS less active for No
Spring, and VIC have to note decline Of 1c q bu;
but. No Spring was In good demand and there
was no marked change in prices The sales Of all
kinds were moderate, at $1.15 for No 2 Red Win
ter; sl.1sH@11 16 for No Spring; 9s@96c for No
aspiring; and 77@scc toz Rejected Spring closing
quiet.
The Corn market was active and firm at the cx-
trcme prices paid yesterday; but alter the receipt
of tie New York dispatches 1t closed dull and
heavy. Upwards Of 100000 bushels Of all kinds
changed hands ut 49c Tor Canal Mixed afioat; t0kc
for Yellow Mixed adoat: bs1fc for River White
a3oat; 4779c for Mixed Corn in store and 48N
46sc for Rejected Corn In stoEc-the market clos
ing heavy at s7Nc for Mixed.
Oats we're in better request and we note an ad-
vance In prices Of 1c z bashel-with liberal sales
at 5sQ5sHc for No in store.
There was no new feature in the -four Market
About 1,soo brls changed hands, bur mostly at
terms not made pablic, and the market closes, as
usual, dull and dropping.
Rye was quiet at CSC,
Highwines were dtm-With salea at 395{lo40c.
Provisions were tu1l and dropping.
Tallow was sold at 9;K99hc.
Hides were unchanged.
ppt& na{{r rs Nm f>r,tfr ~ tNa
, 1863-06-13

Ocean Fretghts at New Eork-June %.
The difficulty with the stcyedores continues, aud
business nearly suspended in consequence Last
evening an American packet for Liverpool took
two bins OF corn at 75&d. but we heard OF nothing
at 40s. To Glasgow, 500 brls -four at a5 4kd and
per neutral, 100 tcs Lard at 85c 60 bags seeds at
Hrs Gi
, 1863-06-13

The transactions Of Oats to-day were as follows:
Sales Of Ss eacks at 'oc, 40 eks at Tic, 16a SIS at
, 1863-06-13
M A r r 7 e d.

In thIs city OF tho ltth inst by the Rev. Mr.. TsoE
bridge FREDERICK II. SPRINGER and Miss EMILY
L, PETERSON.
In tnis CITY at the Bishops Chapel On IM.e 9Th. by
Milwaukec 8. Miss HORTESSE D. BRIGGS. OF this
CITY No cards faaued.
, 1863-06-13

E- Nervous Diseases and Physical Debility,
arising nom Specific causes, In both sexe-new
and reliable treatment, In reports Of the Howard
AsBociatfon-eent in sealed letter envelopes, free
OF charge. Address, Dr.. ]. Sklllin Houghton.
Howard Aseociation, No.a South Ninth street. Phil
adelphia, Pa. maYtG4w
, 1863-06-13

refrigerator can be ventilated and puriAcd Mt
the will Of lis owner. For further illustra-
ton Of these facts, call at 50 State street. and
examine them.
-., - il"
cumstances have rendered it necessary for
Dr.. Mcgowan to defer the completion Of his
course of popular lectures on japan, until
the ensuing season. Having an engagement
with the st. Louis Mercantile Association, he
is desirous OF visiting all the towns in tho
Northwest where lectures arc patronlzed,
From tic reports which we hayc already
given, it will be seen that they have our
hearty endorsement, and We can commend
them to lecture committees, and institutions
throughout the country generally. Yester-
day, Dr.. NJ. visited Change, md gave brief
account Of the prospective channels of orien-
tai commerce, by which European nations
are striving to bring the traffic of the East in
the most direct manner to their shores. He
also explained the nature of his purposcd
scient;lc and industrial surveys of tic uu-
known portions of Eastern Asia. referring
also to the Chinese sorghum, and their sue
cess in crystalizipe It. Although the time
allotted for the address was TOO brlet for
proper explanation OF the proposed enter
prize, yet the Board OF Trnde we're convinced
~, 49,, :, .,..;x -. .--.,
-1 ~ff
.ontos+ 80 - ~ ,.ta .n,,;o,oa, a1,e.;.. -
<ro;na ~ ~, =" hot;..a ~ 49, 80 eu,ar,aa Gsn.t ~
1onents .ro str,,r;,.-. e4or. ,arra - oanoaa,
po'en's ate s't.i.''"g every nerve 10 eoneeai
1ne Aau"o W WHEEL 'ne5 oplatneo u" appaten1
tn''oti.s ~ 'us poils' ooaot.eSs' 'nos' u tne
"auu4'sn' M 'ouns' "..9 aone " niSn WIZ a'e
w. wy , Auo"n"'s nen WIZ
Let every man in The city, WHO values the
purity Of the ballot box, collect all the infor-
nation he can as TO the names of fraudulent
yoters-the wards where they voted-how
many times they yoted-the witnesses by
whom the facts can be proved, or any other
information Us to doubtful or Illegal votes. or
o'nef .''uaalo'' p.aetices NJ 'ne eaection' anu
]tS 'Ae 4"ao' - naa.svu ~, ~ .no oneo VI 'osspa
~, - eas, es4 =. elatA setse.' "no - oue u
."s .ounoe. - eue e'e, .u-'1 .n1 A'An,
ess 10y ~ p'e'st "" ~ "'' 49, A'e' - :" 'A'
A''
o]ry f,oht of lime 9th at Rever,v Ford x,a
Ma,or ]. T.. Bcveri1re Of this CITY. former law
partner Of Gen, Farnsworth: Cant, G. A.
FORSYTH of this city. who entered the service
as 1st Lieutenant Of Cant. ". H Medi1rs
COMPANY. anf, Cant. D. ]. Hyncs of the TR,-
nc-I ouee' VIZ sa'e1su .ns oe. s1es ~ ~
,'eu,enah1 ns. onoee eapl' Mson'' incse aro ail
1ne en'eas" ranes W. a.Sco'es u"ons ' -. .ne
"ounoeu AUG ils. ~ A'l'eo u tne GU LII
nol8 casalfy Is not eglVen'
prco,,rp,a co,-pT-w IT sr,,bn, mn.
oef 1bdlctmeht LOT obtaining money py Alse
pretences, plead not guilty. he was tried by
a jury, and his plea reversed by q verdict of
guilty. In the case Of Janes O'Neil, charged
with rape, the States Attorney entered a
"Ne ptos' oumee "4lson' 4nwe.so tos t".
ceps' naa aiseneu untn ns11 te4m W us
own fecogn.zaneean COW o eote anu otnefs
~ete ou u1ai ~ LIE en'9oa1n11'en' VI ene eoot'
Aof puts4a'''
~ oui ALL Aets VIII uo "e4 Lo eA1ullut
, 1863-06-13

w Cook Il McLain, 81 Dearbosn street and 12s
ehawls, &c. Gents coats, vests AMI pants reno
waited In superior manner. Bonneta dyed.
0leached and pressed In the latest style.
, 1863-06-13
Sehr Jessie, Larkn. Milwaukee.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

Especial Dispatch tothe Chicago Tz!hunel
BRIDaKroKr, June z, 1s3-9p.m.
CLEARED.
s. F. Gale, Athens
Walter 6uith, Athens
Investigator. Athena.
Is N lash. 20 bu potatoes. N@s@A'
Eetclute. AtherB.
Elisabeth, LasAlle.
Eeutca, Seneca,
1olkiown n Utica.
3, G. Gaylord, Iockpoys.
Gtals and Stripes, Norzfa,
Brilliant LaSalle
n,aTatha Lasaie. 2s;s Il lumber 20 N siding Is N
shtrglr4 - ~ -
Geo. 3. TsyloE joliet,
Gen Grant 1asalle. 81 ss1 q lumber. SO shingles.
Waterloo, La9alle.
ARRIVED.
4ove;tiEasor: Athens. dimensiou stone.
Poxhattan Utica.
Lan1A Anr. Otta VA SAo0 bu corn.
Paragon IHsal1e. 1543 brts flour.
t3rAto-, Ii Smile, SIC br corn.
3ofrtt Ott1w1. ASA bo corn. ~ ....'
Tine Morris bu corn, 500 bu oats 10 Tbs drain.
age plpe.
Lurfa, Lssaile. 5.Gha bu wheat t20 bu1e.
At1icA. IaEa1le ~ 6s!s -four.
Eltorado. 1eSa11e, $500 ou corn.
wing and Wig Lssae. z btts n0lasHo. .soa hu corn
, 1863-06-13

Salt In PhtlndelPhia-Junel TO-.
Tlorc have been no arrivals this week. A lot OF
$50 sacks fine sold by auct,ou at $a45 cash,
, 1863-06-13
Chicago Qrtbnne.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1S, 1853.
TIE CITY.
THE ELECTION coNTesr.
Secret Meetings Of the Cop
perheads.
TEE BALLOTS BROKEN OpEg AND m.x1.
PrLkTED.
DEFIANCE OF TIE Law AND TIE opDpP
OF TIE COURT.

DEFIANCE OF TIE Law AND TIE ORDER
OF TIE COURT.
Ever since the determination expressed by
the Union men Of this city to contest the late
municipal election upon the ground Of frauds
as palpable as the sunlight, the Coppcrheads
have manifested m outward show Of indlfer-
ence, and have assumed a degree Of courage,
and a self 1clinnt innocence, which are abso-
1utely refreshing in men who hare no ecru-
pies at any amount Of swindling, In order to
atta5n their dishonest ends and peculiarly re-
trcshIng when viewed in the light of their
corrupt practices at Springfield, SO suddenly
strangicd by the prompt action Of the Execu-
tive. This bsaggart show Of innocence and
courage was not adopted for the purpose OF
moving the Union men from their detcrmi-
nation, butt keep'up tile spirits OF the rank
and file Of that party. It would not answer to
let the men who Lad done the heavy voting
know that there w:s decided prospect Of the
present municipal usurpers losing theirplaces
and the epoIls attaching thereto for the COM
ing two years, which we're to be distributed
1o.sa 80, ~ ossas Sst.s ..@ ~A"7' "uo t''1u
o.. @ =. 49, 49, 49,. - -, ~ .,,a
,,,.s,,,a aa ;nt,,.,a, ss.-.s 49,. 4ulo
were badly frightened Mt the gloomy look
ahead. Frequent meetings were held at the
rooms Of the 1nyincible Club, and at the
Mayor's office to consult upon the matter,
and these consultations were not Of 4 remark
.,,,, a,,os.<.,. s,..~.-.a. ~. v 1u~sHs...,1,
o,,a,r a,a..,,,. .sae ~. - .s
80, 1,,... - ~ - y, ~
,.a.,a",s s 80. ....as I", r4,I -lloe
rce. - ,,..a -. 80. =. ' 49, ~ -. onon '..eu
49, 80 xsNl.,- ~. ".4S "Au,st9sns
ttor ~ o;~s,san. @ -s.4 =. ". 49, .ue .auus' e'o
go. .ha ..'.s'. eun1 - 49, ~ nv s=e, una Sum
- oo,,c:,e.t,.1 s,~...,. ,s-s, =. .1sse
connorboaas ,mn,n~,nr 4,,on. - 1unt IS
son,o ponn,,1,oor f..naa ana eo,;, .,,a., T. ~ ~
4ha ,,,,,,,r 49,, E;,,,1,a,,o. w. .1.oaae
,,n1;1,e1od t,,o+ c,nc,,,r os !. hint ~ onr nn,o,
fdends far 1,.nered VIGILANCE. Thc retnrn.
IN t,e c5,cn1ar 1owcror c,p,e ,n ~,
slowly. or rather didn't come in at NIL and
some new plan must be hatched mn ia tbwart
1yn5on men In tbe nrocrcss at their contest
a contest which each tlay was advancing. and
each rev ,novc uro,np ran;a1r on1vnrd tn
con,n,rte sucress The leaders wc,c snm.
,noned toce,her orro;n At 4},c Jnvinc,h,a f1nh
roon,s In secrct cancus v.r;one m1,d nro.
3ec,a rorc d,scnssea bnt Ill ~ +ben
,rcre abandoned az frn,t,ese II u,c
cr,dept 4bot thc Rcpnb1,c,ns b,d
carr;ed tbe co,tes+ In !, no;,+ u7;ct
, 1863-06-13
Thomas Il. Hills sPcuuanshfp,

~ F. E. Rlgby, 90 Randolph street, ia selling
Paper Hangfngs ut less than New York prices, at
wholeeale and retail. The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. is2-4wks
, 1863-06-13

Thomas Il. HIPS sPcnrnanship.
H4L's FAMILY REcoRD, surrounded By the
diGersnt styles Of lettering and lonrishtng Price
81. Post paid. Los0 10 Hlite 1adlniy, raEidly, t1e
01nNy. Enclose 81 for copies aud full directions
mayl5-i0t
, 1863-06-13
THE, SOLDIERS HOME.
INTERESTING MEETING AT
BRYAN HALL.
The Project Fairly 1naugurated-Elcc.
ton OF Officers and Tho Board
Of Dlrcctrcsses.

. ina71 mee1s VI oene'o,ene iaoles con
neetea WIN Inc several cnuren ofganlzations
OF this city, was held yesterday afternoon at
Bryan Hall, to lake into consideration the es-
.,,.,. c.,..o.. u =. o,:
taphshment OF sololefs dome IN Cmcago,
aud to act upon the report Of Committee
appointed to digest plan Of operations at
The meeting called q few days since. The
nrohatle neor anproacb of battle. and the fact
that eS3gencics might at any moment arrive
which would tax to the utmost the boncyo-
~. - ..1.a,,.
!eA1 "ssoe.a'!ons ~ p1eset' e3'euue afounu US,
induced Inc COMMITTEE TO cau thls meeting
together earlier than vas ut first contcmpla-
ted. We iced large and commodIous cstab-
ishments, halfway houses between the battle
field and home, where the sick, the wounded
and destitute soldier may be received, fed,
ckeered and sent on his way with blessing.
Hanr ~ @ ,hsm ' .rr,re W. m ,n onr % n,tr nenn,1sss %
disabled, and discharged with detective de-
scriptiye rolls. and papers, who, without
the exercise of nct;ye henevo1ence m
=. ..4.,s As' oaAo1'
~ Is 'tl4e enough tlla1 tnose OF us
VINO arc spared ac1iFe participation In the hor-
Tors OF war can do, TO cheer the bravo soldier
who freely gives his life for his country. Fore.
most III this holy work appear The loa1o. of
Chicago. In other cities the Chfcaro Sanitary
Commission has established thcss. hoif.war
honees for The soldiers Va h.,.a .r3t..s.aay ~
tteir beneficial onrrotfo1 At coIr, rni..'.s,"a
and Memnhis. n1ifi l,aye offcn Hoor,1 e En3
bless the Sanitary Commission !'' from tue
lips Of wounded and dying patriots. Let this
enterprise pc successfully tnauguratcd here,
and "GOd bless the ladies' Of Chicago ~ will
be breathed as often and Us fcryrntlY
The ladies' met in rnndIv numbers at tbreo
o,c,ocl- %asf.rdnx ofte1nno1 ar;1 orro n;zad ~
st1aot;s5T p - ~. - ""T ~ y
Te4ee,uE - ~ o'3'n, CTIH's ~ ~a1t1 u4a14. auu
.tt,e - ~ +na ron,,.fn+. ~ 10 g.
yfous meeting. Dr. Patterson submjtted the
following Dlans.
F,nsr. The ssSo1d;ers' nomc NJ f,h,ceno,, ahs,,
he nroyfdcd for The nrstnitons rrfrnsh1Ssnt and
femrnrnrr indVinT of 6nr sniSia,a ~ ,hat- ,r.rto
and from Inc af1nT. ~ '1-AA "0' :"
SECOND. Its erection and mananeuent shall he
committed to President, two Vice Presidents,
Secretary, Treasurer, aud Doard Of Directors, con-
s1stsrg OF one 1ndy from each cooptratiug cOnsre-
gau9n n tas Sy, 1auneen q wnom snal 3orm
Mft.ee ~ rant,emen 0Na s&'t 4A0'4eo's eon-
IT1xp. fhe r. sIdcnt. or in his absence the
c-Pfesident, shall cali and preside IN the meet
iugs Of the Board Of Di-ectresscs and Of the Ex-
ccntise Committee and convene public meetings
when necees9fy. rug sscEetary shaA keep the
tninutee eu1 teeotus, @unouct tno coI1eeponasuEe1
, 1863-06-13

EltEAHEU.. .Jt0H Il.
EtmF Comet, Morgan, Two Rivers suu1ries
Prop C. Near. R1obget. Lincoln, 500 bu corn 50 bales
hay.
Prep j. barber. Robbins. St. Joteph sundr1es
Plop Empire Ssats Brett, Buffalo. Is eco bu corn SO
br.spork, 100 hrIs corn nieRl
Prop Vile. Hunt. Buffalo. 1860 bu corn, 5000 brls
denr. go hlees. 500 hria Gins. u cnsks hams.
Prop Plymouth Dickson Buffalo, IL COO hQ wheat 1900
blls tlour. 8 . hrls lard. 6s0 bfls high .les.
Prop chg Of Madison. Let's. 0sWtGo. t3 M bu wheat,
Prop Sun. Jones. 6odestch. 15,s bu corn. 1ss bsls
Hour,
Pp Antelope BnsItn. sarnia. Is IS bu corn LES hss
-four and sundres.
Fark AloEitor, CspIon. Buffalo. 2, 800 bu corn.
schF Vim. H. Stephens johnson. .Bu6alo 7875 bu corn
schr Glpsey. Jamison, Buffalo, Bsso bu corn.
Schr h1inot Mitchell. McAu1ey Bndnto. $3.50 bu rye
schr Thos. ktugsford, Tomllnaon, Buffalo, Is 50 bu
schr Minnesota Funatone Buffalo Il. 10 bu corn.
8chf Conquest. Snow, CRwego, $50 bn wheat.
Scbr Reciprocity. Day, Kingston, Il, 500 bu corn,
schr r, B.. Campbell Comerfor1. Godesich, 7l25 bu
, 1863-06-13

Go TO TIE BEsr-Go 70 BnTANT & S1RArroS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COILEdE, to get thorough
practical business education.
, 1863-06-13
Geo. II. Davis Picnic Grounds at
Harlem.
We are nern1fayly Indicted tn seaEona and

We are peculiarly addicted to seasons, and
we run from concert eeason to convention
season, convention season to opera season,
opera ecason to picnic season, and thus on
through the year, until we arrive at concert
eeason again. We measure our lives by these
seasons, not less than by months and days.
and our estimates Of existence depend largely
uron the success with which we have filed
them out It is in this light noticeable fact
that the picnic eeason has commenced, and
Tor the next two months, aud especially after
we have done the opera, ne must all make
pilgsimagesto to the grass, taking with us our
Mrs. Gunnybags and the olive plants, and the
baskcts, and cold ham.
George. B. Davis, Of strawberry fame, for
months past has Ind IN eye to this matter,
end at the beautiful little suburban town of
Harlem, on the Galcua and Chicago Union
Railroad, only eight miles from the city, has
been hitting up Il picnic paradise. Twenty
acres Of arabic land a1e devoted to luscious
strawberries, already beginning to blush
among the green leaves and white blossoms; !;
Iswton blackberriee, cur1ants, goosebeTies,
rrcat bacchaualian clusters of black Ham-
9,urcs and fruit Of the larger description for
Tie satisfaction Of the inner man. Twenty
nrrea of woodland have been transformed
into grove, permcated bya lImpid brock,
t.aYersed by shady walks, full Of snug re.
treats and 1eaf.roofed bowers, and now fra
Grant yitn the breath Of flowers, and vocal
With the songs Of birds. Seats have been put
,,,, IN choice. cool places; swings for the
, 1863-06-13

E'UES SALE-Kea1 Estate.
u 80 lots between Lake and Madison streets. west
OF Union Pa K:
20 lots Ia Higgins. Law l. Co. = sddltIou;
50 lots On Archer Road and Halsted streets, South
40 lest oq Hickory street. between Green Bay Road
IS feet on Van Buren street. between Morgan aud
Aberdeen: ~
q feet On Noith Wells streetnorth OF Division:
8teet on North Wells street. between Esie and Hu.
ron:
2l7 feet riVey front, Eouth Branch 20 feet deep.
so !yer fso9s South Branch cof seksoR street;
Housea and lots On Warrington Hlnsdae and Indiana
AveEue;
tgsn. DC.
And other property, for sale by GEO. II HIGGtNsoN,
my3l-t61ELt
, 1863-06-13

FOR SAIE.-A Pleasant House
u In good repair Will be sold on catr terms Apply on
the Premses, No. 20 Third avenue, o. to Dr. Beran
Nc, ,s62 State street. leli-giiT-SE
, 1863-06-13

s@"Tho CastIo's Heir," new novel by Mrs,
Wood, autho: Of. East Lynnc.' I" Verner's Prf1e"
etc., has been received By McNally : Co., No. 81
dearborn street.
, 1863-06-13

Church Of fHumaaIfy-Mrs. J. s. Fuller.
rhrrnTYc

7Tel1t Street SVn0V0gUe-Mre. KoeenHeld.
j. German ChuFehes-Azs. Geo. Schneider, Mrs,
Degenhardt.
Churches not represented in the above list
will hand in the name Of one member to the
Executive Committee. After the ratification
Of the above nominations, the public meeting
was dissolved.
The Board Of Directresses and the Execu-
tive Committee met Immediately after the ad-
journmcnt, and after short time spent in
discussion, resolved to meet again this after
noon, at 1 o'clock, when the question Of floca-
tion will be determined.
, 1863-06-13

them Is due Messrs: Maher and Price, who
are well known in this community rs active
business men Of honorable, financial stand
inr
, 1863-06-13

ROH 0AIE|A very desirable
II Houte for sales either rs or 27S West Randolph
street. or both together wth qusfter or the block,
nsko very desirable home They both havs all Tia
9esfR Weet n M in9uEe 2
Erran HnlI io1S.0f II ~
, 1863-06-13

are well known in this community rs actire
business men Of honorable, financial stand
ing.
FOOD FuR DIGEsIIoS.-Ihe human mind
turns in disgust from lying and hypocrit1cal
doemas, just as the human stomach turns
from unwho1eeorne aud unnatural food. But
there Is no reason why either Of these condi-
ucns should exist: False teachings should be
overcome by tho power Of truth; and un-
wholesome food should be prevented from
becoming so by proper precaution. Singular
us 1t may at first appear, Winship's Ventilated
Refigerators figure in the solution of these
problems. ANY refrigerator will, to certain
extent, preserve food; 1t is equal1y clear that
one which is ventilated, allowinga continual
change Of atmosphere, will preserve it better
than one which is not. ). E. Cross, 50 State
street, having the exclusive agency Of Win
ships yentilators, 1t is not to be wondered at
that T'enders Of inferior kinds should insist
that current Of air passing through refeig-
orator melts the ice faster than one which is
air-tight and air-foul But the mct Is, that
by simply closing the valve, Winshtp's be-
come airstight, 40 that the objection eau be
remedied if deemed desirable; while no other
refrigerator can be ventilated and purified ut
the will Of It's owner. For further il1ustra-
tion Of these facts, call at SO State street, and
examine them.
, 1863-06-13

P1C MIC E1CCRsI0S.-Don not fail OF read
Ing the advertisement announcing grand
excursion to Forest Bay Grove, on the Goth
inst, for the benefit Of the Milwaukee Rail-
road Mission School.
MEETn'e.-A special meeting Of the Board
OF Managers Of the Refuge, will be held at
that place, ZIG Third avenue, this day at
? p. 10. It is very desirab1e that there should
be full attendance at this time.
, 1863-06-13

H OR SA LEA Boys Saddle
- Pony, ct s57 Wess Washington street. VIII be
Bosd cheap within two days fel1 cttt-at
, 1863-06-13

The 113TH 1LLISo1s-Rev. a. L. Rankin,
Chaplain Of the 18th sd Board ofTrade) reg
imtnt, leaves for Vicksburg on Monday next.
Letters and small packages for the regiment
may be left at Root j. Cady's, 95 South Clark
street. previous to Monday noon
, 1863-06-13

ALLoTMENTs FRoM THE 82D REGIMENT
The War Fund Committee were yesterday,
and will to-day, be at the Supervisors Room
In the Court House, from two to four o'clock
p. M, to pay allotments from this regiment
for the months of March and April,
, 1863-06-13
FBDAT EvKsESa, june Il, 1853.
aE11rTs FOR TIRE LAST rwExTf-rouR HOURS.
Flour. Wheat. Corn Oats. Rye. Billy.


Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. .Barl'y
bEla. bn. bu. bu bu. hu.
No.. aa0l 49Q1t 1nSG61 388[n 21Bsl
, 1863-06-13

GRAM PROM COUNCIL BLUFFs.-W. r.
Stone, esq, received q consignment OF 800
sacks Of wheat yesterday from Council Bluffs,
Iowa. This is probably the first shipment Of
grain from that point to Chicago. II came by
water to st. Joseph, and thence By railsoad.