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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

The PROPELLER Geaesee Chief has en-
tered upon the trade formerly carried
on by the Inflated Globe, and will here
after make regular trips between this
port and Buffalo, and if business de-
mands it the owners propose to put
into this trade one or two other staunch
propellers. The Chief was rebuilt last
winter, and is rated A. 2, which is the
highest grade allowed to vessels that
have been rebuilt. We presume she
will have all she can do, as every YES
sci coming to this port is fully loaded.
TENTH CAvALRY.-Col. Kellogg re-
ports that the recruiting for this rcgi-
ment is progressing far better than
was at first anticipated. Recruiting
offices within the past week have been
opened at various points throughout
the State, and nearly half regiment
is already enlisted.
Capt. Stevenson, of Bay County, has
already reported nearly fifty men, and
his prospects for filing his company
are first rate. MERIT II. Blackmore,
who has seen some service, has receiv-
ed commission for raising a compa-
ny, and has opened an Office in this
city. We wish him all sorts of sue
cess.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

WAYS MELoDEoS-MAD'LLE BRIeSoLr, tho
East Saginaw favorite, and great Danseusc,
Vocalist and violnist, receives complimentary
benefit on Friday evening next. " Little Brig"
appears in new songs and dances. An attractive
programme is presented
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
OF these we manufacture great variety, rang
ing in pricesfron so cents 10 so dollars each.
Our Albums have the reputation of being supc-
rior IN beauty and durability to any other The
smaller kinds can be cent safely by mail at a
postage Of six cents per OF.
The more expensive can be sent by express.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

Religious ana CnantaDle institutions VIII DC
literally dealt with.
PRICE OF MACHINES, COMPLETE.
No 1, Family Machine, with IIemmer, $50
No 2, Small Manufacturing, with EXten-
sion Table, 1900. .'.....'.''''' DO
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, with ENten-
sion Table, ...........''s''.''. %
No. 3, Large Manufacturing, for Leather,
with Rolling Foot and Oil Cup, S5
Ono half hours instructions is sufficient TO en-
able any person to work this Machine to their en-
tire satisfaction.
Agents Wanted Cor oil Towns in the United
States, where Agents not air lady established.
Also for Cuba. Mexico, Central and South Amer
lea, to whom n liberal discount will be given.
Terms invariably Cash on delivery.
4. S. MACARTHUR 4 co.
ii. HALLECK, Sole Agent fer the State Of
Michigan, l69 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit 2l0
E. e. H. II. ANTHONY,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16
Livery Establishment |;
BOSS, BURRELL d CO.,

A I their New and Extensive Stables, on
IA Washington Street.
EAST SAGINAW. MICHIGAN.
Have one OF the
Best Livery Establishments in the West.
Family ''turn outs' Horses and Bugges, Sadie
Horses and rigs of all styles, single or four TO
SIX horses, promptly fitted out
NEW AND In STYLE.
Everything about the establishment is In
good shape, tidy new and of late style. Horses
always in good condition andcarriages and llar-
noscs neat and tidy.
REA SON. BE RATESi
only, charged in all instances, and the utmost
pains taken TO give entire satisfaction to all GUS
toners.
A. w. GATES, Agent.
East Saginaw, Aug 8, 1868
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

BUY THE BEST
BUY TIL L BEST
BUY THE BESTi
BUY THE BEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SAFEST
BUY THE SURESTl
BUY THE SUREST!
BUY THE SURESTl
BUY THE SUREST!
WHICH is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
THEY ACT LIKE A CHRAM,
by strengthening and invigorating, and restor-
ing the system to a healthy condition 1t mod
crates all excess, and removes all distractions
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
They are peculiarly adapted, as they bring on
the monthly period with such perfect regularity
SURE TO DO GOOD
SURE TO DO GOODl
SURE TO DO GOOD!
SURE TO DO GOODl
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
CANNOT DO HARM
BE WISE IN TIM L
could furnish anyquantity Of tcstiu onials o
its efficacy from my own patients, but the prac
tiee of parading bought and fictitious ones befor,
the public is so prevalent do not deem IL advi
sable My object is to place my medicine be
fore the public, not alone to make money, but
to do good. 1t is provorbally true of the Amer
lean Ladies, that not ten perfectly healthy one
can be found in any one vicinity.
BE WISE IN TIME !
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

GDABYLON is FALLEN. Sequel 20
ID "Kinglom Coming, Song and Chorus.
Words and Music by Henry g. Work a curious
and comical production, just received by
NJ H. ALLARDT,
S7aw Music Store on Wster 81
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1863-09-16

We also keep large assortment Of
Sterescopes & Sterescopic Views.
Our Catalogue Of these will DO sent to any add
dress on receipt Of stamp.
E& H. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials,
sol, Broadway, New York,
Friends or relatives Of prominent military men
will confer a favor by sending us their likenesses
TO copy. They will be kept carefully and re-
turned uninjured.
Fine Albums Made to Order for Congregations
10 present TO their Pastors Cor other purposes,
with suitable inscriptions, &c. 2l06m
, 1863-06-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TIE MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY EVENING, June |, 1868,
There IL general luietnees IN money circles.
The dcr.and for money 10y shippers Is good and
the supply eqtla1 to the demand. It Of course re-
qules good namcs and fair margins to get the
money, and it must be wanted for Legitimate pur-
poses. Exchanges remain steady at pa.G14 buy
ing, and 1sGA selling, the litter quotation ruling
for the emaller bills.
The transactions In gold. both here and In New
York, are very small. We have only the opening
quotations from New York this morning-145k-
the wires having failed to yield us any informa-
ton on account Of being down." or something
woree. Our dealers are paying from Ill to t45.
Silver Ia worth from LIS to 49, the latter quota
ton for the large. The transactions arc exceed
ingly small. and are growing daily 'tbeautffllly
1css."
Kentucky and Indians money may he quoted at
ahG3 2 cent premium, and legal tenders Ut .ss0x,
with small demand.
a PAT1Sa Observation-Disclosures in the
Pacidc Mail Steamship Company evidently pig.
During the past year, ending the 1st Of May, the
Company has built aad paid for two new steamers,
costing about sGa5 foo each added $4,000 to the
surplus fund; paid 20 per cent dividends to the
ehazeholders reduced the valuation Of property in
California, and are now building the fourth fret
class steamer to complete the line, The Atlantic
and Baltic, Of which the Pacific Nail Company
own ur-ninths, are now under charter. The
shares Of this Company {s:00J sell for $is0 in the
New York stock markets,
, 1863-06-02

macada1nizing Of Milwaukee Avenue from
Eilston Place to tho centre Of North Avenue.
Aid. Cemisky read a lengthy aud scurrilous
report, conocmning the patrlotic resolutions,
the Committee thar introduced them, ccnsur-
ing tic Administration for the arrest Of VAL
landigham, &c, upon which i warm debate
tnsucd. Aid Holden moved TO lay upon the
table for satisfactory reasons, Which hc sta
ted. The motion was lost by the following
vote.
AyEs-Pcter shimp, A. D. Ellsworth. T, Ed
wAfds, u. f. Gallup, Constance kann. Manccl Tai
colt. Geo. Himrod, &. c. r. Holden, Geo. You Hol-
len, Lester L. Bond, ". Geisacld, Anton Hottin-
ger-1a. ,..ou no,,..,
Mari sheg;lan. David Walsh, Mncoim McDonaii,
James E. Abbott, John ComIsky, Richard Clark,
caes1e9n InG A. Af9st1G ra5s2 csc nsfa sfK s
van. n. 7. Slnfeldt, e. L. Hoodman-li.
After considerable debate it was laid over
and ordered published.
Aid. Rober.s moved that the printing Of the
city job work, Board Of Education, Police,
ETC., be given to the Corporation Newspaper.
Aid. shimp offered the following:
Re.olred, That the City Attorney. with the
Board Of Public Works, be instructed to call on
the Chicaeo City Railway Co.. and rcqueetthem to
in care they fail to comply, that the City Attorney
be instructed TO commence proceedings against
them.
Referred to Committee on Judiciary.
Aid. Holden offered the following:
I!esolrtd, That tho Mayor and Comptroller re-
port at thu next meeting by what authority the
pensc Of ss7a Gu was nlade for the printing and
binding OF 100 copies OF pamphlets entitled Brief
City re- Police Commissioners. and what use is
proposed to be made of them il any, and it in their
opinion such expense is not uncalled for and use
lets
Aid. Shimp offered the following:
.Rfsttrsd. That the Mayor appoint committee
Of thrte-the mover Of this not to be one OF sIid
committee: which is in accordance with the recent
ruling Of His H0nor-to examine the city charter
nrd ascertain il the Mayor has any authority to ap-
point boy not oser eighteen years Of age, to act
opinion Of tue City Attorney, il tile Mayor has any
right to place the name Of any boy on tile pay roll,
&C., to draw pay as policeman.
Referred to judiciary Committee.
The City War Fund Committee reported
Aayirg assisted 7E3 families, representing
2.ct5 persons. Total amount expended
$1I, 710.31, also given orders on the City
Comptroller for 7.sG tons of coal for distribu.
ton 10 soldiers families.
| The Committee on Bsidewell recommend
/ the purchase Of blocks 2. 3. aud Z, in n. E,
=. section u, T. 50, y. Il. u, East for :.
| Aid. shiinp moved TO receive bids for thirty
days. Lost.
A resolution accepting the proposition,
! and referring it to the Finance Committee,
with Mayor and Comptroller, With power to
act was passed.
The Comnlitte on Judiciary asked to take
necessary steps to have the charter amended,
il necessary, " Legislature. to authorize the
building of Fire Alarm telegraph.
Tie Mayor appointed Theodore Mile,
Pound Master, South Division, und the
| Council adjourned.
, 1863-06-02
mixcd western; 12l176c for damaged, Oats active

mixed western; ?al27sc for damaged, oatsactive
ni d decidedly higher at ta0c.
Enthusiastically 70 aFm* with sales nt 4tGtt5c
chiefly at inside rates. 6OO bEls in bond II &c.
rroylsroNs-Pork opened steady, and closed
slightly in buyers favor. 1D.503t1 80 for old and
new prime; s14u@1G.00 for new prime mesa.
Total etock, old anil new. juno lat, 1,aH3 48s:4 :453
Lris. Same date last month. 1929 Same date
last year, I5.,s15 Eeef dull and unchanged. - IS
G.>.(O for mess: - 5cG76.0a for srime;. SlG.5! .
las for repacktsl mess; $125ol14-on for extra
mess. Total stock, old and new, June 1t, 59.951
Fk.s; Same date laet month. 1s,s9l pke5. sam:
cate last ytaz. a7.slS pigs. Bacon sides dull anu
nominal. Lard f,mer, closing at9H10Ac.
BUFFALO. June e1.-FLorR-Demand moderate
and market steady
NHEAT-ln good demand and market frmer at
FLY Tor ordinary No : Chicago Spring: Sl.10 for
choice 10: LIS for No. Milwaukee Club; 81 81
Il35H for He'd Winter Western.
eiCoKS-Ac,iseand firm at G0G161Kc closing at
OArs-Qaiet ut Sic to arrive.
Wu1sKI-Dull.
IMroE1s-23CCD hrls -four. c4s,Oc0 hi what
135, eco hu corn. 10000 hu cats.
ExPon7s-i.GC0 brla -Four, 81, 900 bu wheat 81 ma
bu corn, q. eco btu oats.
The stock market closed dull, with good many
se1lers to realize profits.
Sterling bills are lomfnal. and drawers age dis
posed to name the rates for gold only. For cugren-
g. the rate IL about l62. Market dull and lower,
with but little disposition to purchase except at
much lower.
, 1863-06-02

The regular monthly meeting Of the Com
mon Council was held last evening His Hon
OF the Mayor in the clair, and % Aldermen
present.
A communication froV, the City Compsrol.
lcr relative to the salaries Of Bridge Tenders,
having been omitted III his report, recon-
mcnds that $4,000 be appropriated for that
purpose. Referred to Finance Committee
a communication from Chief Engineer u.
r Harris, asking two months absence, to at-
tend the Firemen's Exhibition in England.
Grained.
Communication from City Collector, ask
ing m advance in his salary TO $500, Assist
ant e, ,co0, and tor Clerk hire s., 500. Referred
to Finance Committee.
Petition from oWnCrs Of schooner Roanoke,
dismasted and damaged by Van Buren, street
blidge not being open, asking tue payment OF
damage and loss sustained. Retired to Judi
risry Committee.
Petition OF bridge tenders for increase of
HnrboF and Bridges.
Petition from lessees Of lots in school Sec
tion addition, to be relieved from paying
Referred to special committee.
The City Clerk reported new rules, regu1a-
tions, and order Of business.
One OF the new rnlcs Is that no member
can leave during the session OF the Council.
unless exeuscd-his persistency to lo SO rem
ders him liable 10 arrest and line. Referred
to Committee on Judiciary,]
Report from the Board Of Public Works,
recommending the dredging of the South
Branch between Quarry aud Stetson's
beneft Of the wl.olc ci'y, it should be done
ffn.n the renpr1l fund-ot least fifty feet wide
, 1863-06-02

them, and for three or four days, and up to
The time If his disappearance, had been very
fortunate in selling them probably, clearing
about twenty dollars day. Thursday night
lie rode home with an express wagon driver,
who 1i1cs ncar Blue Island avenue. Arrived
st thc corner Of Harrison and DespIaiucs
streets, he got out Of the wagon, reuarking
that, as he lad but block to walk, he would
not trouble the driver to 60 out Of his way,
and directing him 10 meet him upon South
Water street the following morning, to haul
load Of baskets, walked brisk1y down DeS-
PLANES street in the direction Of home. He
has not been seen since.
Stewart boarded at the house Of Mr. Lip
pinco,t, ncar{hc corner Of Desplaines and
Van Burcn streets, distant ono block from
where lle parted with the express driver, but
he did not reach the house. and all inquiries
have, thus fir, proved fruislcss.
The CoEnmit'ec CT '1an she Canal conEen-
The General Committee Of Arrangements
on the Canal Convention met at the Mercan-
tile Association rooms last evening, Charles
Walker Esq., in the chair.
The details Of the arrangements for return
ing delegates free were reported by Mr.. II. E.
Sargent, and we're perfectly satisfactory. The
paskes will be Issued 10 persons who are bona
.t'de delegates the Convention. Western roads
limit tho time III which these passes will be
good 10 three days. Passes over Eastern
roads will be good until July 1st, if required.
, 1863-06-02
THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSO-
TI0N.


The animal Convention of the Amcr;c.n
~,
McdicA Association commences in this city
fo.dav. A la,pc number NJ do1ecatez hare
10y
sca1 st,1l of thc conntv vii, hc oh1v -e,,ro-
sented and that the session vii, bc ma NJ
un,,spn1 interest md practical v.1n. IN ~ w
Aauonto INC sanitary wants OF the country.
The nectinp will commence at Rrva, I1,1l
This 1norning At IN 10 o,.,o,:,, sta- 49,
officers have taken t,,c,r ,,.ces ,,r,.or NH -
offered By Rev. r. l., Caller n,stor ~ thc
Wabash Avenue NJ r. chrrch T,o ,,a,,,.
welcome and the rrpor1 Of Tho co,na,;..aa ~.
Arrangements will then be made 1,v ~ ~ g =
Davis, Chairman Of the Committee. rh.sec.
rotary will call the roll Of members and tbe
Association proceed to the election of Officers
for the ensuing year and such other business
as may follow In proper order.
The Committee Of Arrangements recon-.
mend the sessions to be continued each day as
follows:
General Sessions from o'clock m to O'Clock
Afsssroon ssssGn, 2 IN sestona; fawf from
Section on Surgery, il Hryan Hall ~
ssssi1n M On Isae'sea1 Aedc'ne ana oo='e's'es' IN
section on anatomy and Physiology Methodist
eFassh snr,Iot noek, 81 nsor. ,,1tc, p.th.
oaist Church nl"cE, III, door.
Epldsme psaeass se ~ Ssicai :H Jufiapraensc, aii
, 1863-06-02

4 grand platform meeting Of the Methodist
anniversary was held in the Clark street
Methodist Church, at s o'clock last evening.
These1yices opened with Staging, after which
tue Rev. A. R. Scranton engaged in a very
earnest prayer.
After the prayer Rev. Mfr. Pope read a les
son in the Scripture.
Rev. R. L. Co1li~r read the yearly report,
which shows great increase Of many contri-
buttons over last ycar. The following is 4
list Of these contributions by the various
churches:
, 1863-06-02


All honor to the Governor of Illinois and
the State officers Of Illinois, who, when Cop
,,erhcads refused to let them havca cent for
the suffering soldiers Of this State, personally
took the responsibility upon their own sAoul-
ders; all honor to the patriotic New Workers
and the glorious old Board Of Trade Of Chi
cago, ever stauncll, loyal and true. Our brave
boys in the hospital, or suffering upon the
battlefield, will send back ten thousand bless
ings, and appoint day Of reckoning with the
Coppcfleads.
, 1863-06-02
E1RSE RAILWAYS.
Scheme to Ruin Wabash. Rush, West
Washington and West adams
Streets.

About the time of the adjournment Of the
Of ho1se-Eailroad scheme that had been sto-
len through the Senate. 1t now awaits pas
sage through the House. It was kept exceed
ingly quiet BY those Interested, and few out
sidcrs know anything about it. We have
been keeping an eye on the scheme, and now
the Legislature is about meeting, deem it our
duty to warn those who will be injured by it,
Of the nature Of the bill.
Il is proposed to grant to certain persons
charter to build doublc-track lorsc-rai.-
way throughthe principal four private streets,
viz: Ha1ush, R"sh, Hest Washington and
Hest 3donas, {We heard that North Wells is
also iucludcd, but are not certain that it isl
The effect Of 4 horse.railway on these four
beautiful priya' C residence streets would be cx-
cecdingly injurious. It would destroy half
their selling value, and cause hundreds Of the
house.holders to remove elsewhere. It
would tend to convert them into a1nall busi-
ness strcets-introducing whisky and beer
saloons, groceries, vegetable stands, tin, stoses
carpenter and blacksmith shops. or course
the present class of residents would sell out
for what they could get, and abandon them
for more retired locations. No horse-railroad
is needed on them, nor is desired by any OF
their inhabitants. It is not three minutes
walk from either Of these private streets to
public business thoroughflres, travcrsed By
horse~car and none closer is desired.
The bill, we understand, arbitrarily confera
on the corporltors absolute power 10 bnild on
those streets without the sanction Of The
Council, and in defiance Of the citizens. II
was rot through the Senate one day near tle
close Of the session, while Senator Ward w.,:
out. A long winded Copperhead got the
floor to spout treason ali the afternoon. Wari
listened till he got tired, and then took hi.
hat and went out for an hour. During his ab
sence an Egyptian Senator asked the spcake
to give way moment, until little priTat
bill he had was passed by unanimous consent
Nobody objected, and the 6wind1e wen
through quicker than fash, under suspen
sion Of the rules, by fictitious name, whert
npon the Egyptian continued his harangu
agalnst the Union.
We understand that Goudy is the chief Ct
ginecr In this fraudulent scocmc, and tha
Green Of Massac, aud Fuller OF Cook, har
the floor management Of it in the Senate IN
House. Large amounts Of stock, it is n
ported, have been distributed amongHhe' ring
In order to insure its passage, some as hus
money, and some for services. We call th
attention Of the Cook county delegation t
this impudent swindle. Their constituent
will look 10 them TO strangle it. The amour
Of damage this bill will do the four street
named, we have heard estimated at five hui
dred thousand dollars! 1t was to pass tn
bill, and few other rotten, unfinished
schemes, that causes the Legislature to re.a
scmble in violation Of the spirit, If not Of II
letter, OF the Constitution, for adjourned &C
eions were never rintendcd or contemplated |
that instrument
, 1863-06-02

L>uK SALE AT A RARt1AlN,
PEopt i,TTNa valuable County E-a5ence On tEe
feun e .ne as fepa
flton secot to rose In tae West No paias or e1
r.Loa heen s.nred IN cI.:ivatipy the =ronnds
g9ee sas p Ell eta;e of cultIvaston aad Oiled
1T. tnr eho,ctst tFees 40 shsuooev The p;ase Is
Stnt.,I al ne latter frcn $40 to - bea-rg tres
G,srT fuudeT glass; yielding nom 100 to $50 poais
es,prtufe cofat1eK pleasant aad desiTa
Sc for in ily nence1taere Also brick Ienant
o5srcpad: e person ees,Itse copn.ry .es.asaee.
ducement oftea mot With. Tla pforeTsT fo: tss
1eu:e .: Hos I l. Z hooAn;e D. {. s: sssato:: Is whom
titus. u. B.:Y aN, Bea Es:ato SstoE.If.
r1xn7<:9~iv -<~N AA"s->S -AssN-l71s
, 1863-06-02
Meeting of Illinois Delegates.

Meeting OF K!1fnots Delegates.
A meeting Of all the Delegates to the Canal
Convention, from every section Of the State
Of Illinois, will be held this morning at nine
o'clock in Metropolitan Hall. The Chicago
Citizens General Committee arc also relucs-
ted to be present and the Board Of Trade
Committee Business OF importance will
be brought forward, and Z full attendance
is tct1uestefi
, 1863-06-02

ARRIVED. :.
fM5 GSps %sss MS MSag ,sss Tye ETs sonr's
Prop AEeshsny. l!oyEton. Coillnsxood. ~ n luz
Prop & acsha. Dewitt Goderlca. 10 brls sas ffon
Ig1oD Ss!ssa: s.ce!s; Buffalo: sasdr,es:
fep Pts;ssTs Fnad; ~ WEts fs: T1o R9o :asa5s;
Prop Ottawa. Warren. Mu.keson. lso II lun. g. bsls
Rsk fsa .S Sa!ss IS IL IN M 3o
rs1k CIenanec, Wo!sio. Buffalo.
B1!g Eeoa,:ot4l. johnson, ,lassssoa, g n. lurn-
ssi III 5ssy e3yss Nsla asfs Esy 1ay cy es Is a ln
schr Transit Foae Two Ktyers = N 1nE' Z u lash.
se1E Sasatie. Palmer. elssa Haven ia:a. u $ 5; Ii Ii
SesI esI f4sa hs3s s. @ 4!:slas S3s st
scar Mtif.nac, Miller gu.4 ,com lu from ,1anstee.
SCI: Eida. Lord nn,t:lo: lco n Il lum noa, m Dconto:
s Rs;:ss Ws:s Es. s oeeo:o
Scow lance, Nerca. Lakesown. :o!tt stayes.
scox 4B:stsh Ns
scow Mon;i verno7. uaa=cn. kalanazoo. as5m saio.
&c eds woot.:
CLEARED June /.
Es Ss;ss Sest N%s,Ea1 yEe i,sss' sunds'
rso nEttas'orS!. TyeE. osds .soussa $500 oa cora,
r.or foun,sin CITY, rease nu:sa'o $3.50 brls Hour.
&c IT, h wine. 1ho p!ss cad.
Ess YsS:s. @ = ss!s ou
parE ride d Anc:1ca. Ftzstosors Port :Colporae.
sz'a as %
Eask Cpl Ellsworth. Fitzgerald. Bndao. .11eo bu
Eark K + Nicholas. Locke. Buffalo, ecoobu corn.
BaIk M I Ge,ts MtF1x !;s;4s I - Z y: sd;5 H1
Scnr IL 5 Fall CHILD Efown Huff. o. Il uCU hu GOA.
, 1863-06-02

TOR SALE-Hotel for sale OF to
IL rent The popuAz aud we'll knoEn Hotel
known as the Julien House. Il the CITY OF Dubuque
Iowa. now offered for sale or to rent. With or Nth
lars Inquire Of ALEX. YOUkG. Dubuque logs. or
EAWTEI1E, VOKE & CO.. Il Dearborn. My15-d1a-lR
, 1863-06-02

Warmers Hall, corner Of Randolph and
Clark streets will be opeu every evening this
week for the reception Of visiting members Of
the U. L. 4. Short patriotic speeches. aud
loyal songs, with interchange Of ciyilities,
will be the order Of exercises. Home MEM
bers are expected to be present.