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x,,..ose 80 81

mr.. treated with truthfutness Of feeling, though
vi,hon. any arden. glow Of enthusiasm. Tho fol-
lowing staH2ss wi ei'e an idea Oh tue "i''ei ''"'
of Thought: and present rather favorable specimen
Of her unniic dlctlDn: - ----L--
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r,rE HRSPEPIDRe

We Geek n IN our glowing youta,--
frfst v,on9rou cefdep FIR aWer;
W, Ccen, H. Golden fruit ftill warts
~ rs alone each passing day.
We .iosc our cSes tOscr them sLine
I'VE AK. 20 H.rail our utmost speeo'
Forrc.rll ol the Oregon cunid
ITO .en4iaag branch our sortst nee~'
w. cros tic changing foam oilfe,
Nor PAUSE 60 ue sure depths ueio"i ..-
Tic elu.rt d. r-tisrt cup uacaiF
Oci hot Aolrts = e. Ae TnYos diHh n""'
We scale the monhtAns. pace 'so WesS'
Yet iiGref Md tac earnest gaeaI
~ mlrInDfinG stresals meath hhr'ehV'noV'~
OF siren u!mpAs 40 sbIns guest |
Ne free H., ohsi,id PIpueihesn thought
''rOm t,rrut Customs gnnTing brlh;
Net, stloag 100 iHlfi, tIe heavens resi-
Upon 80 GIteH.s we never speah l
III. 81. as GROW gIslyt mwttoiad Sill
TAG Gida aTplcS sp'r"ie u.cfti
NetuOw sOnc r.iih must Trroh inc cares
I'D Mount Al.s h0urds our worst despair
Ais. AIS z " al or hog'si
Our lc.li.Lcais fainter ilrob NJ mst,
Wettt,uJ .ur leads 0n AcIn'-ys DIeasr
no.peIia.s ras "a tie f"Si'
Wetu,r r~ain II harvcst-mochP
a Tie o.c we knew, ttc'kifsca sweet
1lc hirf erleayci leaves our coui;
.. We ny long he hlyed 10 nee,i ,
once ia,re tie 7aeio. ste c'd tnrih
r OCyelinls - our lycs Is SVrL'
God B,aih Cna Truth alone .eN@I
Tie real liesperdcs Is hea'enl
The "Icscnds ofthe Round Table we're s'icc'e
as the materials for poctieA composition scyera
Years before tie experiment OF Mr.. Tcnnysan IN tn
SAME huc, although many of them were write
j since,bc publication Of the "Idylla Of tie KING
: The are creditallo specimens OF rer'hsation, Du
4 o,.ss ,.s II, ~ extraordinary merit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

"Thr b oniclc of To- Schonbo Colo Fanny LEW
10. I;3 Robert Cater = BIoi"e's.
Tho annals of ecclesiastical history N the earlier
a sses have furnished the popular authorizes of tins
Y .elpu,a with tbe materials of 3averal interesting
nj ,arivos Her forte consists IN tho vivid dclnca
I'll ton of characters aud the power by when an eve
III Imagination Gives reality and na'nrsiness TO INC
eJ events of distant times. She succeeds III catching
II the spirit of every age and reToduces it m frong
al and harmonious colors. The subjects Of thc7rcsen
I'd volume are lrawn from the Egyptian church in the
Il, third century, the progress 81 the Reformation in
I'd itay the moukish life of the twefth century, and
II ,e carly fortanes of the United Brethren of Bohe
I'd mia AMI Moravia. 1t cannot fail TO be welconeo
as valuable and attractive addition TO tho domes-
ii tic religious library. t,.
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Waats.

AN American Lady os Intelligence ami 70.
nnemsEt won d Ike 10 oh an q 4 ualien ~ a rom
pson tor o. iysIid Obj cton to vciux boxri com
req u sualcet comp asat ciercnse. e1cn.usec
Aao,sss oAtnEklNE DU.OAN Srow fin r. O., Box No
o., ofcesier Co., Maryland. -, y W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
CrIcE mr. COLLECTOR .iyrsRyAL REyESug
AIs,i DISTINCT, STATE OF saw.ioRK. l4TE.
1 H.. 49, .
professional Notices.

A RIlFICIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order an. Inverted by Dr. r. BArCu md y. COZ.
GELMANN ilorsp-ry employed by Bcisscnnesa. u P4s..
5Jo Rrosiy4y, ~ v
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r.,Rs AND SKETCHES OF CuRISflAN LIFE ~
NlFFERFNl' LANDS AND AotS. BY me hGhgt o.
s.rhr b oaicc of - Schooner Colo faphy. i-t''
-. i 4 4 -.lL
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,'KEIGHT CONDUCTCpS AND BRAKE

GANVASSERS.-Wantcd Three Fir~G-claS
~ CANvAssERo for CRY ADVERTISEMENTS. Per.
isnent employment, terrEslb.rL Apply sreE Ocick lbs
day, TO Mr.. HOOkEY, NO. 81 v est ten.n-st. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
TGE MARBLE ISLE, LEGrNps OF TIIF ao,r,;n r.
BILE AND OTHIAv POEMS. Nv SAn;r ss,,.,,s

J3iao. PIP -'s Phl, NelpIsa' J. D. Lppinco.l { CO.
The chief attraction Of this volume viii BE- sop,d
IN the miscellaneous n ,ems which are Of less pre
tension Than that first named on the ti,e-pace lint
which SHOW more exA' lie play of the imagination
and freer. command o. , oetica illustration. They
do not Indicate AL eminent degree Of the creative
power, bnt ale often sweet and delicate in e1pres
sion, and their rhythmical Aow has considerable
'"""'hness and hsrnony. The subjects are fo.tle
mort Part suggested bv tie scenes Of real be.
, 1864-06-02

w ANTED = A good second hand
Ys E1rssn Wagon gisn laEgs hox-chsap for
, 1864-06-02
It. Louis Market.


ST. LOUIS, June l, 1861.
TonACCo-Demand continues brisk. Lower grades
have furthez advanced. Gales III hhds, VIZ: green
lug% at sise@sso: Sc factory 1uas at E55a@71o; 81
penters' 90 at $7lc@1UG0; &C common shlpping leaf
at f1G1c@18,c0, ~ med do at 4t6N9t9.2u; 15 med.
manufacturing do at s19 5o@28 good do at s1i25
@ss..5; fair do <s7e@seoo II bxs at $aoo9l2oo q
hhds rejected. -er;
F1ouR-Held firm. Sales Of GO iris Xxx at t7.75;
80 do choice At &7; 225 do Inspected at 400 go
do < private.
9RAH-Whsat scarcely 80 hid. Sales 1858 sks
strictly prime 10 choice at taald 22s do prime at
4l.15; a25 do good at sl60@1,G8: 595 do common to
coop fair At $t45e1s5; 40 do club at B12s. Oats
ehade higher, Sales So sks sc; 26 do y4Xc; 1O1
do at sic. Corn dull and prices shade 10 Eer Sales
Of 20 sks prime white At si27H dellvered l.5o do
white and mixed at sl2s; 500 do mixed at s1.2i de-
l1Tered; 800 do mixed at 4i*a5.'
WH1skY-Dcc1lned. Sales comprise 1865 brls ut Sle5
IA do Ut &1.e3: lte d , at the c.ose 1t $i.ce22.
GRocIRtxs--MErketr rather quiet and firm feeling
exists amotg holdera. Common to prime sugar 2as
22c fair to prime coffee At l6cSi7Hc; plantation
molasses At $l.0l0 Ito.
, 1864-06-02
Commercial POSTSCRIPT
CHICAGO MARhEr-EvENING: BOARD.

WRDxKaDAT EvE11sa, Junel-1op. H.
There WAS fair attendance at the Sherman EJuse,
but there WAs very little business transacted.
WHEAT ruled tsr An h:ary at the clos:rg quotA-
lions on Change. Sales wer. $500 In So:2 Spring
1t u2tN; 1000 bu do At 31.2sK; 24oo bu (fresh re-
ce}pts) at 3l25- There zohlng Hhateyer cone In
10 spnns.
Corn WAS uo5ans and sctive at an adrance oflKc
per huahel on the highest prices paid on Change.
Sales were I'll Joo6 bu No Corr,ln store, 1t st.lb
6,&a bu No Corn In the slternoon} 1t sl1ox 5000
bu do I'm the evening" As u 1o4; 90 Du do At
2cee bu do At t111H bu do 1t 9111H; $3.50 nu
do u s11sH, {. q b. With 12c fze1Ghs-the mstkes
closlng drm at 81 II for No !, and S111x for Mo-.
OARS weze In good denan1 and 1@Kc higher than
1t The c.ost Of Change gales were: $500 bl No.
Oats 1t 6skc; 2.5oo bu do At eaxc-c17slng ntn.
u1euW1sEs wers keely thered at sl.sa, without
buyers.
FR11an1s were drm at 13c for Corn to BR1Alo.
The bark Fame was Chartered ii the afternoon at
that rate.
FlaASc1AL.-Tte sales Of Ten Forty Bonds A. the
Second Esttppa1 Bank to-doy Amounted to x41SNt.
, 1864-06-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MnWAUKKB, June !. 1881.


MILWAUKEE, June !, 1881.
FIorK-Better demand.
GRAIH-Nheat-recelpts loss bu; sales this morn
tpg fsNa bu spring, deliverable today at s127
a12s 800 hn new sprs 6. regular 1ecelpts at s1s7H
22c1o bn spring. sellers option all tho ~eek. at
$t27 los bu spring, 1or ten days at 81 p: sales
on Change OF ,6cD bu No spr1ug, delivered to day.
at *128al 2s4 500 bu mol eprtns, tomorrow, At
$,as 600 bu No spring. regular receipts. at $ts
1900 bu No spring. telicr's option all the week, at
SIx;91.2s; 15coo bu No spring, all tha month, at
s.sa1 es: $3.50 bn No Bp.iug regular receipts. at
2i3s1. The mai kct ut the NewhAu House this even
Ing was dull and 4@Hc lower; sales Of 72.oo bu No
tp1tuE at 3l.c:h@l27R-closin2 quiet at the inside
figure. Oats 1c lowtr; sales of On track Csc
and cars in at &c. Corn unchanged sales
rar1 ali 1t tl.19
, 1864-06-02

was glorious gathering Of the ..Dempctacy OF
Tue 1fth Ward last night at the saloon, corre. Of
neel ana Weas streets, to take into consideration
The case Of Alderman Ruh. The copperacsds a.
1e TO believe that large majority Of the citizens
oft fthe old 18th aze ditsatlgaed with thc ennrse he
oas seen y 70 PURSUE In this BELIEF a meetine
fepoftaf. anticipating lively time strolled +nto
The meeting about nine O'Clock, and to his ,.rrst
s1Prsc found n.ne men, al told, enesced in dfinI
?os lager and cnrhtnc Alderman Rph The lead-
1hE epi!ffs Of the Eathesln. we're Jnmes EnnIs =
eTppefhead lawyer, who formerly held forth ia thn
ola uaaClnE On tbe corner Of Clark and Raudo]nh
streets. and " Chas. Van uasen, the friend n
Alderman Aonc1ts, the cTidirnn man, Bosides
these there were three Geru2ns md f0ur Itlsh,nen
present. N'N''NN1sA'
Our reporter hnd heard that there u err tn r.
pAsaed set OF resolutions cundcmnatorT Of Al.
4fetman Ruh'e. course, and be desired conv ~
them. hut WaE informed by the Coppethcad yvhn
appeared to run the concern, that he could moi
have them. He more than intimated that tbs ~
porters room was more desirable than his CON
pauy, that tEey had little family quarra among
ihemtelyea which they desired to sctt2e without
outside interference. Or coprse the reporte. toal
The reporter Of the scecsh sheet vas present snE
eequenly, with one OF the c:erGs in the MaJo'i
Office, hut they left in good season. The 1et @
The matter Is, the meeting wae lameatabie 1stl
ure. Another lAct is equally apparent and tha'
is that with the exception OF few R0rc heads o
which Euufe, Dr., f9n flArcn and Dr.. Lubar sch The
no cure no pay" ch8p On Wells street, are chief
The citizens Of the l4th Ward heartily APPROVE d
AAceman Ruh'a conduct We're he 70 resign TO-
morroK, be would be reelected By oue hundred
and my minority. :.
, 1864-06-02
:F0r Sale.

Tor SALE-Furnlture for sale.
IL black walRut ch&moeF let, tbu.eau. 6ri.tead
fsois snd four "chai1s,, in1uife Of GKo +. Wur
LIAAs, correr Of Lake and De4bora STREETS.
, 1864-06-02
ReaI EStatf--Qltp

TOR SALE.-I have sixteen Of the
i most el,eib,y situated bu,ldil lots u The Vest
nciRhtorhood OF the residence. ct Mrs Ds Egan and
Peoria, Gretn and van Bu1en streets. !are oPpor-
tuntsY for thtsa KING hons IN good nelghnor.
hoot. Title to all these lots = perfect ana ABOVE
suspicion. Warrantee detts will he executed ~ Wua
n. nrpnn, Esa. T. F. BALDWIN, Agent. l0t Fan
dolph street. Boom No. 3. third story. le2 hs4tlt
TOR SALE-House and Lot on
Twentysecond sno
Houee and Lot on In1fana .a59o
Houte and Lot on Clark stFt ct mar Foufteenta
Inquire ct boom Nos. Telegraph 8uildnE e 81 j.
TOR SALE Save Rent! Secure
i Heslth Eacape Heat and Dust. Live in the Coun.
try Some Of IL cbolcest saburban homes about Chi
caao, within and without me CITY Limits. ate noE
for sale large nun ber OF Bloeks ln tne klH3 Ad-
d,on at Cotr8ge Grove near the unlrefaty and tue
THOMAS Il. BKfa aN'S
Iel.h2s06t ReAl Estaia Odicd, Bryan Han.
NOR SAI.E-In exchange for cen.
j. srai thiearo property. oTer several beautiful
country homes, with son cash addEd. fha f.rms
eveseree1s esutiful grove good H4ter Sc Trains
Vt1y frequent. NeighbOrhood healthy and no mose
de:Irah.e suburban property near Chicseo VIII A.
sunle oTtgage. II dEeired on Gisy pro2e.t5 Or pay
t1lh, THOS. B. BRYAN, Bryan Hail.
mYS1-hl{7b$
, 1864-06-02

N. B-The general contracting tnd advertising
Agents will visit each place OF exhibition with large
pictorial posets, lthsEapha, Newspaper advertise
ents etc., etc.. etc, about sixteen DAYS n aovance.
n. B.-The Largest Exhibition In the
World In Coming.
, 1864-06-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Tenth Ward q. l.. A.-There Will be
regular meeting of this Society, in Seeleys Block
at ~ o'clock, this tThurfdsy) evening. full at
tendance II requested
, 1864-06-02

s.Old Ladies' Home.'s-A meeting Of the
Board Of Managers Of this institution will be held
at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Assoct-
at1on, this afternoon at half past2 O'Clock. full
attendance ia desired.
, 1864-06-02

Browns Bronchial Troches.-This
Untyeraal Remedy for Coughs, Colds, and Bron-
chial Affections now stands the first in public fa-
vor and confidence; this result has been acquired
by test Of thirteen years. Its merit ard cxten-
eiye ure has caused the Troches to bo counterfeit
ed, and We would canton purchasers to be on
guard against worthless mutations.
iu2-h3O6ttU&Y
, 1864-06-02

Ordinatto0.-The Services pertaining to
the ordination Of l. H. Pearce, as Chaplain Of the
,aath regiment Of Illinois Volunteers, will take
place at The FIRST Congregational Church. this even
ing, at balt.past seven O'Clock. D. P. Kidder, D.
d. OF the Garrett Biblical Institute, will preach
the sefmOu.
, 1864-06-02

New York Money and stock n1nrket~-Juue 1.
Money easy at per cent. Sterling exchange dull at
Ata707. Cole little nrner. but not ver! active,
opening ut fH. advancing 70 goH, and closing quiet
and steady a1s,k The Persia, for Liverpool to-day,
carried &5rD,0 In spscte.
Government stocks lower: T. 8. 81 81 coapons
4 Ti4a &C. R.I,il2: CD: q; is P.Ft. W. 4
GsxGF F3, N i1x e ii,G:5n S e. pfs; g. 3Y
N:G54.;AS r.; ~ g.. Ens5anteed. s5 :. ~; =: g.
OK ii. cart. s7Ee Pieidc Mali SIX 4. i I. H.kix.
EGALL!!a,aukn's EGAL!!, Ex.K1xa E1CHASoA.15stocks reEy
YC.lnH; Erie ~; Reading. 1ssH y c, IgY; y g.
9.4: II 3, 12H: Pitts, llsx: q T.l!9A; I. ltzh:
, 1864-06-02

New Knitting iMnchlne.-Joseph Hol-
lands new Knitting Machine, heretofore desc1ib-
ed in ttese coinmne, can be seen for = few days
Madi&on street,
, 1864-06-02

The Foreign Markets.
Per Novn scctia.l lBy Telegraph.
LIVERPOOL, May 21,-Cottou uachaused: rlostng
nu1tt. The stock IN port, 5. 100 bsleE.
Breadetuns quiet and ioutnal
Florteipne dull Lard still declihlag.
Ctnso1s closed 1t 9lA&91x. American 6tocka
non3n1l.
FER Ar6rRALAsIA4.
LIVERPOOL, May H.-Breads,uffs dull. Flour very
aull and etau declining. Wheat tist aud nomnss.
Ccxn heayg. mixed At :8s9s3s3d.
Cotton quier hnd unchanGrd. ....
Provisions dull. Beef inactive and unchauEed-
Pork still declining Lard easier aud sd lower. COT.
fee etraty. Sugar nrm. Pttroleua steady and 2lles
Email
LoHpcs, May II -BarfrEs' Circular reports whe 1t
tending down. ard and Is lover; Sugar active aud
eteady Aud Encl.nDIeG-
L1vzEpooI, May 21 < evenng.-BreadstuGs flAt; Pro-
visions dull and tend downwarh; Produce cute: anu
LoSDox, Sunday morning. May 2ed-Cousols after
otncisi hours yesterday. closed at 9 A&9l4. The
Etoek Exchange and tIalkets yesterday we're Eeuer.
Ally dat. a gene q Impression prevailed on the
Stock ExchanEe that ther. was soe truth IN the re-
lo:t that Gen Grant has 90 vct;ry over Lee. The
Confederate loan has dectncd nearly per cent md
was las: qnotad At sssS Continents. neva pnimpor.
1bat Gen Grant has defeated LIZ was the only to te
OF conversation Saturday, 6od caused unsettled
ftelIr In commaIC8f circles.
, 1864-06-02
Recolleot the Day and Date !

N.B.-Once more. Please observe the Day and dats
soc do not contound this A0AsTER ORaAatzA.
1I0N with Any oth.r companies. whether the1 be
coed. bad. or exceedingly inci1eSsnt uJ$eaf
, 1864-06-02

Ladies' Loyal LeaEue.-The1e will be
meeting OF the Ladies' Loyal League, this tThuts-
day) AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock, for the election Of
officers for tue ensuing three months. A fall and
prompt attendance is desired.
, 1864-06-02

FL0VE-FIfm aud unchhhRed.
GRA1N-Wheat dulI-selters and buyers apart-
held at yestesds1's 3 quotations. Corn nfm and IN &C.
tire demand. Sales to arr7ye at $132 for No 2, Aud
St.s7 for No nee. and No at sl-32 aGoat. Oats
tTmer, with good inquiry At $Nc-
WuisKY-Qu1et at $l9G441-T. ,..
CANAL FaA1oHIs-To New York, 17917Hc for
wheat, l59l54c for corn, 9H@l0c for oats. To Al
bany-oAl6 &c, Com I3c.
LAKE INronrs-F1our 5.s75 br1s.
CANAL Exrog1s-E1onr ass btls. wheat 1se. 80 bu,
cora IL go bu, oats = ,11 bu.
, 1864-06-02

E. D. i II. n. SmTA's AMERICAN 0naAa.-We
clip the following from the Boston Puss:
Among the different inventions originated and
perfected BY American ingenuity during The past
prorcments in musical Instruments especially in
reed instruments known 40 'Reed 0rcans." Har.
moniGms and Melodeone. European taste has long
Ale1andre and Feycl, although neither Of those
Instruments afford much real VARIETY OF tone, not
wtthetandfng tho makers hsve multiplied stops
an e1raordtnaTy degree. The American oTgan,
made by 8. D. & q. ". Smith. Boston, mar safely
challenge comparison with either OF them, whether
~ regards variety, power and sweetness Of tone,
or cost. All reed Instruments made BY the best
manufacturers in this country are constructed on
he principle Ct tse
The American Organ. dillsIs fEou its compeiitors
n ID
the akifu1 voscins, giving us many different quali
ties OF tone there are sets Of reeds; and I'd, In
ths zee Of .eve.6eati1g t bo1 W6lsn sdds NJ
ont detrinaent 10 Its delieaey and sweetness.
Amy person possessing musical box can read
II rhie in operation On msntcl OF table, and then
1aelly In ;reased power snd fehnees when il .he
are certainly matetia oues-is superiority claimed
for the American Organs Of Aeesrs: s. D. 3. ".
Reed Organ makers in Boston {having established
themselves In 1852, and haTtng at least equal IA
cltitles with any other makers, nave always kept
yentIons in their department, and they confident
y assert their American Organs' to be uncqua!ed
IN voictng, and unsurpassed By any, at home or
The contrvances for producing varied expression,
such the "treble forte" tremolo and the swell,
made, render the American Organ. in skillful
hands, capsble Of ss much delicac5 Of expression
and variety Of effect aa the expensive Harmo-
and 1bile undoubtedly far superior in durability,
IL sold for 1efs than half the cost The demand IN
Europe for Smiths American Organ Is steadily In
creaspe, and Ia an irretagah1e proof that 1t t1i-
Qpphantly stands the test of competition in their
own market with the most celebrated European
instruments.
". ". kimbal1, No. 14a Like street. Chicago.
JllinoIa IN the wholesale agent for the Northwest
for these valuable instruments BE ID selling large
urmbefe OF them each week. -
, 1864-06-02


Corros-6caIcely 20 Arm. Sales ut $1.u7@i.03 fol
11Sns FIouss!gsste s aud weern dali. and the marke,
closes sbcrt Sc lower loe t1t:A State. Sales al
s:5s3s.tu for e1.la round hoop Ohio; ss2s@a5o 19i
trade brands.
for State; $1.31eal.s2 for Western. Ctoaing with
ealts Wete1n 1t flsl Last evening 1ooo nrls E. A.
3siAs--WneAt less active and scarcely 80 nrm
Mllwautee Cub, 17o@l = tor Winter tied Western
to ar1ive reported At s165s!Gs. Rye quiet. Dlrley
ncu,:ral. CoEn very scarce and decids dly higher
Sales at $lG4l.s1 for new Yellow, and Sl.Itsl7! foI
old mixed Wettcfn- Oats nrm and fn fair dem and.
6Ales At G8H8S9t !o1 Western.
t.WooL-Ftrm, vito fair demand for foreign.
lETEoLKuN-SteRdg and quiet Crude SC. Re.
nned In bond. July. buyers option, sc.
PRoyIslcSE-Pufk Q1let and pllc.s little Arner
&I9.15aDiD for ness: $500 for old do; $si00@3.1s
for new do; 2l.St9 4.zo for old and new prime, and
*S13O@ 1.o1 for prime NESS Total stock OF old and
new. june 1e6 123 SO brls; san1e dAta last month
gs,ss0 brla same date last year, 1,8 bF1s. Beci
firm and little more a.tive; &9.to4l31e1 for
country mesa; % fos country prime: $is.0o9
1900 ior rspacted uess sl9 5127o@ for ex.rs NESS
ds.s ssf fqmn e.s
41s tt@2oo also, $50 t,erces India mess at 33ioo
Feet hams quiet and unchanse'. Cut meats nrla al
llts@llxc for shoulders; 1iA@1sc Tor hums. BacoC
sides dnil Wefsero cumberland cut, l2H. Lard quleI
Butea mode rAtely a-t.yo at 2s90c for Uhle 3a33ie
fof 6t1te. Cheese UnCaAt ged at 12e.
, 1864-06-02

Latest.-Brcweter has Just received the gen.
uine Broadway etfau hat. Also the latest patterns
Of cloth hate. and 10 showing more varied and
extensive etock Of head gear for gentlcmen's wear
than any establishment weat Of New York city.
Brewster is under the Sherman House.
tel-h2T3-9t
, 1864-06-02

DETROIT, jams l. 1851.
UF-Bark Nichols. In7incible; brig Commerce !;
echr 6paldirg, Smith. Norway, Portland, Brown,
Mitnisht, shoa1. Li.bon. Dolphin. .
DowH-MaEtll, C1ark, Monarch, Shtck!una, Pome-
roy, Bonnie Doom, Rainbow, Arnold, Minnesota.
, 1864-06-02

DR.. EEersonsa Chicago Eye md Ear
Infirnnry and Clinic Insutute, for the treat
eases Of the air passages, ISL South Clark street.
See advertisement. may30.h6s s-3t MO TUGTH
, 1864-06-02

LOCAL MILITARY MA1TEns.-In our notice OF the
consolidation Of Col! ShImp's regiment, yesterday,
we neglected to state that he had furnished two
full companies for Col. Hancock's regiment This
action Of Col. shimp ia In all respects commenda.
bic. He has still left three companies which Will
be consolidated with battalion now stationed At
FEeeport. They VII iesye on Friday, next. The
officers:
Copfafn-F. Hausmann.
Eir<f q uftndnt-u. Lochbt fler.
On Monday, shlmp's Light Infantry elected the
Gtut"in-L PHaum.
FiTst Lttpts.dAt-H Stah1.
Second Lieufendat-h. Clark.
The regiment 1ssed :a, by Col r n Honsh was on
Gays, and Will move forward On Saturday. An
nexed is the roster:
L{tu&<noHt tolone:-Wm. Il. Haskell.
1G}utantCDaniei Merriman.
QuaTfeTmasfe,-0iram ". Enoch.
Company .4-captaiu. Chas. q. Vogel; First
Lieutenant Chas. V=rges; Second Lieuienant, An.
,honT A. Hemenuver.
ant, Emanuel Eneclstcd.
.ttmpdny G-cspla.n: Charles Barker; Second
acnsenan,, i E1as Efank a. bn3s; second Aeosenan'
esss Gsspa.ucssptain, q; 91esi Frank E. Chase; First
hentenaD., 1,I. y. 4 Anderson; Second lieutenant,
Eoa'p1ny E-captain, Lamuel Mutt First Lieu
4a. tenant: 4 resSEgs g A. Turner; Second Lentenant,
Conn aav F-Captain, Isaac 8. Bunnell; First
Lieutenant, J. u. Dow Second Lieutenant Albert
6anburn.
Company E-Captain, T. F. barnes First Lieu
Grimes.
Comrony H-Captain, Hugh Shepherd First
Lieutenant, 4. Il. Davis Sec0nd Lieutenant Ju.n
Higgins.
Company lCaptain, I. E. Hemeuway Flrst
Lieutenant, Henry HAYWOOD; Second Lientcnant,
George SehcFmerho7n.
Ctzpony K-captaiD. Calvin L. Laws; First
Lieutenant, r. Il. Buttershall Second Lieutenant,
Il. B, Gurbef.
, 1864-06-02

RuNAwAI.-A horse attached to an e1preas Hh-
eon ran away yesterday morning on South Wster
street and Immediately mada for Clark. Owing to
the crowded condition OF the Streets Considerable
injury might have been indicted upon pedestrians,
but nj the b1idee the animals career WAS stayed
BY Officer MAc4ufey,
, 1864-06-02

m. ", T. 4, Cox-The following letter, With
$500 enclosed. has been received By the Treasurer
Of the Northwestern Freedmen's Aid Commission,
Such liberality il worthy Of imitation:
Cu1cAoo, MAy 26. 1874.
JouN z, FAHwE11, EsQ,: Dedr Sir: Please &C.
cept the fnclosed, to be nsed for Freednen's hos.
piials, or In such other Way az you may think will
be mcet beneficial to them. foufs truly,
3oyATHAN BUER,
, 1864-06-02

Bryant d STATIONS Chicago Tafe-
graph In&tltute.-Thc largest Institution OF
the End in the world Thrty-fiye telegraph In
stuments In conRtant use. Address
BRYANT & SrRATToN,
iunauS2jlM. CIV. Chicago Ill,
, 1864-06-02

Boun7Es TO THE HuKDREp-DAI Mxx.-All PSF
tics who have subscribed money for bounties to
the one hundred days men, are earnestly requested
to call on the Secretary Of the Board Of Trade this
day. before noon If possible. The men are nil
mustered, and only wait tor their bounty. One
days delay may prove OF serious injury to our
, 1864-06-02

ACCIDENTALLY Eaoz.-A yoans man. whose
name was not fnrniehed. residing at No. 10 G,is-
void street, accidentally shot himself yesterday
while loading revolver at his residence The ball
entered the hand IN front Of the thumb and passing
backwards lodged On the opposite side near the
wrist. The wounded mnn was attended to by
doctors IL Parker and Ii. ". Case
, 1864-06-02

Presentation--A very agreeable ceremony
transptred At Camp Fry on Monday, the soth Inst,
in the form Of presentation Of a beautiful sword
and uniform complete to Roseell O'Brien, End Il.
Of the Ellsworth ZouaTes, now Cod Of the 18th
II. Vol. Infs, known 90 Col. nalcock's regiment:
the company, and was briefly responded to by the
Ittuttuaut,