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, 1864-05-28
Pittaburg General Markets.

THURSDAY, Nay e, 1864.
Business ycsterGny dIll. The SALES i1aue were
few snd far between: purchaser. nrs looslug for
lower ngrFee, but holue:a however, not disposed
to give Wsy, hence We hare to report dull m3rket
The wkattEr chane cable, bat, on the wuola
pleasant Our rivers falling rapidly. with about
er feet water Ia the chaone The boats at tue lind
lLg have good time waiting, Ge1.ats ars Yery
hrarce and Tonnage plenty. -...E
FloCR-Tte MARKET yesterday presented no parttc-
spltr charge. The demand WAS parsl! local, bsinS
13ouhned % emaal parcels from stata = naaet the
NsLIs Of the home tradc The block 10 tdt hands Is
not a!s. and holders are not disposed to part With
tnttr STOCKS unless the full rates are oota!ntd.
Anosg the sales wrre li6 bfla extra ane at 831e4
BIZ I'd brs do 1t q 7:@8n0; 6s bss do at $780, E1-
tra-aaes ll2 hsls at S5.to 2 bri.
GnAE-G. reraiy speaking, tho market was Arm,
STOCK in hand Is I.EEe. With only ted receipts
viii small saies. Ked held At slt3G1s 50; white
Oats 1nl With sales Of e59 bu. from 1rst h1n1s,
H@9ic, CoIn wAs Inquired f1rs and met with Ready
gale full rates, B.tes 6D bu at $i4o8l.H for ear
ni;L ..:-lss.i. The stock in h-nd y not large.
t.45.S MA in e.n.! retces:: fnFsne: uelc3s ha7 9
been well maintained Tbs stock % lAud IL latge
AEong the ba1ea. were follows: Hauta-9ac,
n6E G uam6, canYAssed. At Ake4g1c: 1000 ns plain
Hsnis ls9l7Ec: 1906 rs pla1n c Hsma 13Hsa19c.
shoadrrs-6io ns Al l2H@lsc. sldes-sales $500 rs
at 1S5 g 1c for Ribbed. r.
E,n1 i st H. Gs4Hc.
MEss PoEK-lhe demand was small. Holders do
NOT stem dtsr0eeu to give the figures demanded,
Salet, t. bbls ut 243, --
, 1864-05-28

Ing lie conditions upon which patients shall DO
sdi1itted. S;milar rnes we're ed7p;cd for the GOV
eraEce Of the Matrcn, the Medical Department and
The tnE,utes.
the Rest for IN ensnfue week: Mrs. Dickcu.oa,
The following i The .ePost Of ths ts s'Tsvals a2a
10 Xay 9Th: Number Of arrivals. 1s1; depast.
Insl9Ins r;soIs III }sd!aTIs tdSIsis :s!Rsaed sa
TIE Bond then apploved the report and al.
,onrncd to meet ncxr Friday at the ssme hour and
, 1864-05-28
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.l

HR1D1xIbEFs My II IS03.
C1EAEEp-Marietta, L2Salle; Gunevleva. LsSalle;
Pra,rs Queer. OTTAWA; Dolphin. 0ttAwa, a,5oc feet
lumber; Ais1 ce Ottawa. g 500 It Lumber. 9c6 poss;
Constitution, Lockpo:s .2so It lumber, 5000 shin
r1e. 80 bsls Aalt r. E. Goode1l Lasae, $4,000 fest
lumber, e!,o90 lath. f1so poFts; Johnsson, Lasate
se.ator LAsae. 600 It lumber; Baltimore, Lssa1e
$3.50 II lumber; Polar Star, Loekpors s7,s2s 1um-
Der. sooo latt. ,.:,: ...
.AEE1v1n-cayugs, Lockpost, t1oo bu corn; Marion,
lasAue 400 bu corn bu wheat: Belo1s. LAsa1e.
ilq tcrs cosl; LIoneEs, otAws, etoo bu oats J. B..
rrest H. Morris ::1s bu c1rns F. Gale, Athens, 20
d. .uable stone D. Hess, Athens. Is yds tmen>l,n
, 1864-05-28
To Benevolent Strangers,

EDIToEs TElEUkE-AiIowa friend of benevolent
institutions to give n hint to those whom 1t may
concern. We have, In this c:ty, numerous associa:
poor and reedy; and frequently meetings are cali.
cd fer spec1lc rencTo'ent ohjects. to which all who
ere willing to cooperate are invited. The growth
Of the population draws many strangers to this
city, rho are able and willing 10 assIst in charita.
BILE enterprises. Chicago Ia mated for the cordial.
~ with which new comer5 arc received Would It
eay Of ha a.er e Who tespopa II to espe
raj celisl The undersigned knows now 0! several
cases where The cold shoulder was shown to expe.
-rIenced ard efficient ladies', who according to pub,
were willing to work At any rate, let no com.
p!ains Of rsant Of pnbic interest be made, 80 long
as offered help is rejected C. A.
, 1864-05-28
Mnwnuke6 Market,
Especial Dupatch to the Chicago Trihme.] j.,
N1LwAUExH, May q. 1854

Especial DupAtch to the Chicago Trihrne.j
A,IwAukxs. Aay:7 1se4-
EzoUH-Eomtnally unchanged.
wnxAr-Ths receipts Of whest tc-dsJ were 7s,op
bnshels. Market advanced 2c but fell back 1c-e1o3.
Ing quiet. Salts this morning were:-47Ge0 hu No.
spring. regular receipts, at $!27k@' q; $3.50 bu
do, delivered to-day, at $127K@1 Is; 1,ss51 bu No.
reg ulsr receipts at szs 100 bu fresh at t12i
bu No. !, at eeers option all June at Is; 20aa0 bu
do, do to June 18th At sl6 IS 900 bu do nrbuyesa op.
ton from June sth till 2oth At e1s7@s; 1900 bo do
from Junc1ft to 1:tt, at tl.47H Sales Change =
&c., SEQ bn No regular receipts at Sl27612x; 5000
hn do delivered odAy at IL 100 bu do delivered
tomorrow At sl2; $500 bu do, buyers option 81
June at Geo bu do a next week st oao
bn DO frat aa5sln June ut 31.s oo bu Nc resu
lar receipts ut IL g. The market at tho House
this evening was very quiet, but Without decided
change buyers offered sl21G21.52s tor ho1 spring,
holders asking more. salcs were trlaiDg. Oats 10
higher. and In good demsod. Sales were-7 cars II
store at at Gpc 6tG1 bu " 67EGbsc deliver
ed ut 6sEc- C.tn 1air demand. Sales were-3 cars
on track ut Sts,z; car do, dsmp. at st.o'; csEs
MOL On track at lug; car No delivered at &l.os
Barley steady, with saes Of 50 bags :ltyered at s
, 1864-05-28
H19t.

T OST-St Strayed or stolen on Thurs.
lnay. May 13tt fTom Cottage Grove, Two Horses,
r. fo.shsaa, sna sooas tsn yssrs ola The otner
Ign: large heavy bone. liberal reward viii b. paid
tcr .he1r return % SBERMAh'1 attl- Yard, ut Cot
eEs. my2I ga992t
T,CSE-On The last day Of April,
The lame have not been recovered and thu public ar
hereby cantint Cd against purchasing them.
, 1864-05-28

By rfIcet ..eCabe sitting On barrel at the corner
nf Eela rcd Aaarce streets, IN state Of intoic:-
Cndcr bus coar, evidently taken from eorno closhez
line IN lie vicinity. lie was nned SIS AID costa,
NJ lie articles dt ta1e6. .PcEeona who hare lost
anything Of this description hsd better apply at
cWer OStxeY--Elz,bc.h Thompson. = alear-
serl5 ei:htor; 3lnllfc Trnssel ind Msry o. Brien,
,rvli-anown chl.:cters; Mary Sheian end James
Kirby, also Eeqaent visitors Rt the Armosy. were
1nrd Sl5 each. for var4ou5 breaches OF the Legal
cedo eonprised under that one wo.l, "di.os-
der1y."
ia ESremire Spret.-Georce Hopton, q cattle.
dea'er, from Etktart. Indiana, w1s charged with
diuul enpese. Ee had been on drunken spre.,
during which over 500 had been stolen from him
In consideration Of bis loeB, he WAS only nned s:
md coeta
, 1864-05-28

slime; Advu"cr AtheEt. q do: Cashier. Dese.stnes
Go. :3 yds 1uhblc 'tone+ or H. reposse,l ceAres
thu re err now lying here waiting fer teams the fsl-
loving: Genevieye, baltimore: Johnston, D5lphin.
A1lisnrr.
, 1864-05-28
ALBANY CATTLE n1AIskET.
OPENING DAY.

[Repo.ted exclusively for The Chicago Trbune.l
ALBANY, Ftiday Evening. May q, 1851.
BEEF CATTLE-Ate still alghrr this week, tae
receipts being comparatively 1ight. and the demand
for Brighton sud New York fa1T. Tie advance Is
equal A@Sc, market opening very hrm. Several
hundred head hare changed hands ut sa0t for ortt-
nary to fair, and sLG1nc for good to c1.za. Fancy
would bring 1okc. Teta1su2ply up to tonight about
s,co0.
HOGS. In fair reunest at SASa9Xc q n
, 1864-05-28
LOCAL. MATT:E;RE,

Homo Of tho FrIendlcss The tickets
fer the Festival arc now ready to deliver to the
lady managers. They arc expected to call at the
Sanitary rooms. No. 6s Madison street, and ret
them;
, 1864-05-28

CoTroN-1l1c bette:. 9alts ut l0:91 QJ for mid
ding, end t1.Lu for tow N.iddllng.
FLouE,-S.8:e aud western 5s1ec higher. Sales at
loop Vblo: S7st@s@e for trade brands: Market clos
l1elI6s Z NJ sslss are 1os fts .Ssa
Nn1sKI@1sato5c active .nn % oseaasu!y t,1mer sales
GEAlN-N heat-lc higher. sales at 9t.sNa1G7 for
Inferior to choice Ehcsgu spring; l03i.5S for MIL
1ntre scliye nnc d-ci: :cdfy hrmcr. OLD and mtxu1
western 81 !D91 50 in stgFe nItost Oats frner and
:. NooL-Gu!et ana nsui.
Ps1EoL1uu-tirm put qules. Crude quoted at
3Glspc.
PAovis1oss-Fo,k ver,, active. Aed nav NETS
rs 5hG:s mess; z2s Is 1of oil sSl6oAes3L0y
Lrrew do, closipg Ut $50 :a;o5 s2t 5rG250 f5r old
and Few prime. Eeef quiet but ilItp. Lard little
Timer at iiss14Xs sass TOT Jnus At buyers' oo.oa.
HsaIes Vt sscsac for Ohio, aEd .s342c Tor state.
Cl,te8e oUitt Ntd RttHdY at l2Ezlyc.
, 1864-05-28

POCKET P1cE1sc.-Another case Of this species
ofhrcen,, which lately has become 80 prevalent
in Chicago, occurred yesterday afternoon. A
young lady who was making some purchases At
and while N the store missed her purse. She In
formed 1he clerk Of hcrlose who Immediately sum-
moped policeman. The officer arrested . sus-
ably be examined At the Police Court this morning
, 1864-05-28

In this ttty, On tho aath Inst BY Rev. Jacob R
& N, ind Mrs. MARY II. CHANDLhR, OF Uttawa.


In this city. the 21h ins, after hrief illness at
tie rtHtnca ct her bro B. Gallup, Esq., Mrs.
AHEIE z. LUTHER, sxed 70 Yeass.
IN this city. On the syeu ns II M.y Gath 1851, after
<lctst h.n vi janis ". and Elzs Watts, aged .
ytart and mcnlh8.
, 1864-05-28

Vessels Passed Detroit.

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
DBTAo1T, May =. 1854.
UF.-Frpsa Tonawanda and Whitby; bark Unniel-
Ia tchrs Ogden, Eeahitd ard Ltsbon- -,
Dow1.-Frqps Wenona and Plymouth; bark Dar
, 1864-05-28

Illinois Street N7lss1on.-Edward C. Ry-
der, the converted jew, will apeak at the Illinois
street Mission tomorrow (Suuday) evening, at
which lime he will rciatc hts experience and the
circumstances Of his conycrsion. All are cordially
invited.
, 1864-05-28

Miss Ernns.-Thetec lecture of Miss Evans. the
:" "Canbrian Temperance Orator,"as she Ia c,lIad,
Will be delivered at Metropolitan Hall tonight.
This Young Indy hns created decided impression
"a sensation, In faet-vhcreves she h.s lecIused
and 'hie fact. III connection with another fact viz
that she lectures for tho boneht Of tho Chicago
Mssh1nstonian Home, should Ill tbs hall to reple-
, 1864-05-28

1.-TWO BUGGIES, AND NEW

Express Wagon ut Auction,
On sstg5dsy May as,h =. i o,eloes At sq,ses.
0f59 n9ssis saa Missh'ns's%9a %a L. L. CO Auc
TRY GOODS, CLOTH NG,
BOOTS AND SHOES, AT AUCTION.
on Lnessdsy: May 5;st, At ~ O'Clock: It natssrs'
hoT sn roiand Block corner oi Dear
ny:!f a;sss ". - !. BUFFERS : CO.. Ans
REGULAR SATURDAYS
ssa osssad e 81 Piano F0r
eete f SssI esis4 q
born SD wsshiustoa ] streets. =
HoUskuoLn n,Gonps-eorsist1ne Of nearly all tha
.aus,s rano IL Ko,sxosd Case. a sp1saaid inssru
FILLIAT;n TABLF-0ne wood bed Table. complete
SILVER PLATED WARE-spoons. Forks. &c. Ac.
OIL PAINTINGS. ga large number Of Oh PANT
,- iIE.: Faney "a Arslelea. DC. 49,.
N'' HM. a, BUFFERS & CO.,
GILBERT & SAMPSON,
VI Aucucaeers. Il. Is and % Dearborn It.
LARGE SALE OF
Rich Household Furniture. caspets, Piano
Forte, Books. etc., :
AT AUCTION. -
On TuBnA1, May s1st, st oH O'Clock. We viii sell
It cur sous large assortment II 11c1 Parlot Det+
Ieom ana 1,ini:E.room F1rn,,u1a. CA,peta. Silver
Plated are CAstors. Forks, bPn9us. Plated Knives.
lnEs Library Ue2k Stores, splendid assortment Of
Ilsh Chamber Suits Gilt Mirrors. with general
sertm+rt Of Household 6oods.,
:. ALSO,
A Library Of choice Books. :. -...--....
= QILBERT & SAMPBON.
rrss h2t4t Auctoueef1.
, 1864-05-28
THE E:kEc EHD Hta7El FAILURE.
The Reports OF the Hiscege1
Sheet.

Examination IF l;er:ca-starti.ns Revelations
--Nov ryeatcrs' Money Goes~-Loas.s
IT Car3s--Frieud'y Advice from
rartner-1ne Nay 10 Do It,
and How Eot 10 Do It.
, 1864-05-28

New York 01oney MARI ct-A1ny 81.
Alunr5 matxtt easy II a6 e eent. chiefly TIC 1ltteE
IH,t.
Sterling. exchange hrmcl at 4s@2A for carrensy
t;on rIme!-op'nlrg ats-N. declining tos5X. nd
TttctbE to h6x and cl0eioK Qniet md st=au1 lax
Gcv,F. nent sttcks Qatet, s2o's coupons tceal97A
7-GT5easuSy notes, Ostober anu Apr1l, Il 149lllY.
, 1864-05-28

AY1-snH1R
1 Rnnq mme tas E@nf @ s1d1ss o , a.
Eio*td. Mtn. ol9nt deserves wen o. tue hepnoAc.
Eeas Eanant eola,er. sueeessinl eommanaet, a
ssf ssn nea'ea f'u'sa'' aa 'A'fousns '''1' e'''~
u,.... -. o-on,. ,o..
AcApExr or Music-Last evening benefit was
given to Albert Joues, the LETT end man At This
popu1a. place of amusement. The PRINCIPAL feature
- r. o.tcs..s..saas =. ~ .,iH-. i.
o. ne en,et,a'n"en' was me feacine 0! the eonon-
goblet About thirty wore read ont OF crest
olnsi9 IL 1pe W.. o'spisseo' 1ne 'ono~ans ase Inc
Why Il a man In distreEe who has feather Ia
mnnth' '"'o' oee''"'e Ae '1'9 Vs' oo's" Ii Inc
Why was FrunE Sherman mt of the rstv ,rhen
the news OF Grsnt's victory arrived. Beca 1se
money makes The Nars to 60.
BecaIse i, has no roinf 10 II. '1'.4''
Why are tho proprietors Of the Academy OF Music
nkely 70 Saia an1nee tney ehonid run Tor Il :
Iaose rSee '1ss Lave i" 'e''et 's0s0 'nah ansoooS
4 hen did st. Paul p1sy c,icket9 When be stood
up lefos The els1en and was tod. -
ucrtH sreat away when be wasborn.
| Why was Mcclellan uneucoessiul! Because he
| What viii The people Of fhe United States do
| wien Liuco,n aka inr A rr.elecf1nnS Thnv III
ifont Il surely "|N
Wien the Fclerals take Richmond what rlehts
neIai HI rii,s e~'1 :" "eN DA't9 s'1a 4ns e1'" fu'
the Hnn ,bsn Grncra uoIe Ree.nsa tG sSS.oEe
brought Maetn Lee on jLeon1 to Chic,ro AA'
Wy Is hat s1iSer m r empty CUP liz dull play
wv "a ari;na4npp p"'', - rerv nonn,,, ortho-, m.
c.nse s iefte1t IRE read IN nphI,n 1yith 81,
Wv IL Illinois ,he rnnst iie1a1 TSn sts,a ;n ;hs
rnony nanse II NI Ina Hs s;rn fps ha. sa's ~ .ne
t;-t fo- ,1Scr end 1,,1 49, osaio "'st oe''s'oS
rh ~ t:anc,ni ~ 80 ~. pa,I ,iu'. ,,
ia ~ ha-aa. ~ re,s .Su mad Aeeaese u.s.
] ~
, 1864-05-28

NEW sslUCH N1NIHGI@
stocka lower. Pac. Mall, ass; N. Y,C ISL. Erie
p!d. 19sX; Ers, 11sK; hudson: ls1H; Res ins, l+zY
MK III: e; scrip. Iz9H; C:@ T.. LIN; Gas. q 6; q,
liz Fl. ". 4 e. iisX L. - 4 lii. I'D. Il. ~
, 1864-05-28

NOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
cSi:. 1T EnoD CO.. ,f5upr,e.,ts md x,na==rs.
- GR4i 4 r Hrv.
sATgHpslT asy ~: Gana Mail!
i IS s.ss5sS vii s. pfssassa ssss
LEAp YEAR,
OR, THE LADIES' PRIVILEGE;
its r.: !as R,.nepa
The performances to conclude With tho Tarscot
BETSY BAKER.
PR1cEs.-Adrnis:,ons TO Mu, suu, and Leisure Room.
s.n.s cA'ld5sn r neass tr.i,s year, Is esa,;
81 ssss s5:s S 7 3D..
Tieke.a Is ems, 70 I'll pArta oi thc nousc.
o.s. 11ft u
asn,. Eant rect hisn. I'd welxnieF eses
:RS;s' ss.
McVlCKER'S THEATRE,
AVE- Madison street, between State and Dearborn.
McVlcAes Aud M5ert....,... Managers
IAufkIAt KEESF' and her SsT YoSs a5sisi.: aes;Ss
Saturday Afternoon and Evening
Grand N as,neo at2 o'clock- 5cen:s-wiM
be Performed the entersety interesting D1mestle
$780,, RACHEL TIE MEAPERs
cessesai E:!TisE: jsss D:sit: u: ss;;soSss, c.
TO 1snssSs Ff g :s'f
s ~ T; N
HNS eas II flsS IL II fasS
, 1864-05-28

atss :F.fs baissss ss e. ssis oRs.}
TOR SALE I have sixteen of the
1ivta!on All bib d.: Vel drained. and u tSs hns
ID %
Pseris, Glesn and Van Baren siEtets. ra1e oppof.
% 70 ~ s +
aooh sss Boom Assns Il En-
TOR SALE Cheap, 50 feet On
Aichissn avenue. adjoining tho nno residence Of
81 .ses r West Washington street, near Lincoln
feet east ttont On indiana avenue at Us par foo.
80 feet on rra,rie arenus. cheap.
ss52sSs R.sl Es,ss
TOR SALE Auction Sale Of Resl
IT, H. r. Esn sy
III II Ge stsy
ysue and sss than the price At which
sna1i that bid bo offered, the property shall notb
;ra0is;ti.es mus. .aow good title, oz tners l. no
ron7u n15s 1ss feT1FS sREEE4g5ssa4 IT., :, Elm
H. Eor SssR oas ofthe choicest residence lot lu
HiJFEHilK SIRE EET-Valuable realdence 1ot east or
Dtnrhcrn t1rret, % ieet front 0e'- ~
S9s ssn ,ots ssee s.ar E1nto nth
and siItEe1th street
CALUMET AVEAUd-Cffner or Hardin Place. 100
feet S 15',nt M!niMu4 I'm 4c c1ly e. .,1,,u
HakpiN ;.t. fLAIE Or rwsn:yr.n;h stEsst-125 fees
FoR sUBptvi5i5N-Ten 3o1 M acrss 1ear the tesmi
ms Hf fhe Eorfh Wcs.ern rAotse ttsiIwnY Mfnfmum
only feC chi. "
OLD DssTISEET-RcsIdences two near Prairie avenue
lots 1876 fe.t deep to alleY. Barn, &c.
, 1864-05-28
:TounD.

EOUND.-Taken up On the ever-
Il ing Of Nay Ath, bay horse. which the ownar
can have upol proving property and charxae.
10 ". 6.kLTGNs Lnnota Censra1 Railroad Round
orse, near Twelfth street. myM ga5.-$s
, 1864-05-28

Lndicas City Commission. - Tho semi
annual meeting Of the City Commission, will be
held in tho Clark Street Methodist Episoopsl
Church, corrcr Of Clark and Washington streess,
tomorrow (Sunday) at ~ O'clock in the affcfnoon
Rev. G. II Fowler will preside nt the meeting.
The MISSIONARY will present his report and IN nd-
drcss will te delivered By Hcv. Robert Bentley, OF
the JeGcrron Street Methodist Episcopal Church,
All arc Invited 10 httGNs1.
, 1864-05-28
7Q N CIGARS
AT AUCTION.

at IS Dearborn BtIeet, L. 40d common ClKars
and i u hue Cigar. 70 bs stld without re 1ervn.
myzs h:sst GiLBkhT + SAMPSON, auetis'
, 1864-05-28

The Covcna Mt. ..-There will be meeting OF
he patrotic 1adlcs Of Chicago, who are Interested
in dress reform, and willing to do their part to-
Earde saving tho country from financial ruin, at
Bryan Hall, This afternoon ut $ o'clock. We trust
the tall will he 0lcd. Letns see how many Wo-
men there il Culcago who art willing 10 saerf~
fee thliE vanity Tor the good OF the nati01 1t IL
understood that the meeting will be managed cx-
cEtivtly BY ladies'. Gentlemen can be present II
they choose, hut they NOT expected to partici-
1ute in the CfOyct1jncS
, 1864-05-28
HolIrond Time Table.

The following table shows the time Of arrival
and dtraItnre Of tie several trains on all the rail-
roads In Chicago:
, 1864-05-28

NOR SALE-A neat, well built
Gated. VI ,arye LAT ard gocd barn Apply 70 J.
HiCkE1;DlkF, In Burnham 4 Martins Omce. g East
, 1864-05-28

The drawing Of Grand and Petit Jurors to serve
for the next term Of thu Recorder Court occurred
at lie Clerks otce yesterday morning At IL o'clock
Rlll The result as given heivw.
Tie term comncnces on Monday. JnAe 6, and
Judge FanBustn announces that the drst week will
quence Of 1he State Attorney being compelled TO
attend the Circuit Court In Like county. Hls Hon
Or IL dcfirous that the profession -Aal regard this
thai It nay 5e readily aIspase1 o. ' e'N 'D''ne''
The Grand Jury will be calpannelcd upon ths
opening OF ConEt, 3nd will then he excused until
Grand .IuSy.-H. &. Bat,es.nan, Albert F1asche,
Wm. J. Onnhan. John G. PARTRIDGE. Michael Durns,
Chicago avenue, II. Prind:yi le, Theodorus Doty,
Charlee DenEeEy. Augnsins B. Chapotou, George
y. Gage, Nm. 7. Dsntel&. c. h. starkweather,
Edwin Huruban. P. z. Sherlock, John B. Rice L.
nsn,sn9 r. p Gilman MsGinnis M1ta@
Rtif JurY.-Aarun Gibbs, John o'Leary, Daniel
Anli,ns, Aneuftns s,einhsur, \; K. Felsbank.
Francis McCann, Francis kaur, Chas. X Bastis,
yahn PatmlT. Smith McClevey. Frank L. Honore,
Robert ]: Nnlshc, John ScAulou, brewer, John v.
fafwel: William Coleman. Thonas uesless, George
1aheI, Michael McG1lre. O. II. Wtl.fa, ". ". Tay-
oanolds. Cornelius Price. " ' ~''N 49,
MILITARY MATTIns.-The Provost Guard reeent
~ detailed for patro, duty in our streets nre oin
excellent service. They have becoYne . .or,or -
descrters nnd stragclert. thcy des,,n IN fnrtba.
extend their uteiulne4s, let them n,+,tS ~. ~.
GROUNDS adjoining Douglas farm and arre.t tba
hundreds Of abandoned women who ,eso,+ .ha.s
to indulge in the groeseet ucentiousness xi,h ~
tolde's ftom the camp who are allowed to conura.
gaze tneEc Inc sccntt TINT Are daily enacted thcre
~ 1nu view Of the grave Of Douglae ana nj resnect
able citizens residing In that neigbborhnnd xr"nid
be more appropriate In the houses n nro.,,r
on Wells street II the military sanbnri;ias s.,
not take cognszanee Of these disgusting erSih!,
tiona, the police authorities should, Dnt thcn s
natures arc recognized upon the passes NJ .o'stae
and od3cer-those Of Colonel Sweet C.ntetn H.
vats OF the Rest and the commanding of5eet ~ y,
CampfFrye-
Veteran Reser7e Corps. hss been appointed Ac.in,
Assistant Adjutant General for Col Sweet, aud 10
the post
communicated to Coloncls Hough, Hancock All
6himp, rendering banquet to their commands O
the eve OF their departure for the front: Colonel
Bough and Hnncock have responded with thanks
and oderE to give ttmely notice OF thefr departure
Col. Hancock informed them TINT his comman
Nould leAvc On Tuesday next.
The remaining dTn companies OF Col Hancock,
regiment were yesterday mustered into the service
The regiment numbers about nine hundred men.
Colonel HouRh's regiment will be mustered II
On Monday. Tho mialmum has already bee,
reached.
ii IA reported that Colonel 6himp's regimen
NH b consolidated with ono zainng at Freepoat
, 1864-05-28
H2aattlEu,

w ANTFD "A girl understanding
stnesal houscwe * IN sual! fA-it, ~ yAns-
tcu. !hGEne fuf two Gays VI tecro 10 LAKE. ~.
, 1864-05-28

snIn1ERs' uoxE.-The Soldiers Home manage.
nent met Yesterday afternoon at the Permanent
nome ut Fair View, The atteudance vas larpe,
Mrs. Hosme1 reported that the Home was not a.
together settled.
MT. bfyan reported donation Of $50 from the
Madison Soldiers Aid Society; sioo from " ~
Enis, Sparta, H.; 800 from J. E. Lyman. !. IN
1som H. Bailey, York. III. Several other donations
were reported.
The COMMITTEES On the Soldiers, Rest repor.ed
drr .45mehed 1.2s3 meals for o06 men. Huu-
ported: @Ae An1nltole Wege IT.
- VI. hman reported 90 prescriptions given to
general improvement N the hs.th. Of eRe lhe ina
&C. we a. n 1nsl conduct
and NJ Pauison, bad offered to dona.a t1cn,1 ani I'M
ten dollars worth Of painting for ths HomsA oeo
James 0eodsle ~as' BY yote, admitted into thu
4 ect Of 1nlss and resolutions wese adoo,.a =.
nn'ns the duties Of Superintendent aud pssscnS 81.
, 1864-05-28
Anr1i6ft1tPtltS,

NOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
Cs'i. J. n En0D Z CO.. .ffuprtet,ss md x,na--rs.
, 1864-05-28

TIE uuDEnhAxpIllL SEDUCTION sCAsE.-In
Thureday's TRIBUNE we stated TINT this celebrated
caec was likely TO come bclorc the open court 10.
1,ial, Miss 1lildebrand the plaintiff. having filed
motion In the Circuit Court TO ret aside the award
cf tc gentlemen to whom the case WIS referred foz
aYlilration. Oh the :hitd PAGE Of tuis morning 4
;sruc We give copy Of the affidavit Of Miss Hide
trcNc, c1ltire.
, 1864-05-28

w ANThD-500 lahorers to wo.k
and Marquette. Michigan. waKcs, SI.7i per nxy.
Ea,d. ssGo PSF Esss Paftiss as4!si9x s:sll coz:
fpt1irhcd II Teqrtted. Men aiu ted t1-* ORR at
gIan1ng, trac1 ID. i1e. grave; aire. nj in
tie TN 81 cllnatu during the suuuer q.
Free pGs5es 10 Inc %ofk IN be prucur, d. md alt
11sornat1o3 10 feisren:r % the *sTk te K.v ao-
plc1tfGa lG J. q. " lillian the ChfCI, Sufth-
western halfway RGstl ger U.p.t. CAcx:u-
, DYyrsI96t WELLS L rtEEY. unlFlctCfs~
, 1864-05-28
Un RFl}t.

ITO RENT.A moderate sized
IL House In West otvls,un. 90 south Ann street,
rFt, b,.lt*
, 1864-05-28

L SrTccsEn EoCsE Tn1Er.-t.dwin 9awle5, Tao
-was arrested at Camp Fly, a few days $50, upun
the charge OF stealing span at horscs aad huzgy
from Carroll caunty, was yesterday arrntgncd be-
fore Juetice uolslnc1on mud in The absence oftoe
complaining witnesses wae discharged. Hc WAS.
however, immediately re-atfc>ied ard taken 10
CnrrolI county, w!ere he ~sl b. tried at the nc1t
term ol the EIrCnit Court.
, 1864-05-28

NEW eronrs Ground is TO be broken on Moa-
d.y next Tor another block ot stores on Michigan
avenue eouth Of South Water street The owners
.,a n. r. Adsns aud Thonas Allen. They viii be
iirsi class buildings, designed for The grocery
trade and will be constructed OF brlcE four stories
i,,rh viii deep basemcnts, thirysix ieet frant ons
hndred aud thirty teet dtel aud will cost not lcss
Than k:H.U .U0N.
, 1864-05-28

WANTED.-Aeents, male or f.
m NAE disabled so'tie.' and ~ having tlme to
and Wisconsin. To t~lt tae oETuISK fac simu,s Or
1ne o;1S;ns! n%1nscslps En- o. ths EAAscIr1T1ox PRo.
EAsH1A1T0H tc.. DC Address &. c. .jENK9 Poss
Vtnce Ro1 2i9. Chicago, III. Odlce Is South ctarF
Mfetft Ecom No. 5, up stairs mJIl9a3 t.
, 1864-05-28

TOR SALE-Or exchange for a
l. fEEm, Iesse OF hrick Hote! nicely located IN
Chicago uow full OF boardsf and paytns veil Piice
$aa1 Hetc1 FfepsIs will please make not1 OF WIS.,
tor II. t. truly small foltans tn u inE zone ~
, 1864-05-28

w ANTED To go to Housbton,
w MI.hlean. on Lake Superior, yeu - Z IN who
can tpeak English. Norwegian eGisl. clre :
10 store. One VINO has had some expert
Viii pay him good = h.er ann ulYe st4.G, em~.1y.
ment Good references reaulrei. lE1nire i rs1buno
o1NCe- m533.gRQcIW