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, 1864-06-03

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Trbune.1
ST. LouIB, June 2, ta6t.
ToBAcco-Pr!cea remain unchanged. Sales OF Isl
hossheadsstcms 1t Ss5al.a5 IS factory do4at t5.o0
7tp; Is do planters 1t S7A5ta10 %, 2s do Common
Leaf At 1le.io3l57c; Is do medium do 9lsteaa1ozo
10 do fue do at 81. .2o027.75; do medium manuAc.
turers do nt 42275031 80; do good do at 2s6 "a
-sa; do 1na do It ssi % 3 ooxea At ssDoa255o;
bids on - hhds lelected.
FLou1-He1d nrm. sa1es of, 100 hgls City xxx ut
500, 100 do country Xxx At s7is 100 do Inspected
At <7.t0; 50 do choice super 1t $s,25.
GHA1E-Wheat-ss1es OF $50 sacks strictly primo 1t
S1so: 200 do good to prime at $ln@:7e: 6si do fair
Ar16e91.s5; $50 do good common ut 31-5e31.as: 2t1
do fcrior at t1.4e@1.45 Oats advanced slightly,
With sales Of 1co sacks at &c delivered 1900 SACKS
At &c; seo bushels. to arrivo ut Sc: 5 sacks 1t
93Hc: 40 do in secous hand sacks at 9a4@93c. Corn
-Eut little plrit In the market. and It s dcus to
realize former prices. Sales comprise $50 sacks prime
white u s1.26 192 do medium At stat; 70 do yellow
in 'econd hand szcks 1t Sl.7o Rye and Barley-bpt
little offered, and wo could hear OF no sslss.
RH1sKY-Markei brisk. with sales last evening Of
$50 brla At tt2a; ~ 10 in lots to dsy at ela per
gallon.
HAz-Msrkst quiet and prices steady. Sales CON-
pr1sa III bales It $50 oar ton,
, 1864-06-03
NlPEnV1ILE, III, June !, 1854.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

CELEBRATION At LEnoNT.-The good people Of
Lrnont, Cook county, celebrated the recent victo-
ries Of the nrmy on Sabbath morning last at the
Methodist Episcopal Church in that village, with
patriotic eonRs, prayer, preaching, and collections
tor The Sanitary Commission. The latter realized
&147.s8. The citizens Of the town propose to in
cesse the amount to 500. This is a more sensi-
bic way In which to give thanks than to e1pend
the money in bonflres aud costly nlumlnassons,
when there 4U 900 wounded soldiers to be cared
for upon our victorious battle 1elds.
, 1864-06-03

ESQ. General agent for Messrs. Brs,leJ q Pitts,
manufacturers Of the celebrated Bo&lo Fits
Tnreshfng Machines. His headquarsera are thn
tame occupied ty him List 5ca5, No5. o5 and q
West Randolph street, where samples OF his
ter-sting machines can be seen ALSO general
essry one wanting anything In thu way Of farm ni
chin N Ia r1vn ME- Wc1ch q call hefurr b1Yipg.
, 1864-06-03
FOX RIVER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.
Rerors of Churches and srhools---Kecas
Of the Chnrthes---@lsslons.-Ed
for tit 1inistrJ---The Entvenity--
Resolutions.

The following are extracts from our reports OF
the seesions Of the Fox River Baptist Association
At Its annual meeting in this city during the pres
ent week. The reports were taken at the time,
bnt wcro crowded ont by the prcas Of other mat
ter:
The following clereymen were appointed COM
Mlttee Of arrangements: Rev. Z. g. Taylor, Rev.
4. A. Kenyon. and Rev Mr. Fosket.
Tho followinelettcr Of welcome from the mem
bers Of the Wabash Avenue Church, was read:
After alludlnE to it, past and present condition Of
tho Church, tho resignation OF Rev. Robt. Boyd,
D. p, snd his SUCCESSOR, Rev. E. G. Taylor, 1t
Lurtne the past gear We have received into our
fellowship tWenty-two members by letter from sis
ter churches, and eighteen on profession OF their
faith have been baptized and united with u.s. while
lion Of tlat sacred ordinance. Dnrtn: the same
period We have tiemjssed from Us thirty zone men,
bers, BY letter. to other churches, and ten have
from The city. -Four have been disciplined aud s1.
cuded, and two have ''fA1eu aaIerp4 In Jesus.
Our present membe1ship is 20.
The fpaLcial emhArraesments mentioned In our
last years letter have in great measure been re-
moved. Since the Last meeIing Of the association,
VIC have leeeened onr Indebtedness By paying for
.he construction Of the parsonage adjoining the
house 81 worship.
This leaves an incunhzance on our property of
s5,C00. toward the liquidation OF which we have
lie bretbren Of tbs First BAPTIST ChufcS IL t6is
city, given part OF the proceeds OF the sale
Of their late house Of worahip. This sum we re-
celved from them With warmth Of Christian af-
fection.
Within few weeks We propose raising the bal.
aDce OF the membranes. and trust
that at the next animal meeting Of this association
We viii te enabled to report taat We lowe no man
ANYTHING"
While we have promptly defrnyed Iii the incl
dental expenses Of the church, we have also during
the past year contributed to The cause elsewhere,
and hare taken collections for the following Oh:
jecss: Ladies' Educational Society, $l1.35; City
Tract Work. sa5.H; Sanitary Commission, 500;
Domestic Mlfeione, els; American Baptist Mis-
s,onery Union, 800; and Home Mission Society,
500, We have also esteemed 1t . privilege to pro-
yidc In measure for the temporal welfare Of our
late pastor, by raising and investing for hun sum
somewhat exceeding 3,oG1.
In regard TO Sabbath Schools we have to report
the consolidutlon of Liberty Mission with the
Home School, under the experimenting care Of
Cur paetor:
In our Sabbath Schools and Bible classes the
Lord has alpo blessed in leading the young to 1
renunc1atton Of self and an Aeeeptaon Of The Lord
JefuG.
The committee Of arrangements submitted the
order OF husinees, which was adopted.
The following il u summary Of the reports IT,
ports received from Sunday Schools:
, 1864-06-03
New Hork 1Iurkef-Juue ..


co11oE-sh.te easter, at s1.o7 for middiing up
6n1H. ....- .
doing $75Sd7 60 for extra State: tSupR9.15 for
tra zonnd hoop Ohio and ss2oas % for trade brands
State fer June and July Mt 81 50.
Ru1sxY Without decided cnange, nt u .S1G1 81 Tor
State; $l.sl@L-Es for Westeln.
GhAN-Nhtat at IN limited supply and 1c higher. at
xIIt91 Is for Cheago spring: $l6i@l67 lor Milvau-
kee Cub; 8t.72@1,s9 for winter red Western incu
ded II taies s. oso bn amber M9aukee, to arrive
Al 41CkGxl.G1 and co,pc0 bu Ao.3 Chicago spras at
40 Tom scarce ane 1@ss better st sis:91 - for
~, and to artve Oats active and lrmer It 50 s9?c
GRocEE1Ks-cofes heavy. H2 l.e. sugas dull.
PE1RoLEuA-Vet{ 1ru. but quiet. Crude foF July
4CG4ic. Refined In bond quoted at Sc.
WoGl-Qutet and d.m.
FEoyls1oSs-Posk somewhat excited and higher: !:
fsnas1sp E~r western SO .Q@3p + r old do; 409
3te5 for rev do: aet5o 50 for old and prime
$3.50 for prime me7s Beef @ ssry asm "a in Fooa
for repackcd So eSa1.sv tor c1sra mess. Cqt
Meats Bacon aides dull and nontnAlly unchanged.
Lara ouet stehdv At l4@5e also 500 hrls kettle
rendcred, June, buyeta option, at 151c.
, 1864-06-03

TUG fspof1e #eto secelFe1 Hnu pl0reo un u16'
A brief address upon the subject Of the Bible
in 6uuday Schools WAS read by Rev. E. g..
Taylor. Rev. G. 8. Ba,ly reported upon the
condition. Of the Hap,ist Church now organizing
In Cairo, AID asked for aid. 0Lher addresses we1o
made BY Rev. Messrs. AInea, Of Rnckport Smith,
Of Ellzabeth; 0lcote, Wolf, Sweet and Ellis, of
Chicago: niter which, xftcr pfayer BY ReY. HI.
Dixon, Of Chicago, tho ConYe1uon Adjourned.
, 1864-06-03

CINCINNATI. june 2. 1861.
F1ouR-Market unchanged. rs brs supernne sold
1t $500.
wn1sKx-A fair demand with sales OF BIS br1s ut
$50.
GRlrE.-WheAt-AE good deal offered, demand fair.
Red quoted At 3lA931a2; white u 65@l.7o. Corn
Demand better. Ear quoted At sl.t0; and hhelled
s1.Is. Oa:s-Dul1. prices nomtral 1t SIC. Barley
ltc0 bu Of fall sold at e1.ls. Rye-Du1 and prtess
nc mirst.
GnocERIKs.-Eo MATERIAL change In tha market.
CoNte-tS4 4+Hc snd Qule.. Raw Sugars-Flrm ut
l9529c. {. .Mo1ssses-eulet 1t 1l.os8f.H-
F, PHov1s1eSs.-Pork-Atf full r1tes. Sales Of 1865
btls at $50 20; falr demand for bulk sides, With
sales Of At 12c a9 tcs primo city lard sold
atlgHo.
, 1864-06-03
Milwaukee Market.

HMIKEt4
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune-l
MILWAUKEE,. Jute 2. 1851
FLou1-More active aud steady. Sales 1.7oo choice
country spttEE At 81 10.
GRAn-Wheat lrm aad 1c higher: aa1es ttfs morn
lng at Eths elevator. nbout 50 01o bu No st prices
r-pg1ng from y1.27 to s12s: Change about l5o GO
bu changed hacds at pttces ranging from s1.eS 10
%1cS this afternoon and ovenln< osidersble sold
at 31.8k@l!.9. Oats mo.e active: sales Z, 800 hu at
CSC s1olc- Corn active and IN good demand Bar
Ia. kti
, 1864-06-03

In this city, TbnrfdsY. Jures ID, hanson SPOT
The ,ans.si sesv,ees xin taks plsos It biz lats rt
depco l{Q 0uf5h etepue. tu morrow Saturday II
r. H. Fr,snda sla inviiod 10 Rtsend.
IN this city, Jsne ID. HI. JOIN HAUPT. Azed:s
Funeral peryices At biz Late reeda1ce ~ gszquef
at-eer. b*tween Hslsted and Btno Ias1d avenue, To-
d1y (frtdsy) axtH Pm.
, 1864-06-03

A SCANDINAVIAN MEETING
II ELL be held At Bryan Hall, SATURDAY,
Jure lth. at X for the henent Of those ptople
in Denmark who sEe suffering their liberty and
natona ltty SeAWiek In the Present war with the
ttspetc pov ess Of Ausira and Prussia. Ladies' and
Etntl. y an are cordially invited EnrrAnca free.
ttt, jthn
, 1864-06-03
Vessels Passed DetFQls,

Ves4eI3 Pulsed UEtFWtEs
Especial Dispatch to the chicago TribuneJ
DE11oIT, Juna 2, 1851.
UrFrors. Mohawk. Potomac: ba Ks Monitor,
Maid, TayozI.e, Naomi Brown, Sherman; brigs Cass,
Empire State; schts. Mosel,e, Grey ERxle, AtAuato
Maple Leaf, Hunter. Ford, Motey, Sailor Boy. Fske
Dowx-Dsrts Breden. Orphan, Sweeney. Winslow.
Geraldine, Harvey, Banner, Treat; scss. Milwaukee
Belle, Rich uond, soucrs, Hubbard. Anna Maria, Eva
line. puusmau. Coruelia, Martin, Essex.
, 1864-06-03

Dtseases Of tho nervous, seAiral, Urt.
nary and sexual Systema-NeW and rellA-
bic treattnent-ip reports OF the Howard. Assocta-
t1on. Bens BY mail IN sealed letter envelopes fee
ard Aseoct.tion. No. 8osth Ninth street phtla-
ialnhis. =. s1hB-h6H6aa4 4te
, 1864-06-03

NEW STARS THIS WEEK.
MISS 8ALLEE CLEETOp.
D1Eseuse aud Comedienne.
The 'Eccen:1tc Ethiopian Comedian.
THE COEELIN BhOTHkk5,
Chanpton .51mnasts. Aerobats, &c.
Vocalist md Feruale Drummer.
Last week OF MI. AEN MASON.
Crcls, IS cta Private Boxes, $500. Single seats in
Boxef, 50 cents.
Dooia open at X O'Clock. Curtain rises at eA
O'Clock. mY24htl31w
, 1864-06-03
M A r n 1 H ID.
DI E u .

In this city. It Ct Jamess CHURCH. an Thqr.aay.
RUSsEi 1 sna Eies HARIA c. JRbUP.
, 1864-06-03

E60HS BpEEt&EQIAf U16H4 CHI .EU
THE SEA OF. ICE;
OR,
A Mothers Prayer
sATUpDAY AFTERHOO v-GRAKp MATINEE,
Wucn Will be presented TIE oEA or ICE.
SATURDAY EVENING,
THE SEA OF ICE
Koucpy-MR. and M1as CoULpoCK and the
eli ui.K Danseuso NILE AUGUSTA.
" RIETY THEATRE,
lis and 1T Dearborn street.
c. II. CHADWICK CO., Proptfetcf1 sad ManA4ef1.
T. L. FITCH, Stage Manager.
, 1864-06-03
perso,1a1.

DERSONAL.-If Catharine Burke
IL u IL thn city she y requested 70 call ss III
horth WsteE Atreee, who're hes bsotner Y stopniogs
md WHO II anxious 10 6ee her. le4hast-st 4thQ
, 1864-06-03

1hABnx D1cTut-It IL a fact that yesterday
lady Thanked a gentleman for rising and giving
her hls ecat In Stale street car IL needless 70
nsy that the lady was tast,y drcesea and was hef-
eelf extremely nEeftY.
, 1864-06-03
Lost.

T OST- On Lasalle street, between
l1afa and Foqth Wafer fRpata. WsFoaorss R>.
cfjpt No, zss4, ID ssuuHsf l. AYmouxr Waxpholee.
tcl-h1t&3s J. a. DOLE co,
, 1864-06-03
Farmers' Insurance Company of Free
port Ill.

Farmers insurance Company OF Free
port, Ill.
The following letter from Hon. A. s. Barnard is
mertted compliment to this well known Insus-
apce Company, and viii interest our renders. Mr.
Barnard has resfded in Du Page county twenty
Year,, and is well and favorably known, he was
the Representative from that county in our last
Legislatufe:
NApEnV1LLE, H., June !, 1854.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
It has been my misfortuneto have my farm barn
and Its contcnts destroyed by fire, but had &C.
cured an insurance upon the property IN our 'Fnr-
uere' insurance Company" OF Freeport, I'll. My
clAlul for the loss would not be due by the terms
Of ny policy until about the middle Of July, but
tnke pleasure IN stating that have already re-
ceived the c.sh {tron J. r. Lemon, Secretary of
1hie, you know, Is the favorite Hons laiurrnes
Company. 1t Is purely Farmers Company, and
snch psonptnesa and falr dealing, think, merits
A. 8. BAR3ARD,
, 1864-06-03

A FA1az caAEoE.-The story IN the Timer
headed .startlng Discovery" is all bosh, 80 far as
capta. .Ifaac Phaum and Edward Hoaseman are con-
cerued. They are wholly innocent Of the charges
made; 1here was no dne imposed on them the
teartest' tsAe dismissed as there was no ev1dence
to Esustalu It. But the fcsesh print never fore
pots IN opportunity to tnuligu soldier. 1t Mates
tho light al b,ue coat," md the boys 1ecapro-
cate TIC sentiment
, 1864-06-03

Grand Plc-Nlc.-A grand basket picnic
the frat Of the season-wllt be given on Wednes-
day next by the T, N. G, Of Anslem, near Wluetka,
on the Chicago nnd Milwaukee railroad The spot
IL beautluI one, and the committee will spare no
pains to make the occasion pleasant ons rake
your baskets and 80 to Winetka. The cars will
leave the depot at 6:45 .. N.
, 1864-06-03
LOCAL. MATTERS,

County Council, q. L. A.-Ther regular
monthly meeting of the Coos Comfy Council ufthc
o. LA will be held In Warmers Hall, at O'Clock
D. m. to duy. A general attendance of the mem
bers OF lhls Council Is particularly requested.
, 1864-06-03

nE8tkT1Eo TEE DEAF7 William Kelly Of the
Second Ward was, yesterday. arrested ind taken
before United States Commissioner HoyDe, ehasg-
e1 ~'th u. n.T1ng 1es'f1ed fse dsa ,, 1ef1aine 70
Ger under the conscrtption act. The defendant
gave ball In $500 to take his trial before the Unit
ed StAieA Court.
, 1864-06-03

Quae Prosuut Omntbus-S. @. A. T.
The g. c. 4. T. Excursion for Woodlawn will lclye
the Illinois Central depot at O'Clock T. H., Jono
14th. The mystery Of the society, which has never
bern understood By TIC world, VIII be e1plalnei :,
alor at WpodaWn.
, 1864-06-03

r Of st. Louis has for the last two years been per-
TanentiY located In cur city, at No. ITO South
clark street corner Of Monroe, and i Is not too
cessful practitioners Of onr city for curing the DIS
caEca be ndvertiacs to t1eat, We know the Doctor
to be gentleman, and entirely worthy Q! ths pub
ic conddence-treatlng those who need his services
successfully, skillfuly and coundentIay. Nota his
card in another column Of our paper and eaye your
health BY going In time. jes-h4s7.1t
Brvant Il StrattoBsA Chicago Te3c.
cr1nh Instisute-The lareeat institution OF
he Kind IN the world! Thirty:dve telegraph In
stuuents In constant use. Address
BRYAST & SrRAr1oN.
1upauSa51M, D b W. Chicago, III.
, 1864-06-03
1@amtEn=QurrespuuDe1,r;

WANTED Correspondence,
w rytyo Naat1es> FsnAlas pru axred. hut
9ssTSSs1V9ds; ~ on;set; n 80 anses1ast. adf
1'S ie3hsat
, 1864-06-03

II HouEe and Sign Printing, Calclm1ntnE,
Glazing and GraiulnC. Paper Hangfngs and Win
Yotk prices. F. E. R1aBr, 80 Randolph ssreet.
Bog bS63. je3h41a-lm
, 1864-06-03

LOCAL MILITARY MArrxns.-The 1s4.h Illinois
Volunteers, one hundred dt5's men, Col. NcChes-
ney commanding, will leave Camp Fry carly this
afternoon. Marching o1ders were received LAST
evening": They Will be stationed at Columbus,
ky., tor the present.
The l3sd Regiment viii leave On Sunday next.
i 10 expected mat they will be stationed At Mem
pills, 1EuDesste. II Ii q noteworthy tact In this
connection Tint both Col. +. Pickett and Lt-Cot.
". Il. Aaakell, oftnit regiment are thoroughbred
printers.
The l3sth viii be entertained this afternoon 1t
O'Clock By the ladies OF the 6olderss Rest. There
ts sttll 1ack Of supplies We trust that ouf pub
lie spirited citizens will to II, that provisions
conc In literally thu morning. Let the brave
boys be handsomely entertAinsd.
1he health OF the soldiers At Camp Fry IL excel
hay occurred. There nre nDW !, 61J men in camp,
and Of that large number there IL not 4 man who
Is 20 Ill that hr cannut march to-day II necess2ry
This izct entres crrdltnbe to the eAil and pfe.
caution Of l. D. CltmmonA, II. D., Post Surgeon.
THIS Eeistlcnlnn has exercised great vieilance in
examination ol tic men. Over two hundred boys
have been discharged becarse Of non age
B4,tcry II, 1st illinois artt,lely, better known ns
SNye.apae s1battery, IL fornlng in the cry to pro-
coed 10 the mont the thirty days tuztough having
expired. Captain Joseph 4. Mccarthy Is IN com
7nand. Already nenriy forty Of the men have re-
pottpd IN the city, aud the others will speedily ar
rive.
, 1864-06-03

RONK FOB TIE kRfEHpLEas-VDt B0afA o4
Mausecrs OF the Home OF the Frieudless. met at
The uome yesterday afternoon. William Blair,
Ese, Vice President OF the society, took tho chair,
and m eloquent and fcrvent prayer was offered BY
Rcv. Hi. Shinn. the agent of the association, after
read and Approved
The following donations were reported: Walter
E. Gurnee, Sag: Potter Palmer, $50; Bowen
es 8 s's a; sSsse9 osse Il csip Ii ss1s
G. n. Henderson, ~ pair shoes: - Brown, 8
black hats; tundrles from ". r, Wood Aud Shay;
crackess from Q. Kendall: coffee from Biackail
: city; fao0, a!lbest, Hubbard Co. SIS. Harmon,
Gale Co; $G2.u!. Jonathan Burr. 8la, Arthur 4.
t95ley $e reeeived By the Secretary.
Aes. ~: Sninn feporsed collections Of 44eo g in
was COW furnished by The iadles Of Naplcryiiie.
.Dupsgc conpts, valued 1t $50 The TTeasurer re-
portea balAnce on hand and In The treasury, Of
The matron o!the society mada her utual monthly
report, which WAS approved by vote OF the eocietv
From Il ne lesrn that The number OF persons r.
= 90; admissions C4 adults q; children 81
Mr. " ighr, tbs Secrc1nty. reported eundry con-
44ibpttonf, One hundscQ dollars were By vote np-
p1oprtsted to the Supply Committee for the ensuing
I'm. Moon was appointed on the Reception Com
mittee for the ensuing uanth ~
Mrr. Thos. Ho3ne and Mrs. Wheeler were aI
pointed nembers Of tho Board m place OF Afs
eoyd md Mn. s, xion
Jisitipe Committee for the ensnine month:
tte editorial charge OF the :. Home Visitor"
Hrs Gibbs xas directed to solicit advertisement
AZ Mr. MoTsau reported thkt the Children had beer
1roner1v uniformed at 4 cost OF 46x,1a-
Affer an animated discussion concerning the .p
proach.Dg strawberry fesaEal, tbs Board adjourned
, 1864-06-03

Tux Ross-IxEss CAsK.-A telegram was received
In this yestesday conveying the Information that
tho verdics gained for the plaintiff, InesA in the
lower Courts has been affirmed. On appeal, BY the
corts.
, 1864-06-03

OuR uoNE AR71srs' sALE-We have received a
neat and wellstocked catalogue OF the first annual
gale OF paintings By Chicago artists, consisting OF
two hunoted pictures now on exhibition ut tha
picture gallery OF Jevne s Aimlni Attists' Empo-
rum, No. 1ol Washington street, elegantly lighted
up tor the first tiue last evening The sale will
sske place on Monday aud Tnesday evenings, Jane
and Z, 1854, at quarter before o'clock. Messrs.
Gilbert d Sampson, auctoneere.
The contributors are q. c. Fo-d. Mrs. s. q. St.
John, J. Forbes. Panl Brown, ]. R. Sloan. selden
]. Woodman, =. N. Carer. Miss z. A1ckway, T.
B. Harrison, Mrs. Nicnolaon. J. Il. Druty, r.
Sederbcrg, Knte E. Cameron, Mary E. Thomas,
Vim. vugt1in, Miuasd Lewis, Mrs.. Hall.
The catalogue. ~ above stated, is q List OF two
hundred pictures, mauy OF them Of sterling merit.
The gallery Will be open day mud evening until
the day Of sale, and II well worthy visit Of o1r
AIT loveGs.
, 1864-06-03

EocrNTnc11Es OF 6oLDHR--Betwcen two
and threo O'Clock yesterday morning Nj. slade re-
siding Mt Mo. 1l3 Wabash avenue, discovered in his
houee Benjamin Thompson, member OF CO. B,
asd Illinois Infantry (hulligau's nrlgade). The
intruder was handed TO the care Of the police,
son and at his examination the mnn exhibited ench
perfect lack Of intelligence, thatl twas not be-
NeVed thnt he had amy 6urExrious Intentions.
Accordingly Thompson was yemAnded to his regl-
meDt
, 1864-06-03
RaQrond Tlne Table,

The following table shows the time Of arrival
and departure Of tie several trans on all the rall-
road, In Chicago: -
, 1864-06-03

An 1kpErENDEfT THmERH1AN.-Yestetday morn
ing another Of thoee nnwise ind,vtduals, who re-
fuse 10 give their names to the enrolling officers,
wss asraisned before Commissioner Hoyne. ].
1leEllieo. resident Of the patch" near Chicago
avenue, and . recent importation from the 'sea
scen isle not only declined to furnish enrolling
os3cer H. J. pprt.ta with has cocnomen, bat inti.
uated that ary further intrusion Into his private
afaiss, would result In considerable personal In
convenience to the applicant. The Official there
arrest Of the obstinate Hibern.an, who violently
denounced the squad Is ,aw-ess intruders. When
before the Commissioner. be Was equally noisy IN
nate could not see the matter in that li,ht. and
held the boistcrou. gon Of Erin 70. tr1al In the
OF ST ,OC0.
, 1864-06-03
RMcVICKER'S THEATRE.
lX4 Madifon street, between State and Dearborn.
HcVIcker ana uMysYe,.,,....,....,...Ma .Mauagsrs.

FRIDAY EVENING, juno Sd, tarevall benefit Of
Miss ltAsUEA KEENE. when viii presented the Eo1.
Roous sps ctAcuIaf Drama enA:ea
, 1864-06-03

HonsKs FOR TIE GoT1RSHRHT.-Yeste9day. J 7.
Banger received dirpatch from Colqnel Ekln,
Chief OF Cavalry Bureau at Warrington. to the ef'
fect that the contract had been awarded to him for
furulehpg two thoueand horses, to be delivered to
Captain Bradshaw. at the Government corral on
STAG street, 4 little south Of Uhlich's Hotel.
within three houre Mr. sanger had delivered sixty
ho,res. and will fiji The contract within few days.
, 1864-06-03

A D1buoSEET SToEEkEEFER--Testerday after.
noon, Gco:ge Hallin, q shoemaker residing at No.
81 North Clark street, was charged before Jast3ce
Cuthbertson with stealing pair Of ahocs from
young woman named Sarah McDonough- On
Tuesday afternoon Miss McDonough went into
tor which she paid him g.. He detained her q
short time while he placed some MALTA In tha soles
tho prisoner dunpded the money, alleging that tho
lady had not paid for them. Being sure that tho
man was deirsuding her, complainant rafused to
mar a secoud timo, wherrupon the man TOOK the
shoes away from her, rsfusinr to let her have them
win out Tic additional g. His Honor considered
Hahn undoubtedly guilty Of the charge but Az the
lowed the man TO compromise the ad1Ir ont OF
court, by rc!undinE tue money and paying costs.
, 1864-06-03

OtD IAn1Es' HoxEs.-A meeting Of the mem
bers Of the Board Of Managern Of the Old Ladies'
Home wnA held yesterday IN the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association There were
eighteen ladies present and in the absence Of the
Pseeident-Rev. Q. Il. Tiffany, D. D.-the sscreta-
n, A. Il. Campbell occupied the ehatr.
The following donations to the building fund
were reported, viz: COL B. B. Mason, SO; Col.
James, SO; Underwood q Co., s1o; colteettons
Cooper, $40; do by Mrs. Vim. Wheeler, $a7.eA
The Secretary announced that there was still a
deficiency account u the building fund Of 81 100.
Whe.eupon the l1iies present pledged themselves
to uee their most strenuous eudeavors materially
reduce the Indebtedness By personal collections
The in,ln~IaE wrse Elected to ELL the casual va
caDcies in the Board Of Management: Mrs. ". u.
CLARK, Mrs. ]. De Greet Mrs. Vas Setback, Mr.. L
II. Underwood
Tho rneptfpp then adtonrned
, 1864-06-03

Aoa1ouIrunAL 1xr1,HNKa1s.-Ws eau the At
tenuon of our far1nors and dealers II agricultural
implements to the advertisement Of F. g. Welcb,
, 1864-06-03

The Wabash arenue Methodist Episcopal
Church wns filed last evening with deeply inter-
hundred rose for prayers, End at the inquiry
meeting q deep feeling was manifest. Old and
ycrpg were bowed In cunv.ct1on aud an1ionsly In
rnond breaches at the same church this evening.
Regular meeting this morning at o'clock, aud
children's meeting at ~ O'Clock this p. N. at the
Second Presbyterian Church,
, 1864-06-03

WANTED-Agents, to sell t
chine. The only sn1aaI msehinn that nas buen In
three yeafs that Etvee perfect sattsface'oo. Tho
kng1A0d Family II equally efficient In 8ewIQ.
hseyiest soode With ths finest fsNie. Price 3l1.
vii e1va q .poe TOR AnT rwo-tare&d uachlns III !.
BeReca tins, either tn ReautY OF fitch or strength
soAu. ny agents afa oleartng .rom 35 to 8216
month t Gtfns5.1 dslseEy ; cteszo. n 1er tc5sn
Geoera1 AKant for tho northwest, 2. o. Dlaser
E61E&kQ. I'LL uYfH Qe-CA1t
, 1864-06-03
.Tot @al&.

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