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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-02
TheGreat American Company.
TWENTIETH ANNUAL STATEMENT
or I'LL
Mutual Life Insurance Co..
OF NEW YORK,
Nov lst, 1868, to the Secretary Of State.

Accumulated Fund. und..................e o. 935 $50 OF
rNvKsrED FOLLOWS, VIE:
Cash on hand and in bank, f46s 2g3 OF
United States stecks, l,570Se2 3e
Bonds and mortgages of real estate, 4,1762 26e 55
Real estate ownel by company, cost 322 $50 10
Balances due from agents, I42B0 0s
Interest accrued not due, l77,l7g 90
:" due and unpaid, lS04s 90
Deferred, quarterly and semi-annual
premiums, 5000 90
Premiums due and unpaid and in transit 20 0o7 el
Total assets Nov. ], 1853, 50 935 $50 OF
Premium Notes, None
Liabilities, None.
F.s. WINSTON, President.
J.ABBOTT, Secretary.
State u New York. City aud County OF N. York, %
Swern and subscribed 10 before me,
RICHARD A. NcCURDY, Notary Public.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-01-02

Portland Office -. 81 Exchange Street.
w. ID. LITTLE, Agent.
Allpersons contemplating Life Insurance, should
look into the system and advantages Of this great
Benevolent Institstion. bsforsinssring elsewhere.
noy2s sodkwsw
, 1864-06-20
sanItary stores-Iarse shipments.

Those who have husbands, cons and hrotnefs
with Gen. Sherman, fighting their way tnso tse
very heart Of rcbeldome win be GLAD TO lestn sass
the Northwest.zn Sanitary Commission, Wnosa aGa
headqualttrs are In this city. are pcis!stens an9
unreDittng in their Efforts to relieve tno a.GA ano
wounded OF this heroic army. Fot tne shs tont
months they have made an nyeraSe daily sn!pmenss
OF ten tons Of sanitary stores to the nospl'as o.
the Army Of the Cumberland. On FHday ol tns
last week they made q magnificent sMpmsnIi; q.
purchased sanitary and battle stores, eomprssads
green tes, crushed sugar, dried ftnlt, eaG4sn,
aackesr, com starch, Caiawba wine. bourbon 1l,a
wnsky, alc leons chloroforn hospital M "a =
bandagee, &c. There were 1.4!a ,oo1es ln aM+ "
go 0J0 pounds OF stores, that filed eleven HsSas
cars and cost about $i5,0cy. They were sen. 70
the wounded Of Gen. Sherman's late oatt!ess ana
a special spent has accompanied them, Mno ~ soes
to the front where the wounded are. Ina Con.
mission has made tTo or three prcS1oas snpmsn.e
during the present campatgn Which nave eose
S6,GW and upwards. These heavy enlpments
have nearly exhausted the treasury OF the Com
mission, 20 that 1t needle immediate replenisnlng
to enable 1t to continue it, blessed work .
In this connection 1t will be well 20 TeEntn1 ~
readers Of the Northern lows Sen11alJ Fa.ts,
which opens in Dubuque tomorrow Tne ehtlfe
proceeds of this Fair will be given to tne t<eas1IJ
Of the Northwestern Sanitary Commission y tnis :
city. a subscription Is being made oy tne b0xla
Of Trade in aid Of this Fair Whica s99ald ne noe
raj for the donble reason that It aias the low Iowa
Fair. and thus aids onr own sA1ltRf7 Gon.
rnfHsOn.
, 1864-06-20
Commercial Postscript.
CHICAGO 1IARKET-EYENING BOARD.

SATURDAY EVENING. June 1910 2. N.
There was but Il elm atteLdsncc at tho Sherman
House tonight, and with the exception OF bref
"eprt" on Wheat, there Tas little OF nothing done.
WHEAT optIed extremely fat. and for somu tino
little or nothing Wac done-but few showing any dis
position to buy at ary price, Bet sudden demand
by well known operator in few minutes caused
considerable excitement, and prices ran up 232Hc q
tuthel. As soon. however, ns he ceased buying, It
{mne edlately fell back again aad became dull, 1t
was ut the opeutng-and buyers generally wess mer-
tdcd to ind that the operator alluded to- who had
sprung the market, the principal seller. About
l5,t0t bushels changed hands, at $1.51H915i1 for
No ], and at II 46G1iSh for No 2c1oslnx with nee
inquiry for No ard the transactions in pat Gra 1e
were tr1nng. The sales tonight, In detail. were
1,N9 bu No Spring at a15H; 1,40o bn do at $15!X;
sLoo bu No aspiring at $ia5 2f.c0o bn do ss Si.&Gk
$500 bu do at e17 1900 bu do 1t $i47K: 5000 hu do
at 11.48; 1000 bu do 1T Sl-8k.
CoBz was quiet, but q shade hfmer than at the
cl1Ba OF Change, The sales were 900 nu No Corn
at 31I6H; 5000 bu No Corn at Sis; 100 bu do at
Il e11eI-market c1os1ng rery quiet
oArs vere neglected aud entirely nominal. No
sales. -.- -...-.
H1Gnw1aEa were DUH. and 1a2c lower than on
'Charee but the transactions were light. In the af
serroou 200 bills cold At u 4s@I6-cheny At the
inside price, In the evening the only saes reported
were 200 b1s Milwaukee Wines at Sl43s and 100 tslA
country at fl.H-the market closing quiet.
PROVISIONS were quiet. Mess Pork WIS held at
zss-buyers holding OF. There was an nctlye demand
for prime Lard l5xc, but sellers were holding rm
ntlb.
SALT was firm. Sales wern:-3,b00 brls old Saginaw
Fine, on Growers dock, at q 50.
, 1864-06-20

straits ~ TINT temptation would gather strength
from other attending circumstances. "Opportu-
nity' Is the 1enpters catchTord: and In so far a.
we baye permitted those opportunities, Ee arc re-
epopsible Tor The fall Of those committed to our
care. The husband who lesyes his wife to the at
tentio1B Of other men mag hope that her virtue
will be proof against their Wtes, and the destroyer
OF his peace Is otthe less guilty. but the neglect
ine one is far to blame IN that he has given the
opportunity. The parent whose son runs OF into
inc vortex Of dissipation has himself to blane.
partially or completely, in nine cases ont OF ten.
in that he hss given the opportunity; he has suf-
fered bis son to run into temptation When
DAUGHTERS 60 astsay, and break the heart Of the
mother, and bring down the grey hairs Of their
parents to The grave, there Is often q good
portion OF the sin lying at the. door OF
that father or mother who hare failed to bring
up the child In the wsy she should 60 or have not
sufficiently guarded the avenues through which
the tempter approached the iAlleu one, And thus
through ali the list Of human fraity; 1t IS not
much the radical determination to do wron1 as
the radical weakness to guard against temptation
which aEeails us in our weak point on opportu-
lily.
Would We then prevent sin, we must watch as
well as pray that thosc under our charge "enter
not into temptation" Conservatism Is in this
case much better than reform. The one obviates
The necessity Of the other. We may believe in the
innate deprnritJ Of the human heart, butpractl-
cally VIC hnd few cases where the individual goes
wrong unless on impulses presented by the force
OF exterior circumstances, which may be guarded
against
, 1864-06-20
BADLY SHOCKED.
The Seecsh Organ In ! Tery Fad Nay-It
SQuIrmeth In Consequence

The Chicago organ Of JEFF. Davis in its Satur-
days Issue processes TO be shocked, because the
TR1BC1E proposes 10 defend the course of Com
missioner Coventry In the Newhouse adultery
affair. II this were the only occasion on which 1t
had been shocked, we presume We ahould hasten
to relieve 1t Of its unfortunate mental condition.
The editors OF that virtuous and highly moral
eheet are accustomed to be often shocked. They
s.a s0y e yaa.y ssSst'd on at he 'hs e.,t ', oi
their exprcsaion Of outraged virtue they will be
mulcted In heavy damages. They are shocked u
county. So abocked are they thai they can nd no
Jury Of t8elre men TO whom 1t wall be safe to CON-
mil the estimate Of damages in their libel snits,
to Lake County. II 10 absolutely shocking: Won't
somebody relieve their outraged senstollittes -
The Rebel Organ was shocked ut the I;n Essust 81
suit much to be deprecated from, a coppeshead
etano point. They were worse shocked II the
manly and patriotic couree Of Alderman Rnh ef
In the City Council Wera len in hop eless minor
ity- They we1s shocked at the designation Of
| the TR1BEsE and the Staats zeifun9 as Corpora;
When tho Common Conucll refuses to pay that sheet
! fot public Printing. They will be shocked when
The counal rspeals the resolutions whereby the
hotpialtes Of the city were rendered to the great
National Comprehend Convention. They Will be
shocked when charges are preferred aga sinst Mayor
GntI man 10l Accepting Gf1oc5 10 1DnnaNcE city leg
1sla,son. They will be shocked when charCss afe
pre'eried assint the City Comptroller for illegal
! shocked when the bondsman Of that oflcia! arc
called upon 10 Fay for moneys thus Illegally squan.
dcrtd. VIC haxard nothing in Haying that they
n llkely to BE shocked continually f.on now ua-
ceive a h oek 10 which the shocks they are nov
reSs1sinE WIN be mere lore taps IN comparison.
continually shocked. They would not object 70 see
tne eaitoEs OF that sheet down upon their msrrow
In relation to Mr.. Coventry, We simply repea,
What We have before said Of him. that his eonnec
t1on With the Ncwhouse resignation Ia fal]y eu.-
t.ined and defended; No woa.d ha.s nesa liable
minded man bad he pursued, 4 dt1efsn,
cour1e. Resnrd for the rood name and credit O.
our dy could hare prompted no olher course O
sctiop, Copperheads are the last nuen who shouii
complain Of his condacs tn this mas,es. It eouli
bsvc sounded grand1y, indeed, md innred i'm
mensely 10 The credit of sboir party, If the whole
aa.r had esae out = she <la WIN sssrns
pehead city one,sl n tight p,.css;~ "pe1is
| 10 -, ~ adnlterr: :" -tArryft Of Qorpekhes,
, 1864-06-20
hlkETEEhTh ILLINOIS,
Reception on 'Chanse-lddrtss by Co., J, L,
ualtsck, /. 7. Mum, and Csl. B. J, ~
SMett-Reply cICel, Raffin,

Tho r~eentto, m .r,,.,.o
,aen,h pnoi,nan. =; T,,.l' Se9NsoAs o1 tho Nine
grand ovation to the heroes md srono +e.,,1a 11
uial Of the resocct and afract,o,
people OF the North lor those who have fought
Inc oattea Of the Onion. It WAS most euthusI.
aetic demonstration.
-. uooo Ine oo5s formed At the Soldiers
1ce'. IL company WIN The men Of Bridges Bate
~ =. once % pan Of the Regiment, and marched to
.A0o4Ao' eeco3aeu " lac Aen1
ouatc bano' WHICH looked fp!endidly In the new
All alopr the s,rse;s 1a .,an,a I.tad tha,x ei s
and esluied the hrave veInrnus WiTh ronsino
They werc marched into rhe Erchan1e 1aom md
passcd.n doul,1e cf,1unln alonr The csn,e1 nf the
room amid the n,andits Of t6e assernn1v " The M
P1ee.dentN:l. T., Usncnck-add1esseI iham =, fni-
loKr: ~e1~3 >-'1'1' ~ AVA
en1;,ic r. Ihe nsne nf
TnnSs ron~terra, W. mra H1od ~ 80 @ han
We recosuixe in you body 81 mrn seS3 ssenna M
;ssnr ~ ,t reeii;nn a.hn qa,aaE ~ ~ y. .pe
al tIis e;oTsrnment fn stnnd hv # end nnt In1n
lie rebels in arms, You have faithfully and nobly
fh1ee dcsinr M to !on ~ itoni x x ~n w
1nce 1er sar,y,dres, fhe firsi deiJrered n al,
dierr 10 Illinois. those who composed he expedi-
her hsye :" c,a ba! u sa
you to come back to us. We ruceiye Tnu Tlth n
opsn ANS. You arc entitled TO The cra1ituds of
ernrr ipva} ffffztn an1 we can huf fhsnk vnu
heartiiy Tor your scryicea, That IL bnt a slf"bt
rnI.nen.stion. 71'
ira s. HUM was introduced. He Fas but a citt-
zen md Vopld ratler that war VIM retersn
were there to welcome thera : he xonid Enow low
to s.mpathize with Them. They were ,ho drat to
take Tie field nnd would a]ways be received crate
fully b. the citizcns Of Chicaco. ae needcd not
to recount their history; It bud already BEEN en-
craven deep with thcif weapons and needed no
eu1ogy from him. Their prirations, their e1-
rotpfee their marches and batilee Werr familiar to
all, They had euf1ered much in tho cause, aud
lany ofthem had been called to dropa Silent tear,
comrade They were glad to meet them ali back
from the place Of starting. They would be glad to
zee all Tie scEim1 nts returning home, but they
would not come tlii the bonor oi the country had
been redeemed. In lAying down their anna to re-
turn 10 the peaceful psrsnits Of civic lffe he bid
3hp,,, we1ro1ne m hshr1t of the Rn.rd of r1rada
, 1864-06-20

- INV YORK. Saturday kEenHet o1u$ L.
Co11oy-Flt1n at lscc fer mlddling uplAads,
fLoUn-s1ste snd MeateEn opened steeays se, o"t ~
gsls@e 4u Tor extra State; 1898 ezra fnnna.
hoop 0hio aud q eS@9 4 for trade bsahot. 4oci1aea
s87s. a.,
WH1skY-ActFe azd ntmer. Sales at &1.a19i -
for state, and 9L4S@15o Tor WesteEn. =, ~.
GnA1a-Wbcx dull and 1asc lower- Sales ~ VEG
al 81 for Cbicaso Spring. 3l.8s91 81 ior
81 620l q6 for winter red Western. and 4l.32e3 tor
amber MtchigRi, tho lAttax n e1tEcme hE9re; Gotn
quiet and stead It s1469i46h for nay 1i1sd Meas.
sound DO. 0aa dpll anu lower At ZIG for Wessesn-
CoFYIH-Qpit, Z nd prices nan1o uly uuthAnK6A.
sC0An-Quiu 1t 1ec mr. Cuba su1 19Ho LOT PoEeo
Rico =
ApIi1aKAQ6l1. .... =. =,
PxTNOtIua-QUiet and weak 1T ls2a6Xc for esuds
and s$xc &C tor refined In bond and 7a28e for 70
dusd, ffee.
PRov1s1oas-Pork opened dull. hcATy sud 4over
hat tnerEar-efal1tet and tho oecllae W1x partiAul
Tecoyrxod ALrket clooed nm ut IS for mefs, Ssi
, 1864-06-20
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

BRpaKronT, Saturday. june Isl n.
CLrARip-M. O'Connor. Lasaile; =. B4rna an'
Jcllet 65i feet lumber: fofktown. utlea: Lensss'
! ksba'ns nsbansg11 1aesHa1f abrssa1. Lasas
l7.op leet lumber, oo3 .h,1G!ss; p5i, Moss
Els. Joliet 800 lees 1nmoes 8 e99 e. sain
eles; CLYDE, 4enaca Nautilus. LASalio. ai+No 1eet
l1nber. n-....
ARRIvEp- Cataract, Lasa1le. 6,coo hn cotn prator
6n corn Coshnan. ottawa 600 ba corn Wa,p, I Mo,
sia 4k15 bu corn Marietta, Aux Sable, 20 bu corn
M9snpg Light Lasal's oS pu eoEa p1s ho t b.
eosa nths: DaPa sco ea co.n nss1 sasK sS 81 ii
corn; t.. Looms Athena 90 ID I1hpa|e fe; stons
liz Athers % "a 1nbbia stone. 70 IDS din eos:on
s!oss: " Gutnet. Athens. yda d sns!on @ stone: M
eissis.t Lsss 81 sera: SsyaGs LosssR95t; 5PS +
100 En oats, SEQ bu Earley fFogretsr Seneca a"9 oa
e1En: Lemont, Morris, 900 bu corn: o,.
tTIos rs cast lion pipe; j. 8. Preston, NORTH :
DsphI. Ottawa g 20 n1ambss, ooa isth hson:
a1.bsn DO; !" oisTa Fl
American, LAsalls; Portland, Lass,ls: ~ otts eA3
~ 10 Il lumber; Stars md Stripes. AossN.
AEElyKD-NQpe,
, 1864-06-20
Camp Douglas Hospital Aid Society
Final Report,

The Camp Douglas Hospital Aid Society, wish
ing 10 wind up its affairs and change its name
friends 10 lay before them the following statement
OF its finances, and the work 1t has accomplished.
This c. D. q. A. s: was found ed Dec. ls: 1851, ut
4 meeting Of few 1adtea Of the South Side, who
fat anxious to do something for the welfare Of the
sick Federal soldiers In Camp Douglas The L.
dies composing 1t were mostly members Of Grace
mated by the like charitable spirit, and coming
from other churches. Their operations extended
beyond Camp Douglas to other tnea t9
passed Into the bands Of the United States, they
asHrIned tho coarge Of faEniehans those comforts
which could not be expected Of goyernment but
time to t11no contributed TO- vaEioua patriotic
schemes for the welfare Of soldiers and never re-
sDF ey es epaasd e g.
State street, for the purpose Of finding work for
soldiers wives and other poor women, and Of sel-
M articles esy eke ia
the poor IN the city. Last winter, however, 70.
c,ety was formed on 60 large scale for the relief
ot % thls SOCIETY," It best q direct
fore to change .thear name to 81 Laxe's Hospital
fss neh eSo Flss Mosp or The scs
ri They have rented for this purpose. the house
small hospital with Six beds, three for male and
three for leu,ale patients. under the medical
charge OF Df, Walter uny- Rey. Y. Ut1Re ID
President of a Doard Of Directors composed of
lad1es we'll known for their usefulness and tharf-
fy, This hospital will be under the charge oft
Episcopal Church, bus will be- open to any person
who applies, Without refcrenee 10 their creed, and
Its founders rely, for lis support, upon tho beney
olence'of the public. They viii be very thankful
fof any donations, and at the end OF every nonth
4 list Of the articles and monies received viii be
acknowledged IN one OF the c3tY papers. A state-
ment OF the receipts and expenses Of the c. D. H.
A. s. IL snbjoined: !. =: =
Receipts from all sources. So
, 1864-06-20

CINoIANAT1s Saturday, JunH 19. 1911.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bune.J
F1ouR-Denand quite light a. 86.75 for good super
fine, and u 90 for extra.
WH1sKT-In good demand and prices ht2het. Salts
Of CSC btls At s1lo aud SO do at s11-cosing firm at
the Inter rate.
GEAn-Wheat IN good demand for rcd. Prices &c
higher. Sales at S1.S89l.5o. Corn IN moderate de,
uand. Market dull 6hel1ed sold at ll.1a and car
a1G5@t.06. Rye-No change In the market. Saies at
$1-57.
GKoc1RIKs-Eo essential change in the market
Coffee quiet at 42844c. Rsw sugats 1rm at 1as22c.
Molasses nominal at Sl.o@11s.
PBov1s1oSs-A quiet market without Import mt
change. Nothing trsnsptred in mess pork or bulk
meats Lard quiet at 1543154c. Bacon shoulders
a1e be10 1t lSk2lskc.
, 1864-06-20
DI Il d.

In this city, On the 18th Inst, JAMES sHUTE,
R-ed S3 yeasa.
On the forenoon OF Saturday, June 18th, 1861, Mrs.
P3RK. wife / Dr. Geo. q. Pnrk. SurEeoo II. s. A.
In Wo hirEton. D. c., ut the house Of Bon. ]: r.
Brady. on Friday. June 1cth, Lieut: DANIEL MlF.
head, Of Sullivan County. n T., Ct 1lta Uuited
Slater Infantry. Of mortal wound receiTed On 'hs
II ep0enVor1rE to 1escae Wounded otother officer.
, 1864-06-20
M A r RE d.

On the 18th inst, by the ev. Chas Edward Cheney,
It ne r9,ds9se e. of Df 4 a6 3 wslGsr tho b hiass IT,
Mtsa EMMA JULIA WALKER. OF this city.
In Springfield III. the 5h Inst. at the resides
Of the btiqes mi ther By ths Rav- 9. r. +. Hirch,
Miss JULIA n. LATHAM. OF sprinRheld.
, 1864-06-20

for old Do. s36 st@BsHfH for Aw do. c1oAng & the
lat er prices as 60 50 for old and new prime. and
$&..6sa a693 for prime meas. Beef drM. Lard Cpehed
nm but closed shade lower, At tfal54c. tncl1df1E
ek1cs OF extra choice kdttefe1dtTsd at 17c n1Ao 60
foYJ JuIv at
, 1864-06-20
Buffalo murket-Jure IS.

BHN8I0 N1ufN6E-JHEe IS%
FLouE-Qulet and unchanetd.
G1AIx-Wheat dull and nonln4l-buvers and SELL
erb being apart Corn is held $i99 to asrve, with
ont bids. 0nta-Western 6S@s3&c.
Wu1sKI-OpeEed active, wlth cargo salcs-clos{ng
firm but qufeL At $1.44@t.:5.
CANAL FREI9nTs-Hc lower to New York; wheat
TAKz 1Mros1E-Flonr, go brls; whca., 1900 bu
corn, 9s.t29 bu.
pu: corn, ii, $50 bu; cats, Il ,10e.
, 1864-06-20

and his Paramount" SHOCKING exhibition OF
Coppeshead Morals y "The Prisoner held to bah
to AneHer." ...',--.
There was no other cour1s tor Mr.. Coventry to
PURSUE and be would have tafled In his duly had
he refused to accept the resignation OF Mr.. New;
house.
, 1864-06-20
Vessels Passed Detroit,

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the chicago Tyibune,1
DETROIT. June 18, 1861.
Up-Prop Mayaower; barks Burgess, 1nvinclb1e,
Nucleus; schrs ogden, Kate Robinson, Game Cock,
johnson, Pauline
DowH-props Idaho, sc!oto, oneloa ; barks Favor
ie Barley schrs Levant. soph1a Smith, ,Ogdens Har-
vest.
Ur-Bark Anderson; schEA Atnento, Lookout.
LuumIns, WhsliDG and Deusman-
Dows-props CITY OF Buffalo, Forrest Queen: barks
Nlchals, Uniop obblns, Red White and Blue, Poto-
Il ne, Constitution. Monttsr, Austtns echra Browo.
Sailor. Yankee, Kesolute, Williams. Standard, Breed.
scioto, Mount Vernon, Starlight. WAeonaa. Racer.
, 1864-06-20

INV 1UKhs S1lufdaY EFEhtuET, ] uue u
Mos1Y-Steady st 6@7 p cent. ..
6rEELISG ExGnASaE-Dun st2li4@513 In currency
for f1ret class bills.
GoIp-Qulet and without decided change, e!oslnR .
little drnler-opcntDg At 15, advancing TO 9j. and
closing quiet st g5esG95H- .,
Total exports Ct specie to,dsy, s.,1.9l7l.
GoyKKNagNT SToCKs-FiEmer. Q e., 81. cot
DOES. 1lG43 520a, GoupoEe. 1N548lp5X.
, 1864-06-20

Jup1c1An ELEcr1on-voTE IN Cook COUNTY
The following is the vote poIled In this county on
The election Of Judge of the Snpreme Court for
the Third Judicial iatrict Of this stats on Mon
day, June Glib.
The vote IN the city Was:
Ward. First Precinct. Second Precinct.
, 1864-06-20

OBWeEO MnFkeT-Iune IS.
FLopE-Deuand good usrket unchsoged; ssGa
as foI 90 ltp1t9g; 1872 s fer rea wia:sF; s92s25
GRAlN-Wheat, good demand, hut. cocttnued
ecarcsT Of surlng and red viatsf restricted tsau;'
noia, 1885, Other Er.tns scarce and quiet.
CAEAL FEK1uaTs-Fruer: -four ~, wheat. Ike
1ftkE to New IQEE.
, 1864-06-20

OF the scattering votes r. N. Donnclan received
1cG In the Second Precinct OF the Second Ward
and A. ". Arlington z in the Second mad Third
Wkrda. Total vote In the city 9l4; of which C.
B. lawrence received 7l8; ecatterinE e01.
In the county towns the vote WAS almost uuani,
mons Tor Lawrence, the only EXCEPTIONS being thai
Lemont cast co votes for Corydon Beckwith, and
Niles IL tor r. c. Sherman, and 8 scattering. The
ton, 5s Calumet. IS; Maine. 81: Proslso. 27 Elk
Grove, q Orland, IL; Lake, Q; Hanover, II Bar.
rinztnn, q Jefferson, 20 Ktch Il; New Trler, 20
ooAl, 10 Palatlne. e.: Wheeling IS; Thornton,
Il; Lyona, "; Hyde Park, IS; Lake View, Is;
Worth, II; Leyden. l6; Cicero 0; Norshaeld, 20;
SchnnmbeIr, q; Paloe, Is; Lemont, o; Niles, q ;
Bremen, q.
Thetotal number Of votes caet for JUDGE Lawrence
is 5se for 4. y. Arlington, Z; for D. =. Morris,
"a for C. Beclwith, c.: Tor r. N. Donnellan, 1s6
1umoer Of votes cast IN the county 1856 only.
, 1864-06-20
...$4,as1.4

Ba}aDca.. .+.-....... -. 3Su+o1
This balance vaa voted to St. Lukea Hospital
for furuiture The C. D. II. A. l. desires to return
thanH to the propnetors Of the B.i9cs, Sherman,
fremont, Adams, and Hyde Park Houses; to Nj.
Nj. J, Al thur, for ears; Pdrmelee Co, for o1nl-
busses to Mr. Murcock, for a reading; to the
many merchants and citizens who have IaAde their
donattons, und to the ladiea who have kindly lent
their houses for parties.
, 1864-06-20
THE CITY.

To TAr-PATEns,-The COLLECTORS books are ii
now In The hands Of the County Treasurer, No. 13
Court House, and taxpayers will savc costs By
paying thelr taxes Immediately.
, 1864-06-20

[Te!sgrsphed exclusIvely to the Chicago Tribune
ALBANY, SATURDAY EvxH1sQ, juno 1A 1851
CLOSING DAY.

CLOSING DAT.
Photographed exclusively to the Chicago Trlbune.l
ALBANY, SATURDAY EyxH1s0, June 10, 1851
BEEF CATrLEThe Csttla market CLOSES As it
opened extremely dull, and with heavy loss to tho
holders. Atox ether. not more than 1000 head hsve
beeu sold, 1t 4 decline Of HG1c z = on Last weeks
prires the decline a sales averaging at laass Nc
D. H. s. Rosen1hal sold In different lots. SIS ILL
nois steera 1t prices ranging from s9sc y. He
thinks that his total loss Will not fall short Of the
freight charges from Chicago to Albany. Lyman d
Ruble sold III nne tat laols stee. the best drove,
considering the number th4t has been IN the market
for long time. at $1,000 = head. average weight
l,ND ns thus Is decline OF mora than asooo head
from tho ruling prices two weeks ago. Receipts for
the week amount to LES head held over since lAss
week, SO heAd-mAkin9 the total numbar On sale
SSsB head. About 800 head will be taken Esst some
on commission: 2,5t0 head 70 to New YORK, nearly
half On commission. and the remainder will be held
over here-
sHEEP-sheep are offered 1t B97Hc. but II Is dlfl-
cult to md buyers at any price.
HOGs-Thera IL an active demand, and Hogs sell
quick 1t e,SGac for common. and 9Hc for extra still
lers md good corn fed. Receipts 1890 head; ship
ped 10 New York, s.79o head.
, 1864-06-20

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
Sr. Louis, June ls.
yonAcco-F1rm for leaf. Sales 70 green iucs ss.;ua
$50 u do factory do, $73aa9 50: So do planters do.
ss.s@l359: 50 do common lesf, a1A255ts; q do
medl IN do s1a.a592s,5o: 3! do good do. s279sa75
26 do medium manufacturing do, aes9so.2s; . do
good do sl5@ i79$, u do inc do .s5la7s.
FGoUR-6alts, 20 bos fancy 1X, 5s-ios 500 do
IX, Ss zoo do TX sa; 1so do spring Xxx. Ss.63: Isl
spstng Y and 10 do superane, $3.50.
GEA1S-Whcat Qui-t. Sales include 146 esck8 extra
choice elS2 6s6 do choice At $110Dl73 p93 do good
to prime at 9lso@1.65. Oats nsmer sales, t3 sacks
II &c: ln6 bushels at a3Hc. Corn dull and lower
$50 sacks good white st 9l.26, delivered 1ses do
white and yellow Al 3l.25. part delivered ye3o do
mixed. $12s. RE more active; sales, lis sacks at
s1.so, and 1.29 60 at the sau,e figure.
WD1sK1-Adyanctd further and active. saiel
comprise 2s6 bbs to a1r1val In ten daJs at N0 2zj
do ut $i.374 500 do Ut s1-s7.
PRovIs1oss-Pork and bacon-Salee OF 100 bbll
FORK at $si; 0 pieces sugar cured hams at 2oc
l. casks clear sices 81 1sxc do shoulders at l2c.