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The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

r TRooPs FURNISHED BY THE STATES TO
The ARMIES The ststement.reee mace
in therebsl Homie of Representatives, oy
member formerly we'll known 10 Pohl,cai
circles at The north, shows In fo9no nutn
bers' the number of men taat s4'1 oesN
furnished to the rebel arm,es oy 'no
-. bss furnished 10000 mon; Florida, !,
sH0o.. eco Georgia, 81 coo; Louisiana. $4,000;
NIssssippi. 20, 600; North Carolina. S5 900;
Ssnsh = Carolina, 35 900; Texas. $4,000; Viz
S,nis., lo3 900; Arkansas. % .ooo; Tennessee,
s4 ooo, kentucky and Maryland. 10000
each; Missouri, 81, ,ooo--total ,6Ot, t,00o."2
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

Jenny" said landlady to her servant,
twas there any fire in the kitchen last nigh t
while you were setting up?" "Yes. marin !"
said j Jenny, "th ere was a spark there when
I went down, and soon famed it into a
flame" The landlsdy looked suspicious
at Jenny, but the innocent girl went on
scru bbing, aud hum ming "Katie darling"
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28
Welded Bliss.

God bless the wives,
They fill our hives
With little bees and hopeyi
They case life's shocksi
They mend our socks,
Bat-don't they spend the money!
When we are sick,
They heal us quick --.--
That is, If they love usi
If not, we die, ''
And yet they cry,
And raise tombstones above Gs.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

II man during ffty years chs~s every
dsy two inches Of solid plug tobacco (Au6
millions do it, it would amount Ct tne enc
-of that time to $3.50 feet, or . mile ana :,
quarter ofsoiid tobacco. half an inch .eiSk enn,.
aud two inches broad. and will cost 81 500.
what ilth aud folly!'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

KING GEORGE AND KING ABRAHAM To
show how closely our government has copied
the acts of the British King towards our Re.
yolutionsry fathers. we quote the charges
they made against King George as follows:
"He caused stamp act to be pissed. He
made the military above the civil power
He sent men into banismment and exile
without authority or law. He excited the
negroes TO iBsnrrection. He disregarded
tie constitutions and laws of the colo MES"
Has not Abraham Lincoln done all this, aud
even more and worse7 No truthful man
will deny it. These acts drove our patriotic
ancestors into rebellion. and the whole
civilized world held them justified therein.
But we submit TO these tyrannical acts IN
the hope that the people will remedy and
reform them by peaceful meahs--through
the ballot box. As long as that hope ex-
exists, and as long as the ballot box is free.
so long will tyranny be tolerated. But il
the great right Of suffraee shall be seriously
inGrinsed, if a disposition be shown to take
yawaydr the people that great palladium
Of tbeif liberties. submission viii become a
crime and disgrace. Let men IN power
think of-this. = ~--s t~-'- -+a----7-'
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

A majority which more than doubled Itself
in 40 years. Do these figures show aggres.
sions of the South? E .--.--
Should not these figures satisfy iDquiriDg
minds that the South had not been aggres ;
five? But what have the North to say in
justification of the refusal long before the
war Of many of the Northern States to sur
render fugitive slaves as required BY the
Constitution Of the United States? What
have Northern Governors and Northern
Legislators. sworn to support the Constitu-
ton. to say, in just i6cation not only of this
refusal but of the enactment Of their $50
called) personal liberty blts;" a0iJM nalii-
.fcation? Bills which made it, penal Of
fence. on the part of any of their citizens, to
aid in maintaining m the provision of the Con
stitution? Was the John Brown raid a
Southern aggression? Au honest man is al
ways ready to do justice even to his enemies.
Truth cannot lohg be hidden. E. @. E.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

ABOLITION LoYALTY.-We copy the fol-
lowing, from Mr.. Grinnels remarks in the
House of Representatives, while speaking
upon the Long expulsion resolutions:
! would, remarked Mr.. Grinnell. rather
saw a thousand times, let the country be
divided, the South 60 theii way all slave.
and the North all free, than to see the
country cncs more under Democratic rule.
This sounds very much like ..ule or let
the country go to the devil That Is the
Radical programme. aud rather tnan Iai,
irto the arms of the Democracy. thev would
fall into the arms of JEFF Dsvis.-H Hansilton
Teledfoph Iifta s3' %
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

Rude white boy-Clear the track. niger
Small American citizen OF African de-
scent-Now you jes' luff me lore! l guess
you'll wish you was a Niger yourself aiore
dis wars oYsr.-E5. 61 ss-aszd ssriBg
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

+ HEAVY DEsERrIoNs.--A Detroit paper
rneBtions q gentleman of statistical turn
OF mind who has kept careful record OF
the dessrtons from the rebel army since
the frst Bull run, as they have been report.
ed in the Journals from time to time, and
the sum total shows that three million and
three hundred thousand rebel soldiers have
abandoned the confederacy and come with
oursin lines. ga
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

A mischisvous brain matches great many
falsehoods, but the brood cannot generally
be raised, --sl ..-.EerA
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

E7S-The following brief history of life is from
the pen Of Barry Cornwall; sg.
Day dawned- Within curtained room,
Filled to fsintness with perfume,
A lady laid at point of doom.
Day closed. Aehild had seenthe light,
But for the mother fair and bright,
q sheTested in undermining night ,-Ic
Spring came. The mothers grave was green
And near it oft times was seen,
A gsntle boy with thoughtful mein.
Years fed. He wore manly face,
And struggled in the worlds rough race,
And won at last lofty place. .'N .
And then no liedI Behold before ye
Humsnity's sum and glory,
Life, Death, and ell thefe is of glory.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-04-28

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.E s1.srzr O. 81 1+i5te5 css G sss
, 1864-07-09
SCRiPTURAL STATuARY,
The "Trlal sf Christ" at Col. Woods CHI
eago Museum,

Col. Wood, under whose skilfM management
the Chicago Museum has come to include vast
rnnge OF novelties and matte1s of interest In Art
nnd Natural History, has recently secured an ad-
junct that will be immed Rtely and widely appre-
ciattd and draw multitudes Of visitors. 1t ts in
iteelf separate attraction we'll worth the price OF
admission, but Joined with the other features Of
the establishment stands as proof Of how well
Col. Wood is carrying out his initial pledge to par
ene liberaity in catering to the public taate and
But to The work Of art In question. It Is from
the celebrated London wsx statuarJ establishment
Of Madame Tussand, and has only recently arrived
express order. It is collection Of ltfe-aEze fig
ures. appropriately coztumed, and placed to e1-
hfbit that moment IN the trial Of our Savior when
the High Priest Caiaphaa raises bis hands to pro-
In calling himself the Son Of God.
The numerons figures include the Jewish sanhe-
Of pilnte, and thclesscr Roman officers, cent1rlona
and soldiers. Each is stndy, and proof Of skill
tnl adaptat1on Of historical and scriptural facts
Th1 costumes and features srs filth
lions which history, sacred md prone. attaches to
EACH the fierce venom Of Ca,sphas, the hate Of the
sa be The e9eay Easys5 Of the haTss Pse aseS
aweet plsadipgs Of hls wife claudia,
Hdity Ct the Roman Dictionaries, ale al realized to
degree Of euccess seldom attained In this class Of
art Some Of the figures have ali the natural pose
Of life, aud the effect is such as ts seldom realized
except when the instantaneous photograph seizes
and fixes the trapsient notion and the chansetnl
expression. We cannot praise In equal terms the
central figure, suye only to say that 1t is among
the long.sought impossihities Of art to give to
moulded or chiseled figure the liueAments faithfu
to the ideal Savior. Where earth's great 1rtistt
have failed to fall short Of success is Disgrace
All the adiuncts for the successful exhibition O
this work of art Of the best and most betting
character. 1t will be seen aud admired by thou
sands.
, 1864-07-09
Commercial Postscript
CHICAGO h1ARKET-EyENING BOARD.

FRIDAY. July e-lop p. n.
The decline IN gold had q depressing effect on the
ma,Set At the Sherman Houae this evening, and the
transaet1 were limited.
WnrAy opened unsettled and Irregular. with sales
Of No2 sl.ing at r range OF from 81 Q9e212. No
Spring neglected. sales being confined to one lot
At s2.l8 The transactions include A7.e0o bu, as ol
lows: 5000 bu No Spring at s2.os; 500 bu do at
$2.c9H; e.cc1 bn do at t..lQ $500 bu do at s21Dh;
Geo bu do at s71 500 bu do at s2ilH; 5000 bu do
Ut SAL; 400 bu do Tn Armour, Dole Co.'D at S299
1u bu No Spring ut s21s. At tie close, tho mar
ket ruled quiet but firm at SAT- for No Spring. be
1as decline Of &c per bu On the closing price on
Change.
cona opened quiet st sls4s1.ssX, bns under bet
ter demand 1t advanced to sls8 aud closed h1n at
3ts5 for short, and s1s5H for fres9 receipts. No
Corn wss neglected and nominal. About 600 bu
changed hands as follows: 5000 bu No 2 at s1.ss
saoc0 bu do at 81 siH 5000 bn do at sx; 80 300 bn
do at u IS: 7eo bu do at slssf; 4se0 bu do dong
receipts} at s1st; 1900 bu Rejected At S-.2sh; 2o0
| bu do At s1.z7; 1910 bu do At S..28.
OATS were dull and neglected. No transactions.
n1auwEEs were irActive ana almost nominal. 200
hsls city were sold this afternoon 30 days te al
$175, and 100 b11s city this evening at $1.d9 Buyer
| at the close cnly offered $t65-
Wool Is held very firmly. Sales 500 Ds at &c.
, 1864-07-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TI4bu1e1
MILWAUKEE, Friday. July 8, 1861.
FLouR-Du1l and nominal. Market neglected.
Observation-Disclosures 23ooo bu. Market dull,
for want OF money Sales this morning II 6D hu No.
l sprirg in store as ae.2o@222; 1tsoo bu No. 2, In
Smiths, at S21o 400 do In Hlabys. at 32it Sales
on Change: seo bu No. 2;,n Iigby's at se14; loo
bu do, in emhb. at Sa1o; sDC0 bu NO. In store at
&20k Goo bu do delivered next week. at ;. q. The
market at tbs NeEhsu ITouss this evening declined
le-clos1ng du1l at xslse25H fer No. on the spot.
and SEAT for delivery on Monday. Sales OF 2o0 bu
since Change. Oats very dull and hesvy sales Of s5
bags delivered, for retaiing at $50: car in store do
at BIC. Corn buo5ant: noulnally Sc higher; sales
cars in ttcre at sl5191.ss.
TooL-F1rm; sales include o0o rs fair at sSc: 500
Ds fair to good at 95@g7c.
TAIIoW- Sales 1,lC8 M city rendered At 1ikc,
, 1864-07-09

the gums, and gives to them that rossete cast 80
much coTeted most delicious, convenient, ethca-
cious and beneficial preparation tor the L2iet ever
Sold 5y druggists everywhere at rs certs per
bottle. jy6mks33s St tt TH4sA
Co1ghs. Pulmonary and Asthmatic troubles. are
highly commended and prescribed by physicians
and surgeons in the army.
DIR. Evefson,s Chicago Eye and Ear Inasm-
ary and Clinical Institute, 1871 South Clark street.
Deafness, blindness, catarsh. and all diseases or
theair pusssges. Dr.. Evetson's reputation fnr skA
and success Is proyerblnl. jnly9-mit0-8t,
Dyspepsia, NERVOUSNESS and Debility.
There Is not medicine that we know OF which
Ia equal to Dr. SteicklAnd's Tonic for loss OF appe
tie, nervousness and debility aud Is warranted 70
geetion or dyspepsia For sale ~ druggists and
BY Il. scoyi Wholesale agent, 76 Randolph street,
Chicago.
The best place to learn to write IL ut i.
Sinks Writing Institute, 169 South Clark street
{Morrison Block). Ladies' and gentlemen can en-
ter at any time. 1yE-n58S-3t
a. Di.ea.es Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
and Sexual Syatelns.-New and reliable treatment
! In reports of the Howard Association Sent by
Address Dr. J. Ski!lon Houghton, Howard Asso-
eiation. No. South Ninth street, Philadeplia,
Pa. jya-ns94-3m
Metropolitan Ball to Rent.-This Hall
1s to rent for all the purposes tor which such halls
| are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Appliea-
tons can be made at the otco, adjoining t6e e En-
t1unce to the Hall. je1Gh941H
Bryanf Il strattonss Ot1easo Tale-.
| graph Institute. The hrIest Institution Of
The Find in the world | Thrty.fYe telegraph In
,ra.m.,s.,mn.n BaEAsr d sER.rsoni eaa:.zso +,
, 1864-07-09

The Foreign Markets.
BY Telegraph [PER NOVA Scotia.
LIVERPOOL, Jure 50, 1861.
co7Tov-Buoyant. Prices advanced HGxd, but
BREArsTufFs-Dua Wheat declined 1924, owing
to the statements ct the Bftlth
Red western 70 sd@eB ID Flour dull and tends down
wards. Corn easicr.
PRoyIsIuNs-Quist and BteaaT. Bee1 qnlet ouS Rem-
Bal on firm Lard Qnier.
PETEoLECX-11ActlTt.
LosDox, June %, 1851.
DpK K:DsTuYYs-1nscttve and easier.
GEocRRI1s-SuEar dull. Coca buoyant. Tea
firm.
, 1864-07-09

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihune.}
ST. LOUIS, Friday Evening. Julys.
To1Acco-sa1es very large, clos.ng tao late 10 OBJ
taIn particulars.
FLoun-He1d stiff. Sales comprise: eco bt1s city
XX st I'll %; J 200 do country XIX at t1o.5o.
GRA1E-Whsat SIT sales OF 86i sacks eItrs cho!ca
at t2s9.cs 26oG br!s prime to choice at sa oG1aln
Oats-sales OF ,sa5 eacks at 3l.oo per bu. Corn
Higher. Eale7 OF 1se0 RACKS in various lots Ilclnd-
ing whte yellow Mixed part delivered, at $t.to
0a do white at 50 800 do yellow at $1ss Ryelow.
er sales 43 eacka st LES.
WHIBKY-Market closed st slight decline Sales
Of Is hrls At i1.e5, lGQ do at 31.79.
GRouERrEs-P1iees advance, and a positive etrtn-
Eency prevails. Flo coHe5 at 51G57c = .. Louta4us
bugnr 1T 2@9se fer f3r to choice. Plantation mo-
asssS at u 10 refined.
, 1864-07-09
ALBANY CATTLE nIARKET.

Photographed Exclusively to the Chicago Tribunal
OPENING DAY.
ALBAEY. Friday Evening, July 8, 1854.
BEEF CATTLE-Besyes ara IN larger supply this
week, but the dfmapd. especially Gn New York &C.
count, ia better, ana pricea hare advanced x9Hc 2
D, i've weight. Receipts up TO tonight, $500.
sHEEp-1n light supply and K9xc 4 h11her.
HOGS-Masket less active Sales at 10X@ilAe.
, 1864-07-09

Buffalo mRTHefs
BUFFALO, Friday. July 8.
FIouR-Fir,n, and demand good extra rea winter
s1@tl IS; double extra 5l2.0a912.5o; spring extra
$1l.NaiS10. ,.
Sass; stlber winter $2.&8@2s5: No ChiceRo spring
49, Com 1@2c better; 81 .42S1.a5 for Ntz. OATS
WIi1aKY-nuIl and essier at u 739l1a.
CAsA FREI6HT$-Wheat to New YORK 20c corn
CAHA1 EnoRTs-Flonr, $50 brls; wheat Is $50 bu /;
corn, IS, ,115 bu oats, 2,9G5 bu.
, 1864-07-09

coRlEc11oE.-We msde alight mistake in our
Issue Of yesterday In stating that ire occurred In
The store OF c. Wippo & Co., furniture dealers;
The fire WAS really at No. 101 West Madison etreet
in Mrs Hammers millinery store; the gas pct the
oamsre was done. The store Of Aessrs: Wippo
IL at 10. g9-ne1t door, and WAS not at all dam
aged.
, 1864-07-09

Editors Chicago Tribune;
The article In the TRIBUNE headed Trouble in
High Life" )" was not true eratemeut OF facts. Mrs,
Racker has not been boarding away for any cou
siderable time. Her husband few weeks eince
len the city for New Orleans, and IN hrs absence
: unst leave her home and obtain board elsewhere,
be Won ID put her out Of her home 3lrs. Kucker,
by the advice OF her friends, concluded that ehe
would 70 and stay with old friend during the alb
eence Of her husband, to avoid such abuse. In
about three or four weeks her husband returned,
where she remained until Tuesday morning last,
when she went ont ol her house IN the morning to
do m errand and in the c0utee Of an hour returned
home, and when che attempted to enter her house,
Edward a. R1cker met her at the Threshold and
told her she could not enter that house again, and
upon her face hruising her limbs very badly. her
her pereon. Mrs. Rucker then sat down
upon her eters and remained there
! for long time, waiting for her husbands re.
! turn, as 1t was stated By Edward 4. Rocker that
her husband had gone down town. While waiting
there for her husband, a neighbour came to hcz and
been all the time. Mrs. r. then raped at bis
window. and be opened It and sad where haye you
| been3 I have been waiting Tor you. Mrs. Rucket
| then stated to him what had happened and the
injuries and Insult Rhe had met with at the thresh
hold Of their door, at the nands Of Edward A
tolerate such abuse Of biz vile, and that he wouli
at once cause Edward A. Rucker to leave his houee
For these and other threats, and for this assault
| Edward 4. Ruckcr was tined and bound oyer tc
keep the peace Without going into all1he details
of this most painful and shameful Transaction, tht
above aIe substantially the fact8 rs made knot vi
by the witnesses before the examining magistrate
, 1864-07-09
O6we0O Market

Oswe0o Market. ..-.
0sWEao. N. T.. Friday, July
FIoun-Ftfm at $l2tOQ1?.2s for new red winter
s'aE@15-z5 for white; and s1s7s9s.oo ICE aoune
GrAw-Whest firm and nouiuelly 2@Jc ba'ter:
No spr1ug held at e. so No. do at $s.2j Sales, SOC
bp Canaoa club at $2I8 Transactl0na are festrtstEd
Cv fbc strtbEency in money. Ccfn tEm NO. uuols
sl.al. No lido supposed to be at $l.a3.
I.FREIHHTH-QpiEf.
, 1864-07-09

. OF these no less than ba6 prisoners, OF nearly
three-fourtha OF the number fnulctea-haye been
convicted. This result, which is much above the
usnal average OF convictions In criminal CouFts is
q natter upon which we can congratulate ont clti-
zcns. and speaks volumes for the efficiency and
tndcfatisable e1er1i3us Of the Prosecuting Attor-
ney and his able assistant, Caarses II. Reed, Esq.
To lii. Heed the drawing Of I'LL the Indictments
referred 10 have been entrusted, and out Of the
whole number only two hare been qasehed; Add
other courts OF Cook county. and the Circuit Court
OF Lake County hare also been prepared By Mr.
Reed and not one anashed, it is In the highest de-
gree credltable to the professional vigilance and
legal acumcn ofthat gentleman.
Judge VauDuren was elected to the Office Of Re.
cordef In 1879, And entered upon his duties at the
May term. From then to the present time no less
Than ~ civil cases have been t1ied7ot Common
Law 1856, ChAncery IS. For considerable period
the Recorders Court was looked on as an untavor
able medium for the disposition or civil cauEea
but during the present Te1ims the legal ability dis
played by the Court has established such publit
confidence in Judge VanBuren that cults arc tte
quently submitted to him In preference to AM
other court ...
administration Of the Recorders Court, have bec1
e1ghty-etght, ont OF which decrees hAv
been entered.
, 1864-07-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

Lincoln and Og1esby Club.-The voters
Of the First Ward are respectfully invited to meet
in the reading room Of the Garden City House, on
the corner OF Madison and Market streets, on Mon-
day evening; ut o'clock, for the purpose Of organ
iz1ne an above-named club, rs an auxii ,ry in the
coming exciting campaign; and it is earnestly
meeting, rs we are determined to maintain our
reputation as the Banner Ward" By reqneat Of
, 1864-07-09

~ McNa1ly & Co., 81 Dearborn street, haye.re-
ceived lot Of the most fashionable qtyles Of Eng
llsh, French and American note and billet paper
ana envelopes. See their advertisement Of Initial
emboe6ing in another column.
, 1864-07-09

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Diapatch to tho Chicago rEtture.1
DKrno1r, Friday, Jul, g. 1861.
Tr-P1op badger, Marquette; Bark WayerlJ ;
Brig Concord; ScbY Dane.
Dow8-Bark Mist, chicago; schrs GraDeshot ard
Lookout
, 1864-07-09
:.IFQun1.

EOUED.-B5 the subscriber, Mon.
l. day night, q black stud horse; nigh hind foot II
Tot owItF can md saIi horse ny .pplyn2 70 JoNA.
THOh HAIR, Southwest Plaak Road, hall mia
from eitI limits. 1yl'm854e
, 1864-07-09

New York Money and Stock Market.
NEW TonK, Friday, July 8.
Monay active aud steady at 7@B PEI cent Sterling
clof,pg heavy 1t 26s@16sX. Government stocks9nist
q. g. 6ta 81 coupons n4H@1oah $40 coupons les2@
IN}. T.S1'e 0t toOef R1h April 10,-
s7oskspn and essis.; E 1f2x; TX; T:ss5 e.;
126H: Readiug ls7x; NJ G 13tk: II 9eHi N T
l34X: d II cert 5aH; Tenn S. 81.
, 1864-07-09

IN thIsc city, on Friday morning. july 9Th; LOUISE
WIS OF David L. Whltlct, Of this CITY, aged 81 years
FpneIai At 81 O'CLOCK, Sunday afternoon, from the
First FresbJ terlsn Church, Rev. 2. II. Humphrey.
Pakt0r.
, 1864-07-09

An interesting action on Gaze for seduction has
been on trial in the CIrcnft Court during the
past three days and came to 8 conclusion yester-
day. The plntnAf in the euit Was ]. 4. Moody,
member of the late firm Of Hall and Moody, gro
GERS, On the West side, and the defendant lf1ac
Hollanback, Carrying On business as lime mer-
chalt on West Lake street.. This evidence In the
Caee shoWed that the platntif had lived happily
with his wife, who Is q beautiful woman, up to
ant CONNIE need paving her attentions and gradu.
ally won her affections. No positive proof
was addnced Of the guilt Of The defendant.
but long train Of circumstances were submitted
apparently OF the most conclusive character-such
as the following: That the defendant WAS the con-
etapt gallant OF Ms. Moody; that be passed BY her
house almost daily, bowans to her, while she
VISITING to receive his attentions-stood at her
window or door and waved kisses to him With her
hand that he often visited her, or stopped at her
stairs and talked to her; that be was more than
once .eeen to kiss her In private and put hls arm
glances and recosniuons aud ehowcd that
they had a complete understanding with each
Other and seemed to act and meet BY concert that
Mr. Moody often visited him, and for long time
at his lime office on West Lake street, after dark,
without lights and alone, and that one Of these
occasions be Waa seen to Kss her, when she en-
tered and he put his arm around her Shoulders !;
that she remained at bis office and alone with him
as late a. 10 o'clock at night. These and similar
circumstances induced the Jury to hno verdict OF
IS GOO for the plaintiff. The deisnuant mored JOE
Gccomas for plaintiff; Runyan for defendant.
Early Closing Movement:
The undersigned wholesale merchants OF Chtca.
70 have agreed to close their stores at four O'clock
ing their clerks an opportunity for recreation;
| CHICAGO, June Is. l6GA.
, 1864-07-09
Baltimore MARI

Baltimore Market. -.
BALTIMORE, Friday Evening, July 5. 1851
FLpuR-Adynpced md excited; Howard street Gu
perfiue a10a5; Ohio extra &llE
GRAIN Wheat nIm new scafcas Southern While
$aS0. Corn dull,
, 1864-07-09
A SHlPWRECK.


Several we'll known gentlemen OF this city, men
who are blessed with m abundance of what some
hodv re11. 5. f1,hv 1,r,e - racant,v vis,+ed Nav
N5 - II. ;, 1 s..W.. 49,"
1ofh,taHa Willie these became Interested #'toes-
ses Of the performances OF the Yacht Club. They
became euamofed with yachting, and resolved to
ae,ah,,sh be-a tn rhtroco and nnnr the va+a,, ~
InEe Wirhtorn = c1nh Ehcsa srrat,r fa.ts shonii
ecIinse thosc ~ he cinh NJ The oTeat metnonois
viii them. to resolve was to Do md they al once
nurchasei The famous Yacht 1RoWena' placed
her In charre Of ! commander OF experieuce and
with a picked crew sailed out OF the hatbor
Of the incidents conucctcd with thai voyage; and
the history Of her journey down the St Lawrence,
through the MenaDd canal and the ehatn q 'ases,
t.. II s.tesr and stntn tS.t t,mc has ,cen
fhe aa1oired OF ADMIRERS, and-if ships nro fnllu~
enced by the passion-the envy Of larger and
more pnetennoIas enM; n;th. 1.s+ M.s,,, II Fs1,.
banI r. " Cobb. s. Johnsou and j. B. Rice. Iii
weil.known citizens Of Chicago, with crew Of
five men, len tbs pot for cruise to arand Isav,
erse hay, IN tue doWena. AuonL one 9 cloEh ~ u
ThursdaJ morning. when about ten miles on n,
CINE, VIE, saiiln. under feeieo canvssS, sqoa!i
from the Northeast ssruck toe cEait and cafeenea
her badly The n.ster instantly et 50 tae hAlgafd.
but kink In the rope prevented It from passing
through the block, and the sail could not be lower
ed. a second equal capstzed the vessel, and tne
Inmates were plunged luto the lake Nessrs. fal.-
banks and Cobb managed to climb over the bull
and obtained footing upon tue cfoeeIteea Win
little difficulty. MEa5TA. johnson and RtCE were