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, 1864-06-10


ST. Louis, June 8, 1861
ToBAcco-aales: 1T hhds, including Of scraps, u
$aa&4 10; % green aud damsged luzs $,.I875.oo;
Is Go factory do At &tc@79a: plAnters' do At $500
8121o; 10 conmon shipping leaf at $ls.202ts 70; l
medium do 1t e2ott92s.po; good and inc do at
s855@2s0o; 1 common and medium manufacturing
leaf At $lp.Ns2f. .o0: good do at ss525@H50; and
tne do at SLIT.
FLou1-MArket slow. Sales: 1I57o b.ls, including
200 eup 1t S6l0; 1877 do At &s 2i $50 single extra
double head lined inspected and delivered at $61o;
rs do do at $3.50; 500 country branded double extra
1t a7-a; TO double extra as s7o sud 100 do do at
ese5 brL
GHA1a-Wheat dropping sales Z, 41s sacks AID go
bushels, inclutlrg 1oH bbls and sd sacks common
fall $1.se3145: 4s6 common 10 salr At $3.50; 21o
good at s1.so: 1857 priueIst s1-6t51,EsH; and 1Sl
bbls - sacks choice at f1.65 per bushel- Corn
Sales OF eacls, including 425 mixed part in Sec
ond hand sacks 1t As do. part In second hand
ekcks At q IL common white at II. .21 l,s0 prime
yellow In prime order at $1M per bpshe1. Oats &C.
tive sales 28i sacks 1t CSC. and Ais do In various
lots At sc per bnshe1 RJe-ssles So ssoks At <l4s;
lss do at II 3sH per buthel. exclusive Of sacks.
LARp-Sales of16o titrees mixed Lard on Tuesday,
net previously reported At 50 tierees kette and
10 do steam 1t 1sKc per D.
TH1skz nrm gales 10 bb's At $l27, aud 50 do at
s12cx per gallon. Holders very Arm as the at
Al %.
, 1864-06-10
Cincinnati Market
Especial Diepatch to the Chicago Tribun

E0PV11A1 011E"ss73 TO s1i0 S11toKV 4k1UHue-y
CfHClHAA1I. June ., 1Ss4
F1ouH-An improved demand and nsmer market.
Bales OF bsls supsrhae at 3t73: extra IL held at
$69o07,o.
Wa1sKT-SteadJ at $1,23.
GxA1H-Wheat-Ap improved feeling In the mar
ket. Prices 3aic higher. Red IL quoted at 3i4s9
l3o and whlts It u N81!e5. Corn Demand light at
e1eGlI0 for ear. and Sild for shellcd DAts-A bat.
ter demand; !, ,@oa busheh sold Mt seAc- Bar1ey-So
change In tho Market
GhooKE1Es-A dull and heavy market in the large
wny. Tho qnosatioea given are for the country
tr8do alone: Raw suGars 1rm at la31!c. Coffee
very dull At l2H6isH. New Orleans no!asses quiet
hut firm At &. .b54i.08.
Pzoy1sIoss-Porki "a held at 81 5o8s50o, with buy.
era ut &s20o. Bulk meats held nose FIRMLY. Light
s,des sold at zr. Bacon shoulders In fair demand
At1ex@12Hc. There were considerable sales OF clcsr
sides at ike. 1z3 erces lard sold at H., snd
300 co At 14Mt. HoldeEa are now asking 1tHc,
, 1864-06-10

DOCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
IL LANDS
FOE SALE BY AUCTION.


THURBDAY, THE 80 or JURE MKT,
In the city OF IAoesv1lie, Rock County, WlAconMu,
artF1Eht hundred And forty ffJ} Of tre toes4
agricultural lands In the Stase. They are sltuAted
about ten es from Janesvlllo and sd)otnlnk the W
lAxe Of Footy,l1e with the Beiolt and Madison Rail-
road running througa them, ana the Muwaukss aat
6enthen Wisconsin Railroad on their border. And n
composed cf about Al equal quantity Of heavy timber
and prairie. They wero selected iof their present
owner for investment. neazJ thirty ye4E1 ago, - ha
best lands II ail respects Il Rosk County and shis
Comfy. ILL., van fnoTn. Is the &aFden q Wisconsin
TEey will be sold in E1rM parcels and the pufchaG.
money, less twenty q twenty-five per cent, which
must be paid In cash. may remain On mortgage At
sevea pr cent Interest, for te1en o. ten Year,, e.
There viii also be sold At tho same time and psco,
hcd N tho same manner but vho!1y fof cash twenty
two hundred tz7oa Of prime landa IN Msfatao9
County near the town Of Wsassu selected about eight
mora eligible Opportunity for farmers to secure
racst fars or for the Investment capital
For 5arthet eeEt,so1srs appg ge'senally, o. By 1s
York, who Will ba u GAINESVILLE ten days bafore the
sale tAkes place 70 j. j. R. PEAaR, Esq, Counsellor
at Law, Janesgilae, Or to Mr.. JOHN HOWE, On The
property. 1t Poot1tne- uYtS ea61&W
, 1864-06-10
milwaukee, Market.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsib1ne1

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribnne.1
M1LwAuK1R, JuEe 0. 1871.
FLouE-Adyauced1 159 eec.
observation-disclosures 7i,eoo; msrkst excited
snd SC higher. with asles this forenoon o bu Ut
s1S@1. .s3h for MOL aud 3.2s55 for Ko2, in store-
On Change the sales vere 10000 bu at 3ts5K@1asK
aud f6 FOR No In store. This afternoon and even.
tuR the market became very e1eltcd, ana advanced
to SC sales 80 600 bu No at a. s5k@1so olosug at
the NeWhal House this evening 1t {l.S7H@l.3, mar.
ket not 60 nsm. Oats unchanged, Corn do. Barley
quiet Mt 81.2s, delivered. Hyc-Nottng doing.
FRxIsnTs-Laka fteIghts steady at 13H to 14c,
, 1864-06-10

GH4IS-Theat f,mo, but moderately Acsivn. Sales
to arriYe: Ai1Waukte sprinx at $l.ssa1 ~, paid
here ut sl,se@l So: winter red Wsssssn Sieo Gosn e.
duu and dropping: No.1 31.xa1l-s3s nc. $A-o.
OntA-Np; " esfern B3c.
TH1EKI-Shaasd dt.ner at Al..7-
FRk1anTB-UuehkEEed. 40 ohs ~.
LAXE lNpon71-Flour s-2e4 brls wneas s1SIo Du
C1TaH EorTs-Fonr 3as br1s: Wheat 1 ~ bu:
dofn E7,1se: dAss 10: $50.
, 1864-06-10
d i Il ID .

In this city June 9Th, EgEEEzER 2: intant son os
Fbenczer and Ella D. And1rwe, aged months and
Gays. -
tsy, 1nle 10th, atS ?. u. -.
II this city, Jnne sth, Of droosy LUCINDA. wife OF
N r. j. KING, sKed 81 yestR, months and III dsyA
TB- New FORK CITY papers please copy.
June gth Of paralysis, Deacon Vim. Colby Of New
Hampshire .
1t Eyapstun on Fr1day At o'clock ?. II. Friends Of
he family arc particularly requested to attend,
Vermor: NEW Hampshire, Massachusetts aud
Nav Iork papers please copy.
, 1864-06-10

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne,l
DETROIT, June .. 1861.
Ur-Prcps Merchant and Idaho; schrB Eea1t aEd
Empire State,
DowN-Prop Empire Stata: barks Marquette and
Champion; brig Roecut; schts DreadnnuKbt. Collins
Revolving, Ninons, Lakes, Young. damecoek, Psu-
line, Idaho,
, 1864-06-10

F1cux-Urehanged and IN ood dena,nd.
GE1Ax-Tbeaa il good demand. ont ~ eaa!5c1L{ q
surpe5 restricts Transactions. Cafa nt!d y u y 70
1rrfvs, TOR old Miuois- Cats. Csnfaa, &c 1e~
scaIce and he}o above tho vieEs Of oayeE7-
CANIL EHxloErs-Dpu tpd upeaauKeas
, 1864-06-10

NEW YoRK JUVENILE Asr1uM.-Nellly three
hundred boys settled In the West within the last
Ei1 years by this benevolent institution now In
the army-most OF them In Illinois regiments. The
Directors Of the Asylum still feel IN interest in
their welfare, and request them to write immedi-
ately to the Western Agent, Mr. Geo. Il. Allan, at
Champaign, Illinois, who will reply to their letters,
aid the boys in heating from their friends, and
perform any other friendly service In his power.
past experiences, and present location,
, 1864-06-10

-A- nndtWelre dozen H07sa Collars
At AUCTION.
On CnFR1DAI J9ns 10 :: ~ e'eloes 1t rooms 10
se ssIe eh1a5s9 81; sPS SsE
Paintings sfovef, &e., s. N S'N'A''
Second hand Plano.
r. ps.sa hail ra'as'sS SfEszs4 His a?,': sA.gses
p OCULAR SATURDAY Y's
lGsALE-Housshold Furns.us, r.nf,y ca<7tase.
h1asess Wsee9s. Hs1nsss, - Is; e,
ters' A1ctoa Reons. u foTtisad Block. soinsr ot
&c TTdsRR6fR of .nt
1 %: ~ bra:se.
P&a8 fsis 1s6 5'siz IS5iD'ss'66S ans
fan reand Foeevood cass. elsoesstslZ e.Etysa. E.
sq'dR!e haeRA IL na eaz.gs orh.ek in
zs szst sss .a$s
BpOKs-About zoo volumes old En4llah Works,
r. lot Vi TT Ell saa e.
NHArTLE MORTGAGE SALE.
~ Household Goods. Show Cases. Liquors. Cigars
osruraDAzA a. 1ae. ASsFg2S a. Ss.ess
oIs7 s7s1s 1Ra gssAnSsW1sM s'1sss Aucr
.FLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FUR
On TGKsShF. ss S 5nns a isth. i * o'eioef.
At Dwelling 242 Illinois street,
t. sn
se ply and inErain carpets sPaJish mating splea,
saes oss
rors rich china dlniuR sot, Hlass and sly.r plsted
Eare Stewart cook store. reffgeFassr kitchen furni-
ss s'sn"eS VI Etsse Hsf fs'sssss eS
r ,ARGE & DESIRABLE STOCK
Spring and Summer Clothing,
CLOTHS. CAss1NEREs, s1LK VssrNes, &c, &c.
AT AU0TI0N.
Sa ao sGs' I'll
Dearborn aud "''A' ssRsss w. .tsseia T. sdrrzRs CO..
5es-hssss Aucnonssfs.
STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT AUCTION.
% Ed I'd
DRY GooDs,
Ge..s,ng ot r.a md Esu5sa A.! Wool % Lane'
Prints sass'Da' s'87Tza; 1s'5Sit e FL
$50 CASES STRAW GOODS
AT AUCTION.
tsT. a1stisa Eos%. = Pet and Block, corner OF
$50 CASES OF STRAW GOODS,
Consisting OF women,s White and coiored Palm Leaf
, 1864-06-10

TIE PKAsA CONCERT AT BRITAIN HA11.-The
music-losing public will experience rich treat In
the forthcoming concert OF the gifted young Amer
can pianist and composer, Alfred Il, Peaee, at
Bryan Hall, Oh Saturday evening. assisted By
brilliant troupe Of artists. His appearance before
audiences In other cities has been marked by the
highest proofs Of appreciation and enthusiasm By
ali. The following extracts from the commendato-
~ notices THE press in other eisies we an fully
endorse- That prophet IL not always" without
honor in his own country" the following is in
point,
Says the Buffslo Courier at the close of recent
notice OF his second concert:
We confess to no small degrees OF pride in the
sneces8 OF Mr. Pease; aud we ee1safe In prophecy
Ing for him brilliant career. He 10 possessed Of
With hs profession md wia:s N am6isn @ e4
Gel, which cannot be oycgawed BY obstacles
t1aehe1s."
The Cleveland H<rald, Of bis recent concerts in
thst city, says:
Alfred Pease, oneo boy among us, With an
early eentous for painting and music, returns from
i've or sir 5ears' study and practice under the
finest masters Of music IN Europe, an accomplish
New York, with the musical critics OF iii the New
York Journals, sccozd to him place IN the very
hont rank Of piano players and composers. His
cess his genius warrants. All the Eastern clues
haye given him the wnrrnest recognition and np-
plause. We wondered. last night, 1T the mastery
be possessed OF the piano. We hare heard, We
think, al the plantsts Of the day. We remember
the points for which each one was specially detin-
gn1ehed. But We adopt the opinion OF Eastern
critics In thinking that no ono has combined more
ek11l and power OF execution, with poetic erare
End deic1cy Of touch and expression than our
young friend, Alfred Peass.
The Cincinnati Gazeth, in long md nsttering
notice, eayB:
"Ee fully established his claim to rank with the
nrst q American pisnisss, evincing In the difficult
selections chosen. AZ originality and stillfulneas
That won The plaudttB Of every critical car. We
were delighted with the ease With which he rem
deEed tho most difficult passage, The harmonIes
and beauties Of the pisn0 were evoked with skill
that showed his complete mastery OF the lnstrn-
tanned"
Mr. Pease has still more recently given two con-
cc1ts In our own State Capital. and the following
hum the Springfield Re9tsttr proves the quality Of
his enccets:
Mr. Pease ia one Of the frst Of living p!anists.
ranking with Gottsehalk and Mason IN this coun-
Try, and but little below Lstzt and Ths!bers In Eu-
rope. We haye heard playing before that w1s very
astonishing. bat not at all delightful. Mr.. Peass
Reema 10 have that happy tAste which can recog-
nife the fact that what 10 extremely dflcat 10
play may eomettmee be extremely difficult 10 listen
In lheso concerts he is assis!ed by Miss Lsu5n
Harris, Signor Lottt, and Mol1enhauer, all Of es-
tablished and excellent fame in the masic world,
and the whole combination OF talent Is one that
cannot fall to delight the most critical audience, In
an entertainment at once classical and delightful
two qualities too often not fully and equally real.
lied.
, 1864-06-10

Ed1t0fb Chicago 1Tibnne:
It is apparent to those who have attended Mr..
Hamuoud's meeting, that there is IN unusoal relI-
gious Interest In Chicago. Wherever these meet.
lnes hare been held in various parts Of the city.
many have been led to seek the Savior. 1t IL be-
ueyed by nau5 cautious Christians, who have been
for three weeks daily conyersant with these meet.
been hopefully led BY the Holy spirlt to believe in
Christ.
The morning prayer meetings in the First Con-
grcgstioIh1 ano 6tcond Presby te1ian Churches are
well attended.
Chiidren'a meetings Will bo held IN the Clark
Street Methodist Church this afternoon at ~
O'Clock, and Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
The last meeting on the West Side will be held
this evening nt Rev. DIT. Pattons Church. corner oil
West Washington and Green streets.
, 1864-06-10
NJ A r RTE ID.

In, this city, on the tkh inst by Fey. G1enn Sood.
t4AhI. .ES J.MOSTAAD0S and M1sa ANNIE Gc.
fTThk. . -..
In this city, At the residence OF the hElieA tather
h The 9Th list, BY the Rev. DT. Clarkson, FRANK
In ST. Louis, No. en- Wednesday,, ay 25th, 1874, At
tha fesdent OF Joshua Cheev Eiq.. By ev. II.
Pcr -. D.. OWEN FAKGUS:0N. Of CHICAGO, ILL.,,
ana MISS PRUDENCE J.. HARRISON, Of the form r
place. No ca'cs- 1elt II
, 1864-06-10
RaIlrQAd Time Table.

RAllf0Au 'E1I6o I&p1es>
The following table showa the time of arrival
and departure q the several trains On all the rsii-
roads in Chicago:
Detroit Express. .s:so % IN. IN.
$s;.st Bsi,st Es:s :ttsS tsS Pa a s I'm
{7rdtns for Cincinnati and Lousse4s;l
Night Express. .:...:..:.. :ts:oo pm. ts:4s an.
MICHIGAN souTHKAS-Dffcf CORNER VAN buRsS
AxD SHERMAN sTRKETs.
Day Express. $3.50 am. saf6 Pm
Night Express. ."t1o:oop.m- ts:4s AM
E Mkt E9press Va Adiian.. ts:oo pm. *+si5 an.
PrErsnuBo, ron7 wAIHE AND CHICAGO.
Mail and Accommodation. ..Gaoa-m. sS1op;m.
RsX Rs, E5gssss k4sfsss: s 1m p@ :ssP@ :s1s P@
GiSs. 6ssnt ! sis'is Losis5sle E!pfess.. ~ An.
Leave Pitb Pittsbarg.. 500 = II. Gas pm s. pm
As,e EsI!sss,s 5 5 P@: B sss 5 II: is s an An
NJ 79Ff' e ......... ......... rss pm.
rsiIissa.,. |'0:s pm, '&os m. ka's pm.
baltimore. .540p pm. TOO am. 11:s9 A.m-
Waah'ton.. 0:o0 p.n,. 10;a0 am eco pm.
CINCINNATI AIA
Day Kxpeess, ,,.,..,.....6 500 =. m. &50 p. m.
Night Express ....--...... $40 p. N. 885 A. N.
psy EXPRESS. ............. $3.50 3. n &sop. N.
Night ELpreso. so......--...-.I4uP p H. o'ao D. H.
l Bay Passenger s.; : n 4 :aSSgn n
k;as1ass K;as nstt Ass:sss Fan: n
s., .......*1sO0 m. si:35 p. m.
- $. ........ $500 p. m. $500 p. m.
....... s8:15 pm. S7.s0 p. n
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AID QuraoT.
DaY Express. $50 q. m. BIB p. N
Night Express. .&n p. N. 6:m 6s a. n.
CHICAGO ANu ST. LOUIS.
Exprcss Mall, $50 a. N. Ea0p.n.
Night EXPRESS, 300 p. m. $50 2. M
Joliet Accommodation -. .E45 p. m 9:3U a. N.
SH1cAao And HocK 1s14ANp,
Day Express and Mall ...... o:45 A,r.. 4:50 pm.
NiTht Express .... a15p. E:15 an
joliet Accommodation E:1or.n- aAoam.
Fulton Passenger. ......,... IL IN. $50 an.
Fulton Passenger. 9,15 p.Lt. 1:25 pm.
Frceport Passenger. SD n I'D Pm
Free,,ort Passenger 1000 pm. $40 an.
Rockford Passenger. ..-..--. 400 p-n- 11:1o am.
Geneva PassenEer..--.. E3o pm. ESo EN-
CHICAGO AND NorTuT EsTKRa.
Mail Passenger -......... *1o9O a.M. [alo In
Evening Express. .......... $500 pm LIES an.
Night Express. ..-.t...-...*s *s:S0 Pm SGAo pm.
CHICAGO AzD NnwAukEE RAILWAY.
St. Pnul Express ...........1 .10:00 am. El3 Pm
Night Express. 9:sD pm 1.v Pm.
Waukesan Accommodation $40 pm. s:4a An.
Evanston Special. ..--...... $50 pm. E5 Pm
*SundAys excepted. SaturdAyB excepted.
Mondays excepted
, 1864-06-10
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
tEpeeIal Dispatch to the Chicago T1bune.]
purncHp,wr Irne Al . u

BR1poxponT, june e-1P.x.
CLRAREp-Noue. .-
ARAivEn-Afnokn, Meuooka, so bu corn Convey.
arce. UesPlalIts. IS ysEds r1oble, do atmansioa
stone; u 9. Loomis Athe:p. % yards Iub5!e sto2e:
Athens, Is yards dimension stone; ". s. Garnse,
Athezs. Is dodo; Aontauk. LockpoTt, 5s9a bn corn.
C1zAR1D-Channs hon. Lasalle; Qenexa. do. II s3s
# lumber <6,AD II 1afh 1mperis1. Lasalis; Oneida.
QltaVe. II ,rH It, lumetr; Hontsuk, Gssslte q.
Loomia. Athens: y. s. Gnsnec, DO 1avestga:oF, do;
XanyEI-E. Bui nhKm, Prison. Is yds rnbhle stone.
2o0o - empty barrels; Maple Assf Joliet. 6e93 a. h1
pMf, III, ais, i6) 81 scrap lron, 5000 Is rags.
, 1864-06-10
Biography Of
L1ETIESANT-GENERALG GRANT,
WITH A
SPLENDID PORTRAIT, in the JUNE No.
or TIN
UNITED STATES SERVICE MAGAZINE.
For Sale by all News Dealers.

We Repeat It-Brawster, Halter (uuder the
Sherman aouse), has stock so extensive aud 80
varied that all tastes can be gratE1ed. The 1atest
patterns OF the Broadway Hatters can be found at
Brewsters. ielOh9s3-sk
, 1864-06-10

Metropolitan Hall to Rent.-This Hall
IL to rent for all the purposes for which Bu:h hals
are ordinarily used. Terms moderate. Applies
tions eau he made at the Office, adjoining too en-
trance to the Hall. jelQ!9i9-tf
, 1864-06-10

Christian CAurcl1.-Benj. franklin will
preach at this Church, on West Monroe street. be-
tween Aberdeen and Rucker, this evening, at
O'Clock.
, 1864-06-10

NTcVICKER'S THEATRE,
4XA- MAdison street, between State and Dearborn.
McVlcker anc MyEra.... .............. Managers.
DOW UBLE .ATTRA TION.
Ensaganent OF the popular artists,
MIR. II MISS COJLDOCIk,
And the charming Danseuse MILE AUGUSTA
F{set appea1a.ee Of MT. and Mrs. j. Blddlss, Nils
Silly Bridges, and Mics Kmei1s Wntts.
HEEEFIT OF Nix. AND MtS3 C0uIDOcE:
FRIDAY EVENING, June 10Th, Will be pres suted
With benutnnf ecenery and wonderful mechanical
.dects the charming home drama, In three acss, en-
titled
DOT; Or, The Cricket &C the Hearth.
With cast OF charaeters which cannot bc equa11ed
In the country.
EP During the evening TWO besutful dances BY
Mile AuQuss4, La GAxELIR and TIE GAECIAK LAY.
SATURDAY AFTEnEOoN-GEAND .MATlSER.
mt. or Cricket on the Gearth,
, 1864-06-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

Change Of Hasc.-9rAn m TIE Nonru
LODGE No. 199 I. O. g. T.-The next regular
weekly meeting Of this Lodge will be held on Sat-
u1dsy evening, the 11th inst, at their new hall in
the Mission Church on Illinois street, uesr the
corrcr Of North Wells, at the usual hour, A cor
dial invitation Is extended to members Of sister
Lodges to be present on the occasion.
, 1864-06-10
: -
:Fotan1.

FOUND-About eight days since,
tVo Cows. nns rcd and one xAas. yhleh tae
owner esA Aavs hy pAJt1k eaAz8ee md AVplytA1:2
elaufntef Eouse. je1.n's7'3s
, 1864-06-10
The ThIrteenth Regiment,

The ThIrteenth Rcgiment.
Eds. Tribune IL saw notlcein yssterlay'stssue
sfAtin that The old 18th ILL., Infantry Ia aboat to be
hot: hut thoss who hare stood The test Of many
battles are truly worthy Of the best reception we
csn give With them Is the drummer boy, little
Willie Howard-whose history has been given in
the 1n1BuhE. His many companions md friends
will greet him and tacm heartily, E
, 1864-06-10
COLONEL WOODS MUSEUM,
" RIETY THEATRE
It's and 1T Dearborn street.
C, II. CHADNIcE q CO., Sole Letees aod Manager.
7, l., FITCH. Acting md Stage MAEAEaf.

The Best Variety Entertainment
IN7HE CITY.
All ENTIRE azw PROGRAMME THE EVENING.
For particulars Of entertainment sec bills Of the day
New Starr are engaged aud will appesr next week.
MONDAY EVENING, June 18th, re-appeararca OF
tho old fnyorte,
BILLY ALLEN,
The eccentric Ethloptnn Comedian.
Eoors open atgx O'Clock. Curtain rises 1t sk o'caE
> 6cALx OF PR1C1s:-Parquette. Is cn; Dresa and
Family Eirclt, $ cts Private Boxes. =. etnEla
seats IN Boxes, 50 CENTS. my24h11t4W
, 1864-06-10

HErrn. AoAm.-Frede1ick Hertel, the Hano-
ve1ian Consul. notorious for his connection with
the late bank swindle, was yesterday charged be-
fore Jnstice Dichl with assaultiug John Bach, a
wandering Snowman and pnppet daneer. Rach
tended patronage, that he was about to give few
performances in aid Of HeEtel, or rather fer the
beucnt al his creditors. This announcement 80
ennoycd the proposed recipient that he. yesterday,
IN faeer beer saloon. attempted to thrash 1tB
would.he beneinctor, which satisfaction cost him
S1f) and cogtg.
, 1864-06-10
arctto1t Sales.

HOUSEHOLD FUR RNITURE
-A nndtwelve dozen Ho1so Collars
At AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. June 10, 1t ~ O'Clock 1t our roon,s IA
and pea1 boz street, Consisting OF largo sssort
Hens Of FsrloE. Chamber and Dining Epom FnFri.
ture. Chamber Sets, silyeeP1Asst Forks and Spoora
Pals t1Gs, 9toTef, de-, DC S'
ALSO,
/ Second hand Plano.
ALSO,
II Dozen half Enaneled Howe Coa1aJs
GILBERT BANPaON,
~ AMrtf
, 1864-06-10

The following table shows the time Of arrival
and departure Of the several trains al the r3if-
AZ n ChicAp0.
, 1864-06-10

ELasAu.-As will be feen by IN advertisement
elsewhere, the Musical Union Will give the Orato-
1io Of Elijah, On Tuesday evening next. The
colo paris will be taken 1y Ars. Hattie Brown
1Iiller, MFe. Cassie Mattison. Messra. 6abln and
Lumbard. The Society have had the oIatorio
under rebeafsal for a Iong time. and undoubtedly
will perform II IN q very ezpefiof manner.
, 1864-06-10

or The officers and soldiers in the field, by false oo-
cusatione and atperrions. shall be held In the Banc
do what citizens and patriots ought to do to bslns
them to TINT puniR hment they 60 richly merit
The resolutions were passed unanin.ousIy,
nent W organization, that Ills meeting DC Enawn q
the Lincoln and 0glesby Climb" OF the city Of Chi
casn, and That the following officers be appointed: !:
14esadenu- John L Hancock
MnhlEe. P. " Gates and Van q. Higgins:
8srrtost s-W- b: Brzole5 md ). ". Waughop.
ZreasEreT-c G. q: Wicker.
2nd, q. s. Hough: I'd, Lucius 9. Davis 9TH, Ben:
PaSe r. 2s H NsAli,,s6 Ma.sb; eth n, " ~; n;
Dagy !: it'll, 9. Ii Rawiey ista i. Fe:senthsi ;
18th, John Kerber 18th, Fritz Fr1llman 15th, pr.
G. g. Paolt 10th, E. c. tasnea; At Large: G: N.
vi. s. {: Biafs sad i. !. sieeiss ''
The Recommendations Welo approved.
SINGING.
frank Lu1nbard responded to d loud call for
ttOld Shady" nlCh he gave in his bcet STYLE the
audience Joining In the chorus
AppRHss Or HON. 4. c. LARSEn.
&c. Larned sext addressed the meeting as fol
Feliew Clts=ens: an glad to see snch an i'm.
that We should ratiIy The nomination Of Lincoln
and johnson, bns 1t was meet that we should do
it tonight unnois-Chlcago-is never behind,
hut ElW&TA IN INC 1UIeHIG2uA1 &uU hut AEte1 ~ 4ls
~ my friend saye, bebehind, and therefore on the
first intIuRtion that We got Of the E1orlons do.
tpps ut Baltimore, Chicago Was bound to be In the
dei6, and the only mistake th1t my friend Hes!oR
and bis friends of the State Committee made In
calling meeting for ''to-motrow ntght," vas e
suppose that the people Of Cook county conld hold
from ratitying t0ld Abe. till ttlonorTow night.
The thing wns not In your hooks--it con!d not be
dore-H Somebody did not call tho meeting the
people would have called It themselves; they
would hare come here and fred their rockets,
and got up their speakers W1thoat the help OF any
/ one
I trus. and hope that the gallant old war horse,
Gen. oglesby. VIII he here tonight. / hope he
will be here before we adjourn but II he ia not we
ehAl nut get through tonight, and We viii come
here again to hear him and rat1ty the acts OF the
Baltimore Convention.
One OF two th1ngs strike me With peculiar force
~ reference to this convention, and both Of them
arc full Of interest," One il that the demonstration
! ehows that the people are h,gher than the poll
ncaa9s: that when The people b4ye the will-ths
1e9oed WU-the politicians are but . cohveb It
| xaeI T1y, and they hruah them out Of existence
nss oeen said bY tho Coppe.hoads and by tht
hnm Lincoln aofA
We'll, the pohtadana did IN they eou1d In n,r
vent his nont1Auou- We haTe had Pomsrsvs,
Letter, md wc hayn had Frau,nnt fonrart;gy,
md no have had GeO. Cochrsnr nomSns.sa ~
nc had al sorts Of things to prevent ths nnn,;ns
don Of Lincoln but somehow Of other those ee.s
tleuen could not 80 much a. got hoastnrs ani Fl
oYet the eorn.sy, without any effort, without IN,