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, 1865-11-10
COLLECTORS NOTICE. !,
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Comfy,
CoLLIcIDR's OFFICE, EorRI HorSx. !

CoLLIcToR's OETIoE, EorR1 Horst
Room No II. Chicago. Sov-3 1851.
Public notice u hereby given, that the DE-
sc,ibed WaIznts have BEEN placed In my hands for
War9s1s s, west dated Oct. 81. ,sss. mud Issued for
the collection Of special assesam ent, levea Tor
constructing sidewalk in front Of. or adjacent to
:, BLOCK !. tKsndelpn tnteL} Lots eand d BLOCK i,
lWirard Place,} Wfights Addition to Chicago.
Warrant 663 Heft, dated Oct. IL 19a3 and Issued for
Tho collection Of special assessment levied for the
conjunction OF sidewalk In ont Of adEscene 70
Block 2, School Section Addition to Chicago.
Warrant 81. Heat dAted Oct it, 1s6 aud Issued for
tha collection OF special assessment levied for
ssTuetinE sldeEat9 u Eont Of Of adjacent 70 ths
md 8, Flock j, gnlou Fa-k Addition 70 Chjcaso.
and that part y. Of Madison Htreet, and West Of
Lot 10, Block 4. Union PARK Addition to ChicaEt In
Circuit Court partition Of $. ~ Of Sec. 7. 81 4.
Warrant &C., West. dssed October H. 1861 aud Issued
for thr collection Of special assesArnent levied
for rthe construction Of side Walk in mont of I'd
tacent to the folowing described property. Wit:
lion Addition to Chicago.
Warrant 666 West. dated Oct y. 1885, And Issued for
tho collection OF Aspect1l aRsessn snt, lestet Eoe
the recorstzuctlon Of tho sidewalk In cont Of or ID
1otn 20 70 n, Block $ hcSeils sub Div. of Blocks
{, and s. OF NEight's Addition to Chicago.
Warrant t5i West, dated Oct. II, 1865 and Issued for
the collection Of special nssessmet. levied for re-
con4ttHcti1g s!deKalk In trout Of OF aaIacens to
and block IL. e. 7: Sub. Div. of ". X. aao W. 4
OF \. Z. u Etc's+l7 % aua H.
All pt1sons interested In aa1d assessments,
oresttd 70 make immediate payment at my office In
default Of such payment the asse.smeut vii BE- col
therefor i. H HEALD, City Collector,
nqv4uSl1Ht
, 1865-11-10
GOVERNMENT SALE.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF BLANKETS.
VIII be sold 1t auction 1t the Medical I.urvryor4
Warehouse No. Is Market atFeer, Nahrlc, Tenn. %
Tuesday, November 1lst, 1855. At o'ctck =. n.
47,b0Q Btanket1,
G1QO Jrpa 1lcdateAds, -
=. 2,1C1 Shuck Mak1E E4S4c6.
The Blankets arc nearly all IN original lsIes.
Catalogues naAy be had On application
ROBERT FLETctIER,
, Sturgeon and BIT. Eoloutl, us, Vol.
nceyGQlet Medical furreyof, q. S, 4,
, 1865-11-10
miscellaneous.
Broom! Broom Broom +!
E0yTEKS'

Wanted Broom thht will nol ret loose and one
soro WHICH he ttnrw brnnm,' wit *Al why's sEetp
that can be rruc*ed md the corn rrset At my
, 1865-11-10

DROlOSALS FUN bUlLDlN0
A HARBOR AT MICHIGAN CITY, LSpIASA.
The BoaSi OF Directors Of tho Michigan G1ty taEuot
erprnent Piers nov In the 1fasbor at Michigan CITY
Nleo The building fabons hundred teet or new
cfthe halbor. The Company are In possession q 81
the Government charts and surveys from which Al!
nreded lu{oJn2 be gained and the Bpard El1l
urnah every taclllty for other surveys which may oe
required. ....,....
tns he Board rrsety1ng the right Of accepting Any
proposals which may be submitted. Or rejecting all'
II Is bfiie4ed that practical pier builders will Ind
this work an object ss ths e Company Wy psoyde e7eEY
A@~'' ~ JOHN BARKER >"
Il. II. EOREKTS,
C. E. DE- WOLF, }DlrectoEs.
.-.- J. 4. WILLIAMSON,
D. J. BALDWIN.
Michigan City, Nov. lSa. notvs1-.N.s.M1F.
, 1865-11-10
u n. s Snpifnry ComnaisSioo.

CHHTEA1- CTY1cK. Washington, D. c. Oct. l. lSs3,
AN retsons who may hold unsettled elsms Of Any
1l1a s-an.t the Sanitary CoDuis.ioo are requested
10 fr.~eot the for adjustment tho General Sec
Ie:e:t. n the Central oGdce Of the Commission lz2
JN0. s. BLATCHFoRD,
DoAy213 III
, 1865-11-10

Having bcen curtd OF spdma.u1rhrA by ccleb.a.
ted rnyhicsan and obtained his method OF tsestmer
atse TO send snf1efefs rum selfabuse Ite means t
<aHops conndeutiai Address will stamp. u. II. STAN
LEI. T. O. Drawer G3SS, Chicago, Ill. v1a1
Marriage aud CeliDacy.
Al Eas4y Of Warning and Instruction 70 Yonng Me4
lott pnp4hed by tile AoE1rd Associauoa and scat
se1ed letter envelopes tree of charge Adtrcss Dr. j.
sklL1lE HouGHTON. Howard Association Pills
aelnhlA. "a xu1AhGNYr
, 1865-11-10

I For these reasons there Is such demand for
20 this medicinal beverage; aud for these reasons
no one should Eail TO test their virtues.
, 1865-11-10

THE ADVERTISER WILL
kecp rocd sound horse, buggy snd harness M
u April Nay fee q eh.rs 70, " 1ss o. re dales. s
ncommtsGon Merchant," P. o. Drawer 83S7. Va6s
, 1865-11-10

Wbeu the snima1 po~e1s art exhausted, the pulse
wthk the mind Depressed, and alt the powers Of VI
taty = loN shh shers IL no restorative comparable
with the B1ITERE. They fcn py1te etcry org4n.
gently stimulate The circulation. improve and trart
10 the trembling neEyes stability AID rsfuns. Sold
BY ali pyuEE1Sts, uuy6uYH-3tN-E.r
, 1865-11-10
NOLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

~ 6lAl L uF IllslN0iS. COOK County S.
Room No. II. Chicago, Nov. ID. lsd1.
.e;toed Warrants hsye been plseed n ~ Ssads for
Warrant 10. sooth- dated Oct. 81. 1861 and Issued
tot the collection Of special assessment jeytod
tor The eon4sEuction Of sidewalk mont OF or adj
hereinafter described: snh.ot /. IoI ii nd fnt
Ellis Fest Addition. -
Warrant t1o Soulh, dated Oct :1 1860 md tssued for
q Il ar ar.ss ea te
thepfopettJ hereinafter described: Lot 4. nlock
Lot1 Block q fsact. Lot :, Block -, Lots H. Is,
t9, Is. H. Il and g. Block Is, and Lots |, = s. s. H.
fsss sess,en = IT s.. j. E. Ies .. spsines Ii m
@ of Lois ands Block Il, Canal Trust. sa6l. 5.
=, fact. scstlon =, +. N,t4
reconstruction Of walk IN front Of or adscent to
the following described property, to-Wis: Sab-Lots
and L2t .. Block II. 1sesioaa section u, Addl-
W.Tant s South dated Oct 81. 1865, snd Issued for
the collection OF special .nent levied for tha
frcoussrHcton Of sidewalk In front OF or adjacent
g esa sabd ts
tract. Sec. u, r. .. N. E.liE-
Warrant III, South dated Oct a. s6. and issued for
tho collection Of specia assessment leEeu for
following described rroneTty, to-wtt: Lot II Block
q. s. +, Section q, T,ss. y. R.liE:
constructing side1: six fess IN wish in ftoat ot
o. adjacent to the fo1owtnE described premises. To-
~ dos Z 3 s1a M = OF !" block p, ". y Section
qnested 10 max Immediate payment 1t my Office il
dtault Of which payment the sad Nl! b
collected At the cost sud expense OF the pe1sous ae
80 I,,n,o II urtrr, f1t.. S.u....
, 1865-05-04


aeov Uanter. W1liisns. MavkrEon. 11o. . 'umhH.
scuw Frederick. Kaatz. ST. f<uts f1ss' - cof0
sew % !ssee sel1., Ess,n.en. white Lake. +s ooras
sehr Cousin MAY. Shaw. Kalamazoo. n F" 'n7a<F' %
eshr G.spsef, us Reid K.l.n.zoo u = ln%s:t;
kchE Ter re.s. !, onat ron. kaAmaeo-' ~ l" 9aa'7s
schr r snel, Jsre., 4 Ka1am u .. 81 "a lumber.
8chr Skurr. SIN r'anm. VII to Lsk.: g y lum11fs
scar Cuateat Oclesch. Racine, 3,Loo o1lsK a1e oas
acnr Two Brothers. Crozs, Kalamazoo. 10 N shas5ts
GLEASEp, pD,;,s,:;.;.::;;;,;dd;;,;sssa sa1 -
c,r c+mr Ssa Bi:,. Mo- IA. n snltevoc, tund.tes-
s,1nr P!anet, N1lk,pa, u ~tonaxop, aandEtes-
Ts-cr F.vcFiie. apler, 81 JO opb, ku7cJt9-
Prfp j B.-hef, Man7. ss Josr?n; sun 1e ,ies. ,s~
PTop b. ~ Ktcbmond Brett puf.loh II il:S3 ~ na so<az
1'~S sfo bris 0ouE. roo T.. h1aes, 'sl or4 o:ef O.
s.sss 81 .ss seaisasi sssio, 80. p,. our. II,
e & RosHf * m Nes fo1k. chaa~ier, ozdsasoars.
30 trls no1T. Co. green hiass an9 s91e'lT ~,
sea G!.7!,s , ss ,I4 Bsssg .n2 10 fsr. E.rs hM
qcn- ~ BrieTs. bntfso 2too hi hsur. sRs DO
-~" nrrf 500 o noyF, and aucdrl's. I'M -
senr 1dsho. Copkry Buffalo, l5n nrs noas; ~ -
senr ST So.h Mdaie sos ea 1aeat' sud
prone Two Fsnnte,. Moore, Peshtixo.
BafQus sonos, tolllea Msnoon% On - "a I'M oAts.
nrie 4. O. MstchsiI. Thon won Menauouos-
Fr1K Lowell. Traverse. Ntnonousa.
Brig Mary, M1rG d. MeI omoaee. ausdt1ts: .xx@h-
Brig Ecot HoAtter. Smith. Co1nsNo'o' srs'S =.
schs E1pr H. i Crsv ,Bufr.'o. 1900 ou corn.
Echr Otter, Miner. Butfas3. u 100 pu corn. ..n$-
schr chas u'nck.cs Manning. Port co4t asnc' u
, 1865-05-04
Tho Arrest OF JuntQb Bfutus fBooth-
Arrest OF John y. Clarke.


There we're peculiar circumstanccs connec
ted with the arrest ofJunius Btutus Booth in
this city. After his arrest By Detective
krupp he was taken to thu Provost Marshal's
cfIlce to avail. the departure Of the train for
Washington. While In the Office he was In
Charge Of two men as a guard. He engaged
IN very little conversation. but WAS smoking
q cigar, and during this time he frequently
took from lis pocket what appeared to be
ecraps Of paper with which to light his cigar.
The guard did not attach any Importance to
flc act. but It afterwards transptred that
these were letters md envelopes which were
thus destroyed. After he had been sent
avny, and tie attention Of Capt. Lane aud
Commissioner Barret Was called to the fact,
thty gathered together the fragments, bue
thc letters we're 90 e1ectual1y dest Dyed that
nothing can nov be gained from them. TIL
co,ner Of IN envelope showed the printed In
ec,tption, British Provinces" aud small
remnant Of the letter inside OF thls envelope
contains cnly the words " your brother"
While in the Office, Juntus Booth was en-
epged In looking over Bible on the table.
Wien he had finished this, he took slip Of
paper and wrote what now appears to have
been LITTER. 1t was written on both sides;
but as eopn Us finished, he tore them into
small pieces and threw them into the spit
attempt WAS made to collect tue fragments
or this letter, but Without success. Enough
Tas found to show that the letter was in
tended for hts sister, aud referred to the faet
tLat be IVES waiting IN the Marsh1rs ol1ce
fnr LIE cara. He b1de her be Of good cheer.
There sse 5ssee .esepee t. to but
in called TO two psa!ms; one can be made
o. out-the torty.nlntl,; the other ss mot deci-
phc.ahlc, ~ part of the nunsF@l1 are torn
~ Since h % lhc arrest Of Jun1us brutu. Booth.
Mt. John s. Clarke has been taken IN 70 Gus.
tody. BY whom or on What chg !. not
taken away by three men two days ago. and
Las not 1e{urned sincs. The 1.st lsstsf wflt
tn Is TIC Assassin is pox t. VI eIty: !. ~ y
is addressed 10 Lis mother ia New York.
There is nothing ia Il saeeD ieasFsp o;.,h !; 70
the illumination Of the preY2as nRh!:
would have been better if done in better
cause. "But," lie adde, "migRt mAkes
right" This, no doubt. IL the letter Wft.ten
n The hotel al Washington when he Inquired
Of The book. keeper the ytaE.
, 1865-05-04
FINANCIAL AND CONNIE RCIiL
MONETARY.

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 8, LEES.
The recent fall IN gold has upset tho ca1cula.
tlona OF nearly all parties. 1t had become with
buefpess u1eu hlEost matter Of certatnty that
gold would hang around 15o at least till peace was
nnnlly declared, and but few believed 1t would
rule permanently lower till the volume Of currcn-
cy was reduced. In ali commercial md financial
circles values were being regulated on this basis
and trade under It had assumed considerable de-
Rrec Of activity. It WIS felt that daring the panic
which ensued after gold fell from 2io to 15 prices
tad fs,en below their true evel and not only glafn
but provisions, dry goods, groceries, &c. rallied
considerably. The depreciation Of gold, howay-
er, during the past three days have changed the
aspcct Of affairs quite materially, and tho general
ras1ke,s are aesin unsettled, with strong down
ward tendency.
The effect of this In financial circles Will proba-
bly, be to leseen the confidence Of bankers and
mauey.1cndera In produce, &C., ana 10 encourage
Investments In Government securities instead.
In this why speculation u,sy be checked; but In
our orinton the general trade Of the country will
bo benefited. At present It il suffering severely
from the wild and reckless sJatem Of gambling,
which has been inangurated In nearly cvsry mar
ket in The United 6tates. In Whoat, Corn. 0ats,
and eveu in Provisions, the buyers at present are
not generally those who haTe orders to ship TO
other markets, but '.short-seliers," who arc
handling pound Of The produce -they pnschaae.
In consequence Of this The rarkets are unusually
inflated Or depretsed, according to tic success or
failure Of the: buils's md lebea1s,'' and it h.s
been go dangerous for a legjtlmata shipper to en-
g4ge In lor1arutnE grain to Eastern markets, that
but little has been done IN tis respect particular
" in wheat, although navigation has been opsn
for Ten days past-; The present decline IN gold
therefore, white It will deprec1ate values, may in
prove the legitimate and actual trade Of the coun.
ty-particularly Of the NorthweBt.
The general markets today were unusually
weak. Wheat fell 4@6c PR bu.hel; oats, 2D.c
per buahel; and pork, $1.oo@a.59 per barrel.
Toby tie money market was active sad busi-
uss. at tho various b-nks was lively on aecount
Of the business Of thtee days being crowded fato
one. The banks were we'll supplied with cur
zency, and they supplied their best customers
with noney at the usus1 rate OF Interest, viz: 10
per cent per anuum. On the street rates were
steady it 1D1} per cent per month.
Eastern exchange wss in good demand, and un.
der very limited supply the market was firm at
par buying, and prem. selling.
Gold waa very etcady today, oreai7g Mt 14l4,
aud closing at 1411. The following nre the quota.
tiors telegrsphed to Jamea Boyd, eold~broaer:
, 1865-05-04

We would respectfully call the Intention OF
our bueiucas men to the card OF the Lee County
National Bank, recently estahltsoed At ul3on. III.
Tho Bank is under the management Of able anu
well-known anaucIers, men of long experience
and undoubted integrity, who can hala'y 1a'! ~
suceeea tn The enterprise. The Bank has a eap'ta4
Of sl00, 200, with the privilege OF increasing 70
$asG,tcc. It succeeds to the business Of tne very
successful banking firm Of Eeila ~ Co.eman,
and Mi; be conducted On the came sats and hon
orabse principles which governed them. To those
Of our merchants and bustnees men who have ou-
siucss in that section Of the State ne commend
the =. Lee County National Bark"
- Tbs N. T. Uortd OF Monday SAYS that the
gold market has been deserted BY yspeeulatofs' VINO
hare now eone into stocks. as the fluctuations 90
not sGofd sufficient margin for profit
According to the latest European adVices, t0e
rebel loan Was considered worth TIC. Ih1s Wa
before the news OF the surrender Of Lee. ne
lock for fresh attempt on the part Of tne bEiusn
money lenders to holster up the "cob1eoefacs- :,
On the other hand Fiye-Twentes nave aosans'o
123 pcr cent within month.
- Tha llds for Dauk Stocks In New YORK range
from Eos up to s165 Tho highest bid was lo1 Lno
Lcstaer Manufacturers and the Pacific banS'
which was $1c5, and the next highest was fof me
Pork Bank, which was S135. The third hagness
bid WIS <l21, for the Metropohsnn.' Tne 4o"sas
bid WIS o.; for the Mechauica' Banking Assoeia-
ton, md the second lowest, was 81, which was !,
bid for The Fourth National and The Merchants
Exchange.
The .PItt.burgh Commercial Of yesterday
Gays:
Tho street Is fail Of rnmors Of recent STRIKES
and wells Of euod shows Of oil, andwe my coz
1dcnuy expect como heavy wells soon. tom ,ae y
usually found;
In Phiapa'phfA money is atill abundant, and
The market ia easy at sos peg cent per annum on
cali.
Money in New York Ia still easy At 4as per
cent On call. Tbs amount Of unemployed funds
aepresses tho market. Tho n. 7. TForh sayt
, 1865-05-04
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF CHICAGO.

co,opt ucr,.nr4 AEKtysR
stmr @ sea Bifo, % sforsann Z = an1ioTac'. saadlies. @
P,oo Plymouth. Drake. Buffalo, sunari.a.
Pop Favefite. Napia, St. Jose1h, Iaso Il ties and
Prop Ola; Ola - ;, Warren. yuskegon. 145m lumber,
irop 1!y q Saz 2o1s ohsd]isE osdensoarsn. aun~
ftop WGssn Gtsaa aavs. ssa q lan.
Prop { asas saS ssiita,g.ts. s.nls, ,undraes.
F1op 1op En"irs - ss!s eos sag.o yupdze.
Prop ] Barber. Hopkins ST. Jcssph. 1870 railroad
Ba,qus Two Fanntea. Moore Peshtlgo s's N lumses.
Barqqe Pat,ne, Howe, Little sturgeoa Bay. 10 n
Brig Msx: Mitchell, rhsmpson. Ncnomones. 15' N
Brig Ma ,. Morx n, Menomonee. 10 Il. lumber.
Big Hs9pten. knaoscn. oeanto. lio n lumber. 15o N
Brig LEVEL. Tssverse, aenomonee. 10 N lumber. 20
schF Flett. chst..fan. North Unity ~ cords wood
sehr Eamn e Go.s1Gvs tof5 sasdon. g. g. cords soo.
schz Esnny F4oy, Ling Ans8eion. 80 N 1uuoeF'
R,y s e. Ss,s1 2 ess;
sehr Ma'y Ann, Andenon, aIeen Bay. y, n lumber:
sss's
sesf 8: 49, a e FHe i1sEs "
sshz Ta1s: n:!!s Jacobs, asnomone', $50 Inz0sr.
essF :sn a. n1 H. - ass aSsf
sssF sssF Il Hsa Sa Ssss Pier 100
eehr Sars. NJ III? Ss1sle, Holland. 100 abroad ties
schr 4 2. AnsseI. aitaey' Aanfstee, . N lumber,
scnr M,aos M"s*S S,teR eu,tck Pierre Marquette, 50
tt1ptr ~ Gus wood
sths F!crenee. Peterson, Grand Haven, 50 lumber,
schr M Lo1p:s. 10 % Goi.is. st. Joseph. s. Cd. wood.
sthr lry eprtng, lckson, st. Joseph Is eds wood.
Fcnf r KlnE, Brown, SE Jo9eph. IS a lumber.
Bear kiuy GFaot, Nelson, st JoArph. 65 nj lumbar.
schf Gusds. Hohhlns ST. Joa.sh. Is lumber. ~ eds
wood.
s:h1 Fans Ketnsn. St Jo.eph, II cds wood.
schr Garloaiai McIseaalt, 81 Jos -ph ii {, wood.
20 cda wood, 81 u Ahlngte bolts.
schI :. X Holt. ui!,y. White LAKE. 67 eds wood.
srhF Hope. St. ple.. so.and. 800 railroad ti-e.
sshr falcon. Ws!sn. Bag 1u Noc, 81 cds wood:
schr Rrand. Mckav, MulkeEon. 10 m umoes. r,
ScGt Slrst Csswcsl. P1sla Marquette, 15n lonoeE "
E sh1rgtea 60 eds sh'ngle oolty
Eenr Tenges': Reynoids, Green baI. aoe y lana7et*
Schr Pilgrim, Moor T. Otont, TO p uMoef, ~ f. v.,a
schr Joe Villas, ~a'ncn, EGG Hatno I@ eas n, wu's'
Scht BAIbAEtrn Lopez. Cleveland. w 2,
Schr Driver, Kesho. teys ahrooss ~ cas n M
sehr Wr Jon: 5, Tnonaa, HanAtee' W N 'n'''0s' '~
sctr feoHs. caIton ocoato. 1ao T. lpahrr, ,,-,,cr
schf Hs.pah Ett., steWats, While LAKE, ~ IL 44@'~
c.,, E:c;yr. ~ sGpab sb, u,,lsud SCI railroad ue.
s EST! sThomnsaE P3sr Cove 50 n lumber + ,n,r
sshr + Il hser, KAvanssn. Wn.se Lafe. % "
Chr ns%u. y sssnne1s:n whte Lake. a7S eeoid1
SeS1 BesEauda, Mcdonald. Aoofteo"''
Butts, yoanv. Nu.ssson ns,.5 TO- LnSs.
ssov Grace a. Green. aulFcsso"s =,
lumber. .:'-.
, 1865-05-04
Opening Of Gen. Grants Mansion.
tErot, the Phd]a1e]nhta Iuuufset MaY1l

Philadelphia tribute to the nations bene-
factor, Lieutenant General Grant. consisting
Of splendid and completely furnished man.
sion, In Cbesnrt street, near Twentieth, and
which will constitute the place Of residence
Of the General and his family when he rests
from the herculeau labors through which he
has passed, WAS thrown open to public fuspec-
tlon yesterday afternoon, and large number OF
ladies and gentlemen ayailcd themselves
Of the opportunity to inspect the premises
The mansion and its appurtenances reflect
great credit both on the liberality and pa
trfotism ofthe donors, and much praise Is dne
the committee under whose Immediate super
intendence the project Of presentation WAS
brought to successful issue. The committee
consist Of Messrs. George q. Stnart, A. E.
Boric, ". G. Kent. E. G. Knight, George
Whitney, Davis Pearson and James Grahan.
Tie mansion Is twenty-five feet front, one
hundred and flvs feet deep, and foae stories
q balcony under the first story windows. In
the Interior the arrangements combine clc-.
gance and convenience. There Is spacious
hall, and handsome staircase ascending
from 1t to the fourth story, lighted by Win
dow Oh the roof. There is nlso private
staircase leading to the diuing-room and
Kitchen. ...-..
Back Of the chambers on the second and
third floors are bathrooms, which are ele-
.sant,y fitted up. The parlor, about sercn-
Teen bY forty feet, Is Eupcrhly furnished, the
carpets being Of ve1yet, tho furniture of wal
nut md the curtains Of the richest lace. The
pIano and all the ar'tcles Of furniture IN the
art, Vases of an antiaue pattern decorate
the richly carved marble m2ntel, and m cle-
CANT clock, gurmounted By figure represent
ing the historian, is In the center OF 1t. On
the center.tablc is 4 magnificent copy of the
1tp.e. 8. s.,a -, ~ the zimmerman ar, evn,sna
, 1865-05-04
"WEDNESDAY Evxl1Ea, My >. 1ee3-

8U13tRiFT7va AtaENUY 7.30 LOAN
sECUNp NATIONAL HEMK OF CHICAGO.
Tn Eank will receive sup.1s7ptic1l to the neg 80
D. g. Notes, and pay tht interest ICY. data Q. Aan-
lc5tpcon 70 the 15th OF June. ,..
t50Q ElCoj and t5o5etr lnterces nt the rnto Of u
per cent pez un1Ia and are payable three years cE
18th or 1Ee. 1SS3 or M5y b. Converted. Ut tha 0p1p
af The ho:oef. st maturltY into liz Per cent ea gold
~ Ct Of Ccnsrrss they arc nce from 1teto and
Ha1tclpsl taxatlon. and having this adTantAKe a1o
the bsst security tor tnYesirsct In the mnzKak.
W nloW he usual rate o. com nlssion tosuaazerU
snd tsc -urc1h tho untet Immediately on recctp: Of
orcere rec al chayga J. d. Kills, President.
FT1WsTt T1MKkiAN, FAEhtPr
, 1865-05-04

sultapa woe lying there, applied to the mill
tary authorizes fer portion Of The load. but
was refused. These are matters into which
the mes. rigid scrutiny should be mada, and
the terrible responsibility placed wheta it
belongs. We are glad TO hear that Hon.
John Covode, Of Pennsylvania, one Of tie
Congressional Commit on the Conduct oi
the War, IL now in this city investigating the
whole affair. The public may rest assured
that the case Will be prob:d to tho bott9m.--
.Afo. DEM, Tuesday.
, 1865-05-04
cRICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET.

"WEDNESDAY RvXNtN0. MAyS.
The condition Of tha Dry Uuo1t market to- ny IL
cne that can scarcely bs described. With thsee holi
ca . In anccess1on. md the gloon SasoHa oTes con
Hefc'aa circles generally b5 tic sd and moutn'us
events OF tha wtek trade has not yet recovered ts
elasticity. and. to Csc the language Of prominent
johte7 II dicust to tell stwhether ittB feot or
On horseback" Our lobbers w.ro nsver batter pre-
pared for rush OF trade than thy now. etecks
arc lasgs and we'll sssolted Thete arc very few I'm
portant changes 70 note since last report Prices
now moro regular. and the range i< 10 vide.
STANDARD She ctiugs are now quoted at 4lkc.
We giro clcsiug psices u follows: