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The receipts Of wheat to-day amounted to
1se,so3 bushels, and under the hexvy supply, as
wall ~ an upward tendency in freights, the
market became heary. and decline Of 1@lic.
were experienced On spring grades. Winter
wheat, however, WIS without change. About
$4,000 bushels Of all kinds changed hands, at
41o8@1.12 for White Winter on track; $lO0
for No. l Red In atorc; s4e for No. Red; $50
SOC for No. ! Spring; 83@s4ic. for No. Spring;
and T5hTG1e for Rejected Snvinr-the rarkat
, 1860-08-14

BANGOR, Aug. 12.-Gov. Seward of New
York, arrived ID this city yesterday morning BY
The steamer Webster, and was received on The
wharf by crowds Of citizens. lie was waited
on At the Hangor House in the afternoon By The
WIDE Awakes, and an immense crowd. Ii
spoke few minutes. after which Hon. Hannibal
Ham1in, Hon. J. r. Hale. Hon. 1. Washbusn and
Gar. Merrill we're loudly called for, and brieay
responded.
Mr. Seward leaves for lis home tomorrow b5
the cars, via Boston.
, 1860-08-14
Remains Exhunaed--The Embexx1e-

Gnk NA30s
TORONTO, August l3.-Whife workmen ware
excaya.ipg near the old Fort IN this place, they
discovered the remains Of Is bodiea Of British
and American soldiers, who fell In the war OF
1879. Several buttons, bayonets and epautettes
were also found. One button has the initials of
Pennsylvania Rangers on lt-another is marked
U.S.-auother sth British Grenadiers. A few
American ccins wers also found. From The
position Of the bodies it is evident that they
wero buried in the trench near where they fell
Gen. Pike and 200 Americans, and number Of
British were killed near this spot in 1918 by the
explosion Of powder magazine.
with the Cincinnati embezzlement, delivered
himself to the authorities on Saturday. but waa
discharged On tue fame grounds ~ Montague
way. McDougall claims the $25, 600, and il is
reported that he will bring suit against the city
far II
, 1860-08-14

REET CENTRAL ROtITE
, 1860-08-14

ened a.ed to o~er tor s,c ne -y Iny.
QUARTZ ruLVE:tz.K, tpuBcls Patent especially
q beng Light CHEAP. Eassl7 Aansced aud III LIE
ean hs ~ two horse. four hotre engine co.
N ~ seanan. % E,1les a:d wnrked I'll winter x,tout
WARRANT this Mil u do u pc. ccnt. more
"HA WIZ Tue eatle PoHc-. than the htat ttalnp mill
ar ptepatd to furush'his kind Of itf Of Any size
csu.!!nE Iron ure or Macad an ling Stone '''
n, ~ aSnoe naF = .ten n At the aehlns Ehop
W AoSf ot Folk steet v Of tie bridge 21eaa
Iuatinn. ~N<' AS' AeA1e' !to''
:. =. nu hon U1B01S h AUSTIN.
LII L.
, 1860-08-14

BLooHsxarox, Aug. 13.-An engine boiler in
Jvhu House, exploded to-day NOON, instantly
killing John Whalen, engineer, and slightly ia-
jaring his son. The engine house, brick
building, was completely demolished. The
main building WIS also considerably dansged.
Wlaleu leaves widow and six children.
, 1860-08-14

BAL7lnonE. Aug. l2.-Enanual Irons, mem-
bcr Of the C,ty Council from the First Ward,
had difficulty Lust night d! llis house with his
bTotherln.l law, and tired shotgun at him,
which tock effect on brother Of his intended
,viictin, named John Wiz, instantly killing
, 1860-08-14

Sr. LOUIS. Aug. He. G. Atkinson commit
ted sulc1oe last evening, at his residence, corner
OF Ninth and Pine streets. The cause Of the rssl1
act is unknown. lie was a. the tine of bis
death member Of the firm Of d. G. Foller i
Co. Of PAducah, and supposed TO be engaged in
prosperous businese.
, 1860-08-14
Weekly RcEtcsv OF the Chicago Live
Stock Market.

AaHDAT Evxn7fe, Arkuzt H.
The receipts and shpmentt H Beef Cattle and Hogs our.
nk the pa week compare with Tho wefs previous u fo
, 1860-08-14

<1A@AAf a .+AukuS1 IL.
Investigator. Athens. 20 c. y. TubLle stone-
Alexander k cspor1, 4 SO tu earn,
lsesnlute Athepe, ~ rut bic IT. ue.
Oneida Ottawa 1s6 tu 11o4 tn oas 70 bu RE- 161
bu VIII At.
Col Stearns Athens, 20 dime rtones.
A4zeppn, Norris IS tn com, oaG 3f{ bY wheat
" Uro.h. Lockport. IS Tatbie stone.
Lockpor, 1orfp0Tt 1876 hu carp lD31 tn what.
Ihos Richmond, Lockport. 4:01 bu corn.
CLEARED. .Augut1i.
Merriam, MoE.Is. iielt.
Hoct Kun, Morris, light.
tneda, 0tAxe. gh:.
Ru sg'ltter Morris Is 10 lu,absr. :too siding. 1000
hhfnR!t4. 7A1 lnh.
P Clap!n. Aotti-. 6.0t1 It 1rnb.r.
Ciare't Motza H,4s5 z lu1nter s,6oo # siding 1870
shtnE;ea zoo u b, b8e ls la,dwx1e S7sI lbs wagon
stun. LIS, .!a4ltn, s. lbs ra.nIsh. Ito lbs palu.
Ke,osuse. AthenA lIg...,
Adella. chann4hon. 20 bE1s sat.
! l. Alexander. Lckport light.
IL ger etAte LAsAe. l.443 It lumber.
" Brown. LO. kpLrt. Light.
t'ol Stt4tn.. AtheLs. light.
Fame kansakee, l74o lumber 500 thin:'e, eobrls
1hor2e Toilet Is =. II lumber ooo th.ngse, 70 N
iafh.
D Y Eel Lsekaon. 4.tl: brls -four. LOO tu meat.
lHssstts. tor. l':sfpc7t, Hight.
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All expenses to July Isl are paid, excepting
men and lAbor bills ars paid to August lat
About e.. 600 for School Department, Reform
School and other expenses for July, remain as
Jet unpaid. I hope to be abte to par those bills
during this month from licenses yet unco1lect-
ed. From August lst;I see no way to meet Tia
expenses until coileet1ons eha!l be made on the
tax warrants. Yours, ETC.,
sAx'L D. Ward,
City Comptroller.
CttY C9N1krozlk,'s 0&e4, Chicago Aug. q.
, 1860-08-14

T. H. McV1cKEn, Esq.-.Ky D<ar Sir ~ an
duly ho7ored with your kind uote Of invitation
and compliment rendered to Col. Ellsworth and
his nobt young z1uases. il dsaicating to them
r new piece for e1hi5itioa to welcome their re.
turn home, md inviting them to it's tirst exhi.
6ls'on. oa "Wednesday evening next, and accept
lhs invitation in their behalf. and thanI ynn
for this marx OF respect towards them. and will
avail myself Of the frat moment after their a.
rival to apprise Col. Ellsworth Of tue honor
thus extended to hin aad hs command.
very truly yours, J. u. +. RUSSELL.
, 1860-08-14

PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIYFD ArFustiS,
stn, f,.-.,, D,,, -. ,1,i..
SIN, t,om.t 4"-r.n' ~ % H;n,n ~. .tS. ~ .nn1r,r.
Tnn 1n.xva II ~ Nv r-"r tx m lumber II n,
n.sea e' ~
Pron Htrbxr noxn II Io,snh lco railroad es boxes
BARK : q L. Stubs pesh,lsp IT lumber, IS lath.
tsaFk Nm a1n bof!e f,ssco = .ons 1' stna: s.x ,
bf1K NARY, Aoutbe ed taTe9s ~ FL I0oes o<e Ii kun
IT,. tss;; ,.,,,.n. o,..n RAY I'm =, ,r-on.+
LIZ Hntthluton. "4lams e'eea oAss l.e N 'umoef
60 n Ash nj. xp,,,a r,x.x 4.
EFT fenar Inompsoa' nfnor w :. sn,6s T. Wn "ooo
eeaf Jaac Lonfsa 1Aw. ", - Sne *o1S'
sehE 1etEN snath, bsaansnt; vsweE" e. - 1DV Et st'
ssnt c ~ ssd McI1s1 Mn.ttpos; ann iumh.r
Sb1 1st su1 1oh1 iahn,on ns,f ~ N Inrh.,
ssns @ @ 'E1n IJ.a inos,-o' Io.t Tshdrr In ct
'e" Sn1a' Lond o'''~'0' W. " "SNAs'o"' A1''4'
eas t,s t = ~ ~ H.. tsrnn; VII aro ,o,,
se-1 ~ ~ .hinni.. N 1' W ~ "o""' ~ PoS'a'
ca. ~ s:on, f-.r.,.-d on to,. ..., RI ,...
eea' ic1 ne fntans croeirsv fcn. gnetone ~ ols
s.,-T ~ nv ~ - sEnr1-n,n Hstvio IA ~ ,,t. az -,
A'@' =. .,.4e. 'e's rs-FS 49, A'' ~ '@'' ~ ~
schr r1fsruah pesfr, Canns,d. Dufa'o. 60 cds wocd.
-. .io,o Tss.o1 iitnr.t ~ itn@.,n ~ ~4'
, 1860-08-14
MwAxo Market.

Bx Tx1xoxAFH.1 Osw1ao Aug. u.
Ftocx-Dus1 hut unchanged:
9t4u-Whe1t dull. Sales 1870 bu new fed ludIana u
elikK CON unclaimed. tArs ~ bu Indiana Il
soy 1.ino:. It tshc. ,1 Other esalsa quit.
corn &c to New York.
lAxz lkroArs-e3e brs tonr 40 IN WHEAT g. 900 tr
corn-
CAxA E1roE7s-c,toob bu whtat. Ct ,4oo bu corn.
Shipped 10 Montreal, s:G3 bii1 rour lTup bu pes4
, 1860-08-14


The reduction Of miscellaneous reseip pts in
1850 is owing to the new system Of keeping &C.
counts, BY which these receipts are credited 10
different expenditures, thus reducing expenses
instsad Of swelling receipte.
, 1860-08-14
CAUTION

TAU lVN.-A11 pefs6ns are here
-. by caut'oaed @ asainst rchang snJ Prcm.ozJ
Ho.es eaeeu;ea ~ ths undersigned AnH Fable 10 T. s.
anp Of order On The 9Th 0f J1nua5y last executed Il
r. loEa eeran oos .! sssi,n4 sums. suounnE
from III 70 eighteen non:ss firm cate ray.b|e t, T. s.
Camp or ott:ts have lust de4tuce axaIi4 au nuie:
znI s1a1l resist the pa; uelt thereof. ~@
Al EK. Il HEYETr.
FdrEe:d, 1oEa, August 1st. le63-ap3xlm
, 1860-08-14
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

II 1pAE EvIa1xo. August Is
FREIGHTS-Atranced ". Tie following engage
ueais made: Prop Acpdcts wheat to Buffalo Ut
prop ogdeusbu 90 bu wheat to oedcnssurgh at LEI
b Cros sDd schfa s. 4. Douglas and Pess!Au whe4t
Oswego 9Nc; .ctr Thornton. wheat to Kingston At 9c
sehY Grace Murray wheat Bualo at SIC; tchrs Cula
A1cc Eclipse Donny Doan and Whaling. whent to Duaa-
II at &c seh:s Bay City Countess and brig Empire State
con Buffalo ii Sic. tchr Ocean Wave. corn to Duso
1t 60 be unlasded in bags; bark Surgts corn 10 Pen
SarlA At 2c. The tchr Stnr of Hope was 1.opeousy
reported In Mondays papst II &c fs wheat to Kingston
It should hare teen ST.
FLoCR-Rec eltts 1e4s br's shppe" s4o tzs. Nazket
rnoe .csr and shade hrmes. Sales 100 Ibis Grs
u4e~ choice Spring 46 del zoo bbs "1onie DO
p t. bbs caolcs extra II &45 DELI 10 Ibs good co It
1I::H deli so bbs do 1t tt-part track and part c.
LvereI; 15o bis Darllngton" End hesr City" exta
stela del; 100 tt1s tup.r0zs Il n 70 DEL; 70 bbs Nr.
Carroll" DO ii tfsH DEL; 50 bhls Wl1te1 snpe1a1e It so
delivered.
wHEAT-Eeeslrt., 1850 hu; shipped. 1c2 ~ tu.
T1x4x1-Na.ket qu.et Ind sesdy. Saies we.e:-10o
bustas Nha by sample, At el17 track los bu d. at
$to3 on track 500 bu No. 1ed at 4lto Ia store 500
bu No. Kda. PIC In s.ore. fPzNo Declined 1&lkc.
Sale. :-5too lu No. Spring ii SIC In ttoe a. o
ba do At Bskc in store o bu do at e5c In stoze 1850
b1 do 70. delivery Ttdnes NJ &c In xtort 9 bu No
aspiring II In ttore 100 bu do at &c In store t0o
bu DO In store; 100 bu do at e2e In sto:e 79
Re}ec ed ut ssAc 200 tu do ut 7tc In sto,e.
C0px-R..r,nt, se ~, In .h.nned. 81 "a bu. N.r.
l,- r,.-.,. =. tn,,-, .no L., D.
fellow 1t &c b.; 1850 IN No. River 1t % anoat;
1900 bu No 2Csaa II 4fe afoat: 7o tu No. It 43se
IN eosn, coo bu do 1t ts4e In ose 140 bu do It &C
l., x+n~a ~ m In NJ xslc IN xn,e I'M tn o -
-~1"~%~ . N*'-S-
4oc IN ssore,
0AT6-Rcetips, 7fts >bp th}Tped. ncna. AarEet
,... ~ n ,fr e4sf+r Salts WERE ft hD0 bu Eo
@...,. l.. 49,. , m ~, dn At ssn m tYar-
wv p.s.,.., o]e,,v ~ f,., ,eou..t and sesdv.
AA6-n$-e1pS' @so' ~ 49,
, 1860-08-14
Steamers.

HALirA1. Aug. IS. The roy Il mail steamship
Canada, which went ashore in passing out of
THY barbor on Thursday night last, IS auoat,
alo h5s rot sustained much injury. She sails
tonight at o'clock for Liverpool.
, 1860-08-14

ftoes received for the week: LII Cattle, - SAe<p
Ill Hsa, IL Cows and Calves; t9t2, z4sl.
kHHfED VA Il. O.. r. 4,
, 1860-08-14

Sr. Lor1s. Aug. 12.-The Rtpu1ficqn says
Henderson. Democrat. is defeated fer Congress
in tie ed District, by go votes. As far a, heard
from Jackson leads Or for Governor 6,e0o
votes.
, 1860-08-14

HOG9-Thefs has been L very active dtmand for Hogs
during the week and tbs market has advanced
Ing asm. Desides the usual demand. two Of our pork
housea ae bns5 killing and curing with ice+ Fat HoEs arr
therefore in particular ure and mica hava been made at
s3.o@5S gross. Stock Hoe7 ase In limited ftqucst 1t
sam9a-3 TIC sles yesterday and today we're ~ tol-
Iowa.
, 1860-08-14

Total. ......................., 9;s.o .
This Is exclusive IF the water and sewerage
debt, anouoting to &2.Vo0. .Nt'. making an lu-
deotedness nguinst our city Of about $3 900 Goo
Now, as the Sewerage and Water Commissicn.
ers r.ll hare to borrow 10 extend their w1rks,
does not koand policy require TINT the city
proper should adopt the policy Of puying all her
bills annually? And, especially rs cur Interest
tax will be increased to pay tho water and
sewerage Interest, is 1t not OF the utmost iul-
portance TINT the most rigid economy be aGnpt-
ed in all departments Of our Government? How
to raise the means to pay the expenses of the
Government from 1st Angus: tu tue time tina.
not prepared 10 discuss NOW; but hope, IN
view OF The rigid economy tia, has been prac.
ticed IN ail branches Of the Government, our
tax payers will be 80 prompt that it will not tc
necessary to pay any interest or make any de-.
ductio5s for early payment The etax upon per-
Necessities Of the city must be our excuse for
promptly enforcing lis c,ilectioa.
In relation to claims standing cut against the
city, hare offered to refer them I'll TO the
Judges Of the Superior Court, ia term time Or
vacation. Many have accepted this prcposi.
tien; but others do not do 90, because ther
know thst they hAye no law for their claims.
why should they then approach us, when We
are swcrn to execute aud obey the Laws. What
courts Of Law would not Go against our city.
whose interests wc arc here to protect. We
should not allow do1e. If cur sgo1pathes are
to be enlisted any where in CUR official capactr.
they should be on the side OF the city. Waere
the city is not sstopped BY thc courts, i. il the
Intention Of the City Government to order new
assessments; aud there are no fnuds belonging
TO any assessments in the hands Of the Conn.,
troller that be does not pay over promptly
when the decisions Of the co7rts will allow hiu,,
Aldermen who huTe any impressions to the
contrary would do well to converse With the
Comptroller uppn the subject; for what m3tiys
can he have for withholding the Tre 4sury funca
that belong to others? There is no money in
theTreasurr belonging to the LaSalie street
assessment; and, if there was, it would not be
paid over without the Nction OF the courts
Treasurer Mueller has 20; reduced the amount
Of his defalcatiou yet, it being $Y,s4t,a8. IL.
sureties are n. b. Judd, E. b. McCsgy. and f.
Le'z, who, it is hoped, will soon refund the
money 10 the city.
The number Of saloons that have paid license
is eight hundred aud eighteen. There il larpe
nnmber yet selling without license, aud Iexoect
the police will soon bring them to Justice.
think 1t safe to say that the number will vet er.
coed nine hundred.
NcFlcker's theatre has paid the full Ecersa
of fiye ii--.cdred dollars for sinete Tear. ard
with u very few exceptions, the Keepers Of bill.
lard rooms have promptly paid theie licenses.
The exceptions will be summarily dealt with
tnis week, unless they comply Wi,h the require.
1nouts Of the law.
JouS NEs7wopru urvor
, 1860-08-14

11 sunA1a, Au<1n II,
TIoc1-Dpl1 .ad nothing doing beyond auoeal tnae.
1ooo on = ~ Hoo bu = aoHes 500 b II DC on
CAaAL FEK1oH1x-f1rM-
LAxr l1Foz7s-40D brh -Four, 90 bu whsat, s&eo
t1 oosn l7.oo0 b1 oate. 40oo bu rye. 4~-
CAHAa Ex1uxrs- ~ 40 b. wteat 11&ooc bu een,
, 1860-08-14

WASHINGTON, August 13.-H. McCtanahan has
been RENT ved from the Office of Marshal Of the
Western District Of Tennessee, and John L.
Green appointed in his stead.
, 1860-08-14

VALUABLE TO ALL WHO
" USE THE rEN OR rESC1L--Sh&ver'4 pasent
etsbtned IN sn.l IA tefrl to:. for se By al sti
ttoLss-. CALT1s-J. H. Hcx*' rascsis infringement
tuch ha. ten lhFe. times ctted b,
The r.. Ia:eut O7c.. hicks ~ teen pr secuted. AZ
persont stlllng ucxs Lrtr. infringing my rights will
pros pf!f feccire tie ratic attention
H. {tcru
, 1860-08-14

MOBILE, Aug. ia number Of buildings
were burned near the Railway depot today.
Loss between Sc, 900 and 100000.
, 1860-08-14

PLHUGE OF F-H.1T10-H.fL U.aI0f.
It copan the Declaration Of Irdepende c. together
vt the -Eau:tenticAed lkenetses Of the stkne1s Of
tht sane, VII 1 tlalr Aut E-aph1.
s:e of Engraving. 331iu ia:aea. Sold only by sub
IT ptea.
l. Lbera aTzan9 9en5e1s made with Axerta by whTth from
&Sto u day be made Le.te-s desiring information
.Iust have enclosed a po.take ranF.
<.xt} on or at4Te4s ). !. EAs.NEf. Publisher,
aulQ eA7.lY . Ma.ket Street EE.caen.
, 1860-08-14

NEW YoRK. Aug. 13.-Th= schooner Ge N
from Chicago, arrived ut Boston on Saturd 81
, 1860-08-14

BEEF cArTLE.-The supply Of Beef Cattle during the
pass week tas and the quality generally good. Owing
to umfdHy. however, he part Of shlppesa tbs market
qu!a, and prces showed rathe. teadspey'
YeE3etday, prime BceTes were In active demand
aad ioss eod 1t s3eo236o aad lot of 70
hea averaging about 1853 ill., brought 81 70 per head
which u 4e per h. 1hin and ordinary Cattle
rather dun and aales ranged from a75336. The
close there good cattle lett and the 5ats
full they ouM be cleared out II phcts
proverB and country teae1a ought to recollect that
every thin h OF tie II and Aelt to
MARKET thete II oney lost. D+tter let them kra.e for
month TIL they H. either for packing OF shppnE
east.
, 1860-08-14

RUFTURES CTJRED
DT TEE
Hard Rnbber Riggs Truss.

Thl. TEusa Il rn.ik- aI other, ever
rsed b7tl n construction t.d material.
uot: 10. .4sa.ity tie RUPTURE End thereby give
ae. teE Tr&s tor lIe n.s nott tFissss IN cse but
tour p!aees ef:ngH tle parts together giving
~ es not pres. UPON THECUaD. ots.uet cculat:oc
H.tss sous OF cnrEudea and L. AlEA5s clean and ncH,
- u ;as ONLY yrHILosuPl1SAL TRUSS Ii Use.
tyre can Appreciate the yaiue Of tho ''Kirre rusa Al
MSsaaea phls eonta:noE ii sent fsee 70
my one oy 11oles.ttS I.B. SEELEY,
E1Slul!ve and sols 4 gen. for tha Wt.s;u stataA.
nme& 1Q4 1zk1 ktrett. Pot G@es box 1855 Chicago,
uifo&.
hnef41e t<4Gf sr~r1tsn N&r. ~.sna. tverkhfv
, 1860-08-14

LASAL1E, Aug. 13.-KiEer e6 inches on bars
falling.
, 1860-08-14

1taads to south aud west sldsa Of Tho publ;n
s9aars Haa passed.
l. The report Of the Committee On Judiciary on
the election Of N Alderman In the Second
Ward was presented and rad BY tho Clerk.
They reported themselves unable 10 sRreo whe.
The whole matter WAS referred back to the
committee.
The report Of the Committee Of Streets and
ALLEYS, ". D., on tbs petition Of the c. NV.
aud q. 4 Nil. Railroads, for the vacation Of GER
tain streets in Russell, Aather 4 Roberto Ad-
sucl. ktreets. The ordinance was passed.
The ordinance sllo~iug the Pitts, F. ". l.
Cki. =. II. to cross Van Duren atreet, was
brought up and read, with Divers amendments.
Aid. Conmskey said he had reInou strance
signed BY 800 or more resideuts of the West
D'vision. lie hoped the whole matter would
b referred to a new Committee. Lost. Aid.
Keno moved to lay over and print. Laid over
ayes 2, noes 8.
AID. Myers presented m ordinance {the same
a. printed in cur Saturday II issue) prepared BY
the Committee OF Weat Side citizens, allowing
connection o: tracks Of certain railroads acrors
tne bridge streets of the West Division The
ordinance was read. and Aid. Myers said he pct
II 10 as = substitute TO Al ordinance.
Aids. Conamsky, Reno and Taft took the
ground that this was new ordinance, and as
II was objec.edto to by the txo former, it was held
be V'GA AAAEE kA6 4Ae LAG A41AOu
Was LOST A motion to refer the whole matter
70 committee Of the Whole, the same to bs pub
hshed, ~as carried. council adjourned.
Compliment to the Zouaves.
NcV1c1 z2's TasA1a1, Aug. II. ls6o
Cot. J. d. F. AussxL1-Us4r Sir Permit
me through you, to extend au invitation to the
1ouave Cadets, to Visit the Theatre On Wednes-
Guy evening, august 18Th, on which occasion
w'il De PRESENTED a new eo1s<desta entitled "The
GAlant Zsuave and - grand military pas d.
" arranged By the Misses Gale, aud respect
fal1y dedicated to COL Ellsworth and bis invin-
cb!e Company.
Having Witnessed the gallant bearing of our
troops, while in New York, speak b. the card
IN ta1lug Chicago should be proud of them
They have shed honor Oh our city, and won
"goidsn opinions from all sorts of people" let
u all unite then, in giviag G worthy reception
to cur gallant soldiers and glorious welcome
home.
A sufficient number o: seats will be reserved
lot the entire Company, yourself, aids, and
Committee OF Arrangements.
Yours truly, J. Il. McY1c1xp,
, 1860-08-14
ILLINOIS STARCH COMPANv.
mcGinui4. Maker.

70 w,hoiais neales the Company wond KY with On.
fos manufacturing, md the ye1y xrtn
eevaniate re hare ali otltr f4core pnfehasinx
III se &c ea2 se yeu figures th. WI mako
ta.t leaves the factory tat.art~ equal not 50
auy produced in the world. Al orderu and eorn.
1taaA, viii sceeLs ntna.pt attention. }Ei-c6zsx xn1
, 1860-08-14

ATOUNT VERNON BANK. IN

W. Fao7rSExcE. R1nnx I-I1xp in aecon.a &C " ID
decree af tbs sutr me Court o. ko Is I'd. &C. Will
AID for tn to1tty of trh1de1cr tered June ST. d
su th- gnet hrely kiy. nLLct With
II width the to Gers II The ills of ie Meu't Vernon
Gau& wtKesQ Ire to present tie ll cen 4
len led io JI4y l, L. d. -6 and cet.:1a es II tx
pE-it Will e ~ a gwen to Ill rEes<Etue 1t his
"tcp, Na = tosset tttt F1oT.drn H. L. any Ellis
of..ld tan :. prlar ~ 2s:at tits.
Ala. taa1 rieE1 ~ ceasa sach daar Was o.
dee by raIi Cun al bt pns wlh the Receiver
% Or tisse 1aiy l. a. D. l.s1 aud Tint DIVIDEND u
the cessln -alea Il dtpo.s hsre.of gwen.
tHAnLts T.. HRO TNELL
fecrlver Of Mn,nt Vernon Hank
Providence JaIy !. 1870, f,l,c7s7lte,,w.fna r.
, 1860-08-14
VERY IMPORTANT INF0RM

AIlOS-The Illinois Starch Company, =. Ot.aw.
h 2Hoiactn'ns the pufest St1rch Ia tic world ID
4IaIty ana Whiteress II cannot he excee and heitk
. ~ 1h spring w4.e wheh natnz
1es y 1hst r. a. an assuranes to the PUBLIC
eou be sivn but ID this case references tee.
% 70 u en eeessay a! b. procuring little i ea
&een& .t4t 1t tA taken frurn hnYes n yfrd ~
, 1860-08-14

I)EMOVHL.--'Ihe United States
IL Express COMPANY bare TIL. s.y removed thrtr
ttitom 10 Dearborn street to 10 Lake aad % Sooth
lkssft+ having Lake Ct-1k en- faucs The
lHaLee Lake street. Will be coLo red tbe epiIa:te toT
Collection 1na saa eaetass business The entrance
m !a3k atgeet viii a:ut A3t ufslpcx tor Irrrht
f,wesef,r ou1d meney e delivered on CaIk ~ eei oi
lextt az Like stIrst ta PUBLIC Sish whc, bave
Tor The lat *t years cout not be Induced TO BE-
Aeee tat il T. uuE utuEe to leIusi Having teep tih
eray sustained In Oh. stand >s1 ~; bic rs will
Is teud. continue their -rlty aud ln return ~
vii! pto Sc as lesctoo1 aittu! arl to ter ia
tar - . Ee =. 10 thAt Of or Caup n.y. aee koarx
Until lutthes act:ce, isu:l 7:.a 4. u I'm.
tu1t3-es@k an .sns 81 II, u {lbI.VtN &.srt
, 1860-08-14

LOUISVILLE . Aug, 1a.-Etgh'y y-fonr counties
give coembs over AcCiarsy, 25,S4l; over all,
5f5
, 1860-08-14

Kentucky Election.
LOUISVILLE, August 1a.-1n 90 counties
Coombs' majority over McClarty IL 20,os3.
, 1860-08-14

NOTICE is hereby given to the
IN Credtcra Of the late Bsnk Of MAs.tlloa. Ohio to
s:ssnt 2 tbe unaetsiened Rse.!vezu Ct sAd az
d.y of March, 1861 III d:rtceEd sl rke:z elm. aacst
~ Daas AZ Sans 20; presented, Will be torerel
by order Of Court. EGEH4ItSu.}
ISAAC STEESE, : Recxivets.
P.U. Hull.
, 1860-08-14

TOLEDO AAkxE7-AuE. 1l.-0ur market TO-
day exhibits moderate amount Of sales. The
Rreat scarcity Of vessels has restricted transac-
lions veEy much during the past week. Flour
Sais 80 brls extra u $4so. Whea.-Asrket
seems more setled, with sales to fir amount.
mostly Of Red, Of which there we're salos as fol.
lows: 1000 tu 10oc; 1000 bu 10o 5000 bu and
10000 ba At eame agure. ! 1000 bu white at lose.
corn-eales 5000 bu on p. t; $500 bu At 45c ;
5000 bu II 45c. 0ats-hales at 25@26c; sou
bu It latter figure. Preights-Dy aaiI, 10 Buta-
10, Sic on corn, &c On wheat To 0.wego, corn
, 1860-08-14

S3 00t) TO person with the
eD'J%Dty\!s a"ov. anount and adapted To the
hu,sae's u orred The E,t Il su it Ia1 to e:eet
Hotel nud Ea.1g H0u 'a!Eo.h within ln m leu Of
Chi a". -Four raLs taiJ each STRIP tuen:y minutes for
ref e:hEeIt kcol c441es for Investment AMI ter T.
No. Boa1d # T1ace ullldnE. auSxlv
TN;UE SWEDISH LEECHES,-
, 1860-08-14

sHEEP-These fas Inquiry for fat Sheep, and tie
market II steady at $s73s.5. Thu however ae e.ccel
ingy dull And they alow and d3fcu aale Saes3e,
te.dxy aud today wcrr:-
l7s shecp, averakink g - At ............,..&5ka
p.k.
Reported ~ ALTER EKE1KAH t11rsezy for the Pfe-b
Nd Trhunc for tie week ending AoudaI AuEust tsih
, 1860-08-14

6FEs} &sEEluE 1&14tu.tE&C VIE
JudEonsa Fete1s Governor Velys.
Tor flo1rs Nil confidently recommend tAe-u II Fen
ros to any ottcf style CT Ebhiue. sLt tLtS VII
Save fron rs TO so Per cent. in Fuel
oststhe reuAl class fhoe.kfn IA the Wet Wctk4
kecpaa assortcrt OF dlEeseEt cur csaahn eaf
~lsttthey may ranined acd the ceceesa irton:or
obtA.et sthem ConpeseEt en Eill f desired
get aEd start Engneaia part of ths
WATER WHEELS, SKATING, oEAEINQ. d..
AtvGy low prices.
+. n. BANTER Z; CO..:
MllfcEaak.aE Depot, Eest Water s..ee: betves1 Fan
do}ph sd Madison, CaIeatn.
kN-PoIttlTt. saafe.. NaI - nt..tst.