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, 1861-10-02
MONETARY.

1o1spA 1sA@s' ves*,l, ~. !
Esefgthaeg u qnlss IN .nnancta! circles todAy,
and buE1nhas mov6B along smoothly The hmount
doing Is enormous, but tle whes1s of onr com.
mesea are now revolvine 80 x steadily that few
weekly commercial tables brffp ont. Re7,t51a1-,
toas-,awa1a1 - .st,as e..a. ~. asts' ..*r
naa5 currency rather SCARCE, but stin no con
Goetsne str1ngencJ is felt~
Gaeaange u aeanoaat+ fafeaa: was re uznal
os.s1e. Aaa ooat@ " .keae sssee' "n4a ING most
" wy osoks 7oa ifeeiy =. 4. a Il" easfged
supplied.
"
h.e n4sh o. IN ~. L. steesa.
Bank OF Montreal, In the banking house formerly
occnntaa ~ Hoffa,snn = Ca,ecta ~, A.e1 r.g.MI
oseap'eo ~ honnann n. .ea aelpsse on lssslls
] Institution. ase Of the u et5 10 i ~ # ess 9 snsd
haye long and prosperous career at the west
II will afford uzoper and much needed fac,1t1aa *
onr 1srge and raaia17 increa-tne ca1,di.n +r.s
M11vAuKEE.-We quote as follows from the
sentiae, Of this morning:
,t The weak m commence 1 without anv ne,csnt,h,.
+, the as state 81 the
eetDg an aon9qanee 9 o. exchange and
he preat smount rennIre IN he scive OF
Of onF grain trade. The demand for money was
hGa aa1se 20 eFlsk a. nsna ewing to The
change was as usual, per cent premium at tha
banks. and buying at par; street rates XMX me-
MUM.
Gold appears to be in greater demand than
when exchange WHs higher End 1arge
amountgare daily going to the UDner Mississin6t
- section of country In which the neonie haye
apparently acquired settled antipathy to any.
thing ard everything in the shape OF paper money
The premium charged by our bankers for eold Ia
1X Set, W1sconsin currency being the standard.
c1.,xz.u m, 1,x.,,. -, .~.-
e4hc1aHATa.-Ine h1zette o1 tnls morning SAYS
OF the market On Monday:
The money market exhibited nonew faatnra +o-
and the bankers Continue ta tae 81, Js ths
paper oered by thefr cnsfomera q" ~ es
tereet rapeing om ii to 1s ner cent ope "a o. ID
fail bue{1esR was transartaI ~ ~. ;tt -
md dtmand ahont anrsi rs+aa a ~ VIII a., Supply
bnytnr ard nren, s9Ma latGs " atM az Par
eood Feoneaf +ba srnsnd Sceaa oa fo9tnaeo N
81 retaf cha-sc+e -nv noHeYet being Chiefly
4 nren1 h1t ess N some cases dealers paid
I'll aan,s, w. p was tae prevailing figure. The
'%AA3 eeNANs 1ase " as n prem We quote:
New York. par. 4 prem.
The effort made IN New Tort and o1an 4. az.
market, to put down the nrics If fsTo 1ear Traas
ury notes. has eirual1y faffed Pricns aTrnnred IL
New York to day to 80. the seller getting the in
1t viii mt he 1ffIcnit nov 1ye nESSn % - ~. a.
o"5A 'o7s "ao @Ae pi1ee eue1eu.
sz. Lou1s.-Fhe Democrat says Of transactions
, 1861-10-02

MIR. DYES PIANO AND VO-
4yA CAL CLASSES meet as folowH:
Juvenile Clssa for the South Dtyisto every Satur-
DAY morning. from to 10 o'clock ut Inscal Union
Academy, ccrncr OF Washington and CLARK st1eetA
commencing Saturday, September 18th.
JayeE1le Class ior North Division, every Thursday
NFjghte Academy, c. rner Of Dearborn and Ontario
ing October I'd
Juvenile Class fcr West Division every Tuezday
afternoon, ct Miss Bariows Academy, corner OF Wash
Atut lass every Frda3 evening, at Huslca1 Union
Academy. commencing September 3sth-
Piano Class every Saturday morning. from 10 H. at
Mu: tcsl UEtcn Academy, commencing Saturday. Eep.
tembef 18th.
TERHs FOE TWELVE LEsaoSs:
Adult Singing Llssa gentlemen $50; Adult Singing
Piano ClAsF, $4CQ- Sell sG3l~
, 1861-10-02

Ihe " neat market during the past week has
been unsettled and nervous, On account Of heavy
receipts and an anxiety to hear further news from
Europe with regard to the crops. At the date Of
our last weekly review, On the receipt OF the
Ptrsias dispatches, the market WAS panic-stricken
On the receipt Of the letters by the same steamer
however, It rallied, and was more active Within
the past two OF three days, under liberal receipts
andthe abaence Of further news from Liverpool.
the market has been heavy, and the tendency
FdownWaeaa-
To-Day the market declined A@tc on Spring
grades, and 1@sc On Winter, closing With an up-
ward tendency, under the influence of the steam
.e1's neWs. The ea1es we're: 1000 bu No White In
store at 9454c; 1000 bn No i Red in store at s3c;
1890 bu No Red In store at 70; 400 bu do at 79c:
1000 bu No Spring in store at 761<c; Is, 600 bu
do at T6c; 1000 bu do at 751zc; 12,o00 bu No
Spring in eto.e at 7aHc; $4,000 bu do at 72c; $500
bn Do at 7lkc; 1ooo bu Rejected Spring at soc:
1000 do at &c.; r
4. After the steamer, the following sales were
:sHa 5000 bu'No1 Spring at 7S1Gc; 5000 bu do
fet TIC; 1900 bu do at T8c; 5000 bu No Sprinn
at 72Ec; 6o00 bu do at &c; 1000 bu do at 73ssc:
1900 bu do at 74c.
BagGed Wheat was very dull !; 1850 bgs Iowa Club
were sold at &c On track
coRN-The receipts and shipments during the
past week will be found in the following table,
, 1861-10-02
ITO GRAIN 6HIPPERSl
Richards Iron Corn Shelter,
CHAMPION OF THE WORLD,
Oava<asy ffo@ loco to 5000 Rushsls

Rs6 day
PATENTED 8EPT. 18TH, 1860.
warranted to Bneu clean n tny condition Of krain
without cuttfogtt and requiring tosa poNeE fhA0 Aa1
kha1ler of kzEoe capacity.
NAEUEACIUKKD BIZ
r. O. EL0@AE -,
BOX l441, aH16Aao, Ill.
o&ee ana 44nn4n4naJ It Iesg h JoA1seoaE 1roA
HoEkA hn u fTankd1 EReek tfd4EM.ly
, 1861-10-02
..> MARINE LIST.
PORT Off, H1CA 60

ARRIVED. /.
Prop " Backus, ChIlds. Superior City.
Prop Evergreen City, Collins, Buffalo: sundries.
PIoR Barber; BEow1' @ % G5ana htTsr 12s m lumber.
Bark America, Davis, Green Bag, 100 N lumber, 70
Zig Sestezans, e ma MOOT 6aalo les ca Wood Sa
Btig Rla3r Ba!as Rqfslo Rn! 1 4 ;on a. coal ss
Er{g + 4 Sermon. Walter, Dc PEREZ $50 lumber,
schr Joseph Dresden, Finnigan, Crswfords Pier,
schr Alpha Gwynn. Grand Haven, IS eds wood
schr Hero. Banch, South haven, 15o N staves and
Ss Sshf Sbs1 enfis bsv @afssEG Ba}o 70 lumber
SCH EspsIi@ent, King, St Joseph, = 800 packages
schr AIrew. Scott. Kalamazoo, 50 n lnmber, 100
sehr Fanny i Floy, Lind, Mu=kegon, 50 m shin
schr Arcbada1 johnson. St Joseph, 20 br1s apples.
schr G:1lader: e Coats, Kalamazoo. 70 N lumber,
sch1 Three I.-ns Cark, St Josepb. 7Oa ,a,,noaa
schr Gipsey, Jlmme1son, Muakegon. 12o N 1um.
schr Hifonde5ie, JOHNSON, Kalamizoo, IS n lam-
schr John Honissey, Purcell, st JoHeph, 10 btls
schr Sutherland, eetrie, St Joseph, 50 n 1um-
schr Roberts, Nelson, Auakegon, IS N lum-
scow .E1llnira, Miller, White Lake, 100 railroad
ssow Grace a Green, Campbell, Muskegou, ss N
CLEARED. Oct. /.
Prop Evergreen City, Bufalo, 800 brls dour, 1850
nd h1des, 19 pig lead 15o hrls htgawines, 20
Prop ] Barber, Brown. Grand River.
Prop Lady Lady. FEankln aD Hickey Buffalo, 10000 bu
Bark America, Davis. Green Bay.
Bark Southampton, Booth, Kingston, =, $50 bu
Bark Morgan, Humphrey, Buffalo, 1860 bu
cOrn-
Bark Danube. Hall, Buffalo, Is. GOO bu corn.
BARK GIeat M west No p Ramsey, Buffalo, 10,o00
Brig G ? Blair, Burne. Eufa1o, 10 COO bu com.
BrIs Seymour, Walter, Ford River.
ssebr Hs5o, Branch: s-uth Haven, 30 brls salt.
sehr sntSeesnd, Petlie' P4sos s. 9oanazoo. 9oteph
Schr Roberts, Nelson. Muskegon.
@ schr a HMaf1ings, HoWa5d, Kingston Il 600 bu wheat
Schr Yorktown, johnson, Oswego, Il, 6,6a5 bu wheat
Sehr Fay State, co5ill: Buffalo, Is. 500 bu corn.
Schr Mary Brown, Buffalo, 1890 bu corn.
Schr Geo Foot, Mckay Buffalo, 16 zoo bu wheat.
Schr Baltic, Baker, B1falo, 16, 800 bu What.
Schr Arrow. Scott, Kalamazoo.
anaf Ssfs sRsa B Il q sq Sss
Sehr Queen Of the Lakes, GoodearIe. Kinnston.
10000 hu corn.
Schr Three Bells. Clark, St Joseph.
900 bu wheat.
schr Hubbard. Nes1, Buffalo, Il, 400 bu wheat.
Schr Leader, Monroe, Buffalo, 16 600 bu corn.
schr " holt, H8nscom, Buffalo, II, 500 bu corn.
Sehr Jos Dresden. Fiunegan, Crawford's Pier.
Schr Minnesota, Blackman Buffalo, 10 800 bu corn.
Sehr Clyde, Fellows, Buffalo. 13 COZ bu wheat.
Schr Rayen1a, Mealott. Colborne, q 600 bu corn.
schr Belle Sheridan, Davis, oswego, 1900 bu
Sehr Cape Horn, Lee, Buffalo, 400 bu wheat.
Schr Ayr, Muir, Kingston. Il 0O0 hp corr.
Schr San Jacinto, Maeon Co1borne. II 900 bu corn.
schr Gem. Kennedy, 0swego, II 900 bu wheat.
, 1861-10-02
The Ward Investigation Committee,
END OF THE FARCE.
THE COmm1T1EE *sPRORoGUEp. >,

END OF THE FARCE.
THE ro~u,u--,-1~ g.
"n~O&1 A@A'''
The Committee of In vest:cat,on int, tho
accounts of conntr,11e- wora M 49, o..a-
ing, pursuant to adionrnmant
The Chairman in a so1emn -nsnnor ,non;.oa
Of the Clerk if he had the or;o;n.1 aana,t
rarer ,,and the c,e,s -, -, oc,a,1s .o,,.,. -.
replied aft has mt bsen HANDED IN fsnh>
dnad 1anobter,
Mr. Hort zo,a 4b.+ o.a,ao-,,.,, t,,;.z
told him he tnau ~ -oa- 49,, ao.,,5 N-!.4
Mr. ward of ,na1fsaz.noa 49, s~a-s 80.
that man wou1d moi CONS FIR aard ond +ast;f" ,
bocanea 4ha f,,,n,+ rr11o, a,,,,a .7t.. 49, -.
ca as ~ hrsa,- 49,, - +ss4s.-~ 'A1s -'0Sa'
A. uo.+ en..1n- 80 ~.
no,r et+ ha-a ~ .,.1,t. se.,sN.1- w" -
~, -. 1,a7a 1s,.., - = ~ naN
convict NJ ward If ~. a1;aa~aa a,..te;.ss 49,
snch conv;ct;or NJ e7;aenca 1nos ~. ,-tso
arcea 1rh;ch had anv ,ra,ght ans,nz+ ~
wa-d,s character tor honestv a,a ha v,n1a
therefore move that this comnittee aa;onrn
sine die, unless the Ma7or be notified between
this and Thursday evening, of some new eyi
dence. If he should have such notice, he
should be authorized to call meeting. Upon
the suggestion Of the Mayor, he would amend
that the Committee meet On Thursday eve
ming to make report.
The Mayor moved as substitute that the
Committee make report at the next meeting
Of the Council. The Committee were sub.
ject Of ridicule. not on1y In the new.na,era
, 1861-10-02
COAL BUSINESS FOR SALE

Old md Well Established Csal Business,
6o1Fht = f<es&1AAls PRICE, A&dzes Post 0ncd
6oK3A49. ael4Ee9l0
, 1861-10-02

HOME For TIE FR1ENDLEss.-The monthly
meeting Of the Board of Managers will be held
at the Home this wednesday, afternoon at 8
O'Clock. E. F. DICKINSON, Secretary.
s Burnett'e Cocoaine, fresh supply Of this
superior article; also, large variety Of other
Hair Preparations, Pomadee, etc, Of best quality
by Sargent, druggist corner Of Randolph and State
st1eets.
@ See Mr. Dyes notice Of Juvenile Singing
School, On the West Side, this afternoon, under
the head Of advertisements.
E Burnett'e Celebrated Flayoring Extracts.
the best In for jclies, custards, blanc mange,
&c. AL kinds will be found fresh at Sa1gent's,
conner Randolph and State streets, at wholesale
and retail.
- Cook d McLain, 98 Dearborn street have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents'
garments 1efs than any other house in the CITY.
ee25
5 The right to manufacture and eel Brown 3,
Whites Steel Composition Bells in the States
Wett Of Indiana, for eale. These bells were On
exhibition at the Fair in Milwaukee, and also at
w. = +A@As ~AA~0EVs 2CuAf nAE4S AA4&V
orders for bells were taken- 4 party at Chicago
can do large and profitable business in them.
For particulars, address BBowa & WHITE,
se2T8teod 20 Liberty street, New York.
~Augustai obi Augustal! See that beant-
ful Lamp in the window with prtsms. Look II
also at the one III the corner, with the red glass,
marked $1.60. Isn't that perfect beauty. I de-
care there is one marked 81 00 Mother wants
good Kerosene Lamp. They don't explode you
know when You use the genuine Kerosene
Let us read the name and number Of the store.
Why 1ts Mobiles Lamp and Oil Emporium, Its
Lake street. se21-12t.
s~ Sargent's d1ycertne Lotion is the best arti-
Gle for Chapped Face and Hands In use, and val
uhble addition to the Toilet Made only BY Sar-
gent, Apothecary, Randolph and State streets.
GAS FH1CREs--Tha place to get neeo styles at
low figures, 1s9 Lake street. E. ". WuMARrH.
September 10. 1861. se1oa6t
PrAKos--f you wish to buy or rent plano, 70
to n. ". KlmbaIl's, 90 ClArk street. sepd26s
, 1861-10-02

= NJ a I s1VFEs-spthE5 TuFpe0tf1e, x1u9;
III. $s.n@6.5o; Pitch, $65o@zoo; Ros1n.
Is 25@5.6o-the market finn with N advancing
tendency.
BROOM CoRN-There il a. fair shipping de-
mand tor Broom Ce1n and the market is steady
and dsn* Ne quote:-Prime, $6aooG7o; Aedt-
um, 440oo@5ooo; Common, $a00o@40 %.
EhoiF supply Of common
michigan B gooda the market easy at 6o475ci
ont prime are scarce and i'm, At 81 0o11-5o. Az
fIEs-The supply is still heavy and the market
quiet and unchanged. We quote Common
d.oo@1 Is; good to prime, $1.s50L5o- Lszoss
In good supply At $7. 7.o0@s % Per csse.
BkANs-The1e is good demaad fer Beans aad
the 1nAaket is ffrra- To-day. lot Of IS bags good
wese eeld at 4115. Prime are IN good request st
g. so@1 50. =
BuTTKR-There ia sasd chipping tsEszafa
, 1861-10-02

To-Day the market was dull and lower. Sales
100 br1s sBa1tlett'' Spring extra at $3.50 del; 80
hr1s ''Kane County, at 50 30 del; 100 brls
Island 100 brls Genesee," and 200 brls ''Mas-
nolia" spring extras on .. t.
HHEAT-The following table shows the receipts
and shi mentR during the past week:
, 1861-10-02

4oid ri; 6fSskett' Safet Box 1o7, chicago, u.
James Sweeney,
VI: ;; y. Fo1ler,-r: -. -.
41ss Kitty Burke, II
y. Sutherland, u
Geo: y: Hatch. Princeton, III.
3: 3: Aeaastsis. Morrison. II.
4iieasea Eo1aasbes, Gilwaafee, Wis.
ppa,id Pngh. Racine, vi;
ReT. 4 koPp; Detroit, Mich.
r. T. Ladd, Boston, Mass.
Letters under old etyle stamps and STAMPED en-.
velopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
? F 7 T. ssnas, A1as, Chicago, /: n.
: David stsWart,s i"
Rosa am Lynch, Chicago, M.
Mrs. Eliza Thayer, :"
". G. n, Box 16l,
6ev: Z ]. Murphy, Rock Island, III.
ge1n1s n. mooney, DowneI's Grove, III.
4eSoe Champion, Rock Ialand, III.
Aaffey =; Norton. Camp Nasont III.
willard. Ford & Fuller. Fullersbutg, III.
frank Whiting, Granville, H.
Vim. Malone, st. Louts, No.
]. B. Barnes, Dubuque, Iowa
Hannah Wilson, Marion, Iowa.
B. Beruero, St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Ellen White, Maple Grove, Wis.
Miss Agnes Weber, Fon du Lac. Wis,
Cornelius Seifen, Racine, Wis.
". P. Goodhute, Broadhead, Wis.
Harris Wiley, Al1egan, Mich.
Peter Cavna, Michigan City, Ind.
": Dzeltner, New Carlisle, Ind
Mrs J. ". James. Willouehby, Ohio.
John Sherer, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Geo. Morgan, Rochester, ny
hrs. Ellen Burns. Buffalo. N. 7.
Hugh Campbell, Newbursh n. z.
Moses Bull, Statewide, n. Z.
y. Hamilton, Allegheny City, Pa.
Mrs. g. G. Brfer, Manor Station, Pa.
a. Molinelle. Philadelphia, Pa.
Wm. 3. LoEeioy & Co., Boston, Mass.
, 1861-10-02

N&OW W1lK310 AHE6NlKVms
Returned soldiers Of the Irish Brigade are re-
quested to meet at the Union Defence Committee
Rooms this day, Oct. 2, at o'clock. p, m. By
order.
, 1861-10-02

Ana IL use proportion fer larger sizes A& REQUIRED.
EveIJ Engine Is furnished With
sUDsONs PATENT aovKENOE VALVE
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them 81
tapez1er to any otter stgle OF Engine and they will
Save from IS to SO per cent In Fuel
over the usual ciass Of boilers n IN the West We
ttA Keep an assortment Of different sizes st orr e.
tablshnent, where they na3 be eIa1niled and the
necesssry obtained regarding them. Com.
peent men WILL II desired be tur1lBhed to set IN aud
start enRnea In any part ofthe country. He also supply
WATER WHEELS. SKATING. GEARlNR, Ia.
Atve1Y low pEicen.
r. ". BAXTER Il CO.'S
Aln Furnishing DEPOT. Teat Water street between
Randolph and Madison ats~ ChlcSZo. III
Post Office adfresa Box 1s&- oc5a1y
, 1861-10-02

Attention Cages Chicago Dragons.
Members and ali those intending to Join this
Company. are hereby notified to meot at their
A1noty Qor the election OF ofdeers} today, at 10
O'Clock, q. m+-shalp. By order Of
CAPT. &. BARTLB.
Armory corner OF Adams and Frankliu gtreets,
, 1861-10-02

THEATRE.
U1 Nadtson street. between Eats and peatbstu.

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TMH CIV 4th Eh'S TH EATRE
IYu wsa4-o~ .+,..+ f,atv....ss.+. - - 1HL sss
- @s~A '@e'' ~ .~~-@@ es7s' ~" 4ossossu-
-Rnoaoenen nt tAe pnnn1ar Trara1far
-
.04 6A r. -~G~ -
xu,o MI rake nfa a,1t appesrsuca In Ch.csoo sor
three yea17 series Of his best the rem
dtfou Of which h1a gained for him high praise both Ia
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E&91& N0 AMI A&8A3VAs
49,
WEDNESDAY; EVfNlhgt Oct: g. WILL be pre-
6ented the Grand Romantic UfSma OF
rKxR rnKzNTCAN HRNTHEHS.
In which HI. NEATIE vii personate hb celebrated
cE Esracfef -Hha Twin Brothers,
TrTTo TN rAuRTr nET FRAWCHr
LUIS ~ "a AZ ~ ~ 10 sntre fo.p.nv
and atdsd M With correct A and beautiful seenerS ana
wonderful mechanical eHero.
GRAM DAYcF Mfss JxxHn HIaHE.
~ es.,.,eN,.r 49,. -. r,....ss+.. -
10 concaQde WEI the CommeoeS1A o1
LEND ME FIVE SHuLING5.
f.c7tuh.1. NJ NrV1rkar
AesieA.
- II Fehearsas the f2meus Indian Iragsdy
METAM0RA.
nR0E. n - 0FJvYTHT1N n,or
, 1861-10-02
1861.
1S61s

1861. 1851
NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
VIII during hepresent season, run their nae Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW sTEAmERS
Regularly between
OgdenabuEE1s Cape Vincent, 0sweso,
and tho Upper Lakes,
ToEA11a
a d Ally LINE, :
For Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo and Detroit, aad
TRIwEEKLx LINE.
Ts and from Chicago, Milwaukee. and intermediate
porB.
Connectax With the eaiirosds between pEdBns.
eg sSIgn sna hostos Level. 1aEIsSss Heshua 4a1'
l9xe Fan. Rut1aad Burlington and Other latasne.
NAttspe neens sitn the waseztovn .nd Rons s.a,
~Ande vexese. ;ttne Eew Qszezo 1tne OF Cana.
Efas e 81 a. g asa
~ G meeting :. Chicago with ua several Itzes o
AGENTS AND CDEsIaEE4R
AfK1e, no. - Hre*dHHy. New YORK
~ EA147z, r. e, !; GPsaEes e. = s1io: Esv Ie.s
C-L THonPso1, OEdensb1fE5. 3. Z.
), II CHA1H1K1N. OEde1sb1Tt NJ
axo. a. EDDY, osxe8o, n. I.
s72n MaETa at4Sa. & a4s14i To4sao bh.s. 5. Z.
G.R MATUwA Derctt M1ca,
.J-HLx, A1Waukea, VIA.
FHTss F5Fes Z hSEz1a Saa S.s1si.ss 81 ssss'n' VIII
AATHEE b CO. GA3cAxu. s.s.rren
, 1861-10-02

HOME For TIE FR1ENDLEss-The monthly
meeting of the Board of Managers will be held
at the Home this (Wednesday) afternoon at 8
O'Clock. f.. DICKINSON. Secretary.
, 1861-10-02

Upon motion Of Mr.. Taft, the pupils were
re admitted.
Mr: Ward presented plans for new build
On molten of the same, The Board expressed
their approval Of the plans, and recommended
their adoption by the Board Of PnbliG Works.
NJ. Ward reported that the Committee on
Buildings and Grounds had made the follow
Arfe 1uv v{n {h.,>
, 1861-10-02

PAEos--H you wish to buy Or rent piano, 90
to n. ". Kmban's, 90 Clark street. sep3sa6t
, 1861-10-02

@ Cook d McLsin, 98 Dearborn street, have
made theiz price for cleaning and dyeing Gents'
garments lees than any other house in the c,.v,
ee25
, 1861-10-02

LAKE srKEEr.-The process Of laying the
wooden block pavement On Lake street, con-
mencea this morning ut It's Junction
with Wsbash avenue, and the work
viii be prosecuted vigorously By Mr.. Greeley
until completed, which Will be but d very bri.
period Let all, therefore, rejoice
, 1861-10-02

The effort made IN New York and also tu this
market, to put down the price Of two year Treas-
1ry notes, has eignal1y failed. Prices advanced in
terest- Here, where the buyer gets the Interest,
It Will not be difficult now, ne presume, to Get &c.
a1thOQgh 9SH Has the price offered. RI
, 1861-10-02

sS Burnett'e Cocoaine, fresh supply Of this
superior article; also, large variety Of othe1
Hair Preparations, Pomadee, ETC., Of best quality,
by Sargent, druggist corner Of Randolph and State
streets.
, 1861-10-02

H Burnett'e Celebrated Flavoring Extracts,
the best In use for jclies, custards, blanc NANCE
&c. AL kinds will be found fresh at sargent's,
conner Randolph and State streets, at wholesale
and retail,
, 1861-10-02

RENoyA~-The headquarters Of the cavalry
company to be attached to the Governors
Legion hAs been removed to No. 1862 Lake,
corner Of La6a1e street. Ten more capable
, 1861-10-02

GAS FH1CREs.-Tha place to get nsso styles at
low figures, 1s3 Like st1eet. Fl. ". WnMAHrH.
September 10, 1861. ee1o26t
, 1861-10-02

CANAL BoAT.-The canal boat Golden State,
while in tow Of 8 ting IN the South Branch, just
beyond Polk street bridge, on Monday even
ing, suddenly sunk, from what Cause We could
not learD, and nov lies at the bottom Of the
river. She belonged to Caapin, Hubbard &
Co., and was loaded With corn. The boat and
cargo are insured.
, 1861-10-02

Sargent's 61ycertne Lotion is the best arti-
Gle for chapped Face and Hands In use and val
uhble addition to the Toilet Made only By Sar-
gent, Apotheeary, Randolph and State streets.
, 1861-10-02

Sword PR6szs1A11oS,-A few days sincs
1;1ntenant Albert Cudney, of the Chicago
T5pbt Artillery, vas the recipient Of besuti-
An dress sword, presented to him by Messrs.
Gibbs d Putnam, on behalf Of his many
friends in this city.
, 1861-10-02

H See Mr. Dyes notice Of Juvenile Singing
School, on the West Side, this afternoon, under
the head Of advertisements.
, 1861-10-02

RrcoyEnne.-Lieut Cston Wharton, Of
Company A, 18th regiment, who was injured
.uahe railroad disaster, IL rapidly recovering,
Xii Hm BE- In the city In few days.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
SCHOOL TAXES.

Eos the payment Of teachers, purchase Ct
fuel, repairs of school buildings, aud all gent
eral aad incidental expenses for the maln-
tenance of schools, except for the purchase
of sites and The erection Of school buildings,
three miles. ,..- 70. .,... ,,..--... %.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
Scrofula, oroKing's Evil,

is constitutional disssset corruption Of ths
blood, by which this fluid becomes yitated.
weak, and poor, Being in The circulation, il
pcryades the whole body, and may bllrEl OUT
in disease on any ,part'of II. No organ is FREQ
from its attacks, nor Is there Ono Which Il may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is variously
caused by morcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure mir. hlIh
and filthy habits, the depressing Vices and,
above all, by the Vencreul infection. What
ever be its origin, it is hereditary IN the con-
stitution, descending fxoln parents 20 clildren
unto the third and fourth generation" indeed,
it seems to be the rod OF Him who says, II
will visit the iniquides Of tho fathers upon
thoirehildren." sssss. 7a' .h.srr ~
Its effects commence by deposition from tina
blood Of corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, In
the lungs, liver, and internal organs,is termed
tubercles; iii tho glands, swcilings; and on
the surface, crliptions or SORES. This foul cor
ruption, Which gendsrs in tile blood, dcprsssss
the energies of life, SO that scrofotls constitu.
tons not only suffer from scrofulous coII.
plants, but they have far less power to With.
stand ae attacks of other Diseases |: conSe-
which, although not scrofulous IN their nature,
aIe Bull IehueIcu iatal ny uns tailt IN lis
system, Most OF the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofllous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the hvGr, Kidneys, h4an
and, indeed, Of NIL the organs, ariss from or
urc aggravated by TIE same causos T'','
One quarter of all our people are seroisOps;
their persons are invaded BY this lurking In.
fection, and their health Is undermined by It,
10 cleanse it from the system. we must rOnoVAto
the blood by an Alternative medicine, and ta-
vgorato it by healthy food and exefGSS.
Such medicine we supply in .,.. ,--.,;s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18
" '7 AYERS ? W. r F, + n
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparllla,

the most cfectual remedy which tho medical
skill Of our tmes cNn devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. II is COM
bined from the most netive remedials that have
been discovered for the expmgation Of this fsul
disorder from the blood, and the rssoua Of tls
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence 1t should be employed Cor the Opra Of
not only Scroflh, but also those other afoo-
tons which arise from it, such as EnuPrIvn
and SKIN DisEAsEs, Sr.s ASrnoSYs FmH
RosE, or EnyslrEIAs, PiNrLgs, PvsrULEs,
BLorcmEs, DLAINs and Boris, TUNoss, THrTRR
and SALT RnEuE, ScALD HBAp, RIsowoRN.
RHEUMATISM, SYriItITlc and MsRcuHiAL DIS.
EASES DROPsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBILITY, and.
indeed, ALL CoMpLAlSTs ARISING Fnou VIrlA-
TED OF IPunI BLOOD. The popular bslisi
in " "impwity of tho blood" Is founded in truth.
for scrofula is q degeneration OF the blood. The
particular purpose and virtae, of this Snrsapa-
rilla is to purify and regcnerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health 10 impossible in
contaminated constitutions. \
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-18

Making appropriations for the maintenance
and ep 9ir. Of the Public Works from Feb.
Iualy 10, to Jdne |. 1861 and for the pay
ment of outstanding ngIindeblednesa. 81 %