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, 1861-10-09

The steamer Norwegian, With Liverpool dates
to tie s9th, was telegraphed this morning report
irg bzeadstufs dull and tending downwazds.
This news, along with that received by the
steamer Of yesterday, caused a depression in the
leading markets to-day, and prices were lower.
The wheat market declined 4@5c per bushel on
both spring and winter grades, with, however,
comparatively light transactions, at Sc for No
Red in store; s1c@s2c for No Red; 76xe@79c
for No Spring; and f1c@72c for No Spring
the market closing more settled and shade armer
than at the opening.
The Flour market was dull and SC lover, with
sales Of about 4,7o0 brls at $9.65@45o for low
grade to choice Spring extras. and $2so@s IS for
spring Supethne. These Was an active inquiry for
low grades, the supply Of which was comparatively
u.ht.
The Corn market declined &c per buehe}, with
limited gales At 223sc for Canal Mixed aaoat, and
a0H9uc for Mixed in GEOGRAPHICALLY the latter
figure.
Oats we're in fair request with gales at 13515@14c
for No In store- Rye was firm and scsrce. Bar
ley was in good demand and steady. Timothy
Seed quiet at 81 250L40.
F1e1ghts were quiet, With limited engagements,
ct l5c for corn and 16c for wheat to Buffalo; 2oc
Tor corn and &c for whest to 0swego.
, 1861-10-09
MARINE LIST
20 r z Q e. @ HIC AGO

ARRIVED ..-.....O4 .
Prop Sur, jones' Godertch, 1872 pigs fish lot sun,
Prop Plymouth, Dickzon, Buffalo, IS btla hiss-
Brig H..antchinson, WILLIAMS, Green Bay. los m
lumher, 50 m 1ath.
Schr Sheoks, Kelly, Buffalo.
schz Wn Il uinsdale B1o"n, st Joseph, ~ n
sehr Mcnteagle, White, oswego, It's ton pig iron.
schr Ashfabnle, Hammer, G:sad Haven, 50 II
sear GsT5it Smith Morgan, osgsgo, 1epo er1s sslt.
scow Lau1el, Mckay, Pier Cove, 80 eds wood.
Prep Plymouth, Dickson. BnGaio, 5000 oa corr,
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Bnaalo. 10000 eu wheat.
Bark Geraldine. Wa4lon, Buffalo. IA. 500 bn whest.
Bsrk Niagara. Muir, Kingston, e eu0 bu corn
Brig Fanny Gardner, Sullivan, Buffalo, 1450o bn
Brig Hutchinson, Williams Green Bay
Brig Powhatan, stebbins, Buffalo, 11,UD bu
schr Bradley: Anderson, Buffalo, oc0o b. wheat.
Schr Mitchell, Lobt.1l, Sarnia, 9, 1u0 bu cur1.
Sehr Charlotte: Fulton, Sarnta, 6: :aG0 bu wheat
sehr Grace Murray, Auo1e, Budato, 10000 bu
schr Game coca. Leonard, D1aA!c, 11.eOo bn corn.
sehI Kate Richmond, Pareons, Bufalo, 1i,o0 bu
corr.
Ser YIN Hinsda1e, Brown. St Joseph.
schr JosephiEe. Crsmer, Buffalo, Is 500 bu co7u.
sctr u Baxter, Henderson, Kingston, L, $40 bu
wheat.
schr AsltabuIa, Hammer, Grand Haven
slhI Commencement, Fa1des, Holland, sundries,
Sehr Adriatfc> Hall, Buffalo, 5t11 bu wheat.
Schr Zephyr; Sinclair, Sarnia. ) So b1 wheat.
Schs Perry Haon-h, CaltGid. Sarnia7 $3.50 51
wheat.
schr Dashins Ware, EgggIeston, Buffalo, 1850 5u
corn.
schr Shook. Kelly, Dutfalo. 17,Oe0 bu wheat.
Schr Courtright, Christian Buffalo, 19 500 bu corn
ScuW Laurel, McVa1, Pier Cove.
, 1861-10-09

1oet@s io niddline do ~; fair up1ands Inv
.Ssa ~ o1 sfoSk IN port estimated at III f,;
qales, ol Which 440,000 wars Ameficxne 4Sa;;soM
I'm Manchester aze favorable. Prices stm e.
BRx4I sTu1Ts-ln the corn market tho .t..,
tax 1nee q 1o"9 and country m1lers ia moderate md
Tha ~ y iatf cons unptiye demand for wheat
p,es qnlts As dear. Flour quiet and easier. oate
sn s1hanged u & Indian Corn agatn IN good demaad
ana aas quite recovered the depression Of he jsst
s+ ,eM oa5s. Mixed is bringing SIS PEI quarter and
pnr,,z LoNDoH, Sept. rs, 1851.
Flour nn1et Ds1tbrttEWheat brt dull aud 1@2d IoHee.
ward. 'o'sont. lea sed0Irg down.
ssx 5itenrnt' q Illinois Central zhares at sea-
BRTAns71,rzs-we..,a1oS a1oSpoS, Sept. r. 1861.
gooa at 1Ee corn markets. but tTa3a 49, ~ u;
cIeaa, esfs It rtpo19. a94sE 1Ao3ds oboaa 1F
foreign WHEAT a. held d-Erly for 1os Eagish and
41oa.ing E1a ,sFgoss bring n prices fer islan
Barley in demand. '-e0u; fases.
, 1861-10-09

The following Indictments were presented
~ the Grand Jury Of the Recorders Court
yesterday:
Barney Rozers alias Barney Kelly, plead
guilty, robbery.
EJames Duffy ana Timothy Hurley, not
guilty, larceny.
James Hughes and Angusta Manke, not
guilty, larceny.
Christixn schlautze, not guilty, Assault with
deadly weapon.
The case Of Thomas and Michael Burns.
Jointly indicted last spring for assault, was in
hearing before the court yesterday afternoon.
In order to facilitate business, Branch
Court was held IN the Circuit Court rooms, J.
C. Wicker, Acting Judge, and Gen. Linder,
Prosecuting Attorney. The case Of Edward
Duffy, indicted for larceny Of 8 Yalise from sul-
1iyzn Emit, occupied This Court al The after
neon s1d was not faished at adjournment.
, 1861-10-09


Besides the shove, numerous san vessels
Lave left St. Joseph dai1y, heavily laden with
peaches for this port and Milwaukee. The
tuit district at that Place embraces only IN
area Of fifteen tqua.e miles. We doubt if its
equal IN peaeh-bearing can be found in the
world.
i~ aTRIEE AMoSG TIE SAI1oRs.-The
strike among the sailors noticed in our LAST
aksue Sill continues Large gangs Of them
pataded the docks yesterday, preventing By
force the more peaceahle ones from engaging
themselves to the ship masters. The tuqn
we're busy all dhy in carrying sailors who were
willing to work, to the various vessels. as IT
was impossible to get aboard from the dockx
The demand Of the refractory sailors IA
two dollars per day, but they have chosen
method Of securing 1t which can only result
in their loss. They are deprirlng themselves
Ct da1ly employment, without approaching
any nearer the desired results. Late in the
evening, word Was brought to the Station
House that Il large gang Of the riotous sailors
had taken possession Of the schooner Court
so'sghe, and had driven off the crew. 4 posse
Of ponce Tns At once dispatched to the Vessel,
with orders TO arrest every man found upon
the craft The gang however had got wind
Of the matter, and when the police arrived
they found nothing but an empty vessel
The authorities, however, are determined tn
quell these riotou1 proceedings, cost what It
n2y.
, 1861-10-09
MONETARY.
TUE8pAX NNEa[Ss Oct

!. TuEanAx 1vH<kass Oct. 9. 1851
There is no change to notiee to-day1n financial
xosttere. The heretofore noticed continues,
with no immediate prospect Of any ss1ingeucy,
Everything il moving along quietly and comfort.
ably. -
New York Exchange continues abundant. Ship
pers are selling at par@h; bank rates, x: gold,
II for round lots smaller parcels, %@t. Demand
not hsge. ~:
AnwAuKEE.-We quote az follows from the
Sentinel Of this morning:
Monetary matters were unchanged yesterday,
B1si1ees st the banks frs as lively - they could
des3Ie, and the demand for currency so great that
In some instances they were obliged to restrict
customers to as narrow limits as possible The
current rate Of exchange was q cent premium
At the banks, and H9E . cent outside. Gold X
Ok premium.
NEW XoRK STOCK MAEkEr.-Closing prices for
casl, Oct. &. 1851.
, 1861-10-09


Of the Board dead.
CNcsNAT1.-The Gazette Of this morning says
Currency continues In good supply, and the
money market Is easy, acceptable paper goip:.
readily at 10912 . cent. The $7G0. COO Of demand
notes disbursed BY the Government here, has had
coed effect; and when the remainder OF the
ors. Tie financial machinery Of the city viii worE
without q jar. There vas 8 fair demand for et-
change to-tay, and balances being On the decline,
the market was frmer. Dealers were free buyers
at par. ard in come caees email premium was
allowed: The selling rate was r premium. Gold
WEE in limited request only. We quote:
Enying Selling.
AeW 1o1k-....-....-..-.. par r prem.
Gold+ ld+....-................H prem. Hprem.
ST. LoE1s.-The Democrat says OF Mondays
market:
The money market to-day vas in a hutter, and
OF gold Il he absenc Of betteV on
ehal quote the market Etiff at Saturdays rates-6
20 81 per cent. PREMIUM for exchange, and to
quotations, lcr We bare but little confidence II
them Today ourselves.
The most exciting feature Of the money market
to-day, Was the run On the Union Bank. Word got
q cent discount, and forthwith holders Of that
money get their faces Union Bank-wards. The
run commenced soon after bank hours in the
til the coee Of the market Bnt early in the after.
noon, the bank, fearing perhaps too hesyy drain
upon its specie, commenced 1Aising the rate OF
discount until It reached 10 per cent But the
crowds, nothing daunted. Kept "going iu,'7 and
30 cents dollar Of Missouri promfse to pay, on
demand, 100 cents, is all that con1d be obtained.
1hns ;tt We have ? fair Illustration Of Missouri
notes at o discount Of ID per cent. oTcr its own
counter, in civilized community, in the Ming
tenth century, and in broad daylight,
, 1861-10-09
d r H D.

At Lake Forest, III, Sunday, Oct. 9Th, EARNEST,
morthB.
II this cts, Oct. eth. GEO. MALCOLM, only CHILD
cf Frank n. and Lucinda A. TEudeL, Bgsd one yea5,
81 ncn1hs and twenty-tTo DAYS,
EB Portland EAlalne) Advertiser please copy.
At MaqshestsE @ Mich o. the 25th uls aged Il years
city, and Bon. B. F. Granger, OF ANA A1bnf Mich.
On Oct 9Th. at the residence of Eer father In Ee9
tave4. Conn, ESTaE a BQWD1TCH, Hife CT Ed
ward Ely, Of this city. -. -"
FuIera1 f. n his residence Ne 107 Third avenue 81
Wsunesoay afternoon, at o'clock.
In the full hope of blgssed INN ortais7 beycud tho
grave. ths fell peacefully asleep 10 Jesus.
, 1861-10-09


On motion, the Convention divided and
gathered together bF States, for the purpose
Of nominating candidates from the diffsrent
States to fill the vacancies in the Board of
Directors Of the Theological Seminary.
e ~ na.-,~as ~ r. aa4 sAe Va
follows:
Il1Mo1s-Rey. S. 4. Emery, OF Quincy. In place
Of Rev. Wm. Cay1er resigned; Hiphtlet u.
BlatcAford, Of Chicago, IN place Of 4. 81. Hitch
, 1861-10-09

-
W b. Doughty, Chicago, Illinois.
Hanna Wallace, t'
Geo. Ashton, Gru1dy CO., ts
Peter Bastick, Cairo,
Henry Youngman, Paynets Pt., III.
Rre. F. z. Short, Galeshurgh, i"
Ghs. Y. Lumblad, Dawson, Is
Aiehl @ 'Brten, Jefferson, I"
Gaft Gnthrie, Cairo, I"
y. swa5twout Benton Barzacks, Mo.
hIs. Jared Fuller, Ft. Dodge, Iowa,
Sonns sMcGWin, Milwaukee. Wis.
2, T91ia1 iAnGIa7f1EsnsEy, = =. Racine, Wis,
!Io Inos; y: y Menassr, Alderly, Wis.
5. Heath. MenashA, Wis
Miss Eliza Murphy, Beloit, Wis.
G. .A4entzennergeE, KcnoshA, Wiz.
Mr9. ELS Hone. Eden, Mich.
, 1861-10-09
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EvEHNe, Oct. s, 1851.
The following table sloEs the receipts and ship
merits Of leading articles of produce du1ing the
past week, and einca the let Of January with COM
paratiye statistics:
, 1861-10-09
THE CITY.

PERSONAL---VERY.. Joseph Howe, Of Halifax,
n. g., and Atto,ney General Archibald Of CAM
ada we're upen Chsuge yesterday.
, 1861-10-09
- -GaneEal DxNAt No. l..
HEADQUARTERS, xoHEH1aT 18sr11c1soF rz1Ho1s.
Car nous1Ai, .Cxrciao,3

QAH8K0T H. l.
urAnor.orrn, v.,m1.,- ---s-.,--.ow -4-,-,<,
.r..;, ne;.,a7 4; .f.n1iao
Octobe. & ISL.
:: By order OF Governor Yates, Coumander.tu-
Chief, separate Kli}sty District, far Northaln
Illinois, has been established, with headquasters
at Chicago, with camp OF rendezvous and in
etructioR. -
Comfortable barracks have been constructed for
the troops, and recruits viii be furulshed with
r.rn md ,,,,+ - 20 49, ~ s1s:t,,1- -.
fnft1nctfcn vo1rnts... ~, -. .sea,va5 -, .o.
:n,n,e.. a. IN acns5. ~ n,s,-a. -ac-,,t. ps..a..
in The cttv es;.n - ,,n1,taa- .,,1 ,aro-+ 49,,
se,vea At oH,.. ~ pao.s =, MAJ h.1a,--
snnth w.ta. 1.-e.. - 1.sa -,;71 - r".as.,.t.
With mas. ovo- ~ fhgoooo nv par1uav ~ ~
camn. Persons IN +t co,,1t-v 1xho xvfah ~ v,1u-,
ter, either by companies OF. squsds, will CON-
mnn{cate With these headquarters, when they will
ne furnished with passes to Chicago, and thence
to camp. AL persons are prohibited from recruit
ing IN this Military District to go into regiments
out OF this State.
By order of
JosRPu f. TUCKER, Colonel Com,
IL O. H1Ga1as, Adjutant.
benef4l Ordef NO. ..
dfAD2UARTkhs, aasa. LIT BoESdAs, = sa,
By order Of Governor Tates, the troops now in
Chicago. are to be consolidated In this CAMP
Commanding officers will therefore report at these
ne4o4ua.s 1ue Atnaoe1 auo eouai'ioA VI taef
.omlnau @.u - soon - posslp'e' "neu posil'on IN
''1op "N1 p.s W asneo laeA''
os o1ue1 "
~ 9osaEa q. to'AhA' eolone' oom'
~ niooias' a'1a'aat'
~ One hundred recrnits wanted for Cat
Dye's Comnanv of sharn sbootera Col ~
ons. sos' eap1' use Las peea oatnor-
- :. ta4es oo1npaus 1ol lms Ieslnsat' a1a mas
oPene" ~ oAlse AZ NULL No' =. hlngsDRfy b1ock,
u .Aanooipn' ost"eea t0AlA anu oeafooln st1ee1s,
,ol .sesa41ns' "Ae'e Epee'"eh VI oof fanss mas
~ 6een' oeSt"
Books, Rocks.
Who WartE good books at half prieef One Of
the finest Etocks OF books west Of New York CITY
W. W. LIZ np4u pS - - 80 1~.o.e t'.n'
aeos, "t.as ~, lns al .ost " luz
a.,sa 1,o1,.. - W. YOU eAoiss as 3oal
~ piAee oooao "ithoos jeTeifY, pooks Will
cfoee out Iase stocE, and similar opportunity
WILL probably never Occur again in this part Of the
country. Remember the Old stsld, 118 Randolph
, 1861-10-09


The Sabbath School Convention meets at
the Second Presbyterian Church, ut 10 o'clock
this morning, the notice in our issue Of yes
terdsy having been erroneous.
The morning will be occupied with the Or
ganization, appointment Of committees, and
addresses frcm friends of the cause. The ST:
ternoon viii be devoted to the discussion Of
suitable topics to be presented by the Business
Committees. The evening will be spent In
general exercises, and addresses By dIstin-
guished speakers from abroad.
Quite number Of delegates have already
arrived, md the Convention will prove Of
more than usual interest. The public are in
Elted to attend all the exercises. Those going
In the evening should start in season, as We
predict an oGerhowing house.
, 1861-10-09

CAxr IFs1RuCToR-Lteut- John c, Lonc,
of the Sth regiment Of 9. 8. regulars, hss
been ordered to Camp Douglas as military
instructor.
, 1861-10-09

HEAvT PURCHASE OF HrpEa-Within a
few days past an agent for heavy firm in
esrman5 las purchased upwards Of $S5.000
rerth of hides in this city and shlrped them
&c that country.
, 1861-10-09
NJ a r r / Il d.

In this city, On the 9th inst By the Rev Robert IT,
Patterson. Br. WILLIAM HENRY PETTY and Mis-
ANNIE EL1zA NkWLHN NDs. 81 CT Chicago.
In this city, the Sth LIST, at the South Prasb7te
of Jeter.onylle, Id, and Miss MATILDA BRAD.
LEY. OF thia cftF.
, 1861-10-09

MARINE TNTEaLKGEECE.
Here from HNsry %.

| VESSELS P4ss1SG TnEoCGu TIE WElLAxn
| CASsL-We arr indebted to capt. E. P DuEr for
the following lis: Of vessels passing through the
, 1861-10-09
Lind Medical Department.

We have a1readv a1,uded n on,. ,r.,,rru,
to tie approaching commencement os s, 1sotn-as
in the Rush Nea,ca1 College ana mo- o.1, ~
teution to the claims Of its vonnrer h,t aaas
iGaipg ccupeer. the Medica1 nen,rtnen+ ~
the Lind University. The onen7no 1actn-s ~
its third Winter session viii he de1iverea m
Monday, the 18th inst.
The Facn,tv of th;s 1ns,,tnt,o, ;, o,.n.za
yell t,ou, to-onr ,,t77on. a.s ,e.. 80
oueh1y and fayorab]v 20 the nrotssaion~pros. ~ s.r
NJ q Dar;. E,dmnna s,a-a.. ~.
son, ". II. B7ford. and T =. Ho,,iater hsrina
filed chaira in stthe Rn.1,, and t,ndraa co,'
1eees. The other memhera ~ +ha ~ Faoa1ra ~ ~. w..
Drs. R. NJ rshsm fsn,gaon of Nar;,a uos1,to1>
AS. Macarthur NJ e Tav1or r M.hla p,
D.. Horaca Wsraner and = a s,aora 1proF
of Maa;,a1 Ir-;.n~15snoa, N'AA' y '''
, 1861-10-09

ARRIVED 49,. Oet.7,
Au1azoIh, Morris, i uGN bu corr, 46 bu oats
Ccasnr. LuSa1le, 5.1Sl bu cora.
BaEccr Sts.e, L.Sslle, s 329 bu corn.
Asia 1aSalIe, SEQ bu corn
America, lASalle, s, cC8 bu corn.
Stbastopol, Ipckport, 4,Tu0 bu cora.
LCckpt1t. IecEport, QUO hu corn, $50 5Sis i1o1r.
Portland. Lockport. 2,5p0 bu corn, $50 b1 tye.
George Lockpoft, 5,G11 bu co1n.
Humboldt Lockport. ? Go0 bu corn, 900 hu wheat.
Ito hr.s -four.
y Cooley. Lockpuzt, ,s:39 b1 co7n.
Rail Splitter, Lockpcrt. 4,1tD bu corn,
Edi1hllrx., Loek pert. s 5O1 bu Germ
Sultan, Lcckport, 5.10o bu corn
Prairie Chief, Ottawa, 4,0u0 bu corn.
Ontario. Ottawa. 8 010 bu c,,rr, 2 Ot) Il. 1hsat.
Lioncss, OTTAWA. 5000 bn corr.
EaG..er State, Ottawa 100 Dn wheat, 100 hn seed.
Pre- g7rss. Ottawa, 5 500 bu corn.
Mary Emory, 600 bu corn, 600 bu wheat
-.-. CLEARED
] E Decker, Du Page.
G< neral Mcclellan, LaSa1lc. q bis salt.
a,riI gto7, Mattetllss, 900 ssaylz sud Ii: s5iay.
Erwin, LockpcTt.
r E Goctell. Ottava.
IaEthc, Dn PIge,
Investigator. athens.
A1nszanfa. Morris.
Paragon, Ottawa, 60 brIs sa1t,
, 1861-10-09

Ihis tine body Of men, now encamped at
camp Webb, Wrieht's Grove, Col Wilson COM
maldirg, are rendering most efficient service
in the construction Of the barracks st. the
ntW Camp Of Instruction. Yesterday, one
hundred and fifty Of the regiment were busily
engaged, and today another platoon is detailed
to construct the officers quarters. The men
are thereug mechanics, and are finishing up
their work in rapid and effective manner.
The Staff Of the Regiment is organized q
, 1861-10-09

TEE OFFICES idatea for Offices are
becoming plenty. Among others We notice
1 a! 7. B. Garter, Esq, one Of our Oldest and
most reliable citizens, has been requested By
his friends to allow hts name to be used for
the of1ice Of County Clerk.
, 1861-10-09
FAfntWofths& CAvMIfys
The following gentlemen were elected field
s><9Jnars ~ Tarrawr-&f,1a nrornona OF a.

officers Of Fa1nsworth's Drsgoous, at st.
Charles, yesterday:
Co1one1-John F. Farnswp1th.
Lieut.. ColoEel-Willi1n Gsnbeu.
Fi5st AdjoF-Capt. C1endenin.
Second " Capt- Beveridge.
Third II Capt Conklins.
Chdp1din-Rey. ME. Maitland.
~ Recruits for Capt. Bsoo4's Company will
pleste report their names to Camp Webb and
passes Inl be sent by return mail. oct81W
P1AEos.--H yon wish to buy or rent eptAno, 70
to n. #. Kimbeu's, % ClA1k st1eet. sep9sa6t
, 1861-10-09

TIE PgAcH TRADK-Few people have anv
fdea Of the ezormous traffic in peaches during
tie present season between st. Joseph and
Chicago. The following table gives the num-
ber Of boxes and baskets of this choice fruit
brought By o1c propeller aone-the Lady
Franklin:
, 1861-10-09

bopf REcovERED.-Ths body Of the unfor-
tunasc msn, Jacob Khma, who WAS drowned
! few days since By walking off the Van Bu-
zen street bridge into tie river, was recovered
yesterday near the spot where he fell An in
guest was held by the Coroner which de9el
ered, however, nothing il addition to the facts
heretofore published.
, 1861-10-09

AnR1rEp-Ieut. G. n Willard, Of Co. A,
Chiesgo Light ARTILLERY, arrived In this city On
Monday night. Lieut.. ". had the misfortune
10 have his arm broken By kick from s
vicious horse He hopes, however, to rejoln
his command In Paducah, Kentucky, in a
few dayE.
, 1861-10-09

" One hundred recruits wanted for Cat.
Dyes Company Of Sharp Shooters, Col. J. ".
Birge commanding. Capt. Dye has been author
lied to raise company for this regiment, ard has
opened an Office at Room No. !, KIngsbury Block,
CT Randolph, between Clark and Dearborn streets,
for recruiting, where specimen Of QUE rifles msy
be seen. oe5-1w
, 1861-10-09

NAVAL sToRES-Spirits Tnrpantine, $a.oo;
Tar, $6.oo@6 80; Pitch, $6 50@7.oo7 Rosin, f5.25
@5 G0-the market firm with an adTanclng ten
deTcy.
COOPERAGE- Flour barrel BtaTes and headings,
S. Oon650 q thousand c1rc1ed headings, 4a@5c
2 set; packing barrel slaves and headings, $14oo
. thousand; Hckory Poles, s1s.oo@s0o 2 thou
eand packing barrels, eo@1.oo
CoAI-There is very little doing By the cargo.
The following are the retail prices, delivered:
Anthracite Egg Coal. 2 ton. 10
Erie and BEiar Hill, 500
Illinois, 3 ton -----e..---......-.-.. 50
YOoD-There ia good demand for cargoes Of
Beech and Maple, at s4a5@4so. Hickory il
scarce and in demand at $5a5@559. The follow
ing are the retail prices IN the yards:
Beech, 2 cord.
maple, = CoIu- 6-q0
Hickory, D cord 6x51
CHICAGO .& NORTHWESTERN RAnwA1.-Below
Is 8 statement Of the earnings for the month end
ing Sept. 90, 1861:
$06 Ji9SS
1asesAAseAe+s. IL ,SS6 S.
E.AE4eEo-
22o0A 1,695 81
Corresponding month iS6o. 6o....,.... 4 e q q
N~eSse- '-'......''........$ $ls 1N 64
, 1861-10-09
Cclonel-J. II. WILSON,.
L.Co:orel-JoHN WooD,
Anjor-M, P. WooD.
-Adjutant-GEo. B. WILSON.
Quarte1mRsIer-WM. GoLpAY,
-Ats1stant DO. Gro. c. Moss.
Assistant SltEeon-- EEAFP.

Col. Wilson has seen service before, having
been connected with the First Massachusetts
Fufi1eer Regiment during the Florida War.
Major Wood Was formerly Master Mechanic
CT the New Albany q Salem Railroad, and is
one Of the best mechanics in the country,
The regiment now numbers seven companies,
embracing about six hundred men. Three
more companies are expected this week. The
men sre from Ohio, Wisconsin, Indiana and
Michigan, and are all mechanics. As they're.
celVe extra pay, and are already at work for
the Government, strong Inducements are pre-
scented for enlistment. We hare 10 douht
that the regiment will soon be full, and when
full viii be one Of the best regiments for it's
peculiar duties in the service.
, 1861-10-09

~ Go to dinner It Bryan Hall on Wednes-
dcy, Thursday and Friday, sud let your wife
AID Bridget Eaye . chance to clean house, and
Il It is not pleasant 9! home il the evening,
las Of course it viii not he, with the house all
in ecnfosicn, and your wife assisting at the
Fair,) SO spend your evenings thare, and take
tuTper ut ard with the fair. Forego your ci-
gars and beer for one day aud give the cost to
tbs orphans.
, 1861-10-09

The Convention again assembled at P. n
At the opening Of the session, the
Committee on the appointment Of Directors
Of the Chicago Theological Seminary made
their report, as follows;
, 1861-10-09

E The Rev. E. Anderson, Chaptain Of
the s7ih Illinois regiment (Col White) is cx-
pected 10 asrlve in Chicago to-day. Any small
packages CT Letters that friends Of the boys
Fish to forward 10 them he Will glsdly take
asek with him, free Of charge. Articles left
=t the TRIBUNE cfice VII be handed oye. to
*hc Chaplain When he calls for them. The
regiment Eas ct B7onv;l!e ct last accounts.
, 1861-10-09

PERsoHA-Hcn. J. Howe, Secretary Of
State, Neva Scotia; Hon. d G. Archibald,
Attorney General, Nova Scotia: Hon. ].
McCul1y, Railway Commissioner, Province
Nova Scotis; D. P. Phelps and lady, syra-
c-se, n. Z; a. Tenney, New York; A. Whit
n@y and mother, Niagara Falls; n Il. Glee-
son and lady. Boston; DR.. Waldo Lincoln,
Worcester, Mass: E. P. Philips and lady,
Boston; snd N. Q. Brandt, Richmond, Ind,
IRE stopping ct tie fremont House.
, 1861-10-09

SHERMAN HorsE.-We note the following
amorg the arrivals st the Sherman:
Gen. Hamilton, e. s. A; E. n Gilbert, Esq,
Ut:ca, n. T., President Michigan Southern
Railroad, J. D. Campbell, Superintendent
Michigan Southern Railroad; George C. Tall
naan, Esq, Utica. n. T.; George ". Thayer,
Esq, President Exchange Bank, Bosom; 7.
]. Haldefman, Esq, Ciacianai; H Z. Shell
don, E=q., Connecticut; L. G. Pratt, Esq,
Peoria; Gel E. B. Taylor, Illinois; J. C.
Cattrey, Esq, and family, st. Louis; ]. Jay
Knox, Esq, ST. Paul; 4. Il, Kellner, Esq,
Guttenberg; n A. Finch, Esq, Mayv1lle,
Ky; VIM n Creary, Etq., Pittsburgh; B.
Carpenter, Esq San Francisco.