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norEgotatsgn$ a q ss g2ss M ai ~ "s a9SSt
euTrency, ~Rleas 0tser1rise stated.
WEDNESDAY EvENua, August Is, 1851.
FREIGHTs- -SteadY-The engagements were:
prop S Gaisas, big Banner, sehia White Cloud,
Shook and Torrent, corn at 13c.
FL0UR-Receiyed, 1888 brle :; shipped, 1890 brls.
sCampbel's' white winter at s4:75 on track; 80
iris s. Carbondale'' do at q 81 del 60 brls ELI
hart red winter st s. S. del; 1o0 brs Jsness1lle
del :; Sss bis Iagnoiia'' At $s1o del; q brls
del; 10o hrls sLoeh LeVen' at s. IS del; = bIla
at st S deJ 1Co bTls i Chicago Mills, at $ s. DEL
I0 brls MOHAWK, st $s6o del: 100 bfls s. "E1gle,, e.
at $as9 del; 100 b1ls Dartto1d, at S$65 DEL ioo
"a Is del; 10 bis tElgin City 1t $ S del, 10
Si!{, q ssfo de1i 80 81 soedwip's inPeria...
t1a On p. t.; 100 br1s " Superior at s. 50 deli 900
brls Princeton City st $3- SO del; 40 bEls War.
neI On P :; 81 b1ls sandwish r. a :. g FL Is DEL; 3ao
extra at Sa5 Del; 100 bfls winter auperdne at
So IS del; Sc brls do at $500 del 30 brls good su
R5ns + E 9 q t1esf m e7 & Soea Ss .
WHEAT-Reeeiyed, 3O9 9s3 bu; shipped, 50.3s6
bn. Winter advanced .1@sc- Spring advanced
5xs WErEEmo By No red u .sa store =! :tar A. s
Sc: 10 b. do ct esKc: so9o bn Do at SOC; 5000
b7 do st 7Oc. SPRNG-1, 500 bu No, 1 spring in
sS:e s. IL o i p d At ba g ea at dG ss s
Nc No. spriog II store st So; 5000 bu do st 5s1e;
DO At 6oXc; 2,0o0 bo do at 6ic; 100 bu rejected
in store at 45c 4e0 bu do at dc; 800 bu do at
43c; 1860 bu do at 50c-
at sc On track; 333 bags and Is bags red at 75c;
eco bags No. red st 7sc; $50 bags spring By asu-
re coRN-Reeatsed, 81 n 74ss bu; shipped, 10000
bu- Market 6rtner. Sales II, 900 bu canal mixed
at aaoat q oo9 bu Do a. FEC aoat: q - y GEO
DXe; 1000 pn do It &c; Is coo bu do at a14c !;
500 bn do At a1Hc; so bu July receipts At kac !;
1000 bn yellow IN store 1t sc; 1000 no rejected
o4Ts-KxsssIyed, 1918 bu. Market dun and
n9%F RYRecaggf = aa3gidS4 IN bn Market oplst SHES
100 6n Nc il stere Il IS.
BARLEY--Reeeiyed,s s75 bu. Dull and nominal
y TiaoTHY idtfE1 sREp-necetved, 1oe,ssl NJ. Mar
ket dull Sales, Is bags prime at 81 IS; 80 bags do
| ct q 80; 11s bags good at e1z5; 70 bags do at
$HIGHw1NEs-Reeei7ed 4ss hels. Market very
| duh. and noninally lower Country wines offered
| freely at 13c, lehouf buyers:
| ALEQHOI-Du1 ard nominal at Sc.
| MESS PORK-Nomina1 at FL
LARD-pun and nominal at f@74c-
Il H1bEEsteady. f5E.s M Dry Flint, sx@ac; Dry sa,t
Cd, &c; Green Sailed, 44@5e; Gneen Country, 81
Sales, 175 MS and IL aeeces common to Il blood at
APPLEs-h good supply and market easier
Sales Is brls common Illinois at $3.50; 10 btl:
PEACHEk-in Better supply and lower. Sale:
Of 800 baskets Southern niinels at esk@1:oo Eo'
Michisan * pesches @ are rel besgiSning si to m arrive. m ~
PE4RScommon 81. 75&b2.76 Per bu. Choic'
, 1861-08-29

sALEs OF ILLINOIS CATTLE.
B WestheImer, 81 Illinois, at SIC. Average,
1900.
VIM selgeI, Is Illinois, at s. % per 100. Ave
rage 1850.
III English, 10 Ill, at 31c p H.. Az 11G0 bs-
Catr q Bette, 50 prime Ill. Ut $50 2 nd. Ave-
rage 1850 hs.
" A Burcbard, 81 I'll, at $5a.5o . hd. Average
1850 1ne.
P pykeman, 10 prime III, st 4Ac y u. Average
t415 ibs-
Aiso, 10 fair do, at SO . 100. Az 1880 Fbs-
Reed Marquette, 66 prime heavy III, at DC = b.
Average 1919 Es.
Hosbury & Coon, 81 good u. at s;<c = b. AT
erage 1900 fos.
Also, 16 do do. fat, at 3s<c = D. Ar 1900 bs.
4 Danube, Is II. at &c . y. Av 1875 rbs.
Also, IL light do, At IS 80 q tG0 lbs. Av 100 1bs.
HoGs-Vefy little demaud outside OF what is re-
guired By the butchers for their Etalls There arc
no stores On sale, and gtt}1 fed are scarce. We
quote corn fed at 34B3zc q u, A lot Of prime
illinois, averaging I'll lbs, was cold at SIS = D.
Erene1g journal.
, 1861-08-29
MARINE INTELLXGENCE.

Passed pErBor.-The following vessels hsve
z,assed this port eince yesterday noon:
Up-P,ops Iron City, Plymouth, Mayh2Eer;;
Hibbsrd, st. Paul, Zephyr. Wa1rus Moselle, Affair,
DoTn-Pzop Cu5ahoss; sehrs Exchange, Caro-
line Marsh, c. G. Rutts--IastTost 9sI5Rne.
Passed DE7Ro1r, Aug. 1.-Bonnd Up-Peops
Me, City Of MADISON. Major Anderson, Racine ;
Colorado, Sunshine, White Sqoall. W Ogden,
Kenoeha, Walker.
Bound Down-Prop Fountain City, On1ar Pasha;
bark Sam Ward; eehf Exchange, Caroline Marsh,
G Butts, Keteauna.
Coz11s1oE.-The stesmet Forester, bound for
Buffalo, last evening, In the place Of the Forest
Queen. coIItded with the schooner " Hubbard,
near Maiden. The damages to the steamer vera
Of 50 serious nature ae 70 compel her to return
to port. Her etern and bow were completely
store in. snd had she been ont in rough weather
she urd doabtedly vo7ld have gnee to the bottom.
The echoons.'s damages will probably not exceed
*S0Q,-Def7p{t AdpeFs3<eT, 58{k,
, 1861-08-29
New York Cattle Market.

NEW {oBK, Aug. 2S.-There YVES 3 large falling
of in receipts Of beef cattle at Aletton's Washing
ton droye.yard this week. and this oecasioned n
active demand, under which prices advanced fully
halfa cent per pound, ranging from GH to S75c per
pound. Tie general Cling prices are ~ to 7I0
&C. The quality Of offerings was good and there
were but few inferior cattle in the yards and but
8, ,2ss quotations, 1st quality = cwt ss@91o or
dirary 750@9 common $7@7 50; inferior S6@7-
Veal calves continue In good request and prices
rule fr1ner. Sheep aud lambs were in plentiful
supply and the market was cu1l at "a 25D4 50 q
head. Swine sold at rsnge Of az to 43{c for COM
mon ard stin-fed. Rece1pts-sheepa and lambs IL :
1853. EWine ,aa4
, 1861-08-29
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. .Aug. q, 1851.
Rnb7t Holmes, Ottsws, 500 bn eorn, 1S2 bu wheat.
Lockport, Athens, 500 bu corn.
Sunshine, Ottowa, 5, ,4G1 bn corr
Ianthe, On Page. 4,500 bu corr.
Gihra,ter, La Sale, 6,500 bu coEu.
Bsdger State Ottawa 5600 bu corn, go It flooring.
Rnrnb8u. Ia Sale, 80 tens coal
Wing and Wing, L. Sale, 4.612 bu corn.
Sultan, Ottawa, E,0Q4 hu com.
Asia, La Sails. 5, 100 b9 coEn
P Dodge, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn, d bn seeds.
George Washington, Utica, $3.50 bu cora1 La bu
wheat.
Empress. La SsI1e+ 5,454 bu corn.
Tronbadour. Lcckpo IT. 600 BIZ oats, 50 bras high
#ipea> LEGO bu WhPst.
Caesar, Lcekpost, go bu eorn-
CLEARED. Aug. u.
Cufhmau, Ottawa, Light. ~.
g,ea, a:nta' a1a n iah isah Is sI Bis hishWfnes
Unioniat, OttsWa, light.
Laura Ann, Ottawa light.
GLASGOW, ottawas aos1 ns ndse, s15o ns marble.
Clarlett, Morris, light.
G Morton, Morris, light
Josenhfne. Kaukakee light.
+ a Hictrv Du Page IS $50 It lumber, 19A N 1atn.
pnpbntH,. La 8aue, N lumber.
Planet. III Sale 33 SO # lumber. 46 n shingles.
MOuud City, Lockppft, light
Reso1ute, Athens and retnrn, 1000 cedar posts, 80
ytfe ruble stone.
Adelta, Joliet, ,091 It lumber-
, 1861-08-29

BEEvEs-There is a falling OF in the supply.
compared with last week, Of 80 head. and a
marked decline n the ayeEage quaity The raj, j;
drove In. makes a total Of 2942 on sale enough
for one week during the dog days. The decline si il
pricez Id the New York market last week 1s tet.
here. and buyers have thirgs pretty much their
OWL way. The quality Of the cattle this week is
wretched, the worst that Ia. been here this year,
three quarters ot the osripEs psing poor TIN,
parlly accounts for the depression in the
market. Althongh. there are 200 head lsss
exception Ct the best two drovcs, have fallen
off 4c fum last weeks low .rates. There being
go lew good here this class brought futl last
weeks rates, and n some cases, the best bunch Of
I'll. brought 4Hc 2 b. i've weight, which Is Ger
t1om which it is eridens that If the offerings hsd
been any falling off u prices, az this quality was
equally sought for But few Of the drovers will
come out whole this time, and many will lose
nom 81 to $ 2 head; We know ct one who loses
ing two weeks in buying 50 Indianas, and bringing
them down here, loses $500.
The Cattle were from the different States and
Canada in the following numbers:
, 1861-08-29
MARINE LIST.
r RT OF CHI g a & O d.

ARRIVED. August Is.
Prop Tonawanda, Palmer, Buffalo, II brls high
wines, lot mGze.
Prou Barber, Brown, Graud Haven. 10 M lumber.
Prop Galena, Steele Buffalo, 500 brls salt, lot Of
p1cp Cen taylor, Mckay, Buffalo.
Brig Seyn our, Clela1d, Penetang ngu1sh1ue, 15o N
schr Lady Jsne. Ingalls, Little FONT Sable, 50 N
lumber, 25 n shingles,
Sehr mariner, Ramsey, She boygan, 12 eds wood,
II N lumber, 6A N shingles.
Schr Geo Davis, Scott, Milwaukee.
Schr Torrent, Ps3ngle. Buffalo, LOCO br1s salt.
Schr Hans CrcckeT, Fitzgerald, Colborne, 270 n
lumber from Green Bay.
schr n Il Hipsdale, Brown, st Joseph, Is eds
wood.
CLEARED. August 28-
Prop Potomac, Gebhard, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn,
800 brls -four 100 kegs butter, 10000 lbs
lead. --.
Prop Tonawanca, Palmer: Buffalo, q, 200 bu corn,
LOO brls -four, mdze-
Prop Empire, Richardson, Og1eusbutgh, 10 0N bu
Prop barber, Brown, Grand River. .-..
Prop Gen Taylor, Mckay, Ontonagon, 16, 500 bu
cats, 2,4e0 bu corn.
Bark E G L, Etubbs, Buffalo, 5000 bu corn.
Schr Auin, Wat1ng, W1lkinson's Pier.
Schr " Hiuadale, Brown, st Joseph.
Schr Queen Of the Lakes, Goodearle, Kingston,
I5,0G bu wheat.
Schr Geo Davis, Scott, Bnfalo, II 800 bu ca1n.
Sch1 Lady Jane, ingalls,, Point Sable.
, 1861-08-29
The State Fair Grounds.

The location Of the State Fair at Brighton,
where 1t is to open sn the 9th Of September,
is most happy compromise between the city
and the country, accessible from either, and
that without ohtruding the confusion Of city
scenes and streets upon the Fair and Its St
tendarts, biped and quadruped Here the
farmers can como with their own vehicles, and
On the broad, green verge Of our city enjoy
quiet camping ground; and from the city. oy
railroad and river, and by street vehicles fof
the latter choice Of several excellent streets
offering delightful drive.
We visited the Fair Grounds yesterday
morning, and found much progress to be re-
ported since our last notice Of these grounds.
The enclosure Of EIGHTY ACRES in extent Is
The finest imaginable in roomtness for the sew
eral features Of the Fair. There will be no
crowding this time.
Of the stalls and buildings erected, It must
he said as whole, that good judges pro-
| nornce them the best eyer erected for any
| State Fair in the West. This is an abundant
guarantee Of the intention OF the managers oi
thexe Fair Grounds to make these exhibitions
permanent and annual
THE AMPHITHEATRE,
The leading structure In location and SIX
Is the Amphitheatre, an arc Of a circle 3o4 feel
long On It's inner side, with bank Of seven
teen seats, In the rear Of and shove which ex
tends promenade seventeen feet high, twelys
feet broad, and three hundred and thirty feet
| in length, overlooking the entlre grounds
The a1uphitheatre ID rooted and Is well and
compactly built under the supervision o
jacob Harris, Esq, The rear Of the amphi
theatre Is devoted to eighteen reheahmen
| booths each Is BY 50, Of which the bank o
eeats ferns the ceiling.
TIE BUILDINGS.
The first Of row Of structures extending
a}one the northern front Of the grounds,
In the shspe of Roman Cross, giving accom-
modations for the Preaident's Office, Editor
Hall snd Telegraph ONES.
Ne1t eset Is the Business Office, rs By 8
feet and 12 feet high. The Ticket Office Is
r the right OF the northern entrance to th
. Erouada.
E The two Eating Houaes arc each 80 by Q
+ built At right apglea to each othsx, Aad th
e corner angle k allied sys bae. This fsatus
Of the Fair, tie eating Aoases, srs In the CO..
, 1861-08-29
MONETARY,

WEDNESDAY EVENING, lang. 25, 1Bbl.
There is continued good demand for currency,
and which ia still ecarce, and the market for East
EN- exchange was dull and heavy at par to X per
cent prem. In some cases it was rather diff
cult matter to eel exchange at parse great was
the pressure on the market. Gold is still scarce,
and in demand at A@1& per cent. prem.
NEW YoBK STOCK MARKET.--The following are
to-daY's quotations OF stocks and bonds In New
, 1861-08-29

DOUGLAS BH1GADE.-The1e were thirteen
hundred men at Camp Douglas yesterday.
Colonel Stuart, the officer commanding yes
teraay, Issued orders for consolidating several
ccmra1ies rot filed up, and for holding com.
pare elections. Several companies have acct
ced to this order With good grace, and others
will do &c, and by tonight TIE first regiment |
in this fine brigade will be made up Of filed |
companies.
TIE men are In excellent heslth. There
were only ten on the sick List yesterday, and
70 se,ioua casee. They are making excellent
progress in drill, considering that they have
no arms, the late order Of Gov. Yatss having
taken away even the scauty supply Of one
hundred ard fifty old regulation muakets col
1ected with great trouble for instruction in
the manuel. AS it is now at Camp Douglas,
the sentine1s have only clubs, and there Is not
. shooting iron in the camp.
This is to be regretted, as two hundred mus
| Eets, if 1o nore could be had, would answer
| . me st valuable end, for instruction purposes,
and the time lost is most valuable, especially
fer troops that month hence may be in the
| field in actual eeE7iee.
The YATES PHA1ANx-The drills at Camp
Mather a,e under the disadvantage above
nsmed, get CoL Light and his officers are de-
ing their best, ard putting their men through
their facings and moyements> in excellent
| style. There was one man standing sentry
with an old musket without lock, and that
vas the cnly frearm we saW in the camp.
The tents are coming to hand much more
slowly than the N En-, aud get perhaps all pos
eible haste is being made. Two hundred new.
" arrived men Of the Pha1anx slept under the
| eky for tent night before last, and were to
| do the same last night. A few days more. and
the Committee promise that there will be
tents enough. The Yates Phalanx, 80 it's off
GERS say, would be 1nll by Saturday Of this
week, If there were tents and blankets ready
for the men as they arrive.
TIE NORTHWESTERN RIFLE REGIMEyT.-
Col. KnobIes1orf1's camp is probably to be
considered permanent camp. tha buildings
being well arranged and substantial, and aao-
ther regiment will probsbly at once s1cceei
the Northwestern Rifles in their occupancy
CAMP WEBB.-An the above named camp
are in the southern suburbs Of the city. Col
Whites Fremont Rifle Regiment occupies
beautifully located camp On the northern cit.
limits in Wright'a Grove. All visitors to thi
camp express themselves enthusiastically il
praise Of The men snd their appearance, the,
tavirg been picked with exceeding care
There are no 1owdies In the camp. quie
! and order are the rule Most Of them, indee
l the overwhelming majority are farmers son
! from the country. In one company sixteen c
: the priyates themselves are the owners c
, 1861-08-29


We take the following from the Ffeeport
Journal Of Tuesday. It seems to come under
the head Of Bills Payable.
a man by the name Of Bills, representing
the house Of II. 81. Norton & Co., Chicago,
was At Davis on Friday of last week, collect
ing, and took oecasion to say that the South
was right, and he hoped they would succeed,
&C. Alter be left town, the boys who had
volunteered heard Of his expressions and
started IN pursuit. They o7e5hau1ed him
about . mile cut, and told. him they under
stood he was . secessionist- He eaid he
Was. They took him back to Davis, when he
claimed the protection Of Rev. Mr.. Spencer,
but Br. Spencer informed him, that no msn
must look to him for protection who uttered
such sentiments. The boys then made him
take the stars and stripes and march through
town to the tune OF the Rogues march. He
then made good Union speech, recanting all
the sentiments he had before uttered; after
which he Was takan 10 the hotel and furnish
ed with supper. After supper, he was march
ed to the cazs with martial music, made to
salute the American flag with three hearty
cheerf, and then put abosrd the cars for Free
port We hare not heard Of him here, and
naturally conclude that his pat 1otlsm tor the
| South does not burn as fergantly as it did.
, 1861-08-29

R.tes az sF1ner eh1 F. fdyeFpool lie enssEenants
incinds ieao5a hu. G3rn il ba1k and hags 1t 9x
@l0d Is ;Soe ba whest: chiefly tn ahtp's bag, IS
104@1o4d; / 600 hr1s hoar e y 1d&R1a 14a, TO
Ion1uu-1b mo bn wheat 1t lid In bulk; $50 hE1H
-four at y Ill: snd, per etesncs, 14Qoo bu. Wheat
In bags At sd 10 GlazRsw-13.Q0o ba. Wheat
In th1pfn hays 1t 1M.
, 1861-08-29
A. Penny NulEAnce<

Editors Cn1cago Ir1bune:
There are circulating here large number
Of copper cards for whisky saloons, tobacco
shopF, shoe chops, candy stores and the like,
which are passed Oft for the value Of q. 8.
cein. The Post-efhce pays them out also.
a person feels nettled ut receiving them, and
mean in paying them out
Now Messrs. Editors, propose that the
nuisance be abated right away (as well as all
national eyils). It is none the less an evil be-
cause small and I would therefore suggest
that ne people e6 Us city 5ise IN thst might @
Monday, September I'd, they will neither re-
ceive OF pay ont any coins but such as have
the "image and supersc1iption Of Uncle
sam, Or some other legitimate government.
What 60 you say? LAKE. STREET.
, 1861-08-29
The Champion DE1Il.
Editors Chicago Tribune;

Editors Chicago Tribune:
There having arisen question regard
ing the company drill for the prize
baaner to be awarded at the ap.
preaching State Fair, allow me to suggest
that aDy company offering for exhibition drill,
will please to announce to the chairman OF the
Awarding Committee the particular tactics
the company choose to drill under, when the
Committee will confpe them expressly to that
drill, and judge them accordingly.
WIN Il. VAN EPFE,
President III. State Ag. Society.
, 1861-08-29

The following letters. detained IN the Chicago
Post Office, for pcstaee, will be forwarded to ths
Dead Letter once, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call at :ha room of
the Dead Letter Clfrk, up stairs:
Csc. R. Chsttenden. Chicago, Illinois.
Duct. E. F. GAIr1Eo1s -
Miss Locke, " VI
" Fl. johnson, ~ "
L. Bent dict. - -
2. J. Stolb1a1d, Sycamore,
Mary Ana CusgroVe, Springfield, ~
Bridget Nichols. CeuterF1Ae, ".
G. Webster, Fort Madison. Iowa.
E. T. Johuson, A1roIa. ca.
Vim. 3. WalEh, San Francisco, Cal.
Letters enclosed In o!d style Government envel-
ope, not recognized In payment Of postage.
Wright. Sherman Il Co.. Chicago, Illinois.
G. d. Dickinson.
John Grant Clinton. se
). h. Fife, Dallas CITY.
Hpeh Allen. jeEeysanyllle. Ind
J. &, Hamilton, Fond du Lac. Wiz
Mr.. Car1ie s, Larzilfer, Clinton, Mich.
Miss Etta Robinson, Bcansfcrd, Conn.
, 1861-08-29
COMMERCIAL.

WxDrnspkx EyEHKa, August 49, 1881.
The following are the receipts and shipmenth for
the mast twenty four houfs:
nrM1pT6 LAg7 TFENTY-ToUH Noua8s
Flou., Wheat, Corn. Gsts, Rye, R'elJ
, 1861-08-29

Mario BX THE Latest HhAkH&sss
pB11ApKIFHIA FLOUR MARnET. aug. 5.-iae
bzeAastufa roazke. IL 6e7otd Of vitality, n4t theIe
held very drmiy. Int thefe IL serJ ltsle shipping
demsod, and t. only sales reported ne a4d nEls
western extra on private terms. AEd smsu loss 20
snnfv the Vants of he retailers and haksrz. ran-
etnx fpnn u Is to a 50 per brf foE old stock s1.
nefSae, 9A,NaS.11K tn recently and fresh ground
, 1861-08-29
Gbirago Grihu'1e
THURSDAY, AUGU5T 20, 1851.
TIE CITY

FosTAGE ETANTa.-The new style OF Govern
rcrt Postage Stsmps can be obtained at the Tar
1uEz OF-F1cE, 81 Clark street, au27tf
, 1861-08-29

NV ScHco1, HopsE.-The authorities OF
the town Of Jtf1er1 on aro building new
school house At cost of 81 .WV.
, 1861-08-29

Gas FwuRxs.-99ot009 wosth OF new styaes
mnst be sold within sixty days. t8a IAks etree*.
iya4S* r. NJ W11NAx1H,
, 1861-08-29

PIRz LAIIHa.-Ihe Peoples Gas Company
s1e laytrg large main On South Jefferson
street between Harrison ard Polk.
, 1861-08-29

EAT quantities of hay are
be,rg brought into the city from the prairies
10 she Southwest Of the city.
, 1861-08-29

HYDE PARE SKHHAHx.-The third year Of this
beautifully located Institution, commences On
the 9Th Of September. See advertisements
an2ax6t
, 1861-08-29

INVOLUNTARY BArn-A man named John
Bowl fill into the river Tuesday afternoon,
while ;ntcxieated, and WAS with difficulty
refcufa.
, 1861-08-29

E See advertisement Of 5000 to 5000
in to days Advertisements.
, 1861-08-29
The Union Defence Committee,

OFFICE CN1oT DEFKSCE Co4H1rTEE,}
Nos a and 46 State Street
This Committee holds daily sessions, for the
purpose Of considering and e1pediting the organ
fxAtion Of Companies, or Regiments volunteering
at this point Any information desired by parties
in the country, who w,sh to enlist In the service
Of the United States. win be promptly given On
application By letter or In person, to the Sec,eta-
II Of this Committee. an@6t
, 1861-08-29

Ne11cE.-Aoas- Coraln, lately Of Paris, has en-
Gagged Of G. Mirasole, his rooms for two days Of
each week, for the purpose Of giving Instructions
in dancing, the enBnIag Fsn and Winter.
, 1861-08-29

ITO. BE RENTED-The very de-
l. strsble Engrsh Basement Brick sad Marble
Front House, Bs1grave Terrace, No. ~ AsY s.re51
betweSa and Madison stEests rea minutes
Hot ana C5ld Water, and use Of stab.e Z desired q
II tAeEuas9 repatF ard Ein b rented !ow to choice
j.. NORTON, 100 westinghouse. oHea No. q
arItC
, 1861-08-29
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

Nora Quotations Of sazes gsrsn In tbs Adrket
Rxrort, are uade4stood to Dc for good conreTfihs
estTrency, sAleas Otherwise stated.
, 1861-08-29


Col, J. ". Wilson having received commission
from the Secretary of War to raise forthwith 8
Regiment Of Mechanic iFuaileets to be employed
for 1epsiring bridges, building fortifc.tiole and
all Fother mechanical works, to be enlisted for
three YEAR, or the war. all Captains and officers
musteT1rg Companies, viii please correspond with
Col. Wilson, st HeadanarteTa, No. e. South Wells
street. Opposite the Briggs Hons, where they will
be mustered into service. Parties wishing to lola
the above regiment will bear In mind that iorivates
receive an additional pay Of fifty cents per day
more than other yo1u11 GERS. By order Of
Coz, j. n. WusoS, Commander.
r. o. Box 1888.
r. s.-Mechanics or active 1aborers wishing to
enroll theiz names can do 80 by calling at head
quarters. II.
K2naza Brigade.
Commanded by Bf1g. GEL J. e. LANE.
RE{HU1rs FOB KANSAS ER1GADA.-Fuu Compa-
uiee tqnads or eingie recruits wanted for this
department Of service. Subsistence and trims
portstion viii he furnished, as eoon as reported
to me and accepted. No department of the SER
vice can be more inviting to the young men who
deeire 10 serve our common country. Arms and
equipments are ready for distribution on arrival
OF recruits st Fort LeaVenworth.
For information apply to James Il. Mills. Metro
polttan hotel, Chicago, to to the subscriber at
Moline, kcck Islald and Davenport, for TWO
W.eks- Il. E. SlcKLEs,
aug 212W* Recruiting Sergice < B.
, 1861-08-29

Acc1pEST.-A msn named James Eheahau
feu down pa!r Of stairs leading to saloon
IL TIE Ncrth Division, and fractured his thigh
bone, Sheah6n WIS intoxicated.
, 1861-08-29

~ Madame Vtctortne Holland, the great Nag
ne1ic Doctress, has located Healing Institute, at
No. 65 Wabash avenue, corner Of Wabash avenue
ana Randolph Ut. Consultation hours from Al.
tin3F,N, 1t
, 1861-08-29

MRS. MATT PEEL S A1N1sTREIs.-Thisp popu-
lar troupe viii reopen IL this city at Br7an
Hall On Monday evening, September 9th The
Csmpbens return to Chicago with Increased
AID uzsurpsssable facilities to delight and
exe31sn their 11htrnus.
, 1861-08-29

TIE L1GEr. FINGERED GENTRT.-On Mon
d4y night lady named Aepinwall, en- route
from st. Paul to Philadelphia, where sne 70
aides, had her pocket picked Of SIS in gold at
the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad cepot.
, 1861-08-29

- An shonld not fail to read the ADVERTISE
nent Of Prof. Wood IN to-day'a paper. mh-9y.
, 1861-08-29

FRE.-The alarm for the Sixth District
Tuesday afternoon was occasioned BY the
bursting Of flames from the root Of McCor-
uick's Reaper factory. The fire WIS extin-
guished with slight damage, by the workmen
Of the establishment
, 1861-08-29

NUHAxcE.-The Galena and Chicago Union
Railroad Company will be arraigned this
morning, at the 4rmory, upon the charge OF
obstrpcting certain streets IN the West DiVis'
, 1861-08-29
Rsnktpx system for ElltneIs.

We rc-publish the following letter from an enl-
pent New York husncle1 to the Hon. Wm- B. Ogden,
Of Chicago, on the eubiect of reformed banking
| system for Illinois.