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, 1861-08-06
MONETARY.

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Ihete has been no material change In money
matters since Saturday report Business Is NOV
Ing along quietly, and -Hot produca operations
money is abundant. Considering the financial dis
asttrs through which Chicago has passed, matters
sre assuming settled position much faster tha an
orr buttress men f.sd any right to expect. Tne
fecf IL ttere Is substantial character to the tra
nc OF the city which makes 1t an object for capital
10 seek tais mn-ktt. When opr own fnfamnns
currency went to the wall last spring. It hence be-
came an object for the banks Of the neiphbo,fnp
statea to occupy Its place, ard having confidence
IN thelr eouudncse, the prosr was readily accept-
ea. And, benides, hundreds or thousands of fo9-
safs II coin have been sent West to bpy our mn.
oucte, 60 that there ie now more specie here than
1nete hAs been for many years past. While in
pfconce transactions money Is plenty, in the rene
1al Trade OF the city 1t is scarce but the supn1v Ia
gradually improving. As eoon as 1t has lime IN
perform the circuit from the hands OF the nrodnca
dealers here to the producers, and thence tn tba
me1ehanta, there will be g. most comfortable i'm.
proyement. ~
ESeaange IL Sill plenty. For approved cureen.
q 1t sells at par to 4@k per cent. prem. The
banks charge n. 4 few Of them ara tn-dav NAL
11g an exception Of Iowa currency, aud charoe
eA- eAARA /
e. ~ 49, p.s..s o.ulges q Sons, Car
Indiana and 0h;o r7rrona,, ~ .e1,e.toa treat 1t as
currency at x. Fo1canad, 10y ioe Iowa
at a@ak per cent nren,fnn ~. eA.ua.ge sA.. seas
INK nor ckn+ 61;;vrr,nnt - >o'n II setls at
NJ n - - -
the adver45.o,ao,,. ~ ~ ea., attentton to
ta1to, u.a,.a.a ~ ~ ess.e' o'"'het9on q Net
finn, cInc1,1s.3 e1atA street, They are
known a. c.,;ta,;ata s s ssen aons anu 1aForably
The. e.foz,,tt r. E.s'. ~ 'aaAess IN that city.
in the b,ohas+ ta...z <1uu1 '"sS SPEAK OF them
N.e N.sH0et te1Ans' ana regret their removal to
, 1861-08-06
o. The Board Of Tsadaof this e,ty. OF the amount
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

@11&ANV LIVE B1VCA NkAHKET.
= FOR wE1E ENDING AuausT S, 1861.
= =. MONDAY EVENING, August s, 1851.
Inc receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs duriu. the
"FeA' compare with the two previous weeks as
'eno"s:
. WE endE W:k en.lg W'kend'g
Beef ca441s M & ecs ~ a. sn1y q:
Hogs, No. .88l7 8'515 1'9ss
The receipts during the corresponding vee1r IN
, 1861-08-06

MONDAY EVENING, August S, 1861.
EKElGHFS-Steady and actiye. The cnraoe-
mSn1e were as follows To Bufalo-schr Afct3c
w waeas at 5Ac; brig Robert Burns, sehr5 Aldeba,
=. h. Peck, Metropolis, and Torrent-all vii,
corn at &C. To Port Colborne-schr. Queen n1sE #
II ftofR,Rses:i9s55 thoot9s, SEE: at IS ss
Market aniet Sales 50 blla Eage M1Ils s oon ais
81 ehelce White NiLter extra at $3.50 del. a0o
SEis SEs eheses Wits Winter eTtFa
y M6te Winter at IS 90 del; 100 brls s' Peerless,
SfhS1ee Spring extra round hoop at 81 20 del: Ioo
h5's lenlc'' rcund hoop extra at $sso de; 81
bEs Iii HdaR at Soens' SsosEs' a. It 3 3 Ss1
s. brs n1s esifs St "a zSun
side Mills at del d bis SUI SUPER at r.
IL 7S9 R.a bIls EEygt': White Winter at $500 dsi
bgis n1ia Rsd Wirts5 iItss st. DEL
del; 100 bills SAlbany sprius extra fst no H. % %
ssS5 Hn dei; 4 50 brls RE Flour d ss.5O del. p -
bn; x@1e highsr for Spring, and dpS E@1c si'SW for
Winter sales-WH1En-400 6u No. j Red IN
se s;9e at asS SSc; goo bn do at s4c zoo bu do 1t
1eO b1 do at 76ci 475 bags Ambsr Winter bv. sam'
PIE at s4s On track. SrnIsG-4Oo bu n, ~. GInh n
f1ete tc "a e. r. 7so bg Do At 7sKc 1000 bn do at
r. Spring il sto.e st &c; $50 ba DO Il SSe Sa
4n 69 Rejected Spring at Sc in store: an In a -
&c; e6RSgRse.,5sS aS q DC T. s.; ;s 50, ~,
ses 500 b ehoce hsh 1gd Rvat Eea5
&c Esss aoaf; e @ 1eaa b. se b. eao!ss R7sf St
5000 by do At 25Hc adoat; 40O0o N do at ~
1900 tu White fu store At ai;:; ao1 In vi.
9oE IN store At go coo bu Mixed II ssore at
@ g g q q de i 1t s s & @ zee F. e st
receipts mixed in store at axe; SOD fn Re;aota55
u st?Fs At Res9tS 20 p 81 l. e
IC. Sales IfCN1 hu M ! n s1or. - ~ ausAIceu
, 1861-08-06

Ihe ANgo Saron Was telepranbed oft E.,r+hor
Point yesterday, with Li7ernoo1 a7vfeaa - ~ ~
s2th nit. F1onr had declined Cd Hheat ras an1,
ard inferior qualities were 1owp-. eo.n 49, 49,,
steady.
notwithstanding this newe. the wheat n,,,Eo+
Was very firm, and prices advanced .<6a1c ~
Fpring and H@1c On winter erades-g1th 1owere.
light transactions at the tmDnorement 49,
about q, 600 bushels of all ora;1ea cbanoaa t,aa
at e3x@s4xc for Nh. 1Rs5 7ca~e,-e -. 1.-.u ~ =
Red; &c 70. Rejected Red 7e@rac for >, ~ ~ :
Clab, nc fer No. 1 snring eaaeo1<, e.. ~ ", .
Spring; ard 5sm5sc for Re;sctss s So -'' 1'o' :
There was q EoAt $50 ~ 1ps'
stocks otferaa 49, +.,s.u 1s toi sioa1' oat the
, 1861-08-06

schr I'd Color, Kimbal. stJoseph, - m lumber.A
s:,. mt . et4Ess: @ D. n1s 4rs,,;,, -, ", =, -;
se5l astss, WslsR, Bsad 81, s. eds wood, . q;
sehr Mont @ - Eagle, White b, CITY, 10 "a lumber,
sehr i Peuslas, Turner, oswezo, t,esoba1s zail.
seer Mgsssyt aaansy, osvegot eeg eEl, salt: 4, 49,.
schr corDelia. Ja.mer. Buffalo.
Sc sehE RambleE, Pugh, Kewanee, s7cds wood. y.
sehr Hunte1 William. MasFegeSS. 10 a a 1a@ber :
sshr sds esfSs b8sc ss S s S;s ss an'sF
sehE 4seaisas ai5b;: 1aa5e 10 Tor tons 20 coa1. s
Sss1 :s aSaaa Ha4s = s s. is@
s1F 1T Rsa &s$a hfsd Ahamps6a Rs ad9R WIZ e e S Seoa
seow A!iatlss Mtilsz, White Lake, 40 m lumber,
scow Laurel, McVea, Pier Cove, 50 eds wood.
CLEARED. ..Aug.t
Prop Granite State, DAVIS, ogdsnssusg sssbrls
Prop Barber, Bfown, Grand Haven. ~
Ba1kE g I, stuhbe, PeshtiSo.
sebr SEss1 aary, Phil{ps. SGisfs hani.oaoc. 1. as
Schr Hi7onde1, Johnson, Kalamazoo.
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinson Pier,
sehs Magnetic, &aE, Hs.3al Ralpsr ,s. AusE@c
SER :H.eerc 6, 1urcn, South Haven.
Scbr Spartan, Cherry, Painters Pier.
Scbr ThoEine Anderson, Pier Marquette.
schr Aldebsran, Foley, Buffalo, 14ooo bu corn.
Sehr Geaim. Warselbsum, Manitowoc
Sehr Kitty Grant, Mallory, White Lake. ..
schr Free Democrat, Thompson, sheboJgan. so
, 1861-08-06

~ ANGLO e4Sos.t LIVERPOOL, July 25
,,- IREADsTrFFs-Richardson. Spence & Co. and
tendency downwards, v ith decline On inferior
quaLtes- Kea 9@us white lis 6dG113s Sd. Corn
white 3ls. "e- "4s9"''
PRos1s1oSz-Same Auttn.itis7 onote heef oni-
6. @ o1I sssaay Porkdat. iendiag doWnwards. b.
eon aeean1eg Lard quiet at 50s. Tal1oW ateaaT
a. 7tsee79s.'' Sugar steady and unchanged.
LATEST.
at,,tEs tERRsR9oI "a Londonderry, July 6th-Bread-
dull and unsettled 0A7N1e70
toSDoS NoSEr MARKET.-July 26.-Couzo1a
quoted at eax@90. Bullion in Bank Of Enp1s1,d
has Increased 8I42, Goa
, 1861-08-06
Grit,u1t:ki: q ::
THE CITY.

-B Duffy, at the fremont House, receives
e11ry evsning St Lcu's, Ciaciunati, Louis
Silie and New York papers-also all the New
To1k pictorial papers.
, 1861-08-06

IL
LIE BEST TONIC kEowS.-The enterp7isIuc
aGd reliable druggists, Aessrs Smith & DIVER. At
~ LAKE street, corner Of Dearborn, have mada a
great hit IN the Bitter Wine Of Iron. It is the
most edcct1se and unfailing tonic ever cold. Ita
ingredients are simple and in every day use bv
the beat physicians. Messrs. s. & D, ara sun.
plying this article to the most skilifQl me ber, nj
the profession inthe city, It's having an fmmense
tale; anu We recommend ali our readers yho arr
debfl1tated by the weather., or from loss of anna.
tite, TO have recourse to this truly wonderfo,
aug61t
RAIIr, AEs, RALLY t--$1oo IN Go1p-1so ac,-s
or or LANo.-Ihe Yates Phalanx have been accepted
sd are under marching orders for WashinF,nn'
Company Z, the Color Company, are in want n =
1cw good men. Volunteers Will be sworn il r. az
ne dey Of enlistment, and receive pay from the
date Good qu,TteEs have been provided for our
men: Company is bound 10 BE- the crack Con.
pany ct the Regiment. The post Of honor has been
aEsigned ue. and we NusT sustain 1t. Rails, men.
1nn NJ np Company 81 Every MAN en1ietfns IN
II gold Snd 160 acres Of rd aside from The rea.
~ ~ Psy, to be bad upon their discharge, Frnsri
s,Sea ~ men arc at tho head Of this Compayn. CsI
f:hfeea1of Se 1of !onseelyes st Custom House Place.
Me5s1s Editors Tribune
srestS yoaf 81 police report Of this nornincs fsapr
msIt liis1,iP1 o. ihsseaer Of Nilinc.y Kstabiis6.
Rsesa is II al s5s 9,9s IL
premlea of ftbSafess1eH tba 1y vita the bustness and
!nrther explanation must eay lit faee sasao1t
nayc Iaseh any further zetse Of It Int ~ 1ot
ee &e1e round n tho whole neishbofaood iii, rs
ss.ed ke IS e aa nhs 1asEs %st;: NJ
z c1uo4oo Acsu stb 1861 >'' y Shis*saa' sl't'
, 1861-08-06
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoCDT-Aun15At eth

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRr-August 5th.
a4q.-Rieh r.. Tanguary, ct. al Ejectment
n4SL1,chanccTy. James c. Merrill vs. MaryP,
Kueseu Report Of amount due found by master
n!ed AID confirmed unless cause be shown By
naso.Gharee9: Henry c. Brunei, ct. al. rs.
Cbflstopher c. Webtcr. Defendant has 80 days to
Aa-Jarvie Carr vs. Geo. ". Brown. Eject
Adjourned to O'Clock August 9Th.
, 1861-08-06
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED Aug. 3, 1851.
Asia. LaSalle, 5.1l9 bu corn
n 1 Hardy, LaSalie, 1859 bu corn.
A1atama, LaSal1e, 600 bu corn.
Amelia, laSalle, 1z7 tons coal
Oneida, Ottawa, {, 500 bu oats.
Ham1in. Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
z G Gcodell, Ottawa, s, 900 bu corn.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
Paragon, Morris, 5,710 bn con.
G Campbell, Lockport, 5000 bn corn.
lantha, D1page. 1900 bu cpTn
Alhatros. Morris, 3200 bu corn, sT5 bu rge
Morris. Morris, 800 bu corn.
Iemont, Lockport, 5000 bu coru
Globe, 1ockport, $50 bu wheat.
Caesar, Laekport, 5,0G0 bn corn.
Fame, Dnpsge. 4 200 bu corn, 215 bu wheat,
Portland, Morris, 5,00 bn corn.
Clarinda, Lapo1t, f. 500 bu corn.
Emehne, Seneca, {, coo bu corn.
, 1861-08-06
NevE York Bank Statement
COMM

MtNDAx EVENING, Aug. s, 1851.
The following arc the receipts and shipments f,,r
the past fo1ty-slght hours:
HEtEPTs LAST FoRTY-E1GHT HOURS
Flour, Wheat, Corn Oats, Rvc. R,-]v
, 1861-08-06

MILITARY BooKs-U. S. War Department 1nc,,-
try Tactics $135; scott's Tactics, n. n. I1aree
Sl6s; zouaye Drill By Ellsworth, 800; The
Young Recruit, $l,oo; Cavalry Tactics. by War
department, "a IS; Bayonet Exercise, Mcclellan.
N.fo; Army Regulations, 1861, 81 68,
AAPs.-ColtoI's Map Of the United States. Soc.
hap Of the Seat OF War, $1.0o-sma1l, Soc; Ample
fesas Maps, 25c each; Llosd's Railroad Maps. e5c
each, ALI Tree By mail from the Military Book
store Of P. L. Sherlock, H. Dearborn street,
sus6Gt
, 1861-08-06
HARD TINES AND CIoru1Sa.-We ha,.o hee,ra

HARD TINES AND CLoTH1Na.-We hare before
noticed IN this paper the great inducements held
aofth to Tic public in the reduction Of prices On
clothing at Bedding & Co.'s large Store, Nos. 1eo
aha IL Randolph street. We will only add in thia
number "a word to the wise.'' In times when
lhe dollar looks big 10 any Of u.s. satisfy yourselves
os an examination Of material, workmanship and
s1yle ard an Investment at their store as ne have
zone. As the warm days advance they seem more
oe7elfn1ntd than ever to exchange their present
stock Tor good currency and hard coin, and their
great reduction not only spplies to their splendid
assortment Of Liaens, Marseilles, Alpscas and
White Goods, but they say they are bound the
Light Wool Goods shall share 4 similar fate.
be'oing 4 Co.'s Store, 100 and 1Qs Ra3de1ph
street.
, 1861-08-06

rEowNEn.-John Kelly, a laborer, sssd 20
yks1t, was drowned In the river at the foot of
North Market street, some time Thursaav
s.jr1f. ~.
, 1861-08-06

:: KILLED ON THE RA1LRoAD.-A boy namea
JntE fcx was run over and killed BY the car
nn The Dixon Ar Line at Geneva, last Tues
day. He was son Of one of the employees of
liz road.
, 1861-08-06

E AL military companies are requested
topsrtic;pate in the funeral Of the late Capt.
McMu1ray, aud will please report at Hough's
Office, No. 10 Wells street, by 10 O'Clock to-
Day where they will get all necessary informa-
, 1861-08-06

HEADQUARTERS n. II. RIFLE REGIMENT.
0G Randolph street,
CHICAGO, Aug s.
IN consequence OF delays in procuring ttanspor-
@Son 20 tae rendezvous, one Of the companies has
"toanoeo- Any one reporting fan company be-
.ofe Inc aosh Of August will be accepted. Apply
to The undersigned Immediately.
.- c. KNoDE1sDonPP,
Colonel Northwestern RiAe Regiment.
e@At-4hs -. oAAE' AoJu1ant aug63t
@ The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa xii,
be received On deposit and redee1rcdin New Fork
c1ehsnge at x of per cent, by the Western M.
fl1e and Fire Insurance Company.
aug5.15t J. Il. WooDwouru. Pres;aen.
, 1861-08-06

SUPERIOR coUET OF cH1cAGo-1H cHANBCl;s.
AFTER hearing few preliminary motions the
, 1861-08-06

Notary PuRI1c-Those requiring the Ser
VICES OF q Notary Public or Commissioner OF
Deeds, are referred to the card Of Simon ".
Kirg, in another column. He NAV be found
Mt SIS South Clark Street
, 1861-08-06
A-1Et
,Dnunu.

H V'ND-On the evening of the
= x6lh. IN TIE Chicago aad M1xaukee e1zs, 1t
~ mn1He Eaa large Poc6et Boos, ca1tAtning aoa1n
eaT5ante p4pe!s :The owpsr ee7 hkve the asTe bT
~pE1s1-R es te.3 oGc. ptcYi1E pzs2ettT E1d paving
s&As x11x3s
, 1861-08-06

DO, E-qtotations Of salss girea in Ills uqrkst
nst a7e nndesyfood to be for good eoncsrtie
, 1861-08-06

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.-Thc following are
today's quotations Of the New York Stock
market.
, 1861-08-06

ahe7zn1ns Sal: and Shipping 9drde-iafich. g.
f. h--AdTket5 reported By WALTER SHEnMAT
day, dug. 5, 1861: 11'''
Stock received for the week:
, 1861-08-06

UP TO TmE-Rebellion Record No. l6. Les
lies Pictorial, History Of the War, No. S.
a aReusatiops Of Il Country Parsou,'' part 2.
SID all The new books, Tar maps, &c caa ba
prccu1ed from Walsh, co1ner Madison street
and Custom House place.
, 1861-08-06

Good shipping cattle range from "a to "a es ~
r.; g 81 6o ordinary, $25o TO $275 scala :s,was
Good hogs in fair demand from $2,a5@s. .sax.
1000 iat eheep in demand from S225 to so50.
Market closed firm at above Quotations.
, 1861-08-06

TEE GREAT EAsTERN.-Tbis magnificent
marine edfdce," sails from Quebec TODAY.
Ahont $50 round trip tickets we're sold to er-
cursiouists from this city aud Mi1wanhee, via
Tie G;ard Trunk Railway the major number,
Of course, being from Chieago.
, 1861-08-06

P1cNIc EXCURSION TO EVANSTON
oe1nel Sabbath School hold their annual pic
1ac 81 Evanston tomorrow, (Wednesday).
lra'rs leave the afilwaukes depot at 83oA. M,
aLd return at NJ Tickets for the round
&1F-adults 50 cts., children Is cts,-to be had
=. the depot.
, 1861-08-06

CoRoSER,s CorRT--An inquest was held
yesterday In the case Of the death Of an IN
fant child Of Mr.. Massey-kilied by being run
oFer by the State street city passenger cars on
Sunday afternoon. The jury adjourned till
9o'clcck this morning, for the examination Of
addifioral witnesses.
, 1861-08-06

len. sAsnoRS, of Minnesota left the Rich
nono House tor Minnesota, On Saturday
evening. He had With hin the sword. un;-
form and family Bible belonging to the 1ste
fpt hctune, which he Will return to his
widow. He states that the ID Minnesota
regiment have been quarsered at the several
fo1tr, IN place Of the United States reeu1ar
Hoepa, who are ordered to the seat cfwar.
, 1861-08-06
n RECRUITS WAITED FOR
HE Sixteenth Regiment OF
UNITED STATES INFANTRY.

A2nnGasIone can be made every dsy at the Resl
EeI5aI 6sad %iaftErE, No Isl peafb9rn street ne1r
N pcst Office or at 1s* West Randolph strest aaT
Pug procuring al ah1erbcded EecTatt viii rscciy,
4~u D9Nale A. J. SLEa[AfER
,,.s Aaor lfta Infantry, Superintendent Regt Rectg.
, 1861-08-06

HoRsE KILLED Be HEAT.-Frant Brider.
1nsn, who manufactures artificial shovere
a'crg Wabash and Michigan avenues, lost his
herse b5 sun stroke, On Friday last. Those
Who appreciate his past labors won1d Doubt
less contribute to supply him another, rather
linn have his labors discontinued.
, 1861-08-06

Inc. 100 54,400 M1,eoo ss soo
80 ns Of the receipts Of the above artf
GEE 1os the years 1861 and 1861. have heen
, 1861-08-06

f8 Last evening Capt. c. Barker received
telegraph dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan,
signed by Gen. Scott, requesting Capt. Bar.
ker to report himself as eoon as he has his
Company full.
, 1861-08-06

HOME FOR TIE FRmsDLEss. ss.-The monthly
meeting of the Board Win be held at the
Home this "wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
E. F. D1ck1EsoN, Secretary.
, 1861-08-06

M RIGHT & BROTHER.
" n. WRIGHT gro 4 wPrcur
of Cleveland. 0tio Formerly G. s. WHsat i Co
OF CincInnsH o.
DEALERS In
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes,
No. Sc CLARK STREET, Chicago
, 1861-08-06

Iowa BAsKERs-Those of our citizens hav
Ing business to transact in Iowa are referred
10 the card of1sett & Brewster, bankers, Musca~
tine, Iowa They are reliable men and will
faithfully transact any business entrusted tn
them.
, 1861-08-06

CIRCUS CoN1Ea.-The far.famed ShoB of
ne Antonio Brothers, together with James
hels1l1e's Australian Cjrcue, will exhibit in
1his city On the 18Th. 10Th, and 18th Of August.
Anorg the names composing the Company
vt notice the celebrated Mdlle. Jeanette ELS.
ter' Mad Melville, and host Of the best
eenes:1ians snd tumblers, and the drollest
eioThs no" t1aSeliirg. This Show will draw
crowd ev=n in waz timea,
, 1861-08-06

1HAS6FCL RESOLUTIONS. The Common
etuEcll 81 Newport, Ky, passed resolutions
.: thanks to the c. d G. and M, &C. Rsi1roa5
cempsnies, and to the citizens of Chicago,
M Nf The kindness, courtesy and genial hospi-
1Ahfs With which they were greeted" On their
1sceht excursion to Chicago and Milwaukee.
AAsT N1GH7 OF TIE CAAPBELs. Matt
teefe talented troupe Of Minstre1z give their
1a1t~eu soirse this evening, for the benefit Of
Ire energetic Manager, Mr. j. T. Huntley.
amorg the many features, the operate ex-
aaSsganza Of sob, Huzh!'' will be intro
eaeea' Bryan Hall should be filed this even
i" E, as the Campbells' are worthy Of en-.
ccu1agement-
, 1861-08-06

Ire WAR FLEEr.-We are informed bya
s. Lonis steamboat captain, now in the citv-
ttat the boats composing Gen. Fremonts
neet' are leased at 5000 per month ; the
8o'elnment paying all running expenses, and
securing the owners against any loss, in case
ot the destruction Of the boats,
, 1861-08-06

l. d. a P1cNc-The excursion under the
a1fpaces Of the Young Mems Association.
pcttpo1ed from the 9TH Of July, will occur
seHetime during this mcnth. Those who at-
xend can take their chcsce-either to 20 by
me- steamboat or by The cars, to Waukesan,
1he rclht selected fer the pic mic Invitations
nave been extended to the young folks at Mil
"srkee, Racine ana Keuosha, and very pleas
alt time is anticipated.
, 1861-08-06

CouP DE soI1E1-About II o'clock yester-
cay forenoon, on Polk street, near Wells. a
nan 1eu from sun stroke, and WAS carried to
a stone yard adjacent He wss s feet & inches
nigh, sandy hair and beard, grey coat and
taasa' From papers found on his pe1son his
name Is supposed to be st. Clair, 8 horse do>-
1of nem Joliet. A post mortem examination
"as ned by DR.. Gore, County Physician
veso1ct-@erpposed to have died from exces.
Sfye keats' ~-~~0-
, 1861-08-06

HARD BARGAN.-The imrense bota1;,
course Of construction at st. Louis. KNOWN a,
ne " L'nden House, :" is to be completed next
March. The Messrs. Leland Of the n. 7. Me-
i1cEoGtan, ere under 5000 bonds to take
the house, and open it for business when
COMPLETED.
, 1861-08-06

GARnsER's D1o-PAsoxAmA -rhia he.n+;s,,
s1d instructive painting w,s 60 80 's4ulna. s
to the public at KIprsbn,r ~ ~, ne. H.. OPENED
ind witnessed bv a 1arpe .1,a , t'0st nign1'
audience, Those who Tould ses % ~ 1:' E1s'lneo
xeaentaHons of Ill the nofnts ~ as ,e. 1ep.
a,onp the M,saonr; river and ;fs n-sa.,, interest
utariee, as well "a the numerons al sassa. a1o" ~
nerzea ~ +-,a ~ 49, +hs.s..s. 81 seaes n on-
Peak Cold Reoion s,,t Is1.a f,;tE 80 ~ a.aN,s ~
cot I'll, to rev. 4h,s panor.n,. N1-
, 1861-08-06

CHICAGO DRAGooHs.-Lieut. E. D. Osband
FM open the muster roll for the formation of
prsgooa Company, at Judd's Hall, corner OF
Gia'k and Monroe streets, this morning. We
understand that some s:venty1ye Of the Chi
cago OEagoons, who went from this clty to
Springfield, under Capt. Barker, have deter
n.ined 10 JOIN this company.
, 1861-08-06

TO RENT:-One Of tdoss Eplan-
- - did Stores and Easements under t5e Sherman
EoEke o4 CLARK street. Inquire cf ELDEiDIiE Il
1ooRIhLLoITE. No. 81 CLARK street. tyI2glI7:1m
, 1861-08-06

ITO RENT two story Dwell
L Ing Heuse. corner Of Rucke1 aud Vest indian.
etEeets kent eight dollars Per month in adsarce IN
Water ana clark Streets ans cea 10
, 1861-08-06

HlRE PR0GF SAFES.-Sizaa
- formerly sold at s1ol We row asl1 At
sEFBNTH-FlVE DOLLARS
Other sizes st came rates nn.
au5gSAat M ID
, 1861-08-06

.hsva51e 1eselpts Of cor1 for the 41h week Of .In1v
81 TrsI exceeGed only cree, a1d that wes in IL
sio0 ~ et August. 1860. Watn Tie recei2:s were
, 1861-08-06

The funeral Of Capt. Frank NcMurray
WILL take place at 2 o'clock this afternoon,
from his late residence corner of Market st.
and Chicsgo Avenue. The military organlza.
taons OF the city are requested to attend In
uuifGIm
, 1861-08-06

UNKNOWN Boz DRowsED.-Oa saudsy. a
boy about IL years of age, while fishing in the
L G. R. R. basin, WAS observed by Mr. NJ.
Me:cler to fall into tile Lake. He made an
edSrt to rescue him, but when taken from the
water Life was extinct. The deceased WIS
sett 5 Inches high, had light brown or sandy
tair' wore brown jeans jacket, check pants.
aopg o'ne socks, laced shoes, pink,st.iped
SHIT and black and white straw hat
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-16

CoTToN IN EN0LAND.-A writer in the
London Times maintains that the supply Of
cotton is likely to be sulficien! to meet the
greatly diminished demand that exists until
October, 1862. The production OF the fac.
tories for two years has been so great that
the Continental markets are now glutted
with cotton goods, and he believes that it
would not have been possible to continue
manufacturing for year longer had the
supply of raw cotton been ever so abun-
dant. The stock on hand is now 950,OOO
bales, to which will be added during this
year 100000 bales now at sea from the East
Indies, and 100000 more to follow, with
100000 from Egypt, Brazil, etc. This would
make total Of $780, 900 at the 3lst Of De-
cember, minus 100000 bales to be exported.
With additions to be made during the win
ter and spring, it is believed there will be
cotton enough to last until the month OF
October, 1862, independent of America al.
together.