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New 70 fk Cattle Market.

INV 1OEK, July II.
The beef cattle market underwent decided re-
action to-day. owing altoge thsr to large increase
we're 4 larger number on sale than for several
weeks part The majority Of the offerings was
abont Kc. The baying towards noon was vety
slow, ald 1t was thought come Of the cattle
would be left over, though the low rates
ers for nearly II not quite all. Cattle-Firat qual-
ty, $s@a25; ordinary quality. $75oD2oo; com
mon, $7@7.60; inferior. $6.50@7.Q0 Receipts. s.
CO. Mich COWS quiet but no1nina!iy :unchang.
ed. Our quotations about represent the current
rates. Veal Calves without essential change,
and continue to eell moderately at the above quo
freely, and prime qualities are readily taken at
our Quotations Prices Of other kinds show soua
huctOAtion, bnt the rates are generally within ouz
range OF quotations. Prime quality. 3f.25@5 90
ordinary, s. 76@400; common, &303.751 LOO
inferior, - 25@8 %. Receipts, 1,12S. Sw3nE
dull at 9A4t4He-
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Matket-Ffrst board, dull; eecond board. steady.
ST.. LOUIS Tho Democrat Of this morning says
The money market wss dull and 1nanimate to-
day, and exchange was very dull at Z to ~ per
influx Of gold to pay off troops in this city Will
put that very captivating commodity almsst
drug in the market, aud viii put into circulation
euouEk to enable business men to carry ont their
eitys city to specie basis. Notkipe IN the shape Of
produce can now be baught. ii the country for
anything but specie, or apecse-paTing caEreacJ,
ard our merchants find it Impossible to do busi-
ness with Missouri s'stnmptai'' without positive
loes. It is Of no qqse to run exchange down while
Missouri money 1s the standard Of trade and Ia
constantly fuctuating In price. But II the banks
were compelled to resume specie payment with
the abundance OF coin the government is scatter
ng th1onsn .as sE GBs soaa 10 1n
cTy is now that exchange fs scarce, when the first
OF july three Of the banks Of this city reported
over "a, GOO 600 On hand To consa.oe all this
would show an unprecedented ltrade, and every
body knows that very little Is being done.
CNcnsNATL-We quote as follons from the
Gazetke Of this morning:
Business in financial circles la dull Paper
il meaEnred by high standard. and pasaa.
bic grades are scarce while for others there Is no
very much contracted Matters have been sci
back ee1iouely By the 1ate army disaster, the i'm.
tendency hS
await further developments before extending
their lines. The rates Of interest remain at 100
Il pet cent fer good names, md the demand foz
this class Of securities IL in excess Of the supply
There is no scarcity OF currency.
Eastern exchange il accumulating, and with I
very moderate demand the market ii heavy, hui
| rates are unchanged. Therewas good eounte,
derna, for gold, but prices have settled down tt
Il premium. We quote:
Buying. Selling
New York. E........-... H prem. s prem
4old............... 4 prem. 41N prem
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MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CH1CAG GO.

ARRIVED. ...-.July 81
Prop Young America Tyler, ogdensbnreh, 10 tona
Prop Racine, Brett, Buffalo, lot mdse
Prop Plymo1th. erevens, Bndalo, lot mdse.
Prop Foes, Wilson, Anskegon. 100 n, lumber, 80
Bark Nichols, Graves, Fresquo 1ele ss4 tons coal.
Brig FoT, RsE & aoR a. Buffalo via ocaato, 1so ln,
sehr Bates. Cannon, Muskeson, u N lumber.
schz Commencement, vandes, New Holland, 60 n
sehr rpatt:P: = Thompson, New Holland, aom sta7s',
schr Tempest, H.Tns, Green Bay, lao N stsyea.
Schr Tuscola' Robb, Grand Haven, 50 N lumber,
2a4 .tetes asea q % os~ego wse 100 lumber o
seh1 H5ss1a, i5s 8arle, Part Washington, 100 eds
schr 1--we oak, McGzaw, Mensmlnee, 14e n luzn.
ber-
CLEARED. .Ju1y3l.
Prop Aneg:hsn,, soynteur. sarnta IS soobu wheat5
ff'p hueaE 81 eesn, A ssabi hens, IS b1ls sisasoi ~
Prop Pqqiia ri, eeF sa19 s e0 r.
MIG lead, tens suud1fes.
Brig Treat, Bssn, Baffs1o, q; ;en ha C eosn, r. T.,
MiE M denee7s, dne51s 5sa Thoapsos, Glssn Rsy. ~ >"
SCH Baltic, Baker: buffalo, II. 400 ba corr.
Sehr Richmond, Prisons, Bnaalo, 1850 bu wheat
seer Hibbsrd, cnre, Port WashIngseu-
| Schr Live oak, Mo;raw, Me1om1hee,
Sch Farmer. Ritter, Sand Bay, bras hour' lot o.
schr Grant, Grant Graves, Buffalo. Is, 900 bu corn.
Sehr Con1nenesmert, Yandes, New Holland.
Schr Datton, Thompson, New Holland 30 bril-
schr Honsoon, HcGraw, Green By oo - .o.
Schr Maple Leaf, Perry, OsweSo. 4 ol nn eoEa; @ !;
Seh1 Eolihern Belle, Smith, kingstons 15s'ao o'
/ wheat.
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In this city, 1nly Blst FRAECIB g. fufa7t son or r
II ard C,fnena H.tch. axst e months and 10 days.
on Thuraday, At O'Clock
Inr,s e1s5, on ths strt int. WALTER BUcKBxE.
sop OF EEhert L, &nd Mary Louise J4n&eu. eZed tEo
I6s iareiI Vii tafs plane it tho ~ iae1ce OF A,s
The Ffssnds o{ ths 1An1t are respectfully invted t.
kuttd.
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= p7r1snuReE F1oua Market, July al.-Flour-
There has been blight improvement n The de-
and foz While pt1s asaongh mS1e ss fo5iog
ipe sfe he Current rates, st present from store:
e1srs sxT ts,aaly $ts5{e {S5 Emo nd
whs.t Eo1e fesz choice lots -of Thite wheat
fssey bring s., araip-o.s haye declined @ and Hi
are selling from ato1e at - p. M1saf-hos nsat. f
1intef nj M6baSc, white do at .$1Gl.65: Corn
fcsrca and wsnted at 8s@4oc. Bsdey-None In
market -G1tkttt.
wc,vcv,rA,-July s9-Flour dali md declining.
En ~ .nnerfoe il freely offered at $466@3470.
Witlont buycrs ut orer a 6S0LeQ.. No eA1es Of
i1npolts1ce a1d nothing doing fox delivery. Wheat
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MONETARY.


"WEDNESDAY EgxNEHa, July 81, 1aS1.
The general trade OF the city continues exceed. |
inr}y dnIl. The hot weather yesterday aud to-day
added to the general stagna.ton. Nobody feels
like doing anytbirg with the thermometer up in
the nIneties. Idcness and icewater and plenty Of
shade are at premium. -!
Mouey for all legitimate purposes is plenty. We
bcas Of parties who have more than they cal find
means to employ p.odtaby and eafely. Since L.
unosE money "went under,'' 1t is matter Of
wo, der how 20 many kinds OF foreign bank bills
have son1d their way into circulation. In pack
a.c Of 500 tsken at random yesterday from tie
receipts at this Office, we found the bills ol IS
different hanka. They were ~ follows:
Marine Bunk, Buffalo. Gore Bank, Caaada,
F,9zs Fssfs sfs9 Ei7ss otT:o'
Farn,crs ] & Mechanics, Eeaez County, M,
HamiitoS Bank, ny, JefIsrson County, Z,
Seneca County. II 7, Auburn Exchange,
Itisa Ea1k \ farmers Ma.:4s. & Aeehsnies,
Commerce. Belfast, Nc, Hampden, Mass,
Ocean. ~ city, Continental,
New Haven, CT, GIaremont. NH,
Esscx County, NJ, Merchants d Mechanica',
Rcessnis. RceeG Set q, Rrat!isshbore,,
| ju1son, Fredonia, n 7,
Silver creek. Hollis, White & Co,
LoeEport City, Ocean, Stonington, Ct
American, Providence, Saratoga County.
| Hnrlburt, Loekport Exchange,
| Cheshire, MI, Bank OF Auburn, n 7,
TT. rnatlonal, Frankfort, Herkimer
Se~ sssIana Ban2 Msna9 Msas Fraders'. Bn,
] Pequouhoc. Ct, rhRn11. Hartford,
Gsm1ns5eia.: 99,7 M2nntac.aress, r. Birnains-
| Such mtdley Of circulation requires great care
in the handling offt, Our people should have =
| shsrp eye for counterfeits, broken and bogus
| banks. There Ia not another section Of the Union
where 20 wide range Of currency would be found
In $500 taken from the usual receipts Of q single
businees house. The fact Is significant and I'M
portant, and suggests the question whether our
people are not little too accommodating. Would
Lot little dtmer adhesion to real money to coins
in our business transactions bel great advantage
TO the BUSINESS Of the West?
New York Exchange Is plenty. Outside and On
the Board Of Trade 1t Ia sold freely At par for ap
proved currency. The banks charge u, paying
par O u. Fer coin about II discount ia the rats.
HEAVY FA11um II IowA.-Dtspatches said to
be from reliable sources this morning, report that
| the extensive banking houss OF Green q Stone ol
Muscatfne, Iowa, had been obliged to suspend,
The firm has long held leading position among
Weetetn bankers, and as the gentlemen connected
with 1t had won the personal esteem Of all whc
knew them, they will have the sympathy Of on,
entire business public. We know nothing Of tht
causes or the extent Ct the failure, or what per
ceutage the assets will be likely to realize. w
are aesured that the failure will In no way afec
the eoundness Of the state Bank Of Iowa. The1
were the principal stockholders Of one and It Il
thought two Of its brauches. The interests Of th
hank are said to be protected in every particular
NEW YoRK STocK MARKET.-Tha following Al.
to-ds5's quotations Of the New York Stock kmarket
=
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atlftin1t Sales.
Ry Gilbert, Sanpssn I Warner,
IL aMUk1 AVu7IoHKkEz, 81 La&a ssfoeh
Large and pei1mPtory saIe q
New Pianos and meladeaRs ut Austlen.


ON rHURsDAY, August 18Th. At ~ O'CLOCK
At our ealesroom 81 Lake street. M Invoice Of new
Pianos BY the following ns1adma1nfsc1osers: VIE:
One splendid SEVEN octave Piano, rossaood csss,
full IRON ii Ame foqr round oTnered szpe9t1e mould
ing-a magnificent toned instrument m1de By 7. aN
osrs Twe g seven pcis1e do. rosewood ca.e fun iron
Nsnf toued Made BY a, NeEhAtt d Co.. Boston.
One seyen.oct.Ve Do. Eo-sxooa es,e. ~ iFou TS
III and tone. Akde BY Am 10 Dexter, Boston.
f,se fo9E seTf fo1s cone2e m Sih bead eodnx I'D
splendid Mad b amat1 ~; ns1ssE @ s2ssoa
rcrEd cornered- Made - Brown q Allan Boston.
Also iour othezh which Will be described ~ Soon u
theJ a1rfve- ..,.. .,.. r,.,,
gtSie Igngw a1d u perfecs order; and dnc 1nstru
nent- .t......
Inuscsl astt fun tie TesaU waserooms 81 rue aboye
manufaetnIers. and xil b soa Wtsa waEsn
preytot1s to the sale thst a wh7 are de3fous OF pur
chasing can have N opportunity Of examining ana
rJ1nE them. r D,
~ so, qI H. 6ssa ia toe East and
aIe rot 81 ee=d tor DURABILITY and finish They can
be EeGn ut Lur store. ,r.pEro
nrse o-- AuEu ,utefa.
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The following il from Alexander Nelson's Mon
treal Weekly Circular and PRICES Current Of the
26th inst:
The Hrtadttuffs market has not been 90 active
for The last few days as at the date Of my Last.
The somewhat conflicting reports Of the state Of
the English markets has shaken the condolences Of
buyers and there ia less disposition to operate ILL
IpIthef advicet arc received
The weather, which haa been very change4ble
fer the past month, has improved within the last
few daye. and is now all that could be desired to
advance the growing crops.
Only nine lea gct1g vesaals arrived In port du:
ring the week. having an aggregate tonnage OF
4757 tons. Fifteen vessels cleared dufing the
xzme period, their tonnage amounting to 5,615
TONS
The exports Of fonr and grain at this port for
the past week have been largely IN excess Of the
1ecsipta and the stocks On hand are consequently
much reduced. The Great Eastera,, now loading
ut Quebec, is taking no -four or grain, having en-
Gagged q fu1l carge Of dea1s, OF which more nA7e
BEEN offered than she coHld take.
The money market continues easy for good secu-
rites, while anything doubtful Is mora difficult to
nerotiate. The remittances IRON the country aIe
1irht.' many parties renewing = part of thell
snring purchases. The banks, however, are in q
sfro1e pos::,tou. and quits able to grant any res
sonHble anuunt of aecommodada2 to their Gus
TONERS, 20 th1t aaJ great pressure In the msrke1
If not anticipated.
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Cspt. ". A. Webb, o, e.A,

DustEr TITO service the volunteer regiments /
II this 1icirl'y accepted BY the Government.
Capt Webb has evinced an earnest aero-
tion and aes!duity in tie discharge of his du-
ties ~ mustezirg officer, which has elected
the wa1nest praise and commendation Of the
community, He is devotirg his whole time
with tlreless energy to the prompt and rapid t
organization Of The regiments under his care,
a1d trirga to the discharge Of bis duties
though knowledge and ripe experience Of
the requirements OF the service. /
Cspt. Webb has been instructed to muster
into service the Douglas Brigade, sud also
Capt Thie1iman's Dzagoons, It once.
C3pt. Webb. headquarters for th. present |
are Ut 42 South Clark street, at the headquar
II Of the Douglas Brigade.
PoL1CB CoURT.-1n yeRtezday's Police |
Court, Christian uahn asked aud obtained =
jury trial On the charge of keeping disorder
IL house on North Clark street On the Sabbath,
in having his saloon open for concert and
dancing purrcsee. The jury failed to agree.
Another Witness. William jackson, was
examined In the matter Of the State street
Iacae, which was stil1 further continued to
Saturday.
"A number Of young lsds we're brought In
cbarged with bathing in the lake within the
limits fixed BY the ordinance They were dis
charged with repzimand.
The hearing In the case Of james sim-
mons, the countrJman who lost his money,
s27, at the den Of Miss Roz. Brooks, on Wells
street, was brought up and a cloud Of wit
neeses examined. Nothing was developed
further than that Simmons, like too many
other rural gentlemen on an elephant hunt In
town, eaw the sights and paid dearly for them.
H. could remember no one, could identify no
one, though enough were brought up to am
ply attest that the company he kept was none
Of the best.
There were several cases Of disorderly
husbands and suffering wives, the effect Of no
| work and more Whiskey. Edward Motley
cruelty abused his wife, aad very severely beat
his little son, and waa sent to Bridewen for
Two months. T. schonberg had only been
| married two weeks and at the end Of such
brief honeymoon was fined $3 for wife beat
ing.
Alderman Hoyt captured on Third Ave
nue. disorde1ly female, a terror to the neigh
be1hood. She was fined S3.
| There Was q case Of wa7kztng which the
Court frowned upon seyerel1. In ne;obbor.
>y quarrel George Waltz held Mrs. Frazer
while Mrs. Waltz used the broomstick with
more address than kindness. After severe
reprimand the parties were dismissed.
Another amiable female Was Mary Car
berry, who cruelty beat poor cripple. Fined
$40 and costs. The counsel for the accused
appealed the case.
rno, ~ aT-o..----a
o,.,oa1, 49, e,s,;,-ae ~ e.S1.ar - oou' 14uS
s..e .s-'I ~ ~. oIul VI .AAe
-.'..- ' ,.'.-f "eA~ Nns
the shape Of a mad dog. he entered the open
front door without knocking, passed 81 opeu
door entering the front parlor where the fam
i1y were at the time, and tried to enter the
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md cabin stoye in; the Bsy ssate hsd some chain
p!ates carried AWAY. The brig D Ferguson aus
fafned some injuries also. Some Of the above ve4
tels bare been detained here for repa1ts.-Dstrotf
1FibtRs.
E1RppK BY L10HTEtNu.-The schooner Cape
Horn. which paAted down to-day. reports the
schooner Lore Star having been struck with Light
pirg On Friday last II thu vicinity OF the Straits.
hy Ehfcb disast,r they lost both spars. The crew
we're feled to the decka by the fotce Of the shock,
ard come time e1apsed before they were fally Ee-
to Mackinac, where she remains tor the present
DetToH AdreTktssr.
AsoznxR.-The schooner Fairfield, bouod up.
tn the river St. lawrence da1tug the latter part q
disaster, she iont cne ot her sPars. No one WAS
friured On board She will undergo repairs on
her arrival at the Welland CanAl.-i6-
f,o~ AonorED.-The bark Constitution when
coming Into port thia morning In tow Of the tug
Home got aground In the channel Of the old
Iipht House. The channel II elowly filing up, and
YeIeelx drawing twelve feet and upwards sre pref
ty sure to get aground.-ByTalo AdreTtt<sT. :.
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Gtlitago Gri;tsatte
9HURsDAY, AUGUST I, 1851.
THE, CITY,

THE:cITY. |
Foa c41Ro-Lieut Watte leaves to-day for
Cairo. since he has been In town he has sent
down IS recruits for the 12th regiment, Col
Macarthur. /
Y PRIVATE DEfEcTIvE.-Wm- Douglas, the |
old city detective, hiss formed copsrtnershtp |
With 4. Oliver, Ut the Merchants Police, and I
opened an office at No. 100 Randolph street. |
TAR ANDERSON R1F1Ks-Capt RAYmonds |
fine company presented highly creditaole
appearance yesterday morning on their WAY
to the cars for their picnic In the country
=. Buaa1ARY.-On Tuesday night burgisfy
was committed at the residence Of Il A. WYE
koop, No, 473 West Jackson street. ny
tiief stole through rs&z window ana 1enos0a
ahont fifty dollars worth Of silver "a1e'
r,uzn vrrLThe schr J. Ii. Jones,
-ssa rx csnt Flood, of this city, made the
round trip from Ch1csgo 20 ofeeu 0ss a1u ~
turu, distance sf 7oo miles IN tas Snort ume
sexa,7- days and three hours. This, We think, |
wM be bard to oeaE
~ ADDRESS KAE71Na.-At the Michigan
southeru Railroad depot in this city, coffin, !
containing body, and enclosed in large
box. cannot be forwarded for lack of IN adj |
dress It was shipped at Lapozte, Ia, aud is |
directed to Edward Kennedy.
TIE DOUGLAS BE1aADE-We learn that, as |
already stated, Capt. Webb, o. & A., the mus. |
terfng officer, has issued the acquisitions in
due form for the equipment OF the Douglas
Brigade This eeeus to be sufficient answer
to contrary statement made by one Of our
contemporaries.
ExAroRA11on DX1.-The coaored citizens
OF Chicago win celebrate the emancipation Of
the 6o0, 900 slaves in the British West India
Isl&nds, to-day, by PieNc E1curaion to Des
PLANES Station, ,and tonight At WItkowsN HILL
By n Grafton BY H Ford Douglas, supper and
agzand promenade.
Isounr.-Coroner James held an inquest,
yesterday, on the body Of German named
John Trent, who resided on Halsted street,
in this city, went to the town Of Jefferson to
york at hayipg, and WIS there accidentally
drowned in the North Branch. The corpse
was found floating by John Williams.
CAMf Doua1As-Cspt e. D. Swain of the
Douglas Brigade, arrived last evening with
his company from Batavia, on the O'Clock
train, and went into camp Lfent Boekee at
rived yesterday morning With detachment
Of ff1y men from Michigan, for Capt Nc.
Omber's company.
ME1sTRY AT 1ARGE.-We want to dnd q
plaee for young woman Of very superior
-t$1fA- r. T.
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<ly Gilbert, Sampson l. Warner,
G1sEnA1 Auo, ,1ogHxRs, 81 Lake street.
Secondhand Household FnrnlsuKe>
Carpets, CFatkeTJ ana GLASS


Secondhand Household FMrnlfuFe<
Carpets, CrotkeTy ana CLANS
ware, at Auction.
Ne viii sell,
On THURSDAY. AUGUST 1st At ex O'CLOCK.
At cur fa1esro 81 Lake street. 2 due assortment
OF scrond-tacd Housekeeping Goods, cons1sttag Of
general Ta1aety viz:
FARtOE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Mahogany
Parlor suites in FF, ch sEo at=1le and Ear Cloth,
GHHMBeK FURkITT5 -Mshogsa5. R,..ck VA.
mt Oak Imifstfon Eos zwocd. Ea4meled and Chest
mt Cbs mher euita, tth and Without marble topa:
Wsrd-obea- Lounaeh, Burea9A 4G:
DINING ROOM FUHNtTuRE.0Ak@ ~ Black
walnut E1tenalop Dining Tabtesi fu1l &44Nf Arm
o.k Can s-a4 Dining ChsiFsi CKJcka1t, GlA8s and
CAKPE Velvet Tapestry, Brussels, sp1y 1nsrstn
and Cotton and WGc1 carpsts.
KIscILA1Bo9EA general as,oztment OF good
and re1noye ed 70 ooE ssore for co9ysntence q sfe
ltsare French Ceins md White Granite WSre. B2ae-
and tihcwA Comio1ts1e ana variety Of otaer s1s!-
Also, q number Of Couating House Desks Of Eaxious
etsle8
GILBERT. SAMPSON WARNER,
t-&19E
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GAnprK HogE Of the best quality may be had Id
any quantity, lifted sud ready for uss at the Rub
ber Store, lis Randolph street -Kfngsbury Block.
tJB-1m
, 1861-08-01

NJ A e r I Il D.
in this city: July s1xh. It the readence Of Mrs J.
Ht,drsrh. by Kev:Inthar Stone, Nj, n 3, IRWIN to
Nils HATTIE & A1LpRETH AIl Of Chicago,
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We learn that Company ga" organized
yesterday, and elected the following officers
C. Knobelsdorf, Captain Lat Lieutenant, The
odore Hartmann; I'd Lieutenant, Luthar Lip
part. Whereupon Capt. Knobelsdorf appoint
ed 8. A. Cammerel as Orderly Sergeant Of the
company. The companies not being quite
full, we would advise strong and ableboa.
led men to rally to the defence Of the country
and join the regiment at once. The Head
quarters OF the regiment is at 206 Randolph
street.
Seven American and three German con-
panfes compose the regiment. They are
picked men-n,any Of them shaEpshootera.
No doubt it will prove to be crack one, and
will do honor to the country. Judge Good
rich, President Of the Wigwana Association,
| has granted the use Of the Wigwam for the
temporary barracks Of the regiment. Capt.
Knobelsdorf, appointed by the Secretary Of
| War as Colonel of the regiment, will, after the
companies are sworn into active service, en-
camp them at Cottsge Grove. We under
staad that the Board Of Trade has kindly Of.
fesed to supply the regiment with the neces'
sary provisions from the time Of encampment
until they are sworn into the United States
Government service. Major slcmmer is hour
" awaiting the order from the War Depart
| ment to muster the companies In.
Company 4" Capt KnobelsdorHs was yes
terday sworn in by Squire DiehL The nun
ber Of men On the roll (dfty,) at the time
: taking their oath, were quite enthusiastic il
answering to the question, whether they woul
support the Constitution Of the United State
: and defend the country agatnst its enemies.
l. The large nhare Of the companies attache
to the regiment will arrive in Chicago In th
course OF this week, and wiI5oe mustered 1t
q to the United States service without delay. =
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l. GooD CnAacE-companyE. E., Yates Phslanx.
are in want Of few more men-those wishlng to
join good company can now have chance
Capt Yeager has been In both the regular and vol
uuteer Ear71ce, and int Lieut c. b. Gregory is one
of E1lswozth's Zouavea, and said to be most ex-
cellent drill master. Rally boys aud I'LL up Com
pany E. The Regiment is accepted and now un-
der marching orders for Washington. Volunteers
will be put into good quarters, and receive pay
from date Of enlistment Recruiting Office No s
Custom House Place, near Pcstofdce-
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Fr.r1nO1s AVN N4ucHEGAN CANAL
-A~>~
ARRIyEDx .July@.
,,. t,, w.
da5i da5iI4 Lasai1e. n;ae1 " ~ c1Iu ~ ,os
oolo ~ it oo' ou e1n, Aso oeis nour,
A,-,,a !nn eas1a IL eao In ,rbo.+ ex7s tr a.4a
a. ~ a. h.n,s 49, VI "oeaI' ~'''s y" o0s0'
A,tons faaaI1e 81 4 IN 1u co,4, eo to,a n,r 3v,,
Rnheyt Holm "a f1ftawa ( I'm In co1n e's H0"
starr and Stripes, Ot1awa, 800 bn corn
St Louis, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn, btls eggs.
Danube, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
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Ew All ehonld not fa1l to resd the ADVERTISE
Ment Of Prnf. Wood in txa.d8Yss QapeE.-tt Noh-fY.
, 1861-08-01

~ Cook d NcLaIn, ss Dearborn street., haTs
uaae their prizes for c1esning and d5eing Gents
garments leas thai aay other housa in the city.
, 1861-08-01

MEDICAL ls7E141eEscE. - The summer
term is now in progress 1t Lind Medical
School, With ore recitation and one familiar
explanatory lecture daily until the first Mon
day IN October. Lectures On Military Surgery,
hy Prof Andrews, in the Amphitheatre Of the
College, on Wednesday and Saturday after
Moons, from S to g.
: The Dlspensary Of the Chicago Charitable
Ere and Ear Infrn1asy, in Ewing's Block, coz
ner of North Clark aud North Water streets,
is open daily, from LII to O'Clock, for the
prntuitous treatment Of the poor, afflicted
with diseases Of the eye or ear The Chicago
DIspensary, IN Lfnd's Block, On Market streef,
near Lake, is open every afternoon from 2 to
8 O'Clock, for the gFatuitous treatment Of the
INDECENT sick
, 1861-08-01

y1seELs PASSING THROUGH TEE HE1L4AHD CA
rA1.-We are indebted to Capt. E. F. Dotr for the
following list Of yeseels passing through ths Vel
land Canal:
, 1861-08-01

GEE. MoC111LA1,'s RoD1 GuARD--A hand
acme tribute to Chicago boys and Chicago
patriotism is contained in m extract from the
New York RernM, which viii be foaEd Ia aR-
ol5er column Of to-d.,'a paper
, 1861-08-01

GAS F1xTuHEs.-$ao,ooo worth of new styles
must be sold within sixty days. 1s2 Lake street.
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