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Daily kevie# Of Chicago Market,

SATURDAY. EVENING. August II, '61.
FRE1GnTs@Prop Bdith, wheat to oswego, via
brls; Market for spring extras more active aud
shade better: Winter wheat extras quiet. Sale5,
50 hris :. Carlinylle white winter extra at s. Oh
"Star Eils red winter extra at 81 3d. del; q brls
winter superne at $3 Is. del; 100 bris '.Becker's
X ehe3s q aspst9g 81 s5tra at & bs
la round hoop do, 100 nsls Ioekeeven'' DO and
so0 bills good spring extra at s. 90, del; IS brls
sdea sp1ns eza e. h9?R ae & D. st bsa sls
It sass, del; Is brls i Radiant do at sss:E,
gel; 100 brls "oak Grove do at ss-T5, del; Isl
City Mills r b 1t S. SIX del: 70 bris medium
spring ezt5a Ct s. =, ii; s. blls Gold oFeeE''
4 e O. DEL 50 bEs st deli a
WHEAT--Reeeiyed. 1854 bu; shipped, s7,2so
bu: Market sl advanced Hc pe5 bqshel On spring.
afa az 81 nIm TOT Sss "a r. 1S ra ea no Thate
2,000 bu No 2 red In Etore at soc $500 bu do at
soAci $500 b4 90 at Sic; 900 ba do at S118c; !;
~ so bI a el9b b il r. store At e; 400 ba do at
80, COZ bu do at 15c; 2GN bu:do at 75cgo1d 1000
bl do at 75Ac; 5000 bu do At 75kc; 5000 bu 10.
epofng lo IL sore At 75c eco bu DO at 2s7gsld
rejected at 80e; 100 bn do at Gle.
S:les By sample we're az follows :-158 bags fair
white ct 9Ss on track 800 bags good spring at TIC
TIC track; 400 b1 spring in bulk at TIC track.
CORN.-Receiyed, 1876 bu; shipped, 57,6a9
hu; Market buoyant and advanced 1c per pushel.
Sales, Ii, 600 bu Canal Mixed at 25c af1oat; 10000
hu Do at s5Ac atoat; 5000 bu DO at 25s5c ahost !;
S0000 bu do at 25Hc aaoati 800 bu Mixed In store
:t 2s{c 600 bn do at s5Nc: 20 900 bu do at 2ac;
u 0oo hu do at 24s<c 40, 600 bn do on p. t. 7a bu
tejectsd IN etore At i7xe; I. 600 By do ct lsc,
Market et: aty. Sales, $500 bu No 1 in store at
RYE-Received, e*4 bn- Market quiet, Sales,
$50 bu at 33c on track.
HIGnWNEs- Market dull. Sales, 50 brl$citJ
Acknowledgement at 3a@sac.
| Mess at $14OO,
LaRD-Nomiual at 7@Txc;
goed 1m apa ~ Fm anafe s.,
Flint. sxGse; Green n sailed. 4E@axc; Greet
| Country. 3H@4c; Dry Suited. T074c-
s sssE t 81 s3'os a1e ,n gSod e. dfsad booa
| s474c: 100 tbs common mixed at 25c.
APPLES-Ia good demand aud steady at g. O
fer god and g 80 for .ed ed1a s,1er
with eeles il roand lots at $1.00@1 So q baaket.
BEANs-45 bushels good Mixed at 100.
BROOM C0RN-I III good demand. Sales, $ ton
TGiioinY sEED-New crop offered at sa.ou
BTTTERScc1omon arkin dull at &C. Goo
dairy in fair request nt 5@1Cc q b.
EGGsIn good demand At &c per dozen.
PopLTR1-Chicksns S. 20 per doz; ; Tul
70 roTATons1sapPly Z 's5se snd market dull wit
PRAIRIE CHICKENS Light sales at s. Pc
doz; Supply large; ~ M ,,..,,.4 :,
Beef Cattle arm-mith fair inquiry for good shiI
/ ping stock, hut quiet for common to medium qua
ity. Hogs firm. Sales were as follows: ~,
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HURLBUT'S GREAT TIGHT
~. BARREL STAYE
SAVING AND DRESS1HG mACH&NE.

PATENTED J + I Sd, 1860.
The greatest invention Of the age.-ICincfnnah Com:
merctl
a discovery OF Irrational importance--{N.T. Z. Tribune
Deserving the highest praise In both construction
and action-IScIentffc American:
It is the farorite Of all at the Exhibition. Chicago
Mechanics Institute J Chicago Tribune
We give i cur hearE appr5bation. and commend t
to aH fuMhsrmen. belle il opens mine Of wealth
to them@St. Louis Republican,
The undersigned are owners Of the Patent In the
following territory, to-~t-1llinpfa. Indians, Chic,
Virginia Minnesota. Maine. Louisiana, Tennessee,
gon, Eew Jersey, Delaware and Rhode Island We
are now prepared to EeN State. County and Town
Fights. !.
1nakinE etaTe nom to tx feet long. aud Of any
desired thickness from Of one inch to AZ inches
: The machine Ii automatic, and II WARRANTED to
make PERFECT TIGHT Barrel Staye. ~. =:
The following persons have the machines Ia opefA
ton and to them Tn9ld respectfully refer ts pub
Cheney. .:Peat q C, ,Aehlsy, Y; = 3. Y, Alley
Batesyine Indiana = lehpseto1; ssanaH paao'
tou l. CO Minneapolis AGnn. { =.
We win take real estate good personal properly
in exchaage foE Naehines md tights; n.1 - AK
territory viii please addre:. Hgt:LBUI BHQT THEts
& Co. fost O41ce Bo1 3G43. Chicago Winna.
au1e-E3TiS Sm
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The Crops In Western Michigan.
IErnm the Grand Heyen Clarion, 1Et1, I

CeRE.-Never was there better prospect for an
abundant corn crop in this section Of the country
than at present 1he rains coming at this time Oh
the growing crops, and the warm weather between
growth cf tbs valuable plant.
TIE WHEAT CnoP.-Nearly all the winter wheat
appears to have been harvested in this county be-
fore the recent rains commenced. The wheat al
though not more than half the average oflast rear
is Of excellent, plump quality. The kernels are
not as large. but they are well filed and sound,
viii be about ten bushels to the acre. Some good
farmers have excellent crops Of wheat Hon. John
Barre Of Georgetown has 900 bushels, prime
400 bushels Of white wheat, got up in superior or
der, perfectly free from seeds and smut The
highest price at present ia s. CENTS, Ali common
samples sell at 50 cents, aad anything below an
average quality il forced on the market will only
realize rs cents.
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pCARDING.-Boafd, with plea
families or single gentlemen may b. Obtained at 113
and 12x South c13tk at!r Te1ms for single ge1t rs
en-, SXa0 per week II Is slso convenient location
for day boafdeIa, - tt Ii OILY few momsnts walk
fFom tns FJst Qffce. Aa.4xlw
DOARDING.-Pleasant rooms
4 with bosxd can ba had at 4d6 West Tashfogton
greet, corner Of Aorsa0- Location very desirable.
tYG9I&w
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POARDlNG.-Two pleasant front
- roonss to let with boatd, toEether Or separate,
on reasonable terms. Apply At 81 Wabash aysnue
corner uf EandQIpll street Au14E3Et6t
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e4giaeerss maehsnisf p dge. builders, car.
:pe7tsrs, Fn51rpaa raen' naecliaz,lcs nud labor
efs-bpt few nf:the Latter ciass.s To fill the
cQmpaAy$ hes::7wa1,f$ 10 .nen,. aud ncaa but
517st st4ss MR., II every respect This ii IN
exeehvnf epn ior this class Of Rkil1Ea1
loyal men ! to serve thtir country. - =
f: Us. AAatr.-E. G. Jones, Esq., 1st Lteut.
77th 77ths4nfantty, lss { recruiting .cffica at 1ss
South Clark street. Ue has enrolled 387 men
since March 1850. Those previous to July 1st,
for fiye years, since that time tor thres ysars.
His recruits ars aent to Newport Barracks: as
soen IS sworn il. -~.~ =
Coa;p,rxA. 1;1xcc7. IN .eoos,s.--A re
cras7;r, cfr3oa fn. ,b;a .ccmosry. lto he A.
Tackled to the Thitl Il ai:neat), LIS Esea coer-
ed Al 1se Randolph: street. By r. Byra, Fi-5t
L;etteEent. He exnasts Z, have his coM2!c-
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TO RENT-Possessicn given en-
L Eeptenber first Residence 969 Ontario street
near Wolco1t street, situated In pleas aatset
localities the North Side Good yard. and neigh
rc1hoGd u1exce ptiu1ab1e. For further parueu1a
INQUIRE st the bQuae. an16x3t
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, BEFORE JUDGE
DHUMMlMD.
August H.
John A. Wheeler vB. Solomon Grant, Eject
Ynent. Costs paid BY deft- and Judgment October
9Th. 1850 vacated and new trial awarded, on mo-
ton OF DougIas.
George Bliss, petition for Marsh Al1'e deed. On
motion of Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Fowler was admitted to
practice in the q. s. Courts.
No. 449. Je1vis Case II. George ". Brown. On
trial The day has been occupied by Mr. FELTON, in
argument fo1 the p1ff.
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& uRz:-VoLSTMTEERa.


An instant and pressing demand extsts fbr
our volunteer regiments, several Of whiFh
have been, for some weeks past, enrolling In
this city. They aro needed in The field. apa
in active service. There will ba no rnstltg
cut in camps There viii be, end this NC 10;
grst, no intermediate Stages" Of instruction,
hut 1or this the xeal Of the yolnuteara and the
Industry OF their officers; must be diligently
ret 3: work to atone; nor will efti1e- bs want
ing, We ere convinced. /
Orr reporters visited, on Saturday, the sey-
ercl csups, and made the returns presented
below. Every citizen and lover Of lis country
il interested thst these regiments an6 bodies
Of m*n take the feld 1T tie earliest moment
II is late, AID less Of service to say what ntrht
Lave been done. 1t is ROW duty for ever,
man to study Ehat is to be done, md espe-
ctsuF his GER peTEona1 relations in the
matter.
THE M'oLE1LAN DRAGONS,
We were present on Saturday evening when
captain Barker's splendid company, the! re-
famea Mcclellan Dragons, were drawn up in
line At their a1mory. They number los, and
are noble set Of men. They lea7e for Wash
iugton on TueEday evening next, at the 1atest,
They a,e ready to leave earlier, but are delay.
ed by the fcrlnaaty and delay Incident, wheth.
er necessarily Or 1ot, to the mastering out oj
the cid CORPS. OG this Sunday evening they
will attend at the First Baptist Church
Rev DR.. Eyarts.
NORTHWESTERN RIFLE COMPANY,
This regiment is now in camp at Cottage
Grove, and have about six hundred men en-
rolled, and are adding to their numbers daily.
Tbs officers express confident hope that they
will be able to report the maximum nnmbsl
sometime the present week. The following
are the companies at present in camp:
Company A-Capt. Geo. ze1l, Pekin, Ill.
| county, Ohio.
| Company C-Capt John Russell, Wenona, III.
Company D-Capt. F. L. Hays, Wauseon, Ohio
| Company ECapt. T. Hartman, Chicago.
Company F-Capt- Jas. H. Barrett. Kalamazoo
Michigan.
Company G-capt. l. M sabin, Rockford. I'll.
| Company H-Capt. Briggs, SchooIcralt, Michi'
Company I-Capt. Jasper Partddge, Mt Yer
Company K-Capt. Joseph Barton, Battle Creek
Michigan.
| The officers Of this Regiment are:-
| Colonel-C- KsobelsdorH.
L1ent Co1one1-W. l. Stephenson.
Major-T. J. Hobart.
| A6jutsnt-Chas. p. Deke.
Z .nnfa I'm II
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sdaashao, I a '17RtR- : aP eaE IL.
: eesEsxss ~tltta d d
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t1y offering very light. *;E1ca, s ITO u No Chi
esgo ae0 haEsd sxi.r!sE yTa:,srn h:lI q
ez T With little
o. nrEe an Ee anat. Eelea last nteht 90 hu Ill.,
Il 4f; tstdss; $40 tn 1t 42s. 0t:ss GRADES quiet
~ GARa1, FnElsRrs---Stpa5y. Fltnr 2sa. Whsat
ard ec1zz 7c ta Eew: Yq1aa 49,.
zLkRE IxrnETa-~ ~. hE!s f2ur- y 900 bn corn.
= {saaAn EzEdl.1a:I1. .s;o, 70 hEls soar, s5aD :bu
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The Crops and Corn Trade Of Great
Britain.

Britain
The MdTk LGns Express Of the 1st inst, Just
ecme to hand, gives rather gloomy reports Of the
crops In Great Britain. From it We summarize the
following facts:
The weather had been mnggy, with heavy falls
Of rain, which were detrimental to the genera
crops. The "ear1ier accounts Of the promising
" "chrracter Of the wheat crop were not Enbstan-
Stated: while its acknowledged thinness Of
t'plant and diminished breadth make it an almost
t'certainty that the yield must be under an aver
"age." in many places 1t was intended to har
veet Talayera wheat, but the uufayorahla state Of
the heweather prevented.
= At Exeter high winds aud heavy rains had pre-
vailed, ard great damage had been done to the
hay crop. At Grantham heavy thunderstorms
had prevailed almost daily, and not only was
the hay spoiled, but the better crops Of
corn were laid, and there were complaints OF
mi1dew and rust on the wheat" At Ipswich t'the
weather was dull and showry, and very unfayara-
bic fer the hay CROP At Maldon the weather Was
''sttn unsettled" j" the temperature was low, and
the stc1ops progress slowly" AtNewc2stle-1pon-
Tyre, the weather stil continues unsettled - and
and further fall Of rain will iDjura the wheat" At
Northampton the weather had been 'svery wei and
unfayorsh1e, - and the growing crops were greatly
in need Of warm weather to bring them to naturf-
ty. At Wakefield there had been train more or
less every day-with one excsption-since the 18Th
inst, and the weather is decidedly unvo able for
the growing CROP" At Glasgow there had been
frequent and very heavy Showers At Belfast
the weather had been 'twet and unsettled" At
Wexford the ttyery unsettled weather during tho
week, md the consequence Of go much moisture
upon the rank vegetation Of the potato, Is pro
of
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PUBLIC PARADE nr THE WILSON DRAGONS.
This splendid company will pazade~-maEch'
ing through the principal streets Of the city,
under Capt, Webb, C. 8. A--on Monday
forenoon, and leay. fer st. Louis by q special
train On Monday evening.
This postponement Of one day, in the time
frai announced, Was found necessary to per-
feet all their arrangements.
Observation-Disclosures Of the thermom-
eter for the week, as noted by E. L. O'Hara,
ut his drug store, Nc. 80 West Randolph, cor
1er Canal street.
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WV ANJ ED.-30O Sac die and Har-
W Less Makers xaDted at Sc 1ake street.
ans2 gSt3-iw COEDICT, WuOLLEr 4 CO.
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: :.,;= .s~CA1DI;E ENAHUKAEfuRKR5, : =
And dna4eaR sode AL. TaI1o1; Tsuow on. DC,
: e.EeS:l6 40 R4ver ST. uh1s.<o. :: !:
&NFe74A49. T.. Z %r7~''. t.-rE- =
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CLEARED

CLEARED. Aug. II, 1851.
stmr Lady F1anklin, Hickey, st. Joseph, lot
ludze.
PRp Dackue, Ch:1ds, Superior City, 200 tons pro-
]isione.
Prep Ga1eua, Steele, Buffalo, 5000 bu wheat, 500
bri6 flour.
Prop City Of Madison, McGowan. Buffalo, II, 500
bu wheat, 500 hrls -four, 58 pkge lead.
Brig Cunopus, Cunning, Buffalo, $4,000 bu corn.
Sehr HELEN Kent, Read. Fuller's Pier.
scEr Spencer. blanchard, Muskegon.
Schr Craig, Woolson. Bufalo, Is 800 bn corn.
Sthr Fortune, Howell. Buffalo. 1000 bu wheat.
Echr sibIey, Ayerell, Buffalo, II, 700 bu cosr-
schr Robinson. Finley, Colborne. Il Gil bu wheat.
Schr Monecn, McGraW, Sarnia 1929 bu corn,
Schr Hibbard, Curb, Port Washington
Schr Shanks. Vanderbetk, St Joseph.
Schr M8ry, Read, Port Washington
Schr Krtland Coulter. Buffalo, II. 500 bu wheat.
schr Racer, Brs ant, Buffalo, II, 100 bu cn1e.
, 1861-08-19

SATURDAY EVENING, August II, 1851.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past tWenty-four hours:
zxnE3prs r.asr 1I1vrEry-FerR BnTnA
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z.THf4AAHI Hr-:BI E.: BIG4AflkFK G.4AflFKS S-efi every ::de-
s1e }KfpV oEE1G Ez = &f E aaE5 ,Gi1i =
= - - s.++E,@AAs F9* - : ~ i
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RI OFT G HI C a G. O.

2 Q RI Q IT g Il Z @ A G Q :
ARRIV VKD........ August II.
Smtr Michigan, Stewrfe3t uht6uagoo, pk1s fish.
stm1 Lady fraeklin, Hickey. St Joseph, 7sG00 It
lumber, 81 hbls -four, IS eds wood, lot mdxe.
Prep Basknt, Ghilas' suPstioE city. lot mdze.
schr Spencer, blanchard, Muskegon, IS N lumber.
scb1 Hibbard, Curb, Port Washington, 12o cords
wood
Schr Phonix, Osborne, Cleveland, 800 tons ccal.
Schr Shanks, Vanderbeck, st. Joseph. 10 tna coal.
sear Lzdy OF the Lake. STEPHENS, St. Clair, Ill 116
m lumber, 100 m lath-
Schr Mary, Read, Port Washington, IS eds wood.
SChr Helen Kent, aharlottevile Pier, s. N ata.es-
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M.f)N.Es..i!IIs IIsALEEsY4. z !.

.- ,SATuRDAI EvxH1Kes a Az H ~. 1ee1.' St
There is =ltl vefy active dom I'D f.f eVIreacy
fy rrodnce f}eatetss a1i; audess limited sapp1ys
the ;nSiket III k4alss ID G5ehaa dull st paI!s
ID x Der
1rawipg srce1Y Ill ':ig per cent: prem. while.
o,hcrf wfIc 81 h.aa rdnt tor currency AZ tt sel st
par. s..@ t. - .,+.- -: X
Among grain dealers tsere was .rasher 1nore in
autry G.r gold, ard the rates were steady st 10
q pr eent. PREM. +. L.
NV that the new er:spa aTo obsgilnipg to nave,
a.d currency j: in gcoa denaasra, it VIII be well
fer tl= business pablo to look rel to ths
currency xnisl, is e.a sent AeEc for circulation
We have got rid Of ztunpt4il ''- and Ftarted On
geld basIs, aEd we must b. CAREFUL and not depart
from it. Our grain sells for gold in the East and
tie f-n4- ou4. to ze:,iya tia same fur il il tie
West, All esrreccy thst is not well secured, md
redeemed 1t the rate Of ole hundred csnts on the
Gor:r ocsht to be Ignored, or taken only fer
what it will bsi1g il coin LIST the farmer and the
l,,5inkss man demand this. SID they Will get it;
but let them commence to take currency worth
9ac OF 9sc Oh tte dollar, and we once more In
tic hards of money sharks and s2ecu1stors- II
produce dealers wart to move the crops quickly
and effectively this fall, let them bring out the
/ coin instead Of currency to do it with. .
NEW YoHK STOCK HAREEr.-The following are
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"DAN. Boss" UNDER WATER,-Daaiel ".
Boss, Of Chicago. agent of the Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne Railroad, has been up here for
several days, looking after the road and rusti-
eating little. Monday he went to Bass Lake,
in company with several gentlemen aud ladies',
amor r whom were Mr.. Hathaway aud wife,
Mr.. Nat. Green, well known steamboat man
from St. Louis, and Billy Watson, whom every
body knows. They we're out in the middle Of
the lake in a beat, aad were having good luck
in hauling in the pickerei and bass, when q
pickerel Of great size and weight caught Dams
hook. He attempted to hanl him into the
boat, when the pole broke, and he pitched
head first into the water.
The place where he fell in is known as Nut
tsT's hole, Where tie water is about fifty feet
deep. Having on his usual clothing he sunk
out Of sight, and it was a long time before he
came to the surface again. Strenuous efforts
were made by Messrs. Greene and Watson to
cave lin, but before they could get to him
he sunk again. When he came up the second
time Re had apparently given up all hope ot
being saved, and had his watch in his hand,
which he attempted to throw to Watson. Mr..
Greene fi1a}ly succeeded in catching him by
| the hair Ct his head, when be Was almost in.
sensible, and as be could NOT be lifted into tbs
! boat without danger Of upsetting it, he was
to8ed along il that manner to the shore. Il
was truly barrow escape, and the veteran
joker had on very solemn countenance Whez
he arrived at the International in the evening
! st. R1W Pioneer. 14{h
, 1861-08-19

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post office, for Postage, will be Forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, Oh Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call ct the room of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
Ezra Whiting, Chicago, H.
Ellis Smal}ey, Chicago, H..
Jacob Rent Chicago. ILL.,
j. Lee, Chicago, I'll.
Dr., Barton, Orange, Mast.
J. T. Childs, OskalGosa, Iowa.
P.J- Lempefieh, Joliet. Ill.
D. Holmes, Rockford, Ill.
VIM. Larson. Lane, Ill.
DR.. Barrow, New York, N. 7.
". 7. Hollister, Chicago, Ill.
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MILITARY MATTERS,

~ volunteers wanted for Company &, 18th
nandfng This regiment has good name, aud
has been mustered in and VIII probably see active
seayice as early as any battalion in the field.
The psy of the non commissioned officers, must-
cians and pTfEates has been ra1ted 81 per month,
which, together with bonnties and allowances,
Recruits aFe sent to tairo dee of charge. God
@is1eians M, a who a esn Ray upon band
~" ha ana III HE Eees1 sxra
hare served In this regiment, and particularly
those who have served In my company, will be
gy SSe in az and ses n a5sa
to shake hands with our old companions in arms.
The recruiting station Is at the corner Of Ran
aD1ph AID Dearborn streets n ReThas M Build
Captain Company Z, 1ath Reg. III Vol.
Sauf41w
~ The Twelfth Regiment, I. Y, tCol. Nc
AIthuE's, are ordered from Cairo to Birds Point.
Company A. of the Regiment now on t117lough in
this City, leave foz Birds Point Monday morning.
Lieut.. Maclean will remain E few days in the
city to receive recruit. for the Regiment: and will
eend them down at once, frte Of expense. few
good men wanted. Call at Lina's Block, Randolph
Street Bridge.
CHICAGO CIT1zEN's CoEPs.-Spscia1 meeting. for
business Ct Importance, this, Monday, evening.
ogusi V " % csp
S. 3. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
TEsFEEAseE Lze1os.-The, reEuias meeting of
| Edwards Chapel, corner Harrison and Halsted
streets, on Monday evening next, August 18Th, at
| 8ofcloek, when several good speakers will be In
| attendance. Fill the House.
CossEcT1cuT PHs.-Ars. Case, who for such
length Of time made pies for the Mechanical
Bakery, will henceforth 6evote her whole time and
| attention to the pastry department Of Messrs.
Case & Parmalee7e Restaurant, Nos. 1s3 and LIS
Dearborn street. We may therefore expect some
fine pies, puddings and sauces at this popular re-
sort. Single meals, regular dag board, and sup
pets at rooms, may be obtained promptly and for
& reasonable price, on application at the desk as
above. aug19-2t
| B DE- Van Buren, the East India Physician,
can be consulted daily at his rooms, McCormicks Is
Building. au1s
GAS FtxTuKEs.-S20,00o worth Of Few styles
must be sold within sixty days. 1s2 Lake street.
jya91t h. II. WnAARTH.
~ The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa will
be received on deposit and redeemediu New York
exchange at u Of per cent, by the Western Ma
] 1ine and Fire Insurance Company.
L aug51bt J: H. WoouwoREH, President
wcook 3 &Mc1stn, % Dearborn ssress, h.Y<
xasae taefs price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
| garments less than any Other house il the city.
~
w ChRrch's Raspberry Jam, the best made
for eals only at "a Lake street: au12gaz72N
~ Al should not faa to read the Advertise
merit oa Prof. Wood in todaS'spapeF. mh'aJ.
, 1861-08-19

-. -. 80
m 4~-4.s, ,NnN..S NV - .'1'1'. u-1u.e1 -
AUS my ale gnes fluesls' neestan7
na ie" ''on aosls'n' at'n l"o.nil u
LII "ao'e noanoe' lave se*sn sef''ee III 'a"se
'oan1saes' IN ea'alts OF nsng a1elne3S.
aooae eet VI 1aeo' VINO Laoeoagga's unaelstana
'net Dushese" We saaH e3Pees 10 neaf
COCO report nom lne "Ason 0fagoons' Ioe
following are The principal o4heers:
Lap{an, Gnlaaf1an 4a!thnas Ihaeismans M.1.,hn.r
I'd Lieutenant, Matthew MAX.
99faety 9y Sergeant, Ill Sas; ~ Laveane'
Sd Sergeant, =. G1aveustein.
~ ~ Sergeant ssergsant' Nat Matthias y aai Ih1eismsat
Gt1 Sergeant. HenIy Williams.
Veterinary Surgeon, Albine Hertting.
LES company are under marching orders
'iem ms9. 9en. fte"ont, ana VIII 4ease '..as
cls5 4oE 81. Aoois py epeelal ts1n osef sne
eEsco' Aa.on O. ~ o. .ooe H. ~ H.. VI 'ae7aSs
s'eA"g thes NJ" gase o't eisaA7ne pn0
NY Es'nela1 ~ taaaae VI n1oau"s ioaeno'n' w.
tsi e1p.- "eoo, -. .. - nens "eu e4atp
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TIE DOUGLAS BRIGADE.
The Brigade are in camp at Cottage Grove
is made up Of sterling young mep, from this
and adjoining statee-principa1ly mechanics |
aud farmers boys, who appear to be the pro-
tie efficiency and expertness with which even
those ths@ % nave Just st. aaveo, at. go through the
have entered the service with s0al-their
heart fs in the work, Col. Stuart and Major
hoDerta nave ana"gn1steo etrlcs m1l1saly o1a-
1ea1us what his duty is, and willingly per
fo1ms it; the rare exceptions are made ex-
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Sta' ~ - So g.. .-N.s 1,.sz. e1se aa. ssss ~ -
-. - - s1.
M effo,t ia heing sn.red IN +ha 7,art of tha
Officers, to render the soldiers quarters clean,
! ! heesIthy and comfortable. There has been no
provision authorized for the sick, and portion
Of the officers quarters have been VACATED for
| a hospital. No contributions have been made
| for the SICK, from auv source. and all minor
| expenses hare been paid by the officers, This
is not zipht. and those whose duty It is to do
| 60, should see TINT these expenses arc paid by
! the proper authorities.
The following named companies are nov
encamped, and together compose the Douglas
| Brigade:
Case Co. Guards. Capt Mccomber
Masn,ngtGnn nga Gaafas, 4gan, caps + TazeWsA. ali
Robbins Riaee, Chicago, CAPT. Varion.
Mystic Riass, Chicago, Capt Boomer.
DeK&lb Rifles, Capt. Butts.
Molvertne Guards. Albion, Mich, Capt Curtis.
, 1861-08-19

Vessels PASSING THOUGH THE WE11ASD CA
sA.-We are indebted to Capt =. P. Dorr for the
following list Of vessels passing through the Vel
land canal
, 1861-08-19

wc Cook 3 &MerAtn, % Dearborn strest. ha,s
Easae their price for cleaning and dyetng Gents
garments less than any other house il the city.
, 1861-08-19

~ The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa will
be received on deposit and redeenediu New York
exchange at y Of per cent, by the Western Ma
rine and Fire Insurance Company.
rucE7kt T. n WnnutqnFeTE pres1dent
, 1861-08-19
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G1)llrSafns Qrll1tfflIE
THE CITY.

49, fsx- Attsz*..n Is called to the "d7ertase'
meat OF Ec1fes "es1ted' Ii our I'll s:s's1 "
snoluu,rx,