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, 1861-10-24

The prisoners convicted during the term Of
the Recorder's Court just closed we're sen
teEced yesterday forenoon. The following Is
a list Of prisoners with the offences and sen-
tence:
VIM. gaskson and Janes Leverc. riot, days IN
EdWafo Duffy, larceny Of vn!ise md con+.nt.
valued at t1a. ysaz ii PenitentiaE7. '''
Bansg Resei aS5 & @.e ae
the value Of f4s. year IN Penitentiafy. ~
James Duffy, 1a5ceny Of bank bills to The value
Of e. ] Eear In PaDiteuhary.
John Rosa la1ceny Of q horse valred ut SEQ. 4
5r+a5 5e.E1+ II Penftentta1y. Motion fora 1eF trial
pa;9 s.me. larceny Of s1,aoo IN money. year in
na1Es1et e ssal 1szeeay ef bank bills OF the ,a-
= s q Ct beg ed contents,
,,5as A.soa = 3 So6s, l;ssR5 = bills, to the
esaspa 7siaed Al sa 10 o7sss e. IT. i eoun3a aaa
aR g KilEey 1aEs5ny hSye ef e.hk b valned
John B. Yale .nd T. G. Snow, conspiracy. 20
deys u county tan, and cosss ~
1tehael Ronrse, larceny Of trunk contsiuine
gsEea Ratson, sAean1t. so days IN Bnaewell,
y9tn Aetsfeery, assault. 90 daya in City Bride
Jacob Eorth. arson. 1 ysar in Penitontiazy
New tidal granted.
Jt9ea Aa1orey, larceny Of bank bills, &4ss
Margaret a Mcclure, larceny Ct bank hill. zs,nei
ats1s. 1yesz n PenitenttaEy. New fTial grant
- Kate Brosn, larceny Of bank bills. valne 81
James Wa1ke1, larceny OF shoes, value $500. +.
day In county tail.
Samuel Hanwell. and Thomas Collins, lsrcea,
Gays IN county jA1 e2eh-
, 1861-10-24

MekeanEs-Electten OF Dole.
8e1eS % The County Conve1f1e1.
Inc Urinary Meetings for the election Of
oelegates, took place yesterday afternoon.
line following delegates were elected: ~:
FEET WARD,
Seth WAdhAms, James n. Roberts John B. Par
fone s =. =; sseasns, Henry Wining, h. 4. Buel
~ -'>0'N'' srcoxo x4nn, ;
u G. Ballard, Vim. Wright, Albert F1asch, Ma1
9sysIs: n l Evans, ]. h. Mcyieker, Peter Gleason,
THIRD WARD.
psf.r = Gs's5tson s'5o Ant9a BeEg, Fernando Jones,
fe1ef eaio"eus Charles Stein, Da1ius Knights,
FoURTH WARD.
Long, John Geary. . s'1'
FIFTH WARD.
J: 7. Mum, Henry Myers, 4 T. Bodmar. VIM.
Ra55, n. Talcott, John Cexan, t. P. Cheney.
Robt. A. Williams. N~-@S''
SIXTH wARp.
l. e6on Bon ATR%Yqaea51SSn ea1S2 Fitch Hsn1y Ako T.
oa1nafo T. Bruins, Mosea Gray. ], NJ Righncy.
SEVENTH WARD.
t.F. Andet, Owen Doughert7 Theodore Waller
John MeHugh. Richard Burke. d. Sehiotthauer'
aenrs h1nkIe, A. Harvey, NJ FleiBcher.
EIGHTH WARD.
G I; Woedman, =: Lsmparter, Char. charles-
to0t EDWARD hehoc, Thomas MacEil, F. G. Weber
NINTH WARD.
J@ohR @ Brand, Andrew Conrad, Philip Conley, ].
j. Richards.
D. T. Wilson, Philip Mason, c. Dickman, @,
Morrison. Martin Casey. Thomas RaEleigh. A
Fitzgerald Dennis Co1Ehliu, Morgan O'Br1sn.
The Convention for which the delegates
have been elected, meets this afternoon at Bry.
an Hall, to nominate ticket for the ensuing
, 1861-10-24
MARKETs By TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK. Oct, ct,a5-FLorH-May a5 be quoted q
shaee lower, with an 1tcEeased demand for export
aId ID home sonsam?tIo9 sales 900 brs at
s. EGGS 20 fer saperdns western: IS 5oG5s0 for
common to medium extra western IS SOR5 80 for
b55pgs bb5pging tb hsandz ndzt @; SS@5 fqf fEsse
in sales aIe 1900 brls state -four, deliverable all
IN November, st IS G5@5 10; Canadian -four il
$ so@5 40 for superdne; s 5000 for common
15V brl= at $s:oo@4.1o. ' 7''''' @''''
GRA1s-W6eat 1asc tctte9, Win sooa ssz ssport
nard. Sales 50 0oo bn Chicago spring At s1.1sn
o m 6u S an ReehS enb bfpt'a6 e e q s M S
s1.ss@1:5l; 56.M0 81 Winter red western at Si.S
snbes esisa1 M Gg a st 1sfaas1 sfM oS % Wbi}e Re
s1ate at e IS: IS 000 bu white Michigan ut *t 60
q IS; T,eco bu white Kentucky at $l.a5Dl s..
Barley without decided change. Sales 1900 bu
Canadian western at tic. Corn in fair demand for
export and home cons nmp1ion. without decided
ftriof MIXED western; 59G60c for good to prime
shipping do; 6519c for choice do; SIC for western
yelloW;: Oats scarce and very firm st 4eD4ac for
-Firmer, u ith ouly moderate
mess; *165o 1or clear; s9:15@1O for prime. Beef
prime; 95.eo@5.5 50 for do mess; IS eoa1i IS for
repacked m.ss: $12 75@13 80 for ezra mess.
Prime mess besf and beef hams Inactive. Cut
meats steady, with small Gales at 51<@6Kc for
hams Bacon dull and nominal1y u1chapgsd
Lard dull ard prices unchanged; sales 500 hr!s at
shG9szc. Butter selling at 9G11c for Ohio; 125f
016c for state Cheese dull at 5l7c.
sTocKs-Heavy and easier. Chi g. I 50ss. 4
25A. Gal & 6osz. eerfp 65, II gtd 81. II S
TX, Hudson 85A Is, Erie pld 81, n T1ss, &c
Erie 4th BIDS
KBCFFALo. October ss.-F1oun-Qu aid m.
changed
GR1E--Theat fair demand and market nrner.
sA'es 500 tu Nankegan spring at CSC: 5 Oc1 bu
white Kr at 24; 19 500 bu Chicago spring at SIC
11:Qoo bn MI cinba $1.01; AGO 6u Canadian club
@l21; 5000 6u Chicago spring at CSC Corn
e!ose drmer Sales IS sou bu At 4sc 10 600 at 4s>e
CAKAL FRE1eHEs Carriers asking aoc on corn,
wheat, 146, eco bn corr Is 0DO bu barley.
CANAL ExPeRTs-2,e10 brla -four; III 90 b1
wheat; 122, Coo bu corn-
OSNEG0, Oct. 22-FLoUE-Enchar ged- Saes
1,eI0 hrss at IS . for fancy from spring wheat.
GHAk-N heat in moderate demand and steady
Sales g Il eco bq No Chicago spring at s. o5; 5olo
At $1.191&; 100 bn prime Canads club st $1.10.
Corn scarce. no s1les. Barley dull Sales 1000
bn Toronto at SIC. RE in limited demand, and
supply cn the market light sales 4,so0 bu Cana
alan s1lsl At 6l16lAc- Peas ecaEce. Sa!es 900 bQ
none IN market,
CASAI. FRE1GHTs-Adyanced 1c or sraip, owing
70 feafcIy q boats; -four 44c, wheat 14c corn 13c
IAKE 1xRoErs- Ii 500 bu wheat, 1880 bu bar
ley.
81 TO bu barley.
, 1861-10-24

Within few Gs. there have appeared in
TIE city PRINTS Sui dry modest intimatious of
desire On the part OF few ladies' to inter
eEt the benevolent in the Chicago Nursery and
lore nearly unknown, but founded on sound
principles, and, in quiet way, doing an I'm.
mensl1y If Roud. The establishment has for
lis Object the care OF infants Of poor women
who could, unincumbered, sustain themselves,
and also children, one OF Whose parents are
tead, and who here receive better care than
they can have at home.
For the email sum OF five cents, child is
here cateo for an entire day, well fed and at
tended giving to the mother an opportunity Of
gaining hsr livelihood, when she would other
wise kufter, or become public charge.
It becomes, in Ills manner, great preyeu-
tive Of beggary, enabling those who are will
ifg TO work to separate themselves from the
great masg oi idlers, and Is capable Of being
made great economical ageGt-a fact Ger
tainly worthy Of consideration.
Other chi1dreH, when their homes are broE-
lng according to circumstances, prevseentt1p
the bitter necessity Of su11en93ring child =
necestlty often met with, ard ore nf tha star1'@
est q poor parents trial
b1lghter day may dawn the parent NAV
cnly tor little time be unable to care for her
chlid how sorroWfu1 when the better day
mas come, to have bereE one's self OF child.
when temporary care would have obviat.d
the trial
In this respect this differs from all othe, in
situtions OF the ci;y-each one demandiug an
entire surrender Of the child
ihe dai1y care system fe one which has had
90 thorough and satisfactory trial in Europe
"a countries that it requires no lsudation.
DID it not speok for itEelf, we have all heard it
speak go elequently through the p3res Of
tlote who have examined and praised jts
Ko1Emge In Paris ar d other c:ties, that words
AeIe would be unnecessary. II now only re-
mains to be seen whether the institution in
our midst shall gradually grow and strengthen
Ito large solid proportions, or upheld By few
hsnos until their strength thall fail, the noble
heg'nning ceme to jgnoule ends.
year and half it has been sustained With
tct public appeal, and 1t has become too crest
charge to be carried on as heretofore.
Inc ladies' are therefore anxious to enlist
the benevolent in the enterprise, and to secure
10 The Nursery a small share Of the bounty
which our people are so free to beetow, For
shas purpose fheJ propose to have Festival
at some time not far distant, and at o prelimi-
nsry meeting Oh Saturday lat, the following
committees we're appuinted:
Fearing that all may not be visited, and that
eome may thus miss an opportunity OF doing
lhear share for "sweet charity'e sake" it is
dee med desirable to publish the names, with
fhe earnest request that all thoee designated
viii cordially cooperate. AL committees ara
requested to meet at Mrs. Franklin's, No. 81
Nathirg gton street, on Thursday, the 24th
inst, at 27 2. II.
, 1861-10-24

hEfTEcKT Bonds AID C1CPoEs REDEEMED
We understand from the CommouyFeaIth that the
Board Of Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund have
1ece1t ty cancelled and bought the State bonds aud
ed sevent3-seyon thousand and fifty dollars This
a1nonnt was composed oiO$6e0, coo Of bonds pur-
chased Of the Southern Bank of Kentucky; $i5i,-
conpoEa redeemed Our Frankfort cotemporary
truly tays: There Il nc State in the En1on whoae
ard the credit OF Kentucky stands fodsY-desetT.
ly-,as that Of any tate."-LouisriOe Journal,
2lst inst.
, 1861-10-24

Du19ng, g,t the 1T week there we're exported from
ny 81 ~ 70 Europe bushels Of grain,
two sad quarter millions Of dollars. Now there
euehes sue 1s aay immediate nseessi EqroRs fos
Esfy Lie mskng provision before baud for the pos
s1pie eSntipgercJ Of waE with the United States.
~ pciS o. 1ne purchases now being made are by
laha. Ihese etgns ought not to be overlooked,
sna me eneet ought to be to make the Federal
sts ettsnmsnt atd all the Northern State GoTern-
rover enouid venture to attack Us We may be ia
p1s1i4n oH Wg1 to g1Ee AWarm teception.-N. r. R<r-
, 1861-10-24
Wheeler and Wilson's SeW{np Mn.
chimes.

WHEELER AND WILSON'S sEwHo MAcHsEs.-
The only Sewing Machine making the Lock>stitch
with Rotating Hcok and using a Glasa Foot.
We prefer them for family nse,-N r Tribune,
They ire the faEoriies for familiee.-N. z. Tinss.
i has no rigal:-1scie'it!fe American.
It s1rpasEee ell ethers.-Lodiss' RepositoyY
Makes the hest stitch for sewing.-Funaers' Mag.
Equal to nine eean1stresses.-H0D.eJ Joarnal
sEves time and bestth Of ten women-Hater Cure.
Beyond nj question the best-Life IAsstnated.
It's emtnently superior lor.=-Diaiondrya Of Mechanics
We entirely prefer tt:;-Aotder's Journal.
7he nadine for family use-Adn. and Journal.
Indispensable IN every family.-The Preacher.
The best ever rtnsented-Christi0n Enquirer.
Most hoEorahle to american genius. .-Ladependent
are without rival Am PhFea,. Journal.
It's superiority is Observation-Disclosures Jour-
sat1y superior to all others.-Golde1 Priz..
41hp Afe pfeg;minsntly supeEios.-Ladies, Visitor~
We p1aiEe Il with enthusiasm -CAristian Lasez
NE cannot tire In is pzaise.-Nezu Yorker.
of6ce-163 and 1es Lake street.
GkoRsE r CH1TTTSDEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Nettaern indiana T10td4rwgs94
, 1861-10-24

PORT OF H10AG GO.

ARRIVED. Oct. e,
Prop SsSsas'su5ss Ss 9.'{ e I'D HeRsPs so
BaIk Hnnaa1ian si Bi4iF, &i 1.eabeis a sat. eoS4'
h'ff ees asdP: Is aa5s1 tR tRao 100 tons
Bark aEss. West, IeAzthnz, Baaslo, 2sotons coal,
Brig 7 B Gardner, Carey, Ba1alo.
sehr Sts &c., s'oHs asIs Scsa1as Baae 1000 o1.
schr Baltic, Baker, Bu1alo, 100 br1s salt.
sehe hg19 6one6 56 e. south Haveu GOO staEes, som
zshi Soa Hs DAVE, eeesfSse eofas8eeS. 9s g oofa; ;
sebr ciGatta ;54aa1as Long, Kalamazoo IS eds wood
schr \ 1e sGstes. Wal=h. Fullez's Pier, 50 cords
schr chas H1bea1d, czzls, Port Washington, T.,
schr Kitty Grant, Malony, White Lake, 60 m 1um.
sehr Kenoaha, Maekett. Bqaalo. $50 tons coal
ebF Fsr Fh1sn4#s Maoit GsGS GeSst9s 5s,,,
schr Mariner. Baker, sheboygan, 10 cords wood.
sehs Gso leo + tx Foster; Smith Auskeson, 50 N lum-
schr y 4 Htnsdale, Brown, St Joseph, IS m 1uul-
Sehr Mary, Resd, Grand Haven, So corda wood.
Schf Huntfess Culyer, Presque Isle, $50 tons co IL
schr aasy Norton, Vaanetts, Presqae ale,2 tons
schr Whtrlw1nd, Nelson, Centreytlle, 81 eds wool.
Schr Alpha. G~ynn, South Haven, As N lumber.
Sehr = E Massey, Glffany, Oswego 1,O0O brIs salt.
seh1 Gertrude, Aayea Buffalo, 175 tons coal.
Senf Aaiy BtoWu. Brown. Buffalo, $50 tons coal
Schr Aazeppa, Mitchell, Buffalo, 100 tons coal.
Seh1 Ell Bates, DaTidson, Buffalo,
sehr Imperial, Steward, Buffalo
schr Wild Rover, Hayward, Cleveland, $50 tous
coal. Wv '9-
schr Cuts, Herman, presqae Isle, $50 tons c,,1
Star t5yGe, Fellows, Bafta1o, 1Gu0 bis sslt.
schr u UousmAn, Smith, BufIalo.
seh1 oetas1a, johnson, CentreT1l1e, IS eds wood.
Prop Mineral Rock, Ryan, Co1lingwood. $3.50 brla
a!ons, z6s brls beef, 1871 btls pork 81 hars, l0s
Bark Bans crccker, Fitzgerald, Buffalo, 1880 bu
sehr Mark sibley, Fargo, Buffalo, 1850 bu
com.
sehr Hero. Bouch, South Haven.
ScEr Calcutta, LoEg, Kalamazoo.
Schr q n Gates, Welsh, Clsy Bankg
Schr Charlie Hubbard. Earle, Fl Waehfnptcn.
Schr Kitty Grant, Mallory, White Lake.
Schr Geo Foster, Smith, Muskegou-
schr YIN B Hfnsda1e. Brown, St joseph.
schr Mary Reed, Sonth Haven.
Schr Belle. Edwards, Naritowoc
Sehr " MbtrlW1nd. Nelson, Centreyille
Scbr BerEuda, Stoweu. Buffalo. 70, coo bu wheat.
Schr O1nsmare, Smith, Buffalo, Is 500 bu corn
Schr Eli Bates, lnsraham, Bpff31o, II 900 bu wheat
sehz A Marsh, Burns, Colborne, 1929 bu
wheat, "'~@
, 1861-10-24

NEW YoRK, Oct. q.
Cattle market for beef catt1e showed conside.a-
bic improvement this week, and though the het-
the poorer kinds brought higher prices, Whfie :
much lager lambcr than usual sold 1t the nnt-
side prtesa; The ayeIsge quality Of the offerings
1tor cattle ~as Enau: 4 large proportion Of the
offerings were from Kentucky, having been hui. u:
order to avoid the risk Of havin1 ttam ~
stolen by the rtbel soldiers. Ths ranoe
vas 5stgs1@ec. enly = few selling at tse
price Mich Cows were steady and uressn@ed
Veal calves Continued in demand and fui1 prices
SIC realized Sheep ard lambs were active and
dnll at 3h@41c- Total receipts Of ali s,ocs At
Al the yards for TIL. week and LAST week are a. fo
lowt :-be5ses, 5.117 COVE, ISL veal esI7es 653;
sIeep ana l.1bs, IL ,41s; swine, ,3s5.
, 1861-10-24
COMMITTEES.


-. " q eo~.A6~-Ane Wontnly
s;..,a- $500 y. .ae to1ng hens cnr1st1an 1850
- ~ 80 oe3e on Aoauss eVenlne, ~ #h1co
ss..a;.e.an 'oAo MAJ e1ec'eo see1osafs OF Inc
Nuon.
u maee na7 appointed TO prepare and
e4i1u'ase Peaaton, ADDRESSED to the mana-
tnrs to t1ar sport and discharge catf1e nnon tho
Sabbath, asking them 70 des,st, in order that
the employees Of the road may rest upon th.s
dsy. and TINA ahate sahbat+. .hre,t,nr< l., t1,a
eornmuritr
Tim of the Aeeoc,o+;o, h,a hoe, 81 .-.-ss,
~ ~ oh0"e1ossoo us4 oesA eo aueuoed
that ladies may become auxiliary members
, 1861-10-24

mush wss tta capital stock Of that company:
= $4,000 Laf1ln and !. put In &, 900 each.
Q-WhAt did you get ioz your interest when
you sold ont! Al got TWO notes In Fart
payment, and Mr.. Laflin's note for = portion,
and rome city Indebtedness.
stsets Of the Company? 4. About 845, 600.
Q, What became Of them? 4. They were in
the hands Of the Company when sold ont
9. When Colby ard El1Ithorpe went into that
concern, what contracts with the city did they
bave2 A. The Randolph street contract G.
Were you present when the contract Was as
signed? 4. No cir.
Alter a further cross examination upon the
West Randolph Street contract transfer, the
testimony Of this witness closed and the Coun-
ell adjourned until Friday evening.
, 1861-10-24
THE CITY

WH11s Goops Buffers & Co. viii continue
tts5r sale Of white goods and hosiery, this
morning at e115 O'Clock, 1t their sales rooms
n Dearborn etreet-
, 1861-10-24

LES '.:r r. Of tie Court House, that is, the
eouth side Of 1t, where the bell hangs, is a
great institution. There is scarcely an alarm,
especially false onee, without its cognizsuce.
But Sometimes orr citizens suffer Without any
one being alarmed but the sufferers. Night
before last, the carving work shop Of Henry
Newhouee, corner OF Van Buren aud Grlswold
streets, r th between $7CO and $500 worth Of
work, including benches and tools, WINS burnt,
and no bell announced the fact. What add3
TO the ca'amity, is the want Ct insurance,
there being none on it. Please exert your
valuable Censorship on euLb fatal neglects, and
wiring the ringer. Very truly,
JOHN BLAEKIEZER
, 1861-10-24

8Q14lE1N Ak@ 6VEApt433p
Although Chicago has done much in the
wsy Of relieving the discomforts Of the sick
and wounded soldiers in hospital, yet she has
thus far no thoroughly organized and efficient
"soldiern' Aid Society for the relief Of the
sick and wounded in the army.
Nothing is more certain than that the Gov
ernment is unable to furnish the various hos
pital supplies in sufficient quantities; and
that the lack Of them will cause the loss Of
many lives. In the recent eloquent appeal Of
the United States Sanitary Commission ITO
the Loyal Women Of the Morrill," It is clearly
shown ,rhy cur Government cannot, unaided,
furnish the sick and wounded with those arti.
cles Of hospital clothing and stores so indls-
pensable to comfort and congalescence. Whist
then Is there that appeals 60 strongly to the
loyalty and benevolence of all, and especially
Of the women Of the loyal States, as the suf-
ft11ngs of the sick and wounded soldiers In
no way can our patriotic women render 80
Efficient aid to the county in the time OF its
greatest need, as in deyoting all their energies
to tlis work while the war lasts. In order to
relieve the greatest amount Of suffering, an
organization should be at once formed BY
women, and such systematic action taken
and pursued as will ensure the faithful dis
1aoAeaoA =. ~ ae:1a. ~ "Ns -. 10 ~ a,e
.-s :. s4s-e | 80. - w -
lent onen certain hon,s NJ tho dav for 10 80 ~
ception Of gifts. a Secretary should imme-
diately commence corresponding with the Va.
rious Post Hospital Surgeons at Cairo, Mis-
sanrf and K Kenfunkv frono whorn ro1;o Afa {r
ess....ss- 49,. 49,. -, -~-''oIe -.
tha s;oh 1ndar the;r oharna ~ ~ 1ar.a ..sa,. y.
If 7ar;o17s a-+,c,es - .5oth;no ~ es9eA a.sa.
stoves nea5 =, hosn;to1. shon1a =. - -. -A 49,
stsr+1. ~ ..as -. ~ ~. ~ - ass Asep .oN'
n-ass ~ -.a,,1s;t;aa ~ 49,, ~ asns ~ y, "a
r. :. ao;n.s rn1e.s t.ss.a = oa~ Aasuo =,
+sa.oh - - :. u'
~ t,a+ thsSa 49, sas.;. pss :. 19 @ seea.eo .. ~
sn,t s a~ooa;.o+;"a @ h.,;p s :: ,1 aseu y. eome
esAA - o =, ~. ~ . .oA1 a1ot's'''o
lu a.,1.s A.e' ~. w asteu'Ao1 ua9 osea
e'4iso 10 ~ eePeeN1ly tooay ny nearing OF The
, 1861-10-24

DELAY OF GRAIN LOADED yrssE1s Lr1sG Ar
saKNIA.-Q9ite number Of vessels with csrgoes
o. grain are l.iIg at Sarnia. awaiting the oppoztu
PIT 70 get discharged good deal Of diesAtiaEae-
lien Is manifested By taeif captains, sud in some
instances damage has been dem.2dsd.-Dstro;t
, 1861-10-24
Go mmeKce Of Buffalo,

TIE following table viii chow the comparative
humber OF ve=se!s with their tonnage, snd the ag-
gregate number Of men employed, for the quarter
ending September 30th, in the years 1859. 1850 and
1861, respectively:
, 1861-10-24
TOHN P. KELLOGG g. CO.,

NUs II Nater SlrRFl3 NeW IoFK,
0FFHK TcR A1K FEoA US1TKo STATES Ho3pFp
WAREHOUSE, OF THE1R OWN IMPORTATION.
CoGNAC BRAND1ES7o.arl. Dupus 4 Co.
finEt, CasEllun q Co. aud other bt A1de4 Of yati-
o1s EintaFes, dark and paie, in halves, quarters
AID elghtha,
ROCHELLE .BRANDTES-P.1 1levnt-1n 4 se1g.
Htt1e J. t. kel1o5 E & Co. aEd ether 1r1zdt, dafE
aud pale. IN tie usual packaEea-
HOLLAND GIN P. KsueEg d Co.'s scsteaau,
aAd We Drip, IN pipes t,reeGr. pipes an1 case8.
Rum st Crci1 and JanaIca-selected brands
MH4SKYIMela ans lrtsh and RaInsey'a sco:eh-
WlNES-tort Sherry, Msde1ra- Bordeaux, Hook,
and Others. Of various gfaieR.
OIcftne Borceaa1 Tsb!e, II cases and baakets.
se31T-TAeen
, 1861-10-24


VINO wants good books at half price: One OF
the hEest stocks Of books wegt Of New York City
viii be sold b. ]. 4. Colby before January 18th,
1852, without regard to the original cost Of tha
stock' Cal soon and pick out your choice at your
OWL price Books without jewe115, books with
1e"efry, Or jewelsy W1thout books. This is to
close out large stock, and simi1sr opportunity
Tn probably never Occur again in this part Of the
country Remember the old stand, lis Kaudolpa
euees. oct. san
Y cccS heLatn, os Dearborn street., hare
made their priee ios cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than SIT other house IN the city.
, 1861-10-24

r1S.s.-Weesll attention 10 The AdyarL
tisement Of Shear T. Co., in another column.
Newspaper dealers and agents viii find 1t q
matter of interest to their business
, 1861-10-24

ARRIVED. ,Oct.a p
F ! Leonard LaSslle, 5o1s bu corn, 25oD bu wheat
316O MS bran.
Anazonis, LsSalla, aO52 bu corn, s0s4 bu 8haat
$50 bu potatoes. 1880 fbs hides.
Bsdger State Ottawa, $500 bu wheat. 1850 bu corn,
20 bu potatoes.
Curlew, Ottawa, 54G0 bu corn.
] Preston, Aux Sale. 1900 bu COTE.
w " Dtd dge, Seneca. 55UO bn corn.
MsTe, Morris, 1900 hu corn. 100 bu oats
Portland, MoE1iF, 5000 bu corn, ITO lbs broom
corn.
Trontade1r. Lcckport. 1000 bu corn, 1900 bu wheat
a. brls high wines.
Lioness. Ottawa, ECO bu corn.
= I MortoD. Ottawa. $500 bn corn.
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5000 bn corn. 225O lbs seed
O'ConHor, La Sale, $500 bn wheat, 1900 bu
cern. ..--
Robt Holmes, Lasa1le. 51ss bu corn,
y Brown. South, 50 cy stone
tLlonlst, Ottawa, $3.50 bu cotn.
Paragon, Ottawa, 1000 bu corn, $50 hu Fye 1909 bu
WHEAT, 2s.o55 1bs starch,
CLEARED. Oct. =.
EmprcsE, Morris.
Abby snrague, Lasalle, 6o,720 IT lumber, y 500
shingles. ii " II lath.
LEcoiD LeSaile, IS 099 # lumber, 25a4 # sfdinr
ONTARIO. Ottawa. 81, ,9l2 # lumber, a0a hrls salt
MafJ Emory, Ottawa, 60 116 It lumber, 70 m
shingles.
Humboldt, Joliet
Banner State, La Sale.
, 1861-10-24

@ Congress Water received this day direct
from the Springs, In large and email bottles Sold
By the case or bottle at Sargents corner Randolph
and State streets.
, 1861-10-24

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.- PADrcAH, ky Oct. 1o, 1861.
Editors Chicaso Tribune:
The following may serve for an item:
FiEt Lieut.. Fisher is promoted to the Cap
talrcy Of this regiment, vice Capt. Ducat ap-
pointed Major, ard End Lieut. Duncan Maclean
to be let Lieut., vice Lieut. Fisher promoted.
All three are citizens Of Chicago.
Company 4 left Chicago last April and were
called the Rumssy Rifles in compliment to
tie then newly elected Mayor.
, 1861-10-24

~ EIEAIR1k4-Tho undersisned, recently pro-
s bs,g,Ul s3 9. Ee Nsn known shlpys!d 4 Auxa1kee
foxe @ g9:nes nov prepared 70 coz
1Hctofy to hoae Who may fte It 70 shelr interest to
E1re nun u6e11l stHrn Of theit patronage
Omee aad 2F1d foot Of Hiynk1 ERECT, detroit Mich.
o@zs2 j, II. JONES'
, 1861-10-24

hxesRA- EDITORS: believe there Is no con.
tektsnt for the Office Of School Commissioner.
Am glad that 1t is 50, for the friends ed1ca.
tion feel great interest in the continuation
Of the present incumbent, Mr. J. F. Eberaars,
in that cf1ce; and hope that the Union Con.
vention today VIII not fail to nominate him,
- any change would be detrimental to the
school interests Of the county.
Nj. Eberhart is most efficient aud encrget-
ic officer. and thorough pyscl cable teacher
and educator, and is Eery popular with tbs
most efficient teachers in the county, as the
following resolution. passed unanimously 1t
the last annual session Of the Institute, which
"as attended By nearly two hundred teachers
Of the county, VIII show:
Rsaateds Th1t the thanks Of this 1ost,tute he
tef detea 70 = r Eberhart, onr County Oomnis-
elooeft lor tak zeal Iu1nifetted in tn dis
charge Of the duttes Of his offce: his constsnt
kirdEet9 II Warda the teachers the e6orfa fn rsise
the etancsrdof schools In thfb couptT: sud thsf
havtng such standard bearer Ia lie ncbis Work.
- etsrtoQslE hcEua-
, 1861-10-24
M a r r I e d.

Of ie AZ s @ 61 @Istsday Oct I'd st ths Es.idsnfe
nRFnn41n:. hP1s1s Ms JOHN PETERSON nd Aiss CORA
, 1861-10-24

WEDDING Ds-The "Yankee Card Wri-
tef's celebrated Visiting and Wedding Cards, new
stgles may be safey ordered by letter. and will be
delivered postage free to any part OF the country.
Write names plain!y, and send letter and three
red stamps for samples, to O. Sackett, fremont
House, ohicago.
, 1861-10-24

B The young. man who WAS enauiring f>r
an officer Of the '' Yates Phalanx," can meet
cne By calling at No 261, Lfnd's Block, Rar-
dolph St. MAJ. o. L. Mason.