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, 1861-08-27

NEW YORK. Aug. 26.-FLouE- Market Sc low
CT, with moderate business doing for export and
10 for super state; $460@460 for extra state;
&4.a @A46 for super western; s.. .5o64 Is for COM
mon to medium extra western; sos 10 loE ehig-
1 Is for trade brands-she market closing dull and
heavy. Canadian four may be quoted a shade
easier, with moderate Business doing. Sales $50
COMMON c. a 70 70 e5eice exra. Kys aonr steady 1t saso
@2~@. Corn meal quiet and steady. Sales 100
b1ls jersey al " 85.
WB1sKI-Heayyy and lower. Sales $50 b1Is at tic
QRAN-W heat heavy, unEettled and 2@3c low
er. The extreme scarcity Of fre1ghts has i very
ch1eago sPrins At eoe@1 O.; A!0oo Racine spring
Lid; 10 white California At SIZE; 75oo Tefy
choice amber Ohio at ST. a5,s00 winter red
western at & 20 $500 white western at $1.25
white kentucky at 81 .37@1 IS. Rye arm Sales 26o0
bu Canada Sc. Barley dull and nominal. Corn
market rules firm, with good demand both for ex-
snd home e0n4n@p0a ss 5n at
Dri1ne shipping do, and 46@5fc for inferior to
prime western yellow Oats qniet and steady at
s6@2sc for Canada, and a2@s3c for western and
state.
REPRESENTATIVES. is only moderate busi-
mesa doing in pork and the market Is without in.
portapt change; sales 40 b1ls at SIS for and
Eales 1900 brls At S4@A,5s lor county prime; s
e % for @sts 9s, ss@1 = t1E sepackfd mess and
&13 5tg1131a58 Tor extra Fflme mess Eeef and beef
hams quiet and pEices nearly UNCHANGED. Cut
meats dull; ; prices are steady; sales u pkgs at
5<t15c for shoulders and 5@61<c for hama. Bacon
Dacltve. Lard In limited request and market
without material change; sales 100 brls st 8k1
94c- Butter still rules verJ firm but q1iet; OHIO
sQti1c and state 12@141sc. Cheese steady and in
ISL request Tor export at 607Hc.
demand. Sales 1850 hhda Cuba at exotic; 500
hhds Porto Rico at 6><@7Ae; 90 bids N u %
7Hc, and i ,314 boxes Havana at6DsHc. Molasses
continue firm with moderate d=IosEd: Sales 40
hhds Porto Rico at so@s2c, aad $50 hads cnha
muscovado at &c.
sTocKs-Lower G & RI4osxx; & T %; Huds
3a55<i Erie 24k. b 80; N 7 C73H; G & G 654: c
64as; Penn Coal Is; G. B @ S per cent 92H; Va 6s
97.:; . s. Of II coupons 7a5<. IS 81 coupons
IS; do regtd s7s4.
BAsK STATEAENr-Increase in loans Sas54.-
Csc; decrease in specie e. 634 509 decrease in cir
cu1ation $31, ,16 increase in deposits 2S6, ,099 The
large changes are the results OF the Government
negotiations.
osWEGo, Aug. 6-FLoun-Cnchauged.
WHEA7-Dull. Sales Saturday night, $50 bu No
Chicago + Hepr@g Il at SOC; today 5'eoo on Whit
CozK-He at 4oc without eales.
| CANAL FnE1aa7s-,F1m, -four aSc, wheat SC,
LAEE iaFonTs-10l brls -four, 117,oo0 bu wheat
| 116,a00 bu corn.
CANAL Al bsla four, "a, 100 bu wheat
| 57,4C0 bu corn.
BrFFALo, Aug. s6.-F1ouR-steady and il
| GRAN-Wheat dull S@4c lower fer spring ant
club; sales $4,000 bU No Ohio spring atsc II 0ot
| bn Milwaukee club at SIC. Corn frmeE, but quiet
| GALES 1850 bnEat 37Hc. Other grains qu1es AM
CAHA1 FRk1aHTs- for corn, IL: for wheat, tt
| New Yo1k.
! LA6a Ixpoz7s-e,oo0 brls aouE, $4,000 b1
CANAL E1FoRrs-s,ooo bzls -four, 1s5,ooo b.
wheat, 18t, ,0O0 bu corn-
, 1861-08-27
SHOCKING MURDER 1T ATHENS
EHN mURpaRnR Tn uu1ToDX.


Yesterday intelligence reached this city that
murder lad been committed at Athens, In
this county, twenty Dilss from this city; the
parties being Irish, and the affair the seqoel1o
q drunken TOW. The nufde1re, Michael
Rainee, on Saturday night had been drinking
freely with one John Katn, both employees at
the stone quafries. They were having their
bout at a doggery kept by Mistress Foley, and
fought over their tipple, but made 1t all up,
and Kain lefL The house.
.Att&r going a short distance he returned
again and attempted to enter the house, but in
80 doing was resisted by Rsines and Mrs. Fo-
ley, Though Intellectually as would appear, for,
forcing bis admission, the fight again opened
between the two men, and "nearer, clearer,
deadller than before"
The uetghbors were called out by cr5 from
the woman Foley, and Kahn was seen holding
his adversary down, and pounding him severe
u. 4 man named Morrison ran in and pulled
Kain of, when Kain ran out OF the door, ex-
claiming that he was killed, and, after proceed
ing few stcpe, fell dead.A
He was found to have received three stabs
from his adversary either one Of which must
have proved fatal. A post mortem examIns
ton vas held by Dss. Hall and King, and one
wound in the abdomen and two in the region
Of the hes1t were found to have been inflicted
BY knife. Raines fully confesses the deed,
and surrendered up the knife with which the
murder was accomplished.
The most intense excitement prevailed
throughout the community at Athens yester
day, aud Only with difficulty were the heated
crowd kept from taking the murderer out oi
the hands of the officers and hanging him OF
the spot.
The prisoner wss brought to this city and
lodged in the jail, and an examination will bt
had before Justice De Wolf at O'Clock A. II
to-day.
, 1861-08-27

MONEY MATTERS IN NEW ToRk.-The Hufld Of
Saturday says money Ia In more active demand,
and loans Oh call range from 5@6 per cent. Mer-
camille paper VAS scarce.
FOREIGN E1cHAxGE.-The market in New York
Is Armer. Commercial bills were in brisk demand
on Friday last at 108H@1c7.
MILWAUKEE MONEY! MAHKET-Aug. 26.-Laat
week Witnessed no material change IN monetary
matters. Exchange WIS In good supply through
out the week, the banks bu5ing at 49sk q cent.
prem. Towards the close it was rather weak,
q cent, being the outside price paid By the banks.
and merchants buying Of outside pare1e. st 4z@
Az Business quiet, and currency plenty. Gold
545A p cent prem.-6entiHa.
CHcMNA11 MokEY MARkEF.-The Gazette Of
this morning contains the fo.to~ing:
Bankers had q very quiet day on satarday-in-
active In every branch and particular. Asregards
money. the supply continued equal to the offer
jDss Of good paper, and the latter met ready eale
at 10(D12 per cent. Treasury notes were firm at
37@97x- There are not many buyers at over the
inside figure, but the offerings are largely dimin-
ished, the security being favpIite one to hold
Exchange Is steady at par to II per cent. prem.
LAND NAnnANTs--The decision Of the Secreta.
~ Of the Interior that warrants assigned in blank
were void. caused much excitement among the
holders Of land WARRANTS who supposed that their
property had been changed into go much waite
paper. The decision, however, was intended only
for the bona fde holders Of warrants that naay
have been etolep.
, 1861-08-27

The receipts Of produce to-day were again very
heavy, and under scarcity of vessels and lower
prices II New York, the leading markets were dull
and lower.
The Flour market WIS &c lower, with fair In
quiry for shipment to Boston and Philadelphia,
with eales Of upwards Of s, 0o0 bbls, at $4750490
for choice white winter extras; $3.000425 for low
grade to choice spring extra; and $2.7512 30 for
superdne-the market closing weak.
The market for Spring wheat, owing to higher
fteights and dnn news from New York, was par
ticularly depressed and prices close ut decline Ct
2@4c per buEhel. Winter wheat was in fair re-
quest and shade easier. About 100 COO bushels OF
al kinds changed hands, at SIC for No1 White 75c
for No 2 White; 78@so4c for No Red; 7oc for
No 2Red SIC for Rejected Red; G2@64c for No. l
Spring 5e@609c for No Spring; and 5o@51c for
Rejected Spring.
The Corn market Was in q manner neglected &nd
the market ruled dull and about nc lower. Caual
Corn Is not wanted because there is 10 place to
store it, and freights are too high for shipment.
About II, Goo bushels of all kinds changed hands,
at sS3<c for White aheat; 22E @22acfor Canal and
River aaoat; 21hG2sc for Mixed In store; ; and tic
for Rejected IN storethe market closing dull and
heavy.
Data declined &c, with gales in store 1T lie. Rye
was sold at &c In Stores decline of1@ec. High
wines declined 14c-with sales at 131zc Timothy
Seed WAS also loWer-with more liberal Gales at
$1.55@185.
The Live Stock market yesterday and to-day WAS
active, owing to good demand By packers and
by go7ezument-prices ruling 40e5fc lower on Or
dinary stock, but steady on good to prime. Hogs
show decline on the week Of 10@15c.
Freight room is still very scarce, and rates ad-
yanced to-day 1c per bushel on grain, with light
engagements at 14c for wheat and 13c for corn to
Buffalo.
FLOUR AND GKAIS In STORE.
The following IL the Board Of Trade estimate OF
the amount Of aonr and grain In store in this city
Aug. 26:
, 1861-08-27

PEE HRxRHnN.] LEEaPooL, Aug. Is.
BREAps1UFFs- akefeld, Nash i Co, and Rich
artison, Spence i Co., report aour dull and de-
cined Cd for American, which il quoted at 2a6s7s
I'd. Wheat had declining tendency and prices
I'm 1t@12s sd: white western 18s; white southern
1s@13s Cd: Corn-fa:, mixed and yellow 2sa 6d1
50E Cd; white 31433s Cd.
Pnov1s1oSsThe came authorities report beef
quiet and steady. Pork heavy, blt quotations IN
altered. Bacon quiet and unchanged Lard very
dull and tending downward, 4ss@50s. Tallow de-
clinirg.
GRoeERzEs-sugar quiet but steady. Rice steady.
Coffee inactive. -
LosDoE, Aug. 14.-Breadstufs tending down.
ward. Sugar steady. Coffee firm Tea steady,
Rice firm Tallow fiat. A1herican secn1ities-
1 G. shares, 39@39x disc; Eric 24Da44; n. 7.
c. 69@T0.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 49, -Bresdstufs haye q declining
tendency, principally for the finer qualities Pro-
visions dull and dropping.
LospcK, Aug, 16--The Bank OF England has re-
duccd Its rate Of interest to &c. Bullion In the
Bank Increased e2s, 1000. Consols close at 9o'i@
:3z for money and recount. l. G. Rha1es 3s,< dig;
Erie PAX.
, 1861-08-27

EDITORS TRIBUNE: The daily press of the
city notices the pub lie in its issues Of Mon
day, that portion Of the track Of the Cincin-
natl g. Chicago Air Line Railroad is in an un-
safe condition, and that trains pass with diff
Guilty over it.
Will 3ou do us the Justice to contradict this
report. Our track is and has been, during the
late heavy rains, in good order, and our trains
are running regularly end on time.
Respectfully, CHAs. E. FolLETT,
General Ticket Agent
, 1861-08-27


BEEF CATTLE-The market during the week has
been dull and depressed, and We have to note de-
cline in the price Of common and medium stock Of
A@xc per b; !; but in prime cattle there is little
or no change In price. Since the date Of onr last
weekly review the railroads have advanced their
rates Of freight to the old figures, and this, along
with the news from New York Last Wednesday,
caused general depression; but, owing to a
more active inquiry for Government, and also
some demand by packers, the market at the close
YVES firm, and nearly every desirable lot was sold or
shipped. The sales were at the following figures:
Prime to Extra. 3.001350
Good to frame. e........-----.-.....-... 5V33.00
Fair to Goot-.. t-.....-..-........-........ 2.250250
common. -.............. -.......-..*-.. 1.1l412Uu
There VAS very large supply Of common to
medium cattle from Missouri, and thus tended
somewhat to dep1ess the market st the opening;
hut prime cattle were SCARCE and the market tole1-
ably good.
Mr. John Hancock purchased for Government
about 200 head ii good to prime steers, at $3.50
1310per 100 nbs. He took nearly all the round
lots Of desirable cattle offered. He also bought
600 head for packing at sa.ss5@a.65, and Housh &
Co., packers, also tcok about 100 head at eimilar
quotations.
A new route for the shipment Of cattle to Ear
Z. & Esie Railroads, to Emira, and from Em:ra
to Hartisburgh. Nearly all the Government cattle
were shipped BY this route.
At Ghe1nan's Yards On the Lake She1e, the re-
ceipts Of Beef Cattle were 2,453 head, against
very active, and there we're several good shipping
lots. Mr. Mclean, OF Mclean Co., H., had 81
head Of good Illinois steees, which he sold at
5000 per head, equal to about $a.75 per 100 ms.
VanEon l. Cross hpuE head Of l2lr Missouri
Cattle, averaging 1850 Ds, at $500 per head.
They were shipped to Canada Ar- J Gibbs
bought q splayed heifere for A1bec, Of this
city at RAGS, averaging about -075 fos, They were
fed in Mclean and yermilion Counties in this
etate They we're not large, but they were nice
smooth lot. Thayer, Of Iowa, eo1d three carloads
CT very fair Iowa cattle to n. Morris, at 81 65-
Jessie Adams, Of Bloomington, had 50 head OF
| good cattle for which he was offered &3-57k, but
| he asked $9.5a, and shipped them to New foa1k.
| Tomllnson, of Carroll, County, Illinois, had So
| head Of good steers which were sold to Hancock
at $3.10-one OF the best lots shipped to ashlng-
ton. Thorpe l. Co. had 95 Cherokee cattle, of very
| fair quality, With he sold to Nelson Norris at
| $2oo 2 100 ns,
| At the Michigan Southern Yards the receipts
were ,17s head, against 1,sa5 the week previous.
The Gales here were Light, 2ear1y all the good, de
eirabie lots being shipped through On account o'
the owners. Hancock bought about 100 at these
yards, at $25o@3.0o.,
| At the Pittsburgh Yards the receipts amounted
to ss5 head, against &85 the week previous Tbs
sales here were also Light and the MARKET quiet
Groves had 20 head Of extra Uir els eteera, aTerag
| iag ,428 bR, which were sold Oh private terms
reported at 85CtAG2 90 Y head-fally equal to $S-t
, 1861-08-27

CLEARED... .A1g. Is.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Buffalo, a0OOO bu
wheat, 15G0 brls dour.
Prom Chicago, Collins, Buffalo, 10, 900 b4 Wheat
1900 hrls dout, S tons sundries.
Prop Buckeye, Resman, 0gdensburgh, 5000 bu
corn.
Prop Barber. Brown, Grand HaTen.
PROP F1ss, Wilson, MuskegCn.
Bark a Stanlard, Pomeroy, Buffalo, z, coo bu
Brig Mariner, Hackett, Buffalo, IS. 900 bu corn.
Brig Alex Mitchell, Hutchans, Buffalo. i, 500 bn
corn.
Brig Geneva. Thompson, Se1nia, 97a0 bu wheat.
sthf Speed, Cogswes1, Muskegon.
Scht Mary Collins, Dixon, Buffalo, il, go bu com,
25 brla highwines-
schr Suequehanna, Perr1e, Buffalo. Il 500 bu corn-
Schr Allen Jr, Boyle, Oswego, Is, ,0O0 bu coso.
Sehf Maine, Stephens, Mapistee. =
sehr Oliver Culver, Wheaton, Buffalo, 1900 bu
schr Flora Watson, Bardison, Buffalo, 1900 bu
schr Wiid Rover, Fountain, Buffalo, 1850 tu
scbr Summit, Gilson, Buffalo, 1860 bu corn.
Sch1 Berlin, Jenny, Oswego, Is, coo bu wheat.
COrn-
Schr New Hampshire, Wigland, St Joseph.
Schr Miami, Pennington, Buffalo. Il, coo bu wEe1t.
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wllki1son'a = Pier.
Schr Mariner, Baker, Ce1treyi1le
Schr E II SAoyer, Schlobotm Muskegon.
Schr Hiroude1le, johnson, Kalamazoo.
I Schr Chas Hibba1d, Curle, Port Washington.
! SchF Gipsey, Jamison, Muskegon.
| Schr Bates. Cannon, Muekegon.
| Schr Y hirlwiEd, Nelson, Centreyillc.
! Scow Storm, Williams, # hite Lake.
, 1861-08-27

oeS tnce. ao1 xosta&e. WILL De forwarded to the
lead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
ostage IL previously paid. Call at the room Of
be Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
6. & g. Wider, Chicago, H.
:, ); Cooke e."
9. Y Barrett, a. 81
Jones. Perduc & Small, Cairo, q, III.
D. Davenport, Lynehburg, g
Mrs. Jane r Seaton, Pekta, IS
Mrs. Matte 1undy, lafayette, 's
Chsrlee H. Maxey. Mt. Vernon, 81
Thos. Reese Woodstock 81
MFs: Sarah Meenan, lasa1le,
Or. Tandy Il. T1ice, Cameron,
r. Brant1ord. Batavia, T.
John n. Candiess, Camden Mills,
John PeteIU,Au, Mendon, Mich.
Miss Annie Lewis, Marshall, Mich,
r. l.. Brown, Athens, Mich.
4 II. Hill, Maukesha, Wis.
Vim. Orr, Albany, n. 7.
Vim. Donovan, Bethlehem, Ohio.
Cladius Bugeurphey, Boonyllle, Mo.
Letters enclosed In old style Government envel
ope, not recognized In payment Of postage:
Wright, Sherman & Co., Chicago.
F. Z. Bartlett, Galesbu1gh, Ills.
G. n. Simmons, Decatur, Ills. Z
I. MoEey. Manteno, Ills.
A. Ten Eyck, Lane, Ills.
Frick & Lancer, Golden Station, Ills.
BEEN d Clafkson, Henry, Lis.
John Mas, st, Paul, MINI.
iss NJ Es,!s Es5tie iRSe1a, Rege1s p'tsseureh Ra'
8. 4. Risdon, Cambridge, vt:
Mrs. Robert Hayes, 0sWego, n. 7.
J. s. Castle, Lima, lnd.
1fra. Winthrop Buch, Wethersdeld, Conn.
Mrs. Mary ]. Morrison, Three Rivers, Mich
Eliza F. Stephenson, Brunswick, o.
B. O. Wilcox Pa1nesytlle, O.
, 1861-08-27

2ss and good to extra at es.5o@7s5 per 100 lbs.
The market at the cloee WAS nearly bare.
SALES,
The following sales were made On Saturday a.
terroon, Sunday, and this forenoon:
, 1861-08-27
MARINE LIST.
OF CHICAGO o.

ARRIVED D,-.......AuGustA u
Prop Mountain City, Pease, Buffalo, % pigs dsh,
5000 lbs lead.
Prop Union, Cooper, saznia, 14os N shingles from
Prop BasEeye, BOSNIAN, ogdensburgh, 81 tons
mdze+
Prop Chtcsgo, Collins, Buffalo, lot mdze.
50 brls plaster.
Prop Foss, Wilson, Muskegon, 10 ms cwood.
Schr Mariner, Baker, CenEreyi1e, 935 wond..
ochr Alpha, Guyon, South Haven, lumber
sehr Enterprise, Peterson, Wilkinsonz' Pier, 65
wood
schr Hero, Bouch, South Haven, 81 wood, Is
hafk, 10 brls apples.
schr Bels1 & a Kent Reed Pazodys Pis1, 7s wood
schr : Il shoyer, ,sshlobohn. Muzkcgon. s. u
lumber, 20 Il 1ath
Schr Mary Collins, Dickson, Buffalo, 50 tons coal
SChr Reeve, Dp1egan Bay City, 155 n lumber, 50
N shingles, 50 N lath.
schr CCLingWood, 0sler, Bay City, rs N lumber.
Schr Miami, Pennington. Colborne.
sehr New Hampshire, Wig1and, st Joseph, is n
Sehr Arrow, Scott Kalamazoo, 50 m lumber, 100 n
shingles, Is m timber.
Schr Crusader, Coates, Kalamazoo, 10 rolls leath-
er, A0 n shingles, 3 N spokes
Scht HiIondelle, johnson, Kalamazoo, 60 N lu1n-
schr octa7ia, johnson, Amsterdam, 95 wood.
Schr Hibbard, Curle, Port Washington, 10 c
wood.
seht Gfpsey, Jamison, Muskegou. 120 N lumber.
schr Bates, Cannon. Muskegon, t23 c wood.
Scbr Whitlwind, Nelson, CentreVlIlt, 81 c wood.
ScoW Storm. Williams, Grand HaTen, s. II lun-
Der, 20 NJ 1ath.
, 1861-08-27

Daily Review Of Chicago Market.


No1E.-Quotations Of sales gice5 IL this Market
Report, are NzdeTsto0d to o. Tor good c0nrsTtitA
eaTTency, unless 0tke7zoise stated
, 1861-08-27
Lost.

r OsT-A $50 Treasury Note, en-
IL dorsed by " 4. Webb, The 21d:r will be sui
tabiy rewarded by leaving it at E. &. WILLARD 4
cos, corEer Lake ana GlaTz. hc8 g4t5Ss
, 1861-08-27
EIiaston Sunday SchooIs-Bfeadf for the
Poor


Building fine church edifces or projecting
expensive plans Of ofbenevolenee should, doubt
less, be condemned as an unreasonable tax
upon the charity OF the public.
But provision for the enlarging interests OF
our Mission Sunday Schools, the cheapest and
mcst efficient form Of Christian Missions and
philanthrophy, should be regarded as an in
dispensable chsrity. They must be sustained
and carried forward. One Of the most prom
isIng of these Schools OF Charity and Philau-
throphy, the North Star Mission School in
the North Division had commenced arrange
1nents for suitable building before the war
They tad secured lots and part Of the funds
necessary for their house, They cannot
abandon it without serious damage to the
School and the whole cause 1t represents.
They, therefore, appeal to all for aid-if all
will do little, a dollar or dime, they will do
work which viii benefit the city and provide
for the destitute.
Mr.. Bourtrn and other teachers and friends
Of the School as they call On the citizens for
this object, we hope will be responded to with
as much consideration and ibeIality as posi-
BILE. Large sums are expected from none,
small sums from many will accomplish the OBJ
ject. JOHN B: FARwEIL,
sAML. HOARD,
L. D. BOOK,
A. D. TITTBWoRTH.
, 1861-08-27

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Once, for Postage. Will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter of1ce. on Monday next, unless the
postage IL previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up sta,rs:
, 1861-08-27
Cbicaql> Grihutte
TUESDAY, AUGUST q. 1851


pos-Aex srAxrs-Tte new style of 9bvern-
.nent Postage Stamps can ee ootaanso Al me IRI-
xrxE orr1cE, 81 Clark street. ap27a
, 1861-08-27

CHICAGO LIGHT ARTILLERY, Co. B.-Lieut.
Sam. E. Barrett, OF Taylor'a Battery Chicago
Light Artillery, Company B, at present 1ocat-
ed at Birds Point, No., is in our city for
few days. He informs us that if applied to
Immediately, he can still make room for four
or five good active men, and also one good
bugler. He can be found from IL to at No.
8, Masonic Temple.
, 1861-08-27
MILITARY MATTERS.

H Col. John F. Farnsworth having returned
from Washington. is taking immediate steps to
organize his Regiment Of Cavalry.
He has directed his law partner, ]. L. BEvER-
DGE to raise company.
Headquarters at the Office Of Farnsworth d BeV
e1idge, room, No. II, McCormiek's Building.
, 1861-08-27

GAs FIXTURES $20o 900 worth of new styles
must be sold within eixty days. 1s7 Lake street.
iy29St Fl. III. WuMARrH.
H Chu1ch's Raspberry Jam, the best made,
for eale only at 81 Lake street. au12g342-a2w
~ AL should not fan to read the advertise
ment OF Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. mA-1y.
, 1861-08-27

Gcop-The Catholic clergy Of this city
hsve advised all unemployed men in their con
eregatiose to enlist in Gen. Fremont's army.
, 1861-08-27

New CAyA1RY CoArAHT.-John L. Bever-
;5pe. ESQ, lss been authorized to raise cav
s,1y comr,sny to be attached to Col Farms
vc.thss cavalry regiment
, 1861-08-27

H Volunteers wanted for Company Z, 18th
Regiment, now at Cairo, Colonel Macarthur com
manding. This regiment has good name, and
M o @
The pay OF the non commissioned officers, musi-
Clans and pri1ates has been raised 81 per month,
which, together with hounties AID allowances,
make the pay about equal to a mechanics wages.
Recruits are sent to Cairo free Of charge. Good
musicians, who can play upon band Instruments,
will be taken. and will receive extra pay.
ALI the discharged three months volunteers who
have seryed in this regiment, and pastieulsrly
those who have served in my company. will be
gladly received Come in and see uB at all events.
to shake hands with onr old companions in arms.
The recruiting station is at the corner Of Ran
dolph and Dearborn streets, in NeWhau's Build
ing. JAMES r HGavETN,
Captain Company K, 12th Reg. III. Vol.
, 1861-08-27

TEE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE DUKE OF
SAxE-CoBUB9 IN Court III NEw YoRK-On
the 21st and 32nd inst. hearing of case was
had before the Supreme Court Of N. 7. city, in
which the Rock River Bank was plaintiff and
Hoffman & Gelpeke defendants. A motion
was mode by defendants' counsel to dismiss
an attachment Issued against the money and
effects OF defendants, on the ground, that one
OF them being an accredited Consul at Chica-
go for the Duke Of saxe-Co Coburg-G otha, the
Court had no Jurisdiction. LII the course Of
the Arguments, it appeared that the exequa-
tur OF the Lieut.. Governor had been revoked,
and MI. Hoffman declared no longer able to
chin exemption from the operation Of State
lars on account Of his relation to the Duke
Of Sa1e-C Coburg. GOTTA.
, 1861-08-27

Fon TIE 197H-N. Hrtchinga OF this city
Leaves here this evening to join Col. Turchin's
18th Illinois Regiment At Ironton, Mo-, and
assume his post as sutler to the camp. He
will take any packages foF the boys that may
be left at No. 81 Dearborn street to-day.
, 1861-08-27
The following ID the Board Of Trade estimate Of
the amount Of Hour and grain In store in this city


FOE WEEK EKDlNG ACGUET Is, 1861.
MONDAY EVENING, August 26, 1861.
The receipts Of Live Stock ut the various yards
, 1861-08-27

POLICE MATTERS FOE TIE STATE FA1R.-A
large 1cmhsr Of men. hare been detailed for
special duty at the s:ase Fair ground. a lock
up is to be built, . Police Court organized,
and a magistrate constantly In attendance for
the immediate punishment ct offenders.
, 1861-08-27

- IT &AAW4AX KkIEXN01A
Commanded By Brig. Gen ]. H- LANE.
RECRUITS FOE kAEsAs BaIGADE.-Full compa-
department Of service. Subsistence and trans
portation will be furnished, as soon as reported
to me and accepted. No department Of the ser
vice can be more inviting to the young men who
desire to eerve our common country. Atms and
equipments are ready for distribution Oh arrival
Of recruits at Fort Leavenworth.
For information apply to James z. Mills, Metro
pol1tan Hotel, Chicago, or to to the subscriber at
Moline, Rock IslaEd and Davenport, for tWa
weeks. II. F. SlCKIEe,
aug 212W* Recruiting Service E. B.
fB Cook 4 McLain, 1aa Clark street, are clean
ing and dying ladies' silks, shawls, Sc, at the
1ouas+ rnesf sf1h1a nr4ceA
, 1861-08-27

FcE TIE AExx-F1fiy-nine car loads q
Lo,ees and cattle, for the uae OF the army, were
ehipred eas: Saturday evening via Michigan
Southern railroad