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, 1861-10-21
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

SATURDAY EVENING, Oct. 13, 1SI.
FRHGHTs- -Adganced e PEE bushel: The en-.
propeller, 5000 bu Eheat, at 2se, and 1900 brls
tlour, ut $1.10. To oswego: schr Ralph Camp
Eell and Thornton, wheat at DC; scbr Marquette,
peios DsiSat bsMe e ss6s SRsst i % prop
Tonawonia, com at 20c; sehrs corinthisn. Cnya-
hoga, and st, Andrews, wheat, st aoe;; bark Mar
qnet1e and Echr sunbury. corn at 19c; prop Pittg-
snd ep5 fS5R a 2sa aes HRish @hss @
FLOUR ca:ved s4s bris Market DECLINED e nd
s Ell as s5a sEs 51s ssps 1hes @ R Rils
del I0o brie COED do At $3.50 del 100 brls Peer
f sasss s9ag SPpE s ST sd & & ezs o n:s
III TO y 10 S STls e Goodwin iaper and
sfS Sos Sss sss SaSS sRsgIs I Il q?
det: az IL e.is sapsF Il - 81 -,., - so osa
hn Market dull and &c lower. SaleB---SPK1SG--
40 bu No !, spring in store at 75Hc, 5000 @ ba DO
at 75c 20d1 bu No spring in store st dc; 2oo0b
400 bu Rejected In store at 6oc; LOO bn do at 5sc
s cokSksssiysd 81 1ses eu: estppsa. II ses 2s}
bu Canal Mixed at 2s7c ahoat; $4,000 bu Mixed
oaTs~Rseeiyed, sss bu. Quiet and nominal at
RYE-Reeeised, s7s bu. Market firm salea
400 bu No in store At Sic 400 bu do at SOC; 400
bu Rejected in etofe at 24c.
BAKLET-Receiyed, saO6 bu. Market very dull.
No transactions.
uIGHWNES-Receipts light, and demand tatr
at l4c.
FLAX SEED-50 bu at &C.
TIMOTHY SEED-Market quiet. Sales II bsgs
| coed at $185: Is bags prime at 81 40.
PROVISIONS Beef nominal at $500
| Extra Meas $500. Mess Pork nominal at Sl1.7z
| @11.O0. Lard nominal at 71s91hc
| TALLoW-lu good demand at 7A@14c.
HDES-In fail demand and steady. We quote
| Dry Flint, 1a@12Hc; Green salted, 6@6Ac; Greer
| Country, 5@54.
BEAES-f5 bushels good White at $1.45.
| POTATOES-4GOb bushels good Neshannocka al
| 40c on track
ONIONS-15o bushels at 20c. ......
BUTTER-15 pkgs con1non at exc; II pkg
| good It &c.
EGGS GS1aL1 II fair demand, At i9K@1ls
| Turkeys. 7@8c per D.
LIVE EST6CK-ReeeiEed,1 173s Hogs, t119 Beere=
| Market for Beef Cattle extremely dull. Hog
] eAsfer Ea1es
, 1861-10-21

BUSINESS EDucAT1os.-Auy young man
Who has an hour or TWO Of leisure time each
day, can spend it where it will produce him ten
field returns, By acquiring thorough business
education, which can be done BY spending the
said leisure tine at a good Mercantile College.
Bryant & IStratton's Mercantile Colleges no#
open day and evening, and il young man has
but one hour per day to spare, he can spend
that to advantage there
, 1861-10-21

NEW YORK; Oct. 19-Cotton steadytand market
unchanged; Sales 7oo bales at l360si4c for mid
irg upiAn4; -.-
from France Per Arabia, q9ote decline OF &c 3
bEl n Sales II 60O brls at o9935 2ofor re}scted'
$5.3oG5.40 ,eaper state; s S0G5S9 extra doi S5,-
medium extra we.teEn; S. 1095 80 shipping
brands extra ronnd hoop Ohio; Sc o0g6.5o trade
brands do. Market, closing heavy, Included IN
salee are 500 barrels extra state deliverable from
the lst to the Mlh o. NoEemoer at % 70 Capao1-
an nonE shaae easIe1 TT WIZ oS!g moaerate e M Dasi
ptee gong Sates M ev DTS 81 g ueDooo 1or super
hn9; $5,5e06 " common to cho1ce.
HHskf1E1rm. sales 55o pts At 2l39D;5c:
GRAlN.-Mhe heavy ana lGSzc lower. fnsate
aGceunts Per A1ania 1Ion fIance r. aaoIG ue
cine o1 445c per saeK. oales, E9,UOU3Das Cncago
spring at:$l l;lf1119; 5000 bu Allwa1See Gia9 M st
$l13tGl e, =, ,50O pn moef LOVE a16L me
latter ptace ior very cholce 64u ooa a1her Gscen e
bay at $l.@5; 336oo to4s req state az $l&4gl y :;
ss 600 bus winter red western at S1.s0GA33;
1.94o amber Michigan m st $1;9a91: 9eo W. ons
, 1861-10-21

this eeun' ~ and the infinitely skiIfal manage
ment OF the French markets by the Imperial
Government have prcyented bread riots already.
Ampnth's BtoppAge Of the accustomed supply
Farce compeeed with which the mnrmurs OF
Tie unemployed workmen Of Lyons would seem
p1speste1oae]y trivial. Nor u England many
existing between heEeelf and this country is tine
that ehs Il suffering seyesely-less from the want
Goods. Bnt her suffering would not be diminished
bnt vastly Increased and rendered intoerable It. in
addition TO reduced demand for labor, ahe had to
as would follow any interruption Of her relat1ons
viii The United States. Wheat ia already
az high "a Is convenient in England. considestng
vance would be severely felt. Open trouble with
this country would eante an advance OF 100 per
cent in 9 few weeks+ These considerations show
adoption Of an aggressive policy against BY the
maiftine naHetf at Eu1Qpe.eN. z Htrd{d, 18t&.
, 1861-10-21

The Managers OF the Nursery and Half Or
phan Asylum would acknowledge the follow
lrg donations:
Half a ton Of coal from Nj. A. Smith; f1fsy
f1onr frcm Mr. F. 8. Gibbs; one bog Of soap
and IS 90 for wood from Afr. E. Hempstead;
four pounds Of tea from Mr.. J. G. Williams;
bacon from Mr.. Wicker; g. % from Mr. G.
Cock; variety Of wooden ware from NJ; ].
one dozen bowls from Bowen Brothers
aud sapcerf, ten platters, and one dozen
bowls from Sharp & Crawford; one tub,
dripping .panR, three wash bowls, and
six chairs from HI. Thager; lounge from n.
Mason; 100 lbs -four from Maple & Cole; half
cord Of wood from Mrs. n Downs vegetables
MIR Woodward; meal, ffom Mr. Clybourue; I;
meat, from Mr. Schneider; Ice, from ME, Joy !;
NEST, from Mr.. Smith; half cord wood from
tarrel -four from Mr. Watkins; 75 lbs hour
srd jar Of eosp from Mrs. Otto Matz, COM
fortsr from Mrs. G. ". Dole; two comforters
from Mrs. stanwood; one shoulder and
dried apples from Crane; half bushe1
potatoes from NJ; Charleston; vegeta'
cord Of wood from Mr.. De Condict; half a
bushel Of potatoes and one cabbage from Mra:
| BnsEe: shin Of beef Hoa Mr. Ellis; beef
| from Mr. SCHNEIDER; bundle Of had.Worn
| c1othiugfftom Mrs. 7. Beebe; one ton Of coal
frcm M s Howe; bag Of -four from Ms I
stanEood; ore boz q r. er9Tn f9nR az ~ 4,
wood from Mr Philip Wadswo1th ~ 90 from
Mr. J. N. Ross; 49 yards Of calico from Mra
n. b. Gilman; % yards Of sheeting from
Bowen Bros; So yds calico and nine lbs. cotto1
batting from Cooley, Farwen & Co.; two laIgt
baskefa of provisions from the ladies Of tht
C. 2. Q. Asylum a. yds sheettng. nine pain
OF shoes and six boys caps, from Davis. Saw
yer T. Co; 20 tons Of coal from MI. Arthur 0
The Illinois Cent. R. R.; 12 sheets for crib
from Mrs. Lewis one barrel Of -four frou
Vt; =; Rawson; Is lbs. CASTLE eoaP from MI
from MI. Batting.
Chicago, OFT, is, 1851,
, 1861-10-21
MON NETARY.


The dsvta, hrsn re,narkab1y tne and our streets |
Give cprtsfn .v,aarc no - ,ctfva hus,nesa: Nearly
every h,srch NJ tr,de n fn,ly EMPLOYED, our |
xnnnex IN r,~on1st1o, +, onod and It NAV
ba donbtei -ph4tber o1- c5tv and the West eener.
s11v rnra evor 5a,nr ,,ora ,,oftah3e business.
Tn1eas some eomT;l,cstion or disaster which no
one ran forreee shonId hefa11 1a. the losses and
an,nc,,1 tronh1ss th--,4ar vhirb e have recgatlv.
1.a-N.'1,, s1oeH 'N4o1s
passed WILL eoon be 1orgnttep. ...
There is rather more bueiness paper Offering to-
dar fn,t the ,narta+ 10 at;11 ,c,or4y supplied The
s' 00S ~ 70 s1Au sN,,.., t1r.,,a 80
means dt Inc command oi panAe1o "uaan los1
row eafely permit much larger line OF discounts.
13eiahe Fasfe, nrnd,re 1,1l1s are still wanted In
-9 @1 Ftosn~* -,,a,.1,1 -,,d. -
large emounLs- u1seounta ate seue10a5 1ous ~
10 per cent, and perhaps some parcels ore taken
at eyen 1esH ti1,ure.
@' - 1,,soe :. uo1a f-oo,,, 81
h3enange at the leading nousea - 'o4o neeis as
n per cent. premium. Some OF the orokers are
ehsrpfrp ~ and nerhans a on Small bills. Very
,,.t7a ~. 49, ~ a.. a.,aida and m the Ron,d ~
a.ne "as uoue to-ues on-s41o - ~
Trade. We quote the range st pal9A'
c,o1d. buyine Yn7<: ceiling HDk, Demand
'e~S'r
1ARKE 1EAH IREAeUka i'o1A7'-tu auu4elou ~
, 1861-10-21
Stock Panic Cause d By Stewards Cir
cuiAr.

GAVN1A < AA2N ~NAHE% W SVH - %'% VA
cuiAfs
[From the n. +. Tribune Of Friday.1
The Etock market took strong downward turn
to-day, and stock came out very freely. There has
ss.doH1 been 8 more paseless teaeuoa "ilnessea
IL the etEeet than this one the circular OF ar
Seward, although Il-imed and unnecessary, con-
tslpa nothing which could alarm any one, ex-
with the aasaisia:5 tts:as the prospects Of any
disturbance Of amicabls relations with foreign
States is now less thar at any time eince the
commencement Of the rebellion. fet come
Of tie epeeulatoEs IN . Nal street were deter,
sentences ct the Secretary thst he anticipated q
war with either France Of England, and desired
our coast to be prepared for It, The bears made
the fullest uEe Of this document, and also Of the
remarks made BY Mr. Iindsay, member q Par1ia-
Lindsay WAS little eonred Al his seltappOirted
mission to thfe country last year did not with
much suecese. The market opened at q decline OF
K@3 q cent OF nearly every stock, but closed at
buyers Of the past few days unloaded their stocks,
ard after the process Was completed the quotations
recovered. The opening quotations In Govern
ments which are almost entirely out Of the
upon the more speculatiye shares.
There Was nothing in the financial Of political
world thus to .unfavorably influence the market
for these securities except the unfortunate letter
Of moderate-sized victory at Harper Ferry, and
the banks were meeting to consult upon the pro-
priety Of anticipating the December tnstallment
Of the National lean. Between the boards the
strong disposition to SELL prices were again lover,
although without any appearance Of panic. After
the board, however, there was shaIp rally in the
more active fancies, and the market generally re-
stocks in the market, while the decline OF the day
had brought In considerable amount Of orders.
, 1861-10-21
Live Grass
sanHENTe LAeT TwENrT.FouH HouRB.
gloa1, Wit. Corn, Oats, Rye, Bar.
b1ls. nu. bu. bu- bn- bu.
To Buffalo :. ...- a10G0 1850 so. 80. go.
To Port 6e1nia 80. 9iCQ 80. .... ....
Total. -. 80. 31060 121200

~ 04L IsAAAA t7tt
Total. -. 80. $1,000 1212oo 49,. So. go.
Freiehte still continue to advance. Notwith-
standing the large arrivals of yeseels yesterday,
go urgent was the demand for treightroom to day
that rates closed about &c per bushel higher. This
had the effect to cause depression in the leading
markets, which was increased after the receipt Of
less favorable intelligence from New York.
The Wheat market was perfectly panic-etricken,
and spring gzsdes fell fully SC per bushel, with
Light transactions at 75@7555c for No !, and roc
Tic for No 2 Spring closing dull at the inside
quotations. Winter wheat was entirely neglected.
The Flour market declined &c per brl, With sales
Of about 200 brls at 81 60@4 10 tor good to choice
white winter; $3.60@4.2o for common to very
choice spring extras; and $2.so@3 50 for super
fine.
The Corn market also suffered decline Of fully
&c per bushel, Notwithstanding there vas an ad-
vance in New York. About GO, ,030 bushels changed
hands, at a3ac for Canal Mixed adoat; and 22c for
Mixed in store.
| Oats were quiet and nominal at lie. Rye, 500
| Sic. Barley was dull. Hfshwines in fair demand
| at 14c-holders asking an advance.
| There wss good inquiry for vessels, and rates
CT freight advanced &C per bushel-the closing en-.
gagenents being at e6c@2G1@c for wheat to o.
wcgo; 2sc for wheat to ogdensburgh; 19@20c fo'
| com, and 2Gc for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1861-10-21
NEW YonK SroCK MAEKET.-The following a
the closing prices for cash, October 10. 1861:


NATIONAL LoAs AND TIE New YonK BAsKs.
The euhscriptions at the suh-t1easusy to-day
we're $685. COS. The banks received from the sub
treasury, on account Of subscriptions, 41AH, 600.
making the total receipts to date Si4 ,50o and
further call has been made on them to pay, to-
morrow, $2,1GO,009, which will make the total
payments on the loan OF August 10, SIS, ,T00, 600.
a meeting OF the association blnk managers OF
this city was held today at the American Et-
change Bank. to consider the question of taking
the last $50 go coo instslnaent Of the loan imune
diately, Or on December /, as required by their
agreement with 3lr. Chsse The subject was fully
dlscusEed, and ended fzrora5y to taking at once.
The following motion, proposed By MI. Gallatin,
WAS unanimously carried:
ResNEed, That committee Of five persons be
appointed to conslder the expediency Of taking
tie third fifty million Of the United States $40
Treasury notes, before the time named ia the Or
| iginal agreement, and to confer with the COIL
I mittees from Philadelphia and Boston, and with
| the Secretary Of the Treasury on lhe subject
The following gentlemen were then appointed
| said committee: MeEsra. James Gallatin, George
| S C0e, Moses Ta,1 r. II. HoWes, G. F. Lever
| ich.
| On motion Of Mr.. Ga1latin, Mr. Stevens WAS
aided to the committee.
| Mr. Gallatin also offered the following resolu-
ton. which WAS unanimously adopted
| Rts0lrtd, That the committee appointed under
| the foregoing resolution, be requested to confer
| with the Boston and Philadelphia banks, and the
Secretary Of the Treasury, In regard to al stocks
| etin unsold, authorized By the act to authorize
natlonal loan, approved July II, 16Gl.-taeto FORK
/ HDrld, 18th.
, 1861-10-21
P1AEos.-If you wish to buy or rent piano, 60
to ". ". Kimb21le, 80 Clark street. eep2626t
KansAB Brigade, Commanded BIZ Brig.
Gen. T. III. Lane


This Brigade is u1der the immediate orders Of
the Government, Companies or parts Of Compa-
MES Of Cavalry. Artillery OF Mechanics. in any
fervice vii be accepted into Gen. Lane's Brigade,
retaining their organization, and be filled up from
the general recruits Of the Brigade. The Cavalry
R1fes. Colts Navy Re7ol7ezs, and Sabres. Com
nected with the Brigade Is Company of Mounted
Mechanics and Engineer Corps, to consist Of En-
enith., Masons,' Shoemakera, Ta1lors, &c, who,
in addition to regular pay, receive 40 CENTS day
while on extra duty. together with all the bonn-
the Volunteer Service of the United States.
Transportation and subsistence furnished at once
to Fort Learenworth, Kansas. Horses. arms a1d
equipments for all as eoDn 8s mustered IN To
the true patriot, now is the time to respond to the
call Of our common country, IN this hour o{ peril
Apply hy letter, eazs Metropolitan Hotel.
j. Il. MILLS,
oc11gs4010t Recruiting Officer. Z. B.
, 1861-10-21

FIFTH M4Rp,-A meeting Of the citizens Of
the Filth Ward viii be held on Tuesday even
cofner Of Washington md Canton streets. for
the purpose Of Nominating suitable parsons
for delegates to the Union Convention. An
those Who believe that tho right Of
citizens to suggest candidates for the
efce Is rs free u the right Of suffrage, are Re.
quested to attend. AANI CIrZEH5.
, 1861-10-21

WHEELER AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
The only Sewing Machine making the Lock-stitch
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot.
We prefer them for family uee.-N. r Tribune.
They are the favorites for famflies.-N 2. Times.
It has 10 riva1.-Seientifc ArtTican.
It eurpaseeB all etherE.-Lddies' Repository.
Makes the best stitch for Bewing.-Fdrmers Hog.
Equal to nine eeamstresses.--H3me Journal.
Eayes time and health Of ten Homen.--Irater Cure.
BEYOND all question the best-LiJe Ws&stvGted:
is eminently superior --Diesson9Ty 9f 4fechanics
We entirely prefer it.-Nothe7's Journal.
ne ma ehine for family uee.--Adu and Journal.
Indispensable In every fami1y.-1he: Preacher.
The best ever inyented.-Christian EnqniTsr.
Most honorable to American genins. depeadent.
Are without riral-Ana- Phre1. journal.
Its superiority ia unquestioned .Ffeena0n' Jour
Vastly superior to ali otheEs.-Goldea Prizs.
Are pre- eminent!y yeuperio1.-Ladfes' pssttoT-
They maintain the re-eminence.-EIpTess.
We praise it with enthusiasm istia1 Intel.
We cannot tire in It's praise.-Nsao Yorker.
Of1ce-t63 and 165 Lake street.
GEoRaE r. CHrTrENDEN,
General Agent for Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin aud
Northern Indiana. oe17-10sd4twgs4
, 1861-10-21
EfnEral E9ticfs-

POY.-I have in charge Boy near
.,ebt reera old from yerrout-yzhos se father Is
dead. and whose mother Is Deaf and Damb. aud T.
oes ID Wsconsrthst want t9 Place Tta {.a seSe e6i
cage. until he is Of age. Address me at Eo; 100
Washington tt1est, Chicago. Ill. D. EASaoA-
, 1861-10-21

DEALING IN SAALL CLoTHEs-Martin Con
ley alias Owen Conley, was held to bail on
saturday for trial upon the charge Of stealing
quantity of ladies' apparel.
~ French Glasses will be opened every eve
ming On very moderate terms By a. FAEARGER,
Private 1essouB aleo tended to at residences.
First class references can be given Persons
wishing to Join clsss or take private lessons Will
please address, for information, Box 206G.
, 1861-10-21
Peace and Coru-.-Or War and S4aFYa.
fl4B.

As Mr. SeEa1d'e letter to Governor Morgan has
given rise to unf0unded a1arm certain quarters,
It naJ be IS well to observe TINT we are shipping
and shall continue to ship until the end Of August
be1t. to Great Britain and Franco, nearly tires
millions Of bushels OF grain weekly. This large
supply from this country is the only guarantee
which the people Of England and Ffanee have
against famine ure1ampled dur - me present
hundreds Of thousands Of people would perish Of
hunger. Nothing, in fact, stands between Europe
eourse with The Uaited States. Frsnce is starving
already. Forty-1ve years hare elapsed since tas
F1etth iArmefa cav 80 scant harvest As ta4t OF
this year. Nothing bEt eaarmo7s imports fsQa
, 1861-10-21

4 It will pay the fun. Of $aeo to any person E1o
ready to swear into the service fer the EaE The
der archiIR orders. Ecr particulars apIly at 14S
Lake etreet, or address B." Box 402 Chicago Post
OF ce, oCl9yJt
, 1861-10-21

w Cook Il EeLasn, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dSetug Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
ae25
, 1861-10-21

The following letters, detained in the Chicago
Post Office for postage, viii be forwarded to the
Dead 1etter oflee. On Monday next, unless the
postage Is previously paid. Call 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk. np staira:- IL
+ F.sssIt sRt'fSy; HS4sla asEaE ehsssa.R ssassR4 IL n
s 5. stssrs Rssins: VI
I: + bisdsstt S6i1sdsip + '' |
Fssneh eh An. Advertiser, New York.
Henry Atkins & Co., Boston, Mase.
Nj. Leroy E. Benson, Lapotte, Cal.
Letters under old style stamps and stamped en-.
velopee, not recognized In payment for postage
t:W Whtts, chitego, n.
s1s!sss S5s: e.? SSssSl blqss s.a chieaEo II IL.
": F. Ga1aher. Monroe Centre, I'll.
Adam EDgele, Dement, Ill.
Wm. P. PsIker, Elnwood, III. !:
Mrs. 1ottis & Ha7 den, Csrrolton, N.
Ii. freedman i Co., St Louis, No.
Robert Horne. Mason, st: Paul, Mimi.
j, r. Werte, Steamboat Rock, lows.
Wm Clark, Virginia City, W T.
Baseett Co1nor, Ga1ges, Mich:
Mis- Mary Berry, AdIiEn, Mich.
G.W. Overmye1, Lima OHIO
Srs. s' seth Rf Ryds!. safSs chsfSsn, r. Mass.
Wm- & Jones, Portland, liz.
EDWARD Miller, Frankfort, Ne.
F. L. Otto, Relay House. hid
In addition to the above are three pamphlets
addressed as follows:
MiEs Mary H. Klmbal1, Voluntown, Conn.
Mre A. Howe. PainesTtllc, Ohio
E. P. & E. B. Starsett Co., Mraa, He,
SIXTH WARD.-Al large meeting Of the voters
Of the Sixth Ward was held Tuesday evening,
at the Cambridge Honse, for the purpose Of
nominating delegates to the Union ConEen-
tion. Great interest WAS manifested by the
citizens Of the Ward in the proceedings.
| Speeches were made by Messrs. I. s. Fitch,
| McAuley, Strauss gnd Others, after which the
following resolutions we're adopted, and the
meeting adjourned to meet again next Tues
| day evening:
| Resolted, That the National Government de-
IN its wise ioSbearing and yet inn maintenanee oi
the National unity and life, and that gore, long and
costly ae this war may be-. the North has not
sought it, and the North does not ehuu It, If
Southern aggresedun press 1t.
I -Reselred, That whatever party divisions which
have heretofore existed, should IN this present
people i Union Of no Union, Government q 10
Governmenti that there can be only Two sides TO
riot or traitor and that to make this support to
be electual. party lines must be ebltterated, and
their nast nojiticai associatjone. ~
Resolred, That the right Of citizens to suggest
candidates iot Offices, Is as free as the right OF
Of the Republican and Democratic Central Com.
IN nnr on5nion the success Of ths ticket nomisteG
b7 that Convention viii stiike fatal blow at ie,
giElative corruption and official eStortion, and
mike every honest man rejoice.
Axs9rsd, re- , Iaat Only saen persons ~ saonla be
p.assa u 9nice as ale 5nown vi ~ y ne nass, aoGsst
sVerT ocs eboR1S pe be snch az vii Commend f
services of eneh TALENT "a fhe uffes of sncf nfce
Kesotred, That we are opposed to the reli1quish
; meat oi any portion OF the Illno1s central ha1l
, 1861-10-21

LARGE MOVEMENT OF GRAM.-The1e were
shipped from this port for the East, Oh sasur-
dag, 2o4 800 bushels Of wheat, a76, ,o5o bushels
Of ccrn and Ats barrels Of -four, equal to
59l, ,2225 bushels. This Ia sufficient to furnish
the whole Federal arny With bread for more
thaa two months.
, 1861-10-21

EEEIGHT CARS FOR SALE
i Ten bex Freight Cars, Iron Trueks TOR feat By
inches gauge tst CONF le.ea and for sale caah
Or Eton taptr. +. " FhAit:
No. is Lazal1e street, Old Custom House Building,
, 1861-10-21

FSCAPED.-JOHN LYELL, of
HospitsI, at IacEsonyi1ie last spfng &c s. years
old. short and stnut built has candy hair an1 com.
rnther dowr look ana seldom speaEs to stts4EAS9
witheut asking. for tobacco Had On: when 9s lsk
cark paL ts drab freck cost, and felt hat. W8 haA
seen fD Adsms County going north
cc1e-1xmdAw ANDREW Nc GARLAND Supt.
, 1861-10-21

TIE CONFIDENCE 0PERAT0R.-John Sim.
mons alias Bowen, the confidence operator,
who swindlea countryman from Canada =
few days since ont Of thirty dollars, was fined
.S25 cn Saturday for vagrancy, and held for
trial in the Recorders Court, upon the charge
of obtaining money under false pretences.
, 1861-10-21

4 tHlCA6V VdlE6 n VllN0''-
supplied with water By the Chicago City Hydraulic
Company. are her,bX notified that ne sse 11a sem
1861, and ending May lst 1862 will be due and parable
on the hrst Of November next at the ot1ce 9f me
The nent herein declared to be dne on the first Of
November next "a for the use Of 1oE the hall
commencing with that dAy and ending Nay l. 1851
Owners OF occupants ef buildings We1ch are situated
1otn adolning any street avenne Or alley through
gre not snpped with Watsr ars a!so no1aed that
The Ftar commencing May lst, 1851: AID endtt May
1st s6 viii be due and payable at the same time a1d
B CARPENTER President.
Office Of the Beard OF Public Works, Oct. Is, 1861.
LAM Co.
, 1861-10-21

w wLwa T. Davis Is announced Is
r.ndidafe for County Clerk.
, 1861-10-21

Mu17ARY.-Capt. zeazer Of Company E,
Col. Jenniscn's Cavalry Regiment, has been
elected First Major, and Charles Il. Greg.
OFT and ". 3. Wlswen, both Of this
city, have been promoted to CaptAincy and
First deutenancy in the same regiment
, 1861-10-21

A CHICAGO LANDLORD ABRoAD.-Joh Ia
lar. Eeq., lorg ore Of the landlords Of the
Richmond House in this city, has leased the
R;edIe House in Detroit, and opens this week,
, 1861-10-21

DEARBORN sTRKET.-A good, substantial
boulder pavement is being put down on Dear
torn Street, bat#een Lake and South Water
streets. Hardly place IN the city more need
ed this Improvement. Let the good xork-in
the paving line On.
, 1861-10-21

BpEaLART.-The oflce Of Blanchard &
Bor:and, coal dealers, corner Of Market and
Washington streeR, was entered by burglars
last night, and robbed uf seventy csnts, al
The money the drawer contained.
, 1861-10-21

new LAMP AND On DEPoT.-Mr. J. G.
Meeteer has established new OIL and Lamp
store At No, u North Clark street, under the
Foster House. His articles are in quality first
Glass, and he ought to receive the patronage
of the public. Give him call.
, 1861-10-21

Eule-The first call of the docket for the
purpose Of ascertainirg what causes are ready
for trial viii hereafter include fifty causes per
day, and be continued from day to day to the
end Of the docket. Not more than fifty causes
Per day will be called perenptorilv for trial On
any day Of the term, and the peremptory call
for each day will be commenced at the number
where the peremptory cal closed on the pre-
Vions day. ALI causes which may be passed
on This call By agreement Of counsel viii go to
the foot Of the docket.