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, 1861-09-21

AccmEs7.-As the Douglas Brigade we're
passing De6rbozn street on Lake yesterday
afternoon the horse Of Msj. Roberts slipped
ard fell with its rider, who fortunately escap.
ed serious hsrm bat was somewhat bruised
and ever noEe bespattefed in the wretchedI7
dirty etIeet.
, 1861-09-21

PRFsfE7A11os.-The ftiendf OF Conmfssa'
~ w,1l1ems Of the Douglas Brigade yesterday
presented him with sn elegant sword and &C.
contrtme1ts, aud q tEe gold watch aad
~ ain.
, 1861-09-21
Fir6t boxsd steady second board steady.

1.-THE New York IGMss Of Thuradsy says:
The subscriptions to the 7.30 per cent. Treasury
Bonds, to-day, reach nearly half million OF dol
lars. The Banks will pay Ia another iustallme1t
OF $3 $50 600 Tomorrow, either in gold or past-due
T1easnry notes. That the banks f=el strong aad
pay In seven millions of gold into the
snbTreasnry shis week, tinG}udng s. 500 coo to hs
called for to-mo1row,) without surEeudering the
going il T., the Government, at this point, only
snall portion leaves the CITY say million Of dol
Lara for the week. one-haH 10 the St. Louis office,
While disbursements in New York. the pzo6ee5s
Of which at once return il Gold to Bank, zoti-
fed 10 the amount Of nearly the entire present
balance in the New T ok Office.
, 1861-09-21
An Alley Nuisance.


Editor Chicago Tribune:
Will you hare the goodness to notice In
your useful paper the ecandalo1s conduct Of
certain boys IN Couch PIaee, in the rear Of
the Journal cfHce, and In front Of that Office
every evening. Is there no police on that
"beat" n they call 1t? Do all the people
wink at such thisgs? The writer saw Alder.
man Botsford pass right through the thickest
Of them yesterday evening. Whose business
il It to put down such swearing, such yaga-
bond conduct. Certainly no wo,nsn Of NY
feelings, OF man Of any thought for the future
can favor ench doiuga. Please notice, If you
will, AeUBsCR1BER,
, 1861-09-21

0111VAoVf @U3 1S04s
The a1tic1es most required to add to the
comfort Of QUE troops, and not included in the
army stores, are white cotton ahirts, white
cotton pillow cases, white cation sheets, silk
gowns and towels for hospital stores; and
towels, pin and needle cases, buttons, thread
aud needles for the men on duty. or these
there is likely to be great need, and ladies OF
religious societies desirsus to serve the coun-
try can do good service By furnishing a. many
Of these as possible. This Committee will see
that they are forwarded where most needed.
Country papers will please copy for the
coed Of the ean1e.
". MCBRIDE, Secretary.
, 1861-09-21
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

gagements wers - follows: 51 To oswego schrs e.
F: D9IE and Aavanee, wheat ria ssr1ia at sic;
Tonavanda and Chicago. wheat, at 16c prop Han. as
tel, wheat, At lbxc; sehr speeoweli, corn st l5c3
schr Presto, wheat, It I5Kc; achr Grapsshot'
FLotR-Recaiged, 635l brls; shipped, none.
T5est all sass go g efs Pes 5sds and Has5 50
10 bsla :canphen's Bsst'' white winssr rat 1T SID
An.6sosis'' red Eiats t al: . bsi. d Ji rsd
winter enper at $s.s5 del: 100 br sPeerieas''
ehol9s teRrisg sHt5a q At 8 50 e 80 brls Chats;
mckinney, 100 brls Lillian ,''-all;at s. rs del;
soo bIls Lillian sold last night on ?. t.; aoo
q os ae 20 1a rs m a5' se2@ spPg aaa 5 s 5s
s'EjDorado'' at $4.1o del 100 brls ssMorgaut' at
*4.00 del; 1870 bills ssRadIant" at *4oo III; 100
545s Goeahqs ,, 59o bsls "perTs9t snd 100 bIls
II: e'q spbas bFs ids e BE- 81 R
efos eRs g bss Sd &C. 80 ess gos .sp2 f5i t:
extra at g 50 del; 147 brls .Iro1ell' At SAD on
track; 100 hrla DO On P. t.; 66 brs "Aomenee'' at
s5:G5 del; loo brls good auperane on ?. t.; 50
e.ls e g g. ds1per at ss ~ 1so brs good
toRN aEM@acoo sr]s a.1.h's caloric' 90 on
WHEAT-Receiyed. lii, 2,691 bu ehipped, 106, 900
bu: Spring wheat active and advanced 1895
Winter wheat adEanced &c; 100
bu No White in store at 951se; 400 bu No White
in store at Sc; 1900 bu No Red in etore at s5c
400 bn do at SIC, 5000 bu No Red in store a: Soc
500 bu do at SIC. srRsG-e0,000 bn No Spring
In ttore at DC; COCO hu do at Tskc: 5000 pu d6
~ SSs e 3ooo sq No sg'tng Fl store At
]sctsd u store at eoc, 1890 bu Do At SIC 80 bn
coRN-Rece1ved, IS. 1856 bu; shipped, 1863. 155 bu.
Market quiet. Sales, 900 ba W lite in store Il
&c; fs,t0 bn Canal aud River Mixed at 93xc
in store at &c. Is 900 bu do at a2Kc; 1900 bu Re
"a oATs.Rseetsea, $ e Il T. ~ bn shipped, 4se5 bu.
AfEFft IT, sses IL aooo By No das is aaoss
RRLRT-Reeei7ed. i,0s9 b. Market frm.
s:si &aDTh 5SS ass 81 At ZEE sn sSaea tta Sales
Il bags ehoise # e co. rs eks at 81 Is; 100 SKIS
go14 q $5 59 100 ha prime 1t 81 s.:
'osf 6aoNon 8 ~ 81 Il So q 5se1 ps1 # H.
BKOOA CORN4 tons good at $50. ...
| BEANS-In good demand and fem at 9131 80
| PRoVIsIoNs-Mess Pork nominal st s13ms14.
Lard nor ipal at 7A@Tf.
| TALLOW-5o hIis prime city at X.
HIDES In good dem.pd and trm At the follow:
4H@5c; Green Country, 84@4c.
EGGS1In good supply q b0shc per doz.
| RgTIER.Gommon: Com SOS; choice dairy, 99t1-
AZ F a71 : good supply and
| Chickens s1.25@t 10 per aoz Tur.
XPfYEEbal. with eales at s1@1 s
- rRAecHEssuppIy z &C heavy-T1th sales at 5oc
| LIVE SToCK-Beef Cattle In fair de.and and
steady; Hsgs drm. Sales were ~ follows:
, 1861-09-21
MARINE INTKLL1EENCE.

FAssED DETROIT, Sept. 19.--UF-Props Iron
Gibraltar, saaho!a, Shanghai, CITY Of Buffalo;
estzs Assss23c 81 Aeaa; .shfe stsMa Conqoest
dight Drew, n aaniaessoa,. s Mott, Franz
Dqws-ProPa Nayhowez. Weaona; seass Bon
nie Dooa, Mary Cell1ns, C0Quette, Nontea9h.
, 1861-09-21

THE CLOSE o. THE MARKET.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 18.--Stil raining and any
lots have come IN this morning; some OF which
were detained on the Penneylvsn1a Central Rail
road, owing to Government pressure On that road.
bsrgh and thai the eatiie train only csme in aftsr
Lear 100 had been forwarded About 40 cattle
are reported IS having been forwarded for the
during The past week. From the Erie Road alone
there were turned of, at Elnir2, 20 carloads Of
cattle, numeeting some l ,sao head; slsoahsat 100
But, returning to the Fortytourth street mar-
ket, we dld the eaddit1ons-nakinG 3,514 head fog
the two days-haTe the effect to depress sales, and
say 1hey closing ont their lots q. s. to 50 per
head Ices than the opening pr1ce. There are an
unusually large anmber Of droFes IN market
head Up to 144 Scme Of them were the remnants
oflarga cunsisnments aeut In previously and are
= tai1ngs" IL every respect: Brokers have quo-
badly Leaves hut email margin of profs for the
owners There Ess scarcity Of nice butchers
mp the frat Dig Of the market. The stock was Ill
week, butchers have enough for inmediste wants
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week, 6 499
The following are the quotations Of today, given
bg the Superintendent, Iii. Grant:
Gorn-ieo hogs. gs.--.---.--.------4 04Hc gross.
Distillery sxGssc gross.
With moderata receipts the sales we're much
quicker, lsaEing Ect more than 900 head in the
yards. Brokers think that if The receipts are not
allowed to greatly exceed the above total, now
that cooler weather is approaching: which will
add the consumption Of pork In this city prices
will be apt to favor the seller.
Geo. ". Dotman s,ayce the following as the
price oi hogs thi2 week:
Live Dead.
| First qualit: corp led, large
| size: :..--..-..-.. ...........4AG1475c 5,s@5ke
Second quality, cornted...... @44c @5Hc
| First quality, small eizes fat
AID prime, for market ..--.
butchers. re....,.-.......... 44@49c 5K@5Hc
| Large size etlllfed, tat-...-,. az @3Ac 4 @fAe
| Second quality still-fed, fat.. 3HW3Hc @44e
| Neete II mastfed ........-... 3H934c ( @44c
| slnBll sizea choice Etcck hoga-not wanted.
Ordinary or common stocE-not wanted.
, 1861-09-21
RELIGIOUS N0T'IOK.

SOUTH PR1aBTTXnlAM CHuhCH.-freacn1ng y
Re7. Dr.. aaiseT, At ha1fpsst 10 O'clock; ses*s
free, and the public are cordially 1ns11eo 10 a.
tend.
SUNDAY LEcTUR1s At KHasBuH1, dA11.-f1to- d..-f11-
speaker, viii deliver N address, It K}ngsou1J haA.
on, Sunday morning next; Sept "a, a. tea e.
clock. Admission free. he Will aiao skasx ksM. IL
the evening, at " o'clock, under M ApqstonE
influence, when ten cents admission WILL De re-
ceived.
NoRTH BAPTIST CauacH-Preaehing In this
church corner Of Ohio and Uearnsfn enef1. %
BY Rev A A. Kendrick, Pastor Of the church.
The public are cordially invited to attena:
Divine service In the Protestant E21esopat
lin streets, In The morning At 1Q4 O'clock. Alter
noon service omitted Strangers 4e AR2ys ~ Wet-
come. Dne notice Of Thurbd9y.s faet day VIII be
made. E. B. TUTfLE, Rector.
, 1861-09-21

MAJ OF MrssouR1-Rebyns Map OF Ats-
souri shovs al the country, toH1s, RAILROADS.
rivers &c, For sale By Walsh. corner Madl-
xox, .+r~s+ and custom House Place
, 1861-09-21
UnRal0 Letters.

The following letters, detained In the Chicago
Post Office. for Postage. viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on MondaJ next, un1oss the
postage Is previously paid. Call 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
Hies Mary Brown, Chicago, III.
G. Il. Dnnham, IS *
Peter Boyce, g 81
Louis Staub, ss
n. n. ". Cnshman, Ottawa, j"
Nre. Oliver c. Carl, Heyworth, ss
b. g. Eolleway, Cleveland, o.
John williamson, New York, n. T.
jan es EilvFy, Newark n. j.
Col. L. Andrews, San Francisco, Gu 2
Letters under old style stamps aad stamped en-
ye1opes, not recognized IN payment Of postage;
willis Black, Chicago. II
A. P Dickinson, -
Tobev Z Booth, ="
Henry Mull1gan. Aurora. IL
]. Long Il Son, Freeport,
Charles Breyfogle, Hofnshy, III"
s Narkey. ReedebnIg, Wis.
Mrs. May Mench, ManitoWoe, Wis.
james Belts, Rising Sun, Iowa
S, S, Dodge, N. D., Goshen. Ind
Miss Helen Cunningham, Delaware, y.
Iacoh Drake, Cinc1nnat1, o.
G. &C. n. Harmon 4 Ross, AURORA o.
b. Markey, Jr, Gnbaa. \.
Rudolph zobrest- Ions Nlex1ele'
, 1861-09-21

SEETE3 FEUA DIFFERENT BTATES-
M, A11erton Il Co proprietors Of the Wash
ington Drove Yards, Forty fourth street, report
, 1861-09-21

CHICAGO, Sept. 10, 1861.
At meeting Of the Committee, held this
day, the following resolution was adopted:
Reso1ced, That the Chaplain and Surgeon of
each Regiment from this Congressional District,
be requested to correspond regularly with this
Committee, giving Information Of its condition
and wan1e, and advising Of all matters Of special
interest connected with its affairs.
Country papers please copy for the good Of
the cause. ". MCBRIDE, Sec'y.
, 1861-09-21

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL
ARRIVED. D........Sept. IL.
S G Campbell. LaSalle. $3.50 bu corn.
Froatadour. Icckport, 1900 hu corn, 50 brls high
wiaes, 100 ns glass-
Mazeppa, Leckport. 5000 bu com.
Mat1oR. SenecA, $500 bu corn.
Gkrihaldi, Lasafle, $500 ha corn.
s Lincoln, Morris, 54e0 bu corr, Is, 792 hs seeds.
Atlantic, Morris. 1000 bu co-u SEQ bn rye, 80 Ds
feeds.
Mariner. States Prison, 20 40 1os cooper'a ware.
Wave, Morris, Il, coo bn csrr, 16 $50 Ds seeds,
Rocket, loCkport, $500 bu COIL
Alcona. Lcckport, 65G0 hu corn, IS hu beans, i290
bs eeeds-
NebIaska, LaSal1e, 130 tons coal
George, Morris. $500 BIZ corn, q 1888 ns seeds.
CLEARED. ..SRpt. 49,
q Ham1in. Ottowa.
Napoleon, La9alle.
A Douglas, Leneca, Is brss line.
Central City, LaSalle.
Ontario, Ottawa, A.s00 # Lumber, 100 b1ls salt,
Abbey Spra8ue. LaSalle, % 958 n lumber, 3,SOG #
siding. "A n shingles, N lath, 20 ns carpenter
work, 4, coo ps sund,ies.
Cur1ew, Lockport 12 000 1bs stoves and hardware.
Time, LaSaIe. 65 413 # lumb 7.
Velmonter, Athens 49, IN # lumber, I'm gliding, n
m ehtncles
, 1861-09-21

Ao"A W 0&te.. e........-..-... .$AootaVo
1t Is expected that the subscriptions In this
city Will reach half \ million dollars. The
National Loan Is one Of the most secure and
profitable Investments that can b. made, and
must have the effect to draw out much money
now laying Idle, OF expended in proftless
direction.
, 1861-09-21
lgst,


GEALED PROPOSALS ARE
~ tnyttsd I'll the 2th dr. Of sepesnoer. 1851. k,r
supply yfug The Army Of the Potomac with POT 4T1Es
About $500 bushels viii be required In lofa az ahant
2t0Q bushels per !eef, The Fufato "a Be- of tia tr5t
NeFct1s [bfua1 s &ee>
Pink Eye.
Metcefs CHhItel.
5he potAtoes TO Be detvered IN Ws.hIpetoa. sad
e. ee1s % I1en aSspeEt3oa On delivery - sae Sabsss
sire It ~s'&aA1eas s3ot1A oa'
The Fotatoes to be delivered Ia gota .trnnv b.r.
fsT ~ ~ h': 9ann =, nnsnel 70 g esmate3 s ina
~ S' ~ "s04aSt"as v. Y. se1ly5s1lK
, 1861-09-21

"a Augusta! oh! Augusta1! See that beauti-
fu1 Lamp In the window with prisms Look
also at the one in the corner, with the red glass;
marked $50. Isn't that ! perfect beauty. de-
clare there is one marked 81 90. Mother wants
good Kerosene Lamp They don't explode you
know when you uae the genuine Kerosele.
Let us read the name aud number of the stpre
Why It's Nsble's Lamp and Oil Emporium, It's
Lake sIeet- ee2l-12t.
, 1861-09-21

r. Sasgentss Wild Cherry Tonic elttefs are
most valuable medicine for debility, etc Pfepar-
ed by Sargent. Druggist, Randolph and State ITS.
, 1861-09-21

AID II HE proportion for larger zzes - required
ETerr Engine Is fa1nlahed with
JUpSUE'E PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE
tupericr to anT other ST. le OF Engine, and theg will
Save from IS to SO per cent In Fuel
over the usual Class Of boers n use In the Vest We
tabishment, -where they NAY be examined and the
pec6essrJ 1nforation obtstneu regarding t1etn Com
petent " H. desil ed be furnished 70 sst up and
start engines In any part ofthe country. supply
WATER WHEEL1, 6EAFTIE9, GEARING. ID.
At7<ry low pr1ccA
t. u. RAXTKR Il CO.'S
Nil Furnishing D6pot. West Water street. betWef1
nAndolpb and Madison Sta Chicago Ill
Post Office addrees BOZ 35%. ocss4-1y
, 1861-09-21

Gas Ft1TuKEs.-The place to get ne,o styles 1t
low figures, 182 Lake street. n. ". Wn;MAR1H.
September 10, 1851. sel92ss
, 1861-09-21

~ Cook & MeLaln, ta3Clark street. aze cle&u-
ing aad dying ladies silks, sAAwls, DC, at tae
lowest possible prices.
, 1861-09-21
M a r. r I r. D.

In this city On Thursday the 18th Inst q st. Johns
Church, by Rev T. N Bishop, NJ. HENRY 4.
sE01CHsEk and Mis- MAKY JANE BUCHANAN,
all OF this City,
, 1861-09-21
MARINE LIST,
2 O r T. Q F. G HI a G. o

ARRIVED. Sept. 20.
Prop J Barber, Brown, Grand River, ll0n lumber.
Prop HUI ter. Dickson, Gtde1lch, b1 aud ! csse2
goods, buggy.
Prop Akron. CALDWELL 0gdensburgh, p tons mdz
Bark Hungarian, Blair, UsHego, $40 bsrs iron.
Brig William Lewis, Sweet1and, OeTego, 1850 brIs
salt.
sehr E7eline Bates, Peterson, Presqae Isle, a77
sehr Grape Shot, Chandler, co1lingwood, 81 eds
wood.
schr Entezp1i.e, Peterson, Wnkinson's Pier, 20
eds wood, 20 II stavee.
Schr Hele7 Kent, Reed, Fuller'B Pf5r, - eds wood
Sctz Orion, JOHNSON, st Joseph, IS cds 4ood.
Sch1 Ardent, Stocks, Holland, 20 n timber, 500 +
sebr Essex, chron. Bay City, 10 II inmaer, 20 II
lath.
seow samre, Mckee, Pier Core, 20 eds wood
CLEARED Sept. 20
Pop City Of Madison, MCGOWAN, Buffalo, 1900
bu wne3r, 100 pfgs lead, geo bsls flour.
Bark Marquette. Best, Buffalo, ~, s0U bu wheat.
Bark Norman, BtamaH, OaWego, 1900 bn 1heat.
Brig Mariner, Hackett, Buffalo, 16, $50 bu corn.
Brig IFabaua, Graham. Buffalo, u. Go bu corn.
Ecbr Odin, Walton. sarnia, 68e0O hu wheat.
Schr Planet, Lynn, Buffalo, 8,e6o bn wheat.
schz Crepe Shot, Chandler, Buffalo, to 1oad at
schr sn1berTy. Grey. Bnff.lo, IL, 600 bu wheat.
Sehr E G hcGraW. SaEnia, 7,1G0 IN corn.
Seer Helen Kent. Reed. Fnller's Pier.
Sehr Presto. Wilcox, Buffalo, l.. 400 ba wheat.
scow Laurel, Mckee. Pier Cove.
, 1861-09-21

# See Ar. Dyes notice Of singing school and
Piano elass IN smother column. Commences next
week. 6ea1-It.
, 1861-09-21

NKIN1T KUUAIS To RENT-
Tse eesnes st re IN pcr:lsnt Beck. 100, ss b.
sarated y tu ttect.l:cul BaS- Com ,a.y, .ct5er
E1tn ,te ao1cinln: Store. formerly occ1tled 81 the
New York MaFh1c Comua y, are offered 1sr rent oa
favorable terms These stofes. orgtasiy desik ed
for tarli"g u-es, cont.tt II. m c:Etly AMI b;-t
st'urt.d va11ts IN the cicy, pF!vute see. a
reFsosta. they aee uaer.d ol.y to BanSer. For
d.
, 1861-09-21
DFFARTVKE OF TEE DOUGLAS
BRIGADE.
Its First Regiment off for Missouri.

Ie8tefuhy, II the aouT epponFeo. top An"s
regiment Of the Dousla7 Brigade LETT their
Gimp 1t Cottage Grove aud marched clty-wad
to take the c4ss It the Illinois Central depot
for st. Louis. Unfortunately = driving rain
set In 3utt about the same hour s0d made the !
march one Of much discomfort to the men,
but not to the effect Of destroying thelr sol-
dterly appearance
Thie-the first Regiment Of the Brigade, has |
been fully equipped In the best s+yls by the |
Var Committee ofthzs city ,and the outfit is N
excellent ore. The Uniform is tho army blue
The coat d plain blouse. The tents are Of the
Sit1ey psttern- The baggage Of the regiment
was loaded Oh the cars on the track at Cot
tage Grove, and was au on board By the time
the regiment left for the city. Led ofby
fine band Of music, and their own excellent
drum corps, the regiment showed itself of too
good plnck 10 be greatly hindered in a two
aud half miles march, by rain and mad,
though the event and unhappy conjunction
was to be regretted and kept many of cur clti~
gems from enjoy Ing sight Of the troops. The
column wss made up IS follows:
srArr oTrIcERs.
Cs1ene1 Webb. commanding.
Major g. ". Roberts.
Surgeor J. E. Powell
Adjntaat q Brown
Arstttant Surgeon Brown.
Chxplain Rev Mr. s1uff.
sutle1 F. d. Miller. N&''''''
CoxPASI A-Kevanee Guards, Capt Northrnp.
CokfANI B-Robbins Rifles, Capt. Warden.
CoAPAKT C-0nei1a Guards, Capt. Walworth.
C9nrAFT D-1ankakee Valley Guards, Capt
,conrAsr E-cass County Guards, Capt. D. ".
Norton.
Phillips.
CoarAET Roberts Guards, Capt. Boomer
GosrAs1 AS!esft Guafds sp Capt asftenstetn
CouFAkT K-OeKalb RifeE, Capt j. D. Butts.
The line of march wss shortened On account
Of tie rain, tie regiment marching On Michi
gan ayanue to Washington street, thence to
clark and Lake, and down the latter to the
depot, the cheers Of thousands following them
the entire route, At 2. n, the train Of
twenty cara left for 81 Louis.
Our notes have, for several isaucs past, been
too coplons, Oh this fAyorite regiment to have
left much unsaid. II is finely differed, and
when they have had brief drill, with arms In
! their hands, they will let no regiment take
| their laurels.
The second regiment remaining in camp, at
Cottage Groye, now numbers several hundred
meu, and il under charge Of Lient+ Col Maln.
borg,a thorough soldier and 6iscipl1naria2. HI
| is native Of Sweden, has q thorough military
education in foreign schools, and has for sev
eral years past been in the employ Of the Hi
rois Central Railroad, in it's Land Department
He is the right man in the right place at Cot
, 1861-09-21

PAsos.-r JOE wish to buy Or rent piano, 70
to II. II. Kmba1Ta, 20 Clark street. aeps6 a6t
, 1861-09-21
Hazn1Haston Dny Thufsday, sopte.n.
Der 2E&hs

TouFG MEK's CHRISTIAN AssocAr1ox.-In &C
ec1daAce with tho proclamation Of the President,
the Foung Mems Christian Association desire to
call public attention to the arrangement which
they have made foe carrying out th1e necessary OBJ
{ec*
, 1861-09-21
Richards lroE Cera Shelter.
CHAMPION Or THE W3RLb.

Capacity 1KoH 4o3t 70 tUEV AuAAoN
PSF day
PATENTED aEPT. 18TH, 1866,
Warranted to eten clean n ary condition of Kratn.
without cutting 1t. and requiring fcas power taa1 shI
smaller ct Rer1e capacity.
NANUEAETURED By
f. .. T. I'D g.
Box 1446, 0HCAa0, EL.
Dtnca and Menuthctors at Lett . J.aestua'k 1rc1
Wor6h No * Fra1kain str6et. teN6i-1y
ANK NOTE LIST OF
WRIGHT Il BROTHER.
" n WRIGHT, GEO. s. WRIGHT.
OF Cleveland, Ohio. Formerly G s. Wright + Co.
OF ClnCRaal, O.
DEAIKES In
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
oc F1.-
, 1861-09-21

10H 4. NJ, services In Bsyaa Ha1l, conducted By
Rev. Robert Patterson.
IL, noon, Prayer Meeting Us usual J In the Aszo-
citation Room, No. Is Methodist Church Block
3P. n, Union Prayer Meeting at Bryan Hall.
, 1861-09-21

FRENCH ARTIFICIAL EYES
= complete assortment Of the most perfect
, 1861-09-21

hAnRoAD FARES TO 1Ha EAsr.-We notice
that eastward bound passengers can reach New
York, Boston, and al points In New England,
over the New York Central Railroad, II the
iow price Of se1en do1lau, al ras1, from But-
1alo or suEpcneion Bridge to New York Tho
Ntw fo1k Central Railroad have an estab.
hshed rule to keep their fare as Low as any
otne1 route under all circumstances. There
surely ons great advantage the travelling
public Lave in taking the Central Road that
.ney can rely upon reaching their point Of
oessanataon at The moment advertised In their
.4me faolfa, thus saving I'LL disappointment
mc1etns to roads that seldom make connee.
lion time. The Central Road probably has
no equal On this continent In track and not,v,
Power,
, 1861-09-21

The books at the Custom House show the
following SUMS subscribed yesterday to the
, 1861-09-21
THICAGO MILLFURN1SHING
QHPOT.
r. w, BAXTER 4 CO.,
MAHUTAC1UNRa O4
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES.

OF ALL QUARR!EA
G, n, BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
pkALKEB n
DUTCH aANKR1 ReLTING G8THS,n
tepat4togs for Warehouses
Betting OF I'll KirGs.
Ho1sNns screws Ind Bnu,
Bran DCste1s. P1ckB ProofStaia. &C.. &C
EA I K BAN rs LES.
AND
MILL Furnishing GENERALLY,
, 1861-09-21

Frontier Bank,
Rrbyy1lle Bank,
Gra1a fatrte Bank,
QolglA Bank.
MfsstAlppt River Bkuk,
Naragan:et Bank.
Natto. al Bank,
Reedt1
Roek ;alsnd Bank.
Railroad Bank,
Union County Bank.
, 1861-09-21

ITO GRAIN SHlFPERs|
, 1861-09-21

NTARHHEfiSE AND DWELL
~ INa HOUSES TO REsT-Tne Bs1,k Bn:sa.
Is T. hS 10 fes % IT & aEsr Z street eaf K7sa
storage sny heavy business tfoIt H3ors vita base
nepu c,n bs ha7 on Reasonable tes1Es far re-a OF
yea:9 Abe, River LII aio4ils 9stb II hu1lIi7z
eAeda i desired And tszu first c4sd brIcs aad
tGue dxsll1i 1ext TITS Lake Hoase. 1n1"ra ot the
SUBJ riaer at NJ. Is Court house. B. CAkfESTxR.
Ru:sl E4sh Il
, 1861-09-21

TIE EXCURSION To-DAr.-An who wish to
enjoy days recreation In the country to-day,
should not fall to be On hand ut the Galena
depot ct 9:z5 AN.
4 basket pic-3ic party, under the auspices
of the Trinity aud the Ascension Churches
propose having good time generally At Har-
lem, about ten miles from the city. The fare
is only thirty cents for the round trip; half
price for chtldrsn. Tickets can ba had at the
cars, or at the stors Of Thomas B. Morris &
Co., 107 Randolph street.
Should the weather BE- unfavorab1e, the e1-
cu1sion will be postponed one week.
, 1861-09-21

Et1oGY oS SENATOR DoUGIAs-The Eu1o
fy on Mr. Dopglas, by James ". shcahan, will
be On sale at the following places, VIZ: at 4.
E, Kinney 81 LaSs1e ST.; J. &. Walsh, cor
1er Of Maahon street and Custom House
Place, and McNaly & Co., 81 Dearborn street.
Price Is cents.
, 1861-09-21

MOVEMENT OF CAvALRT FOR MISSOURI
The St. Louis, Alton @ad Chicago Railroad
Company sre to daJ to transport from Camp
Batler to g. Loz.e the sixteen hundred CAV
airy there in camp. For this nearly .Wo hun
cred TITS will be required.
, 1861-09-21

FUNERAL ODsEQTIEs-AtS St. Paul's UaITer-
salIst Church yesterday at :. IL, the lust
tributes Of respect were paid to the remains
Of the late lamented Rev. Q. Il. Skinner, D. D.,
Of Joliet, and pastor Of the Unirersaljst
Church in that city. At the services Of inter
ment yesterday, Rev. D.. Ryder, the pastor Of
St. Paul's, ot6ciated- At Joliet to-da5 the
same clergyman il to preach the funeral dis
course.
, 1861-09-21

PrRseSA1- Geo. T. Root, Esq, the we'll
Arows musician, at present holding musical
conventions at,he East, viii return to this e1-
II on the first Of October for similar pur-
pose In the West
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1861-01-04
MONTPELIER, Vt.

VERY GooD.-A minister's wife says
The first time took my eldest boy to
church, when he was two years and half
old, | managed with caresses and frowns
and candy, to keep him very still till tho
sermon was half done. By this time his
patience was exhausted, and he climbed to
his feet, and stood on the seat looking at
the preacher, (his father,) quite intently.
Then, as if he had hit on certain relief
for his troubles, he pulled me by the chin
to attract my attention, and exclaimed,
in distinct voice, Mamma, make papa
say Amen "