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, 1861-07-23


MONDAY EVENING, July y, 1851,
REiGHTs.-Encha1ged. The engagements
we're; TO h1nsnton, Schrs Mason and Canada
sfinea pame 4eRs RSt gtven whsat T.
prop Aontgomesy. corn at 41(c; schrs Eagle Wing
GtacH Murray, Bay State, Geo. ". Holt, FashionR
and 20 MM9Eelle, all corn at &c. -0'''ON'
1875 !. brls. Market unchanged. Sa{es, 10 brl,
sSS{s IS; Sl, e. e; e::
$40 del; 100 brls South Bend'' lat hoopp'' hop' y y
s7s o dSli $50 e.ls Ja9es, is Onion
4 g $ DEL; 100 bills Waubeck II round hoop, a]
IS g On track; .brs "aacoupin" aupeF, p' al q;
WnEAT114s b bus; :; + ss5ipped I1 cd bus. Mar
CD new Winter: Sales: WErEa-4,ooo % bus No. vi
5ed r. ~ N store At Sse 7oo bus do at 7sc 1880 bus
~ a. Cue ,AUO bus No. 2 red in store at T5c
sd; ssrh9Sa;aae1 bus Northwestern club ia store al
oW2Hc; l,9D bus No. IN store (ear1y) at 70c; a.
1 Sue ees o at ae "a a. s9e rs so bas DO
No No In store at sc: 1900 bns ;do at 65Sc: 4oo0
bus 90 at Csc; 100 bus rejected In store at sic.
bns 1pnGIReesivsd Gs,IRt a46 2so bus shippsd 2a
Rivsr yellow and High mixed at 2sHc I. o. b: b !:
w bns River mixed 1t &c t. o. b.; loo bus re.
1scted Riner at CSC I. b.; 600 bus Canal mixed
AeI&S aA4V1ts DuA u3 at 20E A1QaE. 6.ID0
ms rejected Canal at 2Sc aloat 500 bus yellow in
e eto!s at 4kc; 5000 bus mixed in store st 2s4c:
So,GN pus DO at 23Hc; Is 600 bus do at 234c; 5000
hus rejected in etore at 16c.
.OATs-Rece1ved, ,a3I bus; shipped, Is 35o bus
aaI1et advancsd L.. Salee, 5000 bus No. in
ttore at lie. -
eRadalEs-Received, 500 bus. Market nominal at
~ :hsA4RLEf-Receiyed, 1857 bus. Sales, 1s3 bags
eooG, % sample, at SIC on track.
IH3EEANS-l6 bags prime Navy at $3.50
t. HiNES-Ma1ket frm. Sales, IS hrls City
PRoV1s10Ns-N demand. Ness Pork held at
Sl2 50914 60 for summer to winter packed. Lard
Nominal at s@sHc.
TiAAI1oW-10 brlH County and City, good, at 6JS
Sailed 4@4Ac; Green, 34@9Xc-.
1t1TEK-Common roll and lrkfn dull at 6s16c,
D9,ry n fair request at 8@9c for choice.
dozen.
PouITRY-Liva Chickens $1.5oO20O per dog
T4Ekeys 5@5hcp n.
bRo0MCORN-2 tons good at $500.
, 1861-07-23
MONETARY.

MONDAY EvHNIN0, duly q, 1e1l.
The VET rews today has absorbed MI attention.
l. tie forenoon, the report Of The taking of several
battle I'll 8 at Bulls Run, and eprospcct OF COM
i.ee victory, Eled the city With joy, and was the
tc;.c If c.rucEt discussion every where but .Yhen
III af:s fGoor dispatches were received, showing
I: IT d:"7rcus def,at the details Of which will be
fund IL orr telfs1aThic columns; had fallen to
cur lot, the city waa shrouded In this deepest
g!n nj. Ofccurss very little business Of any kind
IVES l,rr.
EScEcn:c en New York was sold 1t the banks
for western currency at per cent. premium; for
eastern. IGE. Out.ido rct"s arc about u per
c. 1t fer currency and par and Il per cent discount
f.- cor. AZ shove stated, yerj little business was
dtne MY tcrr1a.
MY iuLI. SAutk EAE1aT.-Cloeins,p i-es JAR
, 1861-07-23

Other cause. experience prostrntion and da,,s1,tx
which induces ennui end des;royr the appetite,
1t is peculiarly well eufted es robo1ant FIR
salescents, rapidly improving the appetite aud
strength, and contributing wonderfully to cheer.
iulnees and buoyancy Of mind.
Price, in pint bottles, $1.oo,
prepared only BY Smith & Dwyer, Druggists and
1hemlst'' oa Lake street, opposite the fremont
1Asuse' jy2s-3t
GARDEN HOSE Of the best quality may be h.fi IN
any quantity, fitted and ready fo1 uec ut tho Rub.
oer Store, LIS Randolph etrcet-EingEbu Block.
jss1m
EB Cook & McLain, s8 Dearborn STREET, hare
made their price FOR cleaning ard dye1.s Gents 5
garments less than any other hou5e In the city
e4
@ AL should ret fall to read the ad7e-:1se.
ment Of Prof. Wood to-day = ospcr. nh-:,
, 1861-07-23

At two P. H. fire broke ont In roT NJ
eight threestory frame residences On Wabash
zEenne, below Twelfth street, owned by F. D,
shefman. EGG. Six Of these we're burned, q
1oss araounting to 5000. The block was in.
fured for e15oo The fire wss supposed to
be the work OF an incendiary. The e1ertions
Of the Fire Department only prevented dis
ass1ous ccrdag,ation.
, 1861-07-23

10 HENT-A fist las .=lleln. -.
~ IN tie North Division rf The ritv cs-a'- 4
LEE az huron et- cts. lite l.. j. u. T.
Tc f"r.s + t re- stoe* taytas = m
E::a: Inquire Ct e. BENTLEY. II. p:a.ayr. 49,.
iE:.ES. -
, 1861-07-23

LARCENY OF BCGGY.-Yesterday after
Icon John Roos was brought up for final
hearing in having stolen 9 buggy worth SO
or having it in his possession. Tie buggy
was taken from G. Il spafosd, III Kenzie
street The buggy was taken on the 25th Of
June, and Mr., spatord found it at the corner
Of Indiana and Lssalle streets. It appears
John Roos traded for it, with some other per
eon. Mixed up concern. The prisoner Eas
acquitted.
, 1861-07-23
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

FOR TIE w4EK KNDIsG JULT "a, 1861.
MoNpAr EVENING. July a, 1851.
The receipts during the week ending to-day,
compared with thoee Of the two previous weeks,
were az followe:
Wei ending Week ending Week ending
July u. July IT, duly 8
G-tf c.ttl., No. 1900 2,s2i 3,1a5
ii'2s, No...... e2As 1.9SG 3,I4l
Tie It CT pts during the corresponding week in
1sGo vcre:-a $40 Beeyes aad 2, ,1a4 Hogs; and in
tie eer1csEcndilg week in 1850, 1,1o1 Beeves and
1914 Hogs.
The receipts during the first three week Of July
during the past three years were al fol1hws:
, 1861-07-23

Total f65H kso50 oaaoan eoosn
The disastrous news f+on ytr1fnta 49,
crossed tbe attention of al n.-t;as - ans, "a
tent that bnsines. eanec;o,,r ~ 49, 1.t.a- 80 ~
the dav ,.,e entfra,v naa,ac.oa "'~A p"'' Va
ow,nc IN h-,vv r.,s11ts =, ,s ,,,--
4st 30 ~, .-ha.t a.s nte ~ ~ fou4us4uu,ns
.aa..ss.. auo ~'o's1'o W corn-the heading
dovnus,d rrharn s ess ~ e.1.s' .'aaea M
ofrarea ana a1.ss..s ~. Ans eeoeA ~ noa1
t,arsna.,a.s ~ usn4uo wa Aa.t, 'ae
~ "e'e eotnpafausel5 itghl, "1tnone
bills changed hands at baa4 >. for IN cbo,cs
kp1ing extras. and "a C56aa n tor annarana
The whaa+ m ertat r. rra.~ A.. :~..,u..
onerea re,v All, 49, .A 4a.t ea'sa sesetps'
, 1861-07-23

g sFFS To LET.-'rhy :,.l,.; t;sar
X tas fcur new Safes WHICH q wi 1T l., .r.o.c-
ahc Hukiness nlin O.. rtascrab- !. $50 r.. III.
PTif3l'ge Or buying A'l1re-s P. u. !; :. :;;9f.l
, 1861-07-23

A INDUSTRIOUS FRR1GHT TRA1N.-The largest
train Of loaded cars that ever entered Chicago.
came in over the Illinois Central Railroad on
Sunday evening, embracing 50 cars-orer half
mile in length, containing about 800 tons Of
grain, for the Chicago market.
The business on this road is increasing.
From F. H., Saturday night to 4. H., Mon
dsy morning 248 cas- loaded with freight az
rived at the Illinois Central depot.
, 1861-07-23

To NEN':'-';o 4 gentleman .r:i
:! xLfs or s,Es arsl" ge.tlstH. Il ~ =: ::
:. aII IN q lilFate fA IL - two i.-T,.,-s |,
lscs'itc. ttrse ui.utes walk f.n4: +, -, Il u -
ieEns r cde.ate. AtaEezs " t. r. I::..ae ..l:ue
, 1861-07-23

Attention South Chicago Dx,.r co.
Ever! member Of the Company is expecte5 n
son's packing house, July 25th, atsrx.
WLIAx HOPKINS. Pres't.
, 1861-07-23

N1LwAUkEE.-Ws quote as follows from the
Sfntinst II This morning:
There was a material easing up ii exchange.
rases having declined 2@3 b cent turing the Week:
the local demand for spe lie at the premium asked
we're most anx1ous to convert their cash into go d
u CT thScc weeks ago at discount OF the gofd at
5to q {! cert. lcFs than they paid for it. There
wac also marked improvement in the loan and
discount department Of business at tile banks, and
fair degree Of activity in general trade.
WISCONSIN STATE F1SANcEs.-The quarterly re-.
poit from the State Department of the condition
Of the statc Finances, Is published The foIloS-
ing is the exhibit:
, 1861-07-23
MiSctlIameouB.
THICAGO AfILF4-FURNJSHING
~ DEPOT.
T. w. BAXTER & CO..
MANUFACTURERS or
FRENCH BURR M!LLST9XnS,

OF ALL QUARKlEs.
Nv, BROWNS PATENT PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
AEp DEALERS m
DITCH "1NKEE BeLT1xC cs0THs,"
Smut A1Ile sad Separatora,
6cparatots for Warehouees
Ee1ttEg Of I'll KindA
;istfu2 Screra ard Y4u
Bran Dusters Picks, ProofstA1s &C., &c
T 4 E B AN1kS, SCALES.
, 1861-07-23
COMMERCIAL

MONDAY EVENING, Jul, a. 1861.
Ghe following are the receipts aud shipments for
the past twenty-fouE hours:
, 1861-07-23
lLLIN0IS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
MARINE INTELLxGENCE.

VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WE11Asp ca
SAL.-"e are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for the
following list OF EesEels passing through the Vel
land Canal.
, 1861-07-23

TIE 1NDLSAroL1s Excrns1os.-Wc leara
that the e1cursioBiets which lett here for st.
Paui by the N ". Railroad, took the steamer
Milwaukee at Prairie du Chen, after having
substantial dinner ct the new dining hal OF
q. ]. Darwin, Esq, at Madison. Over four
hundrsd went on the boat to st. Paul Al
tEoDgc only $50 we're expected, N ample din
Ter Fas furnished for the crowd, and all we're
satisfied and well pleased. The party stopped
ut Madison Rock which is 700 feet high The
party went to the top and planted the Ameri-
can flag and sung the Star spanglea Banner on
top Of the rock. At latest accounts the excur-
sionfsts we're much pleased with their trip and
The whole western country,
, 1861-07-23
I,D HaEE:g.


TIC III NT-House witt. Barn No,
:. s2i soath Green eifcts gas AMI ssts~ :: -.
ILGulFe On the prtn,.ees the ots;., OF CuI;u:
"a d HOY ne, co12t1 Lake ail,i ClA7;e strl.;t
ty16 s14stW 5 " p,-e,
, 1861-07-23
hlELANCH OLY OCCURRENCE.
Accidental Shooting a1 BowmnuyiIle

a melancholy casualty took place at Bow
menV,11~ +ou,shf,, - rofre~,a,. -, 49,. oo1,,,
- ahas. %e"nan'p =, 'enelxoo, H. ~ 'n., u.s. eo'.n
w. ABOUT seven miles from this CITY, on
1.1 80, " s 1-A-n =.
'o.n eoole5' ageo e'sn'een' "os sno1
and instantly killed by young man
" 'Ae hatue esse' nanieo "onn ~ neaAH. 1ne
affair took place at three O'Clock in the after
noon. Two hours later Hedlar came to this
Guy and surrendered himself to the arthorl-
ties, saying that the shooting was accidental
co-oner Iar,.. .osAs'A
eo.onsa ''A,1ee oun1oneo Jury o1 inquest
yesterday, In which the folio wing was elir-
tied. ~0
.1c1n 1;roeo c.nx..1 =,
knew The deceased Joh1 cnn1a,, N h yhenerSoa hs
will mt since last Nav saw i9 sst IN 's sa1nsl
day afternoon; be had been to the cam M
tyceH he ps!tics tbe hnss n, % any aicaty 6s
together, law ~S'' wv '"'"Ass iAi7no'5
Gpea cenley sworn Am brother Of deceased !;
nv brother for three nnnntha a uuss n9; ssen
ty between him ana the .risonar "a no oli'coi'
Gusfnre Ifdler swornEAm stxteen ve.ra rid !.
ne + bsrs 5nsM ths yoqng man hat was
terdsy near his Hontc ahont 5ef taw nl yes
Johc Hedler and Thn fsnnIv cpma :" nsds"s G1nS
Hnnec from &c Goninr, u e"als5 SauE " nealer
t,rtLer. 49, eoma 1i,,- ~ Set Aeuse ~
drsrE ~ oh,t i1t,h mh1o ao1 1onles; ana hs
%anfed ~ nnrcbasa nn - e9mis{ f ~ ssw gun ana
said Ee coufd have II far q a. Madi.. .is ~
r. n. - ~ T. ~ ~ g 3o; nealef took up
to take care Of bis noee The rua wen1 @ off S sna
saT con!ey fall; thought ConIsy was making inn,
oczire ont Of ii. head up' n1e nnea sa% pl9oa Tas
ard Hedler was inside the honse. vas pic1ins
cesee TEE II ne aoase and sad to the de-
death must have been instantaaeous when m91V w.
nilea ham up the blood began to how from the
began to crT ont and nm ahnnt and thn, a.a ~
,9ni w9a1d hide under the honEe, We did not ka7w
himsef m fhe sticers ~ y Moaaa 60 snd ssse
House; don't know WHO loaded the gun; suppose
Meefinp at s iathes vent 10 tue Camp
f1ieLds. ," "~NS Wy a'oo
usme vntsa ae' f1rnIAm Sasn, an father Of the last
day to shoot bir l. aded II Gt " St tass aaqI
, 1861-07-23
Ctiraqo Tributte;
THE CITY

LARCENY or CLoTHI.sG.-A man named
Dennis Buckley Was held to bail iu $30ofor
stealing clothing from the propeller Sun.
, 1861-07-23
!. COON
H1rcr-a T. p,. NAI.l::E kiNEALL. CIcr
n

IA4E c 7 OF ILLINOIS, County }!
~ sisH M wE,tsult cs,1', Court of coot County J3
ElanC5-y '@' S.aA117 D saaG.-1
f,sdsas q the ac: te,tienee II C. aszs 8. Kiae
E he4rh1 = Sye yea C GSns tS ConFt Comfy Ssta
eompla1nant h1ed her bill of compairt n sa; ;aaE -
e i 1as ~ Ch;anncssy side thereof IT, ia ay It Ia
Gonr1 against satd defendant retrnsbla IN ~ ., :
"Sroey o. Jnly Ee1. 1sel, ~ By lsx required
sonaly be and appear beiors .aId Circuit E5nrr
be1hnty be hnGeS On ! ths ss das e n term sr
Monday ot July, 1S ana plesd, answer Or aax,t
aod 81 s g. saa ferlaan15t ana 4 bl Of eopp9
you acceEc-s to the prayer of said bin ''S'
:, rn WA. /. CHURCH, Cleh
lex. : - - ~ S.-l = 9t1Ge
, 1861-07-23

$3so, ,833.95 $3.50, 39s
From which it appears that the whole amount
OF balances on hand fs one hundred and sixty
tight thousand niucIy-four dollars and eleven
cents. {S1G8,GN III which cum is found by
wit:
Wiscorsin currency. $153, ,2s5.00
epec1t.. ......,.............. 3:TGO.u
, 1861-07-23
Daily RevieW of Chicago Market.


No1E- Quotations ef sales g;ren in this Aark1t
a'snort. are 1nafTssooa to oe FOR good eonrertiNs
, 1861-07-23
MARIN e LIST.

...... .-.... AER1pED..... .....July 2.
Prep Vasa, Wilson, Auskegon, 100 N lumber, SC
m lath.
Prop Queen Of the Lakes, Crary Buffalo, mdse.
Prop Batbet, Brown, Grand River, 100 m lumber
Prop Wenona, Conkey, Buffalo, Mdse
Prop Ottowa, Warren, Maakegon, 40 N lumber,
Prop Prairie State, Miller, 0gdensbursh, i tous
mdse.
Prop OntonagoR, Davis, Goodrich, mdse.
Bark Major Anderson, JONES' Buffalo.
Bark WtEsloW, Ramage, Colbo1ue.
Bark City Of Buffalo, aroWn, Buffalo.
Brig Mariner, Hackett, Cleveland, tons stone.
Brig Globe Clifford Buffalo, 800 bbls salt
schr Elempo, Hoag, Aanitowoc, 60 N shingles,
GO eds wood
schr Col SHEPPARD, Mccollin, Lccsoi1, 81 eds
wood.
schr Maginnesa, Graham, Montreal.
Schr Ellen Baxter, Henderson, Oswego.
schr Odin, Walton, North Unity, 80 eds wood.
Schr Aehtabu]a, Hammer, Manfstee. 90 N lumber.
sehr Baker, Stokes. Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
Schr SWeepEtakes Burlington, Buffalo, 400 tons coal
from Cleveland.
schr Pioneer, Thomson, Grand River, 50 c wood.
schr PTide.l Duntou, Pe1tHater, IS. n lumber, IL
hf bbls fish.
sehr Eagle Wing, Whitney, osvego, 100 bbls
schr Penfeld, Easton, Oswego, 1900 bbls salt.
Schr Grey, Mclraw. Muskegon, 100 N lumber.
Schr Orion, Beam, St. Joseph, 1GO5 ties.
scow Elmira, Miller, White Lake, 1000 tics.
, 1861-07-23


ST. Lours,-The Democrat Of this morning quo
ting the money market for Saturday says:
There has been next to nothing done in the
eight per cent on Monday, and closed nominaIly at
eight t11s evening. There has, however b.en no
ttcsdiuees In the market, notwithstanding the
sameness in the prices Of Monday and Saturday
they could which now seems to be the game: and
there is nothing In the way Of this Practice Mfs-
konii money has no established value, and It being
earfcht tn trade, ofcourse holders may do as tle7
please with it. But there is no end to the
sacridces this community and the country
where It .circulatcs, are making to Eeep~apps-
rently-this irr cdeemab!e stuff aaoat. There is
Low no doubt Of the ability Of the banks to re-
oeem their notes; and II the people and the psi-
date bankers t would cooperate they could soon
would be infinitely better for the country. But,
uoless this fe done, ahall begin to bel1eve what
has been 1ntlmated to US before. that the banks
and private taDkcrs are In collision to keep Mis-
ests Of the entire community.
THIS should prove to be the case. we shall not
hef1tate TO den0unce the partnership BHindle. al.
though we shall he slow to believe that some OF
1helI opposition to the conrsc Of the banks could
possibly ltEd themselves to euch fniquity This
1!Tedeemable Missouri money Is now the b7ne OF
this country, and is second only to the rebellion in
lts paralyzing influence On trade. II the State
correction can cure the rebellion In Missouri, It
certainly can furnish remedy for a gwindiin.
hanking s5etcm. May God gran. that 1t will do
both promptly.
The UeD10cTd{ IL severe on the banks, but not :
whit more 40 than they deserve.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN YARDS Reported by
Nlcoles & Richman, for the week ending July q
1861. Live fto:k received for the week ending
July q, 1s6l:- ~7
, 1861-07-23

A STOCK OF DRUGS NAl}l-
a C1EES AND BOOKs WANTED aT1o7a,ic. 70
xsMa g! $stee: oF 1iWe. r. which valuable ei.5 iro
eight per cent on its valuatioe viii b. e5caao ;e II
lal5 agusss sr good Eld la1l. yell located. ~.
tie country rrvterred Any iereon risn! to :,1 OF
Ct the Drug Business. and harcg sa.Ilhlts stock,
taEo. Ill ir+1rfE
, 1861-07-23
( .tT1 y Ot' THE oGAi2D u
~ FCE-!C WORKS,
CItcA0,, Ill, July 18th, 1857.
5000 TuNS o. COAL WANTED.


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.ni!. SS,e Iat;.' IL. e.!:tsr. III III II JuIv =: :.
fta /, an f "4s!r ~. IL ias a.stx III + z ~:
W. :Ttests7 1T ,'i= :as O. ten r tc- - ,:,
1errauer, wien sad SECURED 10 b: r,, y
certain tn,.sEfnIe :: H.!'Ga2e " NJ: :-r!t,. lrt
:stttf 1; at a':: *s. T.: 'y M .s s @ % Il.
to tte s1'tfs:"a i t.crt.: cae. 1tic - rty,:r
J! {; Htao II H. u Av-s-as ut; .zc, "a "a:
fys ~; & go a.; =. t"s:1e:
* '+td b; ,1Et.e Of tie Power ue91 IL: c5',-e
~ i y >*it. :<sSase :ia,i. IN the .e1t. -"y,;s
Si;,yQHs; ): r. ns,2 S:sf s sa:i cok s'i c'4s;
t,1 ,e tig:3: 5'tT ios c,s~!i, III o:cr.,s e.,
sI s 'sal e=tste 10 sa ;.o:tsa". afs;7o scd 81 =:
q is:ios Fiz;Ei:ht acres ?f a.l rsa oiy t. -.
:as " nsE y s'5 ct Ct X Z ,,s e. r:i T. of;;
th:p icriy-t.s AZ north ast !. a., t:r'er:, ~
E 81 !: e. is E5: :: ae;ra: ; "yt Hi , H
south sri ext<,.. Z Il, 1,rr1t il ~ it,: ~ ir
IT, = Eli 1t at ns:;s t. e.: i si= Il! Ii: as
~ '0 ~ !soS FSts!t-s rF"S aCxR, Mart :as:e
s tEs,:e u5 i;5Sa ii ilst;,. isS,. ' jv-s:ss s
I }>MINI>TR Tues NOTICE
- Fsr,yE OF WILLIAM yAT tSrHEEp i
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Il ii TX Us :S:as t. 5, E j :: i G,,': i1t ctsI{ l. 7
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u Va ,;.xt:5 :t: Il ii: sa T. oss \: sstat: -, I W
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Gh:!!se: ii. 5aly .::a. T. D7s1. 3y1zz,ss- =
1 ] ORTGAt1E e-AI.E.-lFhyrt,.~,
~ bercas! 8. caH;;!sll esCa'c.c" III tae .o;at
81 ecHs az Sta:s s.: q i.. eSssA e "a le:7
i ef shss MsE,:s r.: y ts,ta ttes tsS ?' "
= s:s!s :s: az ,d e i ii5a: 8
r. ttt l.:lls-L IL Is tssc.lo.t lots, rlcea u p.r5s.
sts S1et T. sSr ) ~ :!s ss::. s: 81. & Il
81: iI, :It.ss a{ . q. ~ 1anTts:t! u. .cl {: ,ls,a
i 1ts t sa5:s5; t5;ss s. III :sls:vea
a'ila svtt III ulys s.bls ,ion 't of i. i:' !. ~
~: u 4,e4 q "a q s1tta { ,4.n;I ts 9: -; HI;
T "a :F Il ti ii l'1S fsaf:sss + ss s. as ST; l., ~
>t~ I'd. sl ~. u, Il by saii Gaaa.,I, "a
~ s a.: ta Il ~ !; psya3s n IT, t. tes o1s5E
~: II 'ac sg- trot TIC at. .tareaf; 81: of ~.
s en-" TX fr sG tr, :. t,:s i'is e l.d asd .aea M
H't a"!la:. sn tsl.. other lur sixteen suared ac.
All. ~; 4 :;'ate in the ps5me.;
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q; 1t q arc i'tsrsst The sn' .; about -Four Thnusas
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nr a ~ n o. ~ laEa At public auc:a. aaa sll II,
, 1861-07-23

ACCIDENTAL team Of horses and their
tfaves backed into The river on Saturday even.
t1g near Lake street bridge, and were reeov,
eied with difficulty.
, 1861-07-23

CLEARED. July q,
6tnr Sea Bird, Blodsett, On,onagon, brls -four,
as cattle, 425 bags oat=, 4 bags corn, 20 brls
whisky, IS ht brls fsh.
Prop FoEs, Nileon, Muskegon.
ftcp Galena, steele. Buffalo. 3500 brls dour 1000
pigs lead, 1888 bu corn, $50 osls highwine..
Prop OttaWa, Warren. Muskeso1.
Prop Sun, Jones, Goderich, 1852 br1s -four, s brls
highwfnes, 2 bdls ides, II ,536 bu corn, 50
bales broom corn, 16 bag5 rye.
frop v enona. CcLkey, Buffalo, 5000 br1s flour. 200
btls highwinca. 100 brls pork, 2oU0 pigs lead,
200 bales tIOGn corr. sundries.
Prop Empire, RiChardson. Ogdensburgh 7O5O bu
corn, 150 bags do. 81 brls highw1nea,
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand River.
Bark hungarian. Blair, Kingston, 49, 400 bu wheat,
Bark NinsloN, Ralnage, Buffalo, 23 GOO bu corn.
Bark Major Anderson, Jones, Buffalo, 5000 bu
Brig Geneva, Thompson, Green Bay.
Brig Bay City, Trlpp; Buffalo, 19,0V0 bu corn.
schr Pioneer, Thompson, Grand River.
schr Pride, Dan1on, rentwate1.
Schr Grey, blcGraw, Muekegon.
schr Leyant, Connel, Grand River.
ScnF Ab1g all, O'Connor, Buffalo, 500 bu corn
Schr t}1cen Of the West, Sargenton, Green Bay,
schr Hirondtlle, johnson, Kalamazoo.
schr JGnes, Nestnan, Green Bay.
Schr Fos air, Lndsgren, Sarnia, 7100 bu wheat.
Schs Martin, Trottc1, Buffalo, 27.4o0 bu oats,
SchF Mali incl, Baker, Sheboygan.
Scbr 0din, Walton, Mnekegon.
eeSS1r 81 Tempo, Hoag. Mahitowoc,
Schr Col Sheppard, NcCollin LaCreek.
Schr Ashtabula, Hammer, Manietec.
, 1861-07-23

1otal- S@50 052Ji d3s
BY taking from this aggregate the amount ofthe
Rsil1oad Debt, which is E corporate liability, to
be paid from the business Of the roads, tho debt
u the people Of Ohio is shown to be $159 907o,527,
or only u per cent the assessed value Of prop
erty.
slsciSSAT1.-The Gazette Of this morning says.
The aspect Of the money market On Saturday
Wss Unchanged The demand fur loans was mod
crate, and al the acceptable paper offered was "a
zen freely at 10412 per cent. Exchange Is dull,
anc some Of The houses to-day refused to pay over
par, their New York balances at present being in
conveniently large while there is but little pros
pett for an Improved demand. Other dealers.
howeycr. paid X: The selling rate was non1fnally
T., Nobody pEofeese1 to draw for lees than that;
but from what We have written 1t may be copclud.
ed that it would not have been difficult to buy Mt
y prem Nothing Of consequence transplred in
geld. We quote:
Buying. Selling.
Ney York. .par@3 p1em. ); prem.
6old... ..,............. 5s@4 prem 1(0f
, 1861-07-23

FnoH OLD kANE.-Capt. E. 8. J,,lyn Of
E'e;n passed through This city yesterday with
forty recruits for the It'll Illinois Regiment,
Cal Cooks, now at Cairo.
, 1861-07-23

L. T. HARVEY, sec'y OF State.
DEBTS OF ONO. &c-The assessed value of real
and personal property in 1850 was $439 96s 10 in
1sC0it had grown to $sss 902, SOL, or more than
double. The entire debt due from ali class OF
Haf+ara ia Fo11
, 1861-07-23

SWORD PREsENTAT1oN-Wea are more than
ordinarily pleased to notice the fact that a
sword was presented to Capt. Smith D. At
kins, Company A, 11th Illinois Regiment, Col.
Wallace, stationed at Birds Point. The gift
is handsome one and comes from his friends
at Frecport. Capt. Atkins is an old typo, and
Was formerly employed in this office.
, 1861-07-23

Nc1sAScE.-Wm. steaphen was yesterday
arrested, charged with nuisance in deposit
ing offensive matter on the North Side. The
defendant deposited beyond the city limits,
and it is ! question Of doubt whether the city
ordinances could reach the defendant. Contir.
ned until tomorrow to see whether It was in
the power Of the magistrate to fine him, which
for the cake Of suburban residents We trust it
may be.
, 1861-07-23

REFORM scHoo14-John Griffin, aged four
teen Year,, WIGS arrested yesterday, charged
with larceny In stealing ropes off canl boats.
He was sent to tho Reform School
, 1861-07-23

ARMY ArreETMENTs-We learn that
Stephen 7. Hosmer, one Of Eusworth's Chi.
cago Zouayes, has been appointed Lieutenant
in The army. Some Of his friends hare pre-.
eented him With handsome sword, bait and
Eash.
, 1861-07-23

REGIMENTS WASTED.-Capt. Schambeck, OF
The Hoffman Dragons, has returned from
Grafton, Va, to get recruits. He wants forty
men for his company. He looks well and Is
in good spirits.
, 1861-07-23

ONE OF TIE OLD ZoUAyEs.-James Dewitt,
of this city, who WAS one OF Ellsworth'e orr
gsnai zcuaye company, has been appointed
eal'taan Of ZouaTe company Of Philadelphis,
and hiss been presented by them with sword,
bait ind sash.
, 1861-07-23

IARCESE.-A man named Charles Kroeder
is in custody as receiver of stolen goods.
Two boys, named John Mcintyre and John
Mcdowell, aged respectively, ten and thirteen
years, sold him three saddles and brides for a
dollar each. The boys have been arrested aud
the property identified by those from whom
they stole it. Continued for further examina-
ton.