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, 1861-08-09

MILWAUKEE Stntt1el Of this morning re-
views the markets thus:
Monetary matters presented no new features
yeRterdsy, Exchange was plenty at former rates
to-Wit: buying at 5@5H and selling at 6 per cent.
premium. There is not much demand for gold.
which is generally sold by the banks to customers
at u per cent above the current rate Of exchange.
MONETARY AFFAIRS N New YoRR.-TEe n. 7.
ETening Post Of Tuesday eays:
The pape, market is very sensitive slnce the
heavy failure Of Saturday, and buyers are unWill-
ing to pay within to 2 per cent Of the rates of
last week. The nneasiness ia increased by the re-
port in a morning paper that a heavy jobbfng
honse in the grocery trade had failed, the name
of the firm not being given. Conjecture makes
free with names whoEe credit has suffered no de-
fault and some OF the heaviest dealers In grocery
paper have been unable to identify the house al
feeed to have failed. The market, however, Is In
position to be agitated by reported suspensions,
and only tElt-edge'' bills are ss1eab1e today at
per cent. Six montks' notes, well endorsed, are
current at 7 per cent.
PmApE1PMA MoH1T MARKET.-The North
american Of Tuesday says:
a very light business Was transacted at the stock
bos1d to-day. State and city loans were steady,
and the better class Of railroad securities exhibit
ed an upward tendency
There Is no changet to report in the money mar.
ket. Call loans with stock collsteral4 are quoted
at s to per cent. first class paper, with frat
clats endorsement, at 6 to per cent, according
to the time to maturity.
, 1861-08-09
Daily Review of Chicago Market.


FRElGHTS-Advaneed &c. The engagements
we1e IS follows:, To Gsuego-schrs Lnn1nis
and fE@n e's9 At s&s P5ep U15on; corr,
eats At 4e Big Michigan, S Sheas st so sshra na
F1ouR. Received: ~ bb1s; shipped, $50 bbls.
Grand Cote, do At IS % del; 100 bbIs IF. F. +.
g." DO at IS co del: 100 bhls .Catcade'' Mixed
ael; ioq bis Rsd Ninter e5tra, # $4io Del; 19e %
del; 10o bbls do ct s410 del; 20 bb1s do at $425
ael 100 9bs eheis9 g! s55a % ae 100 es
leo bbls Gilra wasrsntea' On p. t. loo b SbI;
geoa lat heep e3tra at g del: $50 5bls Do q
re- Fat hoop At $s.6s d.l; 100 bbls !" Kewanee''
fst hoop ct ss g DEL; S99 bbls "centtal,, aat
$3.50 dsl g bbls osceola at $ 50 del; 1o0 bbis
Is o. P & bhs at
50 bbls "Waupacea City y fiat hoop. at $s.15 del
70 bb1s Springfield 'Areadi4's round hoop, at s. 90
del; GO bbls low grade Fine. at 81 50 Del; 50 bbs
s4'aa sa 1eusd sd1o aogp e1tta It a. zoo 00s good
WHEAT Received, 60 a0t b4: shipped, Il 900
bu. Market for spring advanced 20sc per bushel;
Red in store at s5c-gold: 1900 bu do at Sc; 40o
bu No. 3 Red in etore at 78c; 1900 bu do at 79c;
400 bu Rejecte1 Red at G0c. SFRNa-4GQ bu N,
n. Club in store at 7451t; 400 bu do At 75c; 5000
bu No. Spring IN STORE at 7Sc; 1000 bu do Ut
73c; 5000 ba do at T4c; 1000 ba do at 75c; 1000
bu No. 9 Spring in store at 70c; $500 bu do at
7n3xc: 1000 bu Do at TGs;c-sold 1a OO0 bn do al
1lc: 4000 bu do at 1Ac; 500 bu Reiected in store
at 60c.
The following lots we're sold BY sample on track:
bace do At S5c; i5Q sEs Minnesota Clnb at f5c 19S
sks good milling Sptipg at 73c. -"
c6RN-Receiyef. as: III In shinne5 ~ nm hr
Market active ani adTancei fnlly Tc ner bustei |
Sales $500 bu prime Riyer Hieh Mixed at sGt1c
af7oat. IN nm IN River High NireI At 9e" % AKA
bu 40 canal Ta fse M;Fed At esa1 aaat a. s = a9a S FL
do at &c T. O. b.: 5000 ba canal Rejected froo;7, at
, 1861-08-09
MARKETS Hx THE Latest MAILS.

FLeun II PuuADE1pmA--Aug. 6-The donr
market Is dull but without any quotao1e casage to
note; ard The or1y TRANSACTIONS nc nesT ct Ct az E
round, and 60 brts Old stctk Chicago fine aouE
At $500 per br1; late inspected and fseah ground
ps1eess are generally held shose ths xlewz new, ct Of
the tsde 4. $4aa7 Is tor superdne: q So@5 80 fot
extra a1d e1tra laml1J. aud fa-'5&s 50 Y exl ie.
ffsSey bz:1ds, az il quality: The sesstpts @ sso e
duu at s3@s:1sK. Of corr neal. tl.s onlf s sale Is
COO EaEtyW5ne, o. te1Ns Kept p:1Lsse. Tae r
1.160 b1 ccsr, sad 5000 Atterieays.
M1LH4uEaE-A-g g7-Flcsr-Reee:pts Sit Eets.
, 1861-08-09

The following ia from Alex. Molson's Montreal
Weekly Circular and Iricts Current, Of the I'd
init.
The bteadstuffs market has ruled extremely
quiet curing the week, and prices have again de-
cl}ned. TIE unfayorable adFices from Euglsua
has had depressing effect upon our market and
buyers arc unwilling to operate, except at very
1pW prices.
Tie receipts of produce at this mort include
11os buehefs wheat. = 2-519 barrels -four, 655
buEheis prae, snd 1.202 barrels ashes. The ship
nchts include 64 ST buehe1s wheat T,1o5 barrels
-four, II aa6 bushels peas, and 429 barrels ashes.
TLeee figures show a1arge falling of in the ship
mente, az compared with the previous week.
The harvest throughout Western Canada has
EoW generally commenced, and, although accounts
t.em eome districts are rather unfavofable. there
1E every ason to believe that the crop will be an
average one In Lower Canada the frequent rains
during the present week have considerably retard-
ed hay making. 6nd also damaged the grain In the
low lands. Accounts from the United States rep
resent the cropa full aEerage the recruits for
the army hnVfng been to 3 large extent drawn
frem the cities and towns, their absence has not
iniesieled to aEy extent with the cultivation Of
the soil.
The moEey market is not so tasr as at the date
Q! our last, although The prices Of the leading
stocks are well maintained. Exchange on Eus-
land has advance to 10 per cent with very little
CHe1!Ig outside the banks
, 1861-08-09
COURT RECORD.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

.. August 8.
Ja1ytas Case U.s. George ". Brown. On ttial.
SUPERIOR COURT OF cH1cAao-H CHAMBERS.
184s-Elias Watkins vs. William Whitney. Dis
% islNHannah 4 hG Grasy s Ss. william Collins. Same
i :ss seets vs.. B. F. Ford Default and
1Sss-.Janes Pearson vs. William Rice. Default
ard judgment $t.344.9S.
15i4-SossPh T. Rys5son sa,s VS. Thomas shurey.
Leave given plaintiff to amend afidavit
mng9lhsers a esyz ys Thomas J. Sloan
1Sss-ThonAs F. Mensden rs. Daniel Herb. De-
16ls-san,uel Favozite ". Thomas LoEd. De.
1eW--Heury Bererstfne II. Maurice Strakosh.
Default zlaa and judgement for 20:
aia aanss sads@ess !ssss1 3 vs oa johnson. Default
1zs7-1hos; Kashsore y: s. D. Hinnap. Dc
fa1lt and {ud5ms9t fe5 $96e Is. -
Defendants ruled to plead By nett W term,
185lThcmas Ruthmorc "a s. b. Hiunaan, De-
faul1 ard Judgment $119 81. >'''@'>>'@' V
DasSit saa q ja5e@eaasS u 9sass!a 1 {: al Vs. ss'h h'e
1so1-Geo1ge n. Dunlap Ct. al. Us. Isaac Van
| Shack. Default as to one Of defendants.
15s5-A~ G. Heesiug ve. c. ]. Warren Default,
1ss6-1osiah B. French rs. Charles 3. Cronie.
Default ard Judgment $751;
14c0-Wm. n; RlctsIdsoa on =. Henry Leopold
lg76-penjamin Hend5ieks rs. Ellis Frazer: De
| fault AID judgment $15a. 80.
1G47-Wm. Mccormick yE. Henry bill. Demurrer
TO ID. sd, 4ih pleas sustained Leave giyenso ap-
| peal.
enters mol. proa- P. D. Hamilton Deianlt AZ ts
other dtfeIdslte.
1G7s-W n. Little 70 c. L. Burtis Dismissed.
164s-Defsult srd Judgment S46:A.
1GSp-Joaerh B. Merck Vs. II. Diye:sey. De
Ecr11tr to plea Sustained. Leave to amend declara
tu1.
rEconpEn's cou1sT-
People II. e. Mccormick, Trial fcr burglary
| Not gritty.
| People 70. Deanis Flan1IEan azd Aaa F;a2
| c:Esn.' 1azteHy. Oh tstal4
i 4 aCsnhsF O. indictments found
, 1861-08-09

NEW YORK. August 8 --F1ouR-The market
has again advanced Sc, but the demand for export
1a,soO b1ls, At s425@Aso for super state; S4E@
Is tor extra state; 1904 81 fof super western;
s. 40@4 65 for common to medium extra western;
Ohio; *5.15@6 Is fof trade brands. Market clo5E-
ing quiet, and scarcely 20 firm. Canadian -four a
It se1at e f5 s. 18th sa sans,Rs as 58e? sass s
bis. At & s0@s S Coin meal unehsng:d: ~
WHIsKT-Quiet and dropping GALES $40 brls At
Receipts Of wheat continue moderate;
and with good export demand, prices again ad-
ags @ a the sas nosd be-
1t scG9sc: s., 100 bn Hi. club at 93@l06c; i5,00
bu inferior do at a1@stc; 15o0 bu mixed spring at
95 & nsT ss Gea q oh0 snaeS & tSSs It Isl s
hu winter red western at 81 18@la0: 900 nu new
rea dsIi.srsd Ct $1 zoe h1 Thite caR.
as00 bu white KY at $1.s5, and 1000 hn Canadian
club on Priyate tef%s r. s;o REe & quiet @ Sales 400
| mand for export and q fair home inquiry. Sales
a0a,Oe0 bu at 45G46c for good to prime shipping
9ac for uneoun do. Oats little more active II IS
| @a2c for Jersey s5@&c for Canadian; sl1S@s3s
'oT TPRoy1aoxsPoik - dun and dropping ssles 40
b11s at SIS 50 tor mess; s1o5o for prime. Beef In
fair demand; market STEADY Salss 6o e bfls st -
sspnty t5f Pfe; %sss an se eGessesa
| 13:Ia& for extra mess. Prime mess beef quiet
| and nricee entirely nominal. Beef hams dull and
ssles sf %esteEn al at 14@l5e CT %ssts
Ct bct prices without change salea of 10 bis At
s5x@9Ke. Butter selling q 7G919Hs for Ohio, SO
prime. TaIlow hrmer and in demand at &c fo1
prime; about SIC for prime country; s56c fol
prime city; and 8kc for Butchers Association.
SrocEs.-2nd Board quiet. & RI 404; II
bonds 90; II gtd 20; N 7 765< Reading ISL
Mo 6s 434; C & 294 Tenn IS 45A; q s. Z
coupons SO Pac Mail74
, 1861-08-09

Police CopRT.-MIr. E. McCloskey was
yesterday fined 80 for being disorder1y, while
A6am Slick, a German, {whose slippery name
d;fg1aces several psges Of the Police Rscordz,)
wae fined only 80 and sent up for ten days
for cruelty beating his wife and the whole
family. 'Tis sid
Nor cruelty. nor mercy change her mind
We think when such q case IS this comes up,
she Ead better open her eyes, at least far
enough to see matters in their true light.
Michael 1yon-weu named-for eresting
disturbance and resisting an officer, fined
Is.
Augustus Kenner, IS; and Martha obi
en-, Is and ten eays, for disorderly inebriation.
Or HIS LAsr LzGs-John Murphy, one
legged man, was brought up for lying drunk
In the street. He claimed that twas his mis-
fortuEe rather than his e!r-that Of course he
ccn1Gn't stand On one leg when be was drunk,
and was obliged to lie down. Sent to the
Poor Hopse.
John 8cGrayey, drunk and disorde1ly.
Witness testified McG. had knocked him down
C6Hfsadietio in adieeto, the parties were fined
IS each.
Peter qregeraon, sWede shipcazpenter
stole $500 in gold from his landlord some time
ago and stated for Sweden. Through the as-
sistaIce Of the detectives, he Was struck BY
lightning at DurEirk, N. T., and brought back.
He Withdrew bis plea of not guilty, and plead
gnlty Ct grand larceny, and coon after Warda
fetgIed insanity; but there Was "method in
lie msd1ese," and he Was allowed to " come
, 1861-08-09

warranted hau ~ nuch per acre as he had last
kye will be q fair :crcp, though the quantity
Eown 1s much le. 8 tEan last year. During the
9sy wsathsr 1 the Ct q fan!s In IT. We s1Rpofsd
'liettd 1here will b. twoth1rds Of crop. AS for
bal1sy, lbsre wss but ve1y little sown- Corn, aa
I'll seod o
trep. t1so. will be abundant:
Harvesting is progressing, bnt thart' Ia still q
i willing to work, GETS Els. two dollars dry.
Coop WAexs.-Ae high ss two dol1ars per day
is paid to good haEvesters BY farmers In the VI
HUDSON. From what Te have sen for the past
Cto1x county, We arc agreeably disappointed As
to the crops, as eve.ything grow1I looks well,
ne Is RfosdtDgt @dst s. + sGs I'M Tes h e has sssa
il q few days. Bluebe1rtes,. raspber1ies and
blackbcr1ies we1e never more abundantthan this
seaeon.-HnIs0n 6fdT, 51se'
SraBrA,-The 1sheat harvest fs just BEGINNING
In this vicinity, and though generally not 90 arge
crop II expected this season as last, 1t may Be
c, nsideIed good, average one. The winter wheat
is1ather better than the aversgge-Berald, 1st. "a
parte Of onr county. A farmer juEt IL says his
fle1d will yield at least 70 bufhels to the acre
Northeastern, itE.
Co1unBus.-Hsrseat has began, and the large
nss1 Of sda asass 9
everything looks IS If the farmers would be well
repaid fof their labo1H.- Columbus Journd., lat.
RAc1sE co.-Tbe army worm has been IN this,
! the eabte1n portion Of henoaha and Racine coun-
ties, On the praifie the oata are about destroyed
do rot think they viii yield five bushels per acre
| Some sa5 they will not have seed back again. Our
wheat they have eaten, all the leaves aud some of
| well, notwithstanding. Harvest is Just can.
me1eing: Barley MosI!y @ y cn,. & Corn premises wen,
ase 1o1 Tae Sea Of whs woad
bushels per acre, JAMES OZASSE JR
, 1861-08-09
COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY EVENING, Aug s, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
the past twenty-four hours:
aECE1rTs 1AsT iWES1Y-FcUR EouHs.
Flour, Wheat Corn, Oats RVe Billy
, 1861-08-09

BUFFALO, August Unchanged aud
good
Sales Of 18 0i1 bnsh red winter at 97sSGa3 f70{s'
bush Milwaukee club On PIT. Corn better Sales
Of 2 600 bush at 32sl 5000 bush at 50. Other
grains quiet.
WH1sKY-Nomfnal at 154.
LAKE MFoRTs-11 600 brls hour, $50, 900 bush
wheat, 50 0,00D bush corn, II, 600 bush oats
CANAL E2PoRTs-9 brls fonr, Al, 900 bush wheat,
102 eco bush corn.
O5WEGO. Aug. 8.-FLouR-Unsettled. Sales
at 4.a5@4 Is for fancy from spring wheat.
GRAN.-Wheat IN good demand for milling, but
as there is no shipping on the spot, the market
is quiet. An offer or $1.13 WAS made for Canadian
wheat, but Was held ut 20. Corn scarce and no
esles.
CANAL FRE1aHTs-Unchanged Flour 27D2Se;
Hhest, Sc; corn, &c to NeW York.
IAKH IMr0RTs-21, 300 hu corn.
CANAL EXPORTS ,631 brls flour, 4, 900 bu corn.
, 1861-08-09

Tezte1day afternoon this city and vicinity
was 7isltea with refreshing shower, which,
however, as is khoWn By the figures aooye,
cid not render the atmosphere any cooler
tE8n the evening before.
, 1861-08-09
MARINE LIST.
PO RT OF CHI CO.

ARRIVED. .......-August g.
Prop Empire, State, Richardson, ogdensburgh, 20
Prop Lady franklin, Hickey St. Joseph, 1000 ties,
2 s noxes s oss11es, ne ~ 70 r. lumber, oskts pears.
Prop Allegheny, Boyipston, sarnis, 20 m lumber
Prop Ottaw1, Warren, Afuskegon, 40 m lumber,
Prop sun, Jones, Godelich, mdze' - -
Prop Fountain City, Pease Buffalo, 40 kegs fish,
Prop Pittsburgh, Beekwith, Buffalo, lot mdze,
Brig Young America, Doyle, Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
Brig Mdohegan, do Warner, Bay City, ITO N lumber
schr Monticello, Murdoch, Bay City, ao5 m lumber.
Schr Leyant, Connor, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber.
Schr Roberts Nelson, Port Sheldon, 20 eds wood.
] Sehr spencei ] Bancha%ra % MusEegon e. NJ 50 lnmbe,
Schr Illinois, Burke, Muskegon IS N lumber.
schr Gipsey, Jameson, Auskegon, 120 n lumber.
oRay se s. IS sd9 p%Ssr
Schr Ellen Pike, Boyd, kalamazoo, TO N lumber,
aom shingles:
s1 % Eass MSo5s Bac &iSsg & = s%s Cd goo
sehr Rasias, Brown, Green Bay, 1a5 N lumber, 70
Sch Tuecola, Robb, Eastmanvlue, 60 N lumber, IS
schr Helen Kent, Reed, Parody'a Pier, 50 eds
wood.
schr Telegraph, Hayes, White River, 6s N lumber,
schr Poland. 1Galligan, Trs7erse Bay, $50 m
schr Foster, Smith, Black River, 80 IN lumber.
CLEARED. ED.-....-......-..Aug. s
Prop Buckeye, Rosmar, ogdensbargh, 10000 bu
corn. $50 br1s -four, 400 brls highwines-
Prop Fountain City, Pease Buffalo, 900 bu wheat,
Is bales broom corn, 500 brss -four, 150 brls
Prop Empire. P e. Richardson, Ris 6gdensbu.gh brls
P1op Fistahnreh. ReeEwith, Duna1o 1900 buah
Prop Lady Franklin. Hickey, St. Joseph, tons
mdse 50 brls salt, sundries.
SssSR ssn ReH Fee per
Schr Racine. B5oEn, Green Bay,
sehr Jones, Weetman, sarnia, 1926 bu corn,
schr illinois. Burke, Muskegon-
| Schr GfpBey, Jamieon,
[ Schr Mntkeeou, Mckay, s.
| Schr Palmetto, Seaman, Navari1o.
| schr Ellen Pike, Boyd, kalamazoo.
Schr Leyant, Connor, Grand haven.
| Schr Na6in. Warren, New Buffalo
schs 1Aye Yankee, cfamcr, Buffalo, 400 bush
schr Spencer, Blanchard, MnEkegon.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED Aug I, 1851.
| Republic, MareeilIes, 116 tons coal.
! Burnham, LasalIe 135 tons coal.
Gspg6 s Rus S hSs 5sfs aaf
| brs lime.
Alice, LasalIe, 5,243 bus com.
Stars ard Stripes, Ottawa, 1900 bus corn.
| 1emont, Lockport, 5000 bus corn.
Tho1p, Joliet, 4, 500 bus corn.
Holmes, Utica, 2 600 bus corn.
SADouglas, Seneca, $500 bus cora.
CLEARED.
Adelia, Joliet, light.
Fulton, Ottawa, light.
Powhatau, LaEalle, light.
Acme. Ottaws, light.
| Danube, Ottawa, light.
Lemont Lockport light.
| A4nfIa, South, 1 hr1 Whieky-
| Investigator, Athens. light.
! Marion, Seneca, Is, los # lumber.
| Atlanta, Las8l1e, 50 brls ealt
r Nor1hrup, Joliet, II, 5s1 itlumbef
, 1861-08-09
.Gbieago Grihu1e
FRIDAY, AUGUST Q, 1851.

- Il
- - --
1h11e', Ac''ooa =. 'ool'
- r1 0Tmr
ILL tI L L.
-. a.n .z.aa,.s - ~. ~ Wi. rals.. us us"s
49, ~ c,nc,nns., ~ pent1 =. aasau "
Fefs o' i%'ee' o@'e@
IR1sH BR1GApR.-Cspt. pbillips and hfs
eorad tf men, who accompsnied C.ot Nc.
Murray Is remains to this city. lesye On satur-
ds3 fer Aisscu13,
---
4hosE rkAcaEs-in our nollce Yesterday
u 1He fF9enaio peaches grown oy MI: - w
emitted to state that he receives zoo oaskess
ta'ls at his tfuit DEPOT % hanoolpa ST.
sr1v-ster lind was arrested
.1;s.frdar atternoon. IS defau,ter as Sewer
sge CommIssioner. brought before the R:cor-
dcrs Coprt, and gave bail in the penal sum Of
$75co. His boudsmeu are Roger Fowler, Eaq.,
xnd 4. c. ElIithoree, Esq 80 appear at 9a,
m.. this mo1uipg.
FH7km1 1NI1
= n ae, ca;aa. =. 49, @uss
-. - - - who .oma,,.+aa sn,c,sa 49, ~
:Sa::s.ss+ .1aa q aaa.h ~ ..,~,S-S 49,
-ls1 WY ouuSes
ct 1andatum while IN state Of 1ntox1cation-"
~, 80 -. 10 sasa ~ cao usseu
'..-,ae.;a >, '>' LII "a
Gin accrnrxo- w,;. ra,,o++ f., ~
po,1-t,~d I11;.a;~ ,>.n..a. - ~ 49,, ,.rs
as.~aiss.s~s ~,
~ -. aa,1ars~s1z =. paas1. = 49, ssss
- s -. ~ ,.s ~" Wy
a4coisol one evening, 4or = oeoMty 10 "hieh
ne WAS suojeet' ano WINE 81 oolng, nfe YVES
@s&aesntsits eoIn'n"n'c41eeo 10 Inc Eolo'
c... p.,....
~ - ,.:-1H.s,Sz1 1e .. a1u lsny, "
49,, ~ =. wv 1.N ~ ~ 'as, ~ "oaepu, M
-. T4 ~ "'' Ia'' -. e.7epa' po 11usoa
,r aootAe' Isq'' 81 ''zepn, a1o. non. Z. b.
alo1i's, a'a1ne' uon' E. Z. "nslo"' NEW
aaHlenHe' MM- aAea, Esq, aao 1anlly, fnn-
aoetpaa a. =. Aafst'' Esq, New 4ork; Maj.
~ N Alien, T. :. A.; Or. j. 4, Eekert, o.
"ego, are among the arrivals ut the Briggs
, 1861-08-09
WISCONSIN,

EAGLE, Aug; 6,1s6t.,1 h@ge tske2 cspscie1 pains
about Grain r1oaptc cts In Naukes1a and Nal-
worth COUNTIES, and the rziversa1 Testimony Ia,
ttst wheat viii rot yield half ss mach Per acre
Falwa:tI couatY, who raises forty acres OF
wheat yearly, tod ne he would give 800 70 be
, 1861-08-09

Corn, bu~.,----- 1918 Lumber, h.-..- 15o,695
Cas9' Cass' tn1a 81 S aagahthes, ST; h1s Dolls y y
r,aro -rss 1sr.,o ott.n5a-,ca ~, ,r1,or..
49, o.a-a, o. 49,.
~. 49, 49, aau Ae'''e'
f-s+ -,as .,o-a t-a,ti1a ~ 1,r,ars ~. .s,,
freely AZ I'm nr3ceg-t,e rnarfa+ c1os;ro, ;th
a. a., nn.a-a tensanc1, IN snr1n,, a-tr,. 49,
coo b,1s of all oraaea oea hands a. * "a tas
cho3re yVhi+c Wintar artra9 "a noc1t * e,s ,a7..
,x,aa - ,h,z., e,.,,,s- 80 .s -, ~ ~ r,1 ~
, 1861-08-09

NEW YORK STEAM DIE
~ WORKS, We. Terbr.y. l57 soata Cls<z street.,
9stEssE Ea93s2a e t 20 Aoss1s. CEicage. gJaE I'D
stxAM Hsta a2d Baanet Dying. NaacEtaE sad P1naf !.
ma: eEoEH a6a County EoEk Bo{1c.e1d- Al otdssA
E&8&- AfH-sH
, 1861-08-09

GEN. ScCTTts PROPERTY CoNF1scArED.-
The rebels haye couflscated the property Gen.
Scott has lying in ginia.-Edehanqe
Gov. Magofln's property on Randolph st,
In this city, has net set shared the same fate.
, 1861-08-09

GAA FRr0a1a.-tso,o9o wozth OF nen is::7::e:
must b sell rI.siz s;xt7 dszs. 1ss lake etrestt.
lE HE TukaEcn.
, 1861-08-09
THE CITY

LATE PArERs-Dnfy, at hie fremont news
depot, a!ways hae New York papers ahead Of
the mx;ls. Also Cincinnati and St. Louis NJ
pers Of lztest dstes.
, 1861-08-09
FUTILE, HIBBARD & CO.,
IMPORTERS OF
HARDWARE AND TIN PLATE
LAKE STREET.

Te orer to the Trade, at the LOWEST MARKET
PRICES
800 boxes TIN PLATE
$500 bd1s SHEET IRON,
ESQ RUSSIA IRON,
$50 IMITATION RUBaIA.
235c0 ~ BRIGHT ard AENEALD WIRE.
32s cAssB sHEET zEC,
10 tons PIG TIN,
1850 lbs. COPPER BOTTOAa
10 6etz TEEERS' TOOLS aud MACHINES,
80 casks BRIGHT OK and COIL CHaIHs,
looo doz. AXEB,
1900 sHOVELs, SPADES ani SCOOPS.
70 tons SAD IRONS,
1U1TLE, HiBBARD & co.
oclTl1y Corner Of Sta.e aud Lake streetz
, 1861-08-09

# All ehould not fall to read the advertise
Enent Of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. mt-1Y.
, 1861-08-09

NoaTuwEB7nnx RIFLE KEGEdEET.-This
regiment has been mustered into the service
ofthe United statee, aud goneinto Camp Els
worth, near Cottage Grove. Young men
wishing to join this regiment will apply either
to the undersigned, at No. 206 Randolph st.,
or at the camp The regiment is composed Of
men familiar with the rifle, and will soon re-
ceive marching orders. By order Of
Col KNoBLEsDoRFF,
lHCT. D. q. PR1smoN.
CHICAGO, August s, 1861
, 1861-08-09

IR1sH BR1aApR.-Cspt+ Phillips aud his
eqrad # men, who accompanied Capt Nc.
Aa11ss'a remains to, this city, le2ye On satur-
ds3 fer Msscu13,
, 1861-08-09

THOSE PKACREs-In our notice yesterday
Of The splendid peaches grown BY Nj. c. Col
t3, At South Pass, Union County, Ill, We
emitted to state thst he receives 200 baskets
ta'lY at his truit depot, s. Randolph ST.
, 1861-08-09

VOLUNTEERS AT1ENT1oN.-Recruit wanted
at 16 Dearborn street, between Water and
Lake, for Company that is attached to the
Yates Pha1anx
This regiment hss been accepted BY the Sec
retary Of War, and have received their orders
fully uniformed and equipped By the United
States Government LEWIS q. MARTIN,
CANAAN
, 1861-08-09

- SuIc1pE,-The verdict Of the Coroner's Jury
III Ire csse Of Dr. Asa Gaines, Jr, the Clark st.
ea1uceint, who committed suicide Wednes
dsy night, was death by taking two ounces
ct 1auda1,um while in q state of lntoxicat,on.' -
-Ceroner's verdict in the case Of the death
cf E. D. Hall-noticed yesterday Died In an
spopleetie ft."
, 1861-08-09

DEFA11rRa.- Sylvester Lind Was arrested
.sts.e1dsy afternoon, IS defaulter as Sewer
age Commissioner, brought before the Rscor-
dcrs Coprt, and gave bail in the penal sum Of
$7.5c0 His boudsmeu are Roger Fowler, Eaq
and A. G. Ellithorpe, Esq 80 appear at 9 a.
NJ. this morning.
, 1861-08-09

YATES PHALASx-We learn tha: Capt. l..
r. Martin hes associated himself with Com
pany D, Yates Phalan1 He is one Of the
original Chicago Zonayes, and is q well-dril1ed
officer, having been connected with military
companies for several years.
, 1861-08-09

TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL MAI
OFFICES.
, 1861-08-09

FARE ALWAYS As Low AS BY ANY
OTHER ROUTE
, 1861-08-09

SAD Aoc1DEsT.--Wait Talcott, Esq, Of
Rockford, Illinois, partner in the well known
Marny reaper estab1ishmsnt,w was badly burned,
but not dangerously, In Buffalo, few days
ago. He had occasion to bathe his person in
Alcohol one evening, for debility to which
he was subject, and while SO doing, fire was
accidentally communicated to the fluid,
, 1861-08-09

BAGGAGE CHECKED THR0UHH-ALL
TRANSFERS FREE.
, 1861-08-09

PEnsoEAL Capt. Brackett and family, ..
s. A.; D. 7. Minor and lady, ST. Joseph, Mo-;
i. II. W'ilaon, Esq, St, Joseph, Mo. :; Milton
Toothe, Esq, st. Joseph, No.. Hon. E. z.
Morris, Maine; Hon. E. E. Winslow, New
Hampshire; Wn1- Allen, Esq, and family, Phil
ade1phia; 4. G. Martin, Esq, New York Maj.
". h Allen, &. s. A.; Dr. J. E Eckert, o.
wego, are among the arrivals ut the Briggs
House yesterday.
, 1861-08-09

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Pctt Office for postage, will be forwarded to the
Dcsd Iette. Office, On Morday next. unless the
postage preyloualy paid. Gail the room OF the
Dead Letter Clerk, up etsirs;
, 1861-08-09

~ The notes Of the City Bank Of Ottawa will
be received on deposit and redeemedin New York
exchange at & Of per cent, by the Western Aa-
rIne and Fire Insurance Company
aug515t ]. T. WooDWoRTH, President.
, 1861-08-09

NnPEp IN TIE BUD.-Yesterday afternoon
come soldiers entered the fruit store Of IN
Italian, near the corner Of Madison aud Gin.
ton streets, picked up enc Of his water melons
and threw it at him--some words having pre-
siously passed between them The shop
keeper in return struck the soldier over the
head NTH so6a-water bottle. A serious riot
would have eusned, but for the interpositton
Of Justice Akin, who was fortunately passing
by, and qnelled the disturbance. The Judge
is truly Peace,ef1cer.