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TWO year olQ-
Besides which he exhibits three year old
Durham bull, Perfection" which took the
ID premium; also, four yearling heifsrs,
seven calves and one yearling co1t, in all
thIrty.fo heaa, and taking seven premiums.
Mr. James NJ Graham has eleven head Of
Berkshire, upon which he took
1st premium on Berkshire sow pig under
one year.
LIST prem. on Berkshire boar over one year.
I'd prem. on soE over two year.
1et prem. On grade SOW over one year.
-Four mules, receiving the first premium on
the best span Of four year old male1. He
had also very fine yearling colt from the
stock Of Il Old Pryor." " Flora" which took
the first Ipremium. 4. G. Carrie, two colts,
which took red ribbons; also three year old
colt "Louis" and sucking colt Cinderella"
The former drsfe horse, and the latter thor
ough bred. J. B. Phinny exhibited two
chester white hogs. They were the admired
among this class Of hogs, and probably the
best two hogs On the ground. They took 1st
premium on chester white sow under one
gear old, and 1st premium c. ". boar under
! one year; and in the sweepstakes, On best
SOW Of any age or breed.
| VIM. R. Combs has one four year old Dur
ham bull, one yearling DO, ono mare and TWO
colts. The bull " Dan Webster" took the I'd
| premium. He is certainly most magnificent
animal. He Is entered for the Citizens'
Prize" which has not been decided at this
writing. James Myers has q mare and colt,
the latter from the stock Of "O1d Pryor"
| hf,th fine nniraals Int not vet shown In the
, 1861-09-17
MARINE LIST.
p Ri OF G II G A G O

ARRIVED. Sept Is. 1851.
Prop Edith, Hunt, Gcderich. snndries.
prop Evergreen City, Collins. Buffalo.
Pop G Mea1s. Ryersoa, Lincoln, l21 eds ahingls
Bark Northern Lgh', Shelley, Cape Vincent.
bark l, Morris, kearn, Cleveland. 400 tons coa1f
Bark Norman. BEaman, Ozwegu 200 tons coal, -
Brig sebastopol, Smith, GtaId Haven, 76 m 1um-
Brig cla1E, ChriatianEon, Lind's ries, S. eds
scbr !. Roberts, Nelson, Muskegon, TICS r. ties;
schr Ilo c=t Joh,l, RoIau, MuEkegou, 50 NJ lumoeF,
sehr Wcstche.ter, Burns, Musksgon, 1ao n
schr rhrcs Bells, Clark, Holland. 40 eds wood u
Schr MeuHt Vernon, Grove Kalamazoo, 80 N aum-
Der, 1aO m shingles:
schr Calcutta, Long, Webster Pier, Is eds wood
sehr HeIry Norton, CaRherry, Banzs's Piss, 30
schr Col Glover, Ackermau, Grand Haven, 75 NJ
Set. q pssr, sinelai:: Bay city, 1so N lumber:
s.hr Wlld Rover, Fountain, Cleveland, 100 tons
schr han Alien. Morris, Cleveland, a1s tons coal
Sch, Barry, Motif. Cleveland, a1o tons coal
schr Kingston, ToIpkinson, Os*ego, 1886 br!s
schr Lucy Lathzop, craw1ey, oswego, 1;ooG bzls
sshr Cascade, Day, Oswego, 9a3 tons salt.
Schr D!eadnaught Doggett osxeeo, 6t0 ions salt.
schr Thornton, Tyler. oswego, 200 tons coal.
schr spartan, Cherry, south Haven. so m lumber,
sehr Guyahoga, Roberts Buffalo $40 brls salt.
sehr Golden Harvest, con,stoek, :Dafaic, SO brls
scow AImts, Miller, II hite Lake, 7oo r ties.
CLEARED Sept. II.
Stmr Minnesota, Cla.k, Sarnia, a0.oOo bu corn-
Prop Pseirie State, Miller. osdcnsbargh, 10000
bn wheas; ss5 brls honz, 2l1 bags seed
| Pstr Mears, Kye1eou, Lincoln, SOU ou corn. 500
tu cats.
Brig Helf.nstein, Ferris, G:een Bay.
Erl. Sebastopul, Smith, Grand Haven.
| Brig ClsTk, Christian. Bniley's 1farhor.
Sehr Titan, Robertson Oswego, 1G, $40 bu corr
s hr 6. m, Embrecht, Muskegon.
Sthz Honest John, Bc!an, Anskegon.
| Schr Grace Bell. Petry. Muekegon.
schr Caltntta, Long, Webster's Pier.
Sehr Ge1aen Harvest, Co1stoek. Buffalo, II .o0o bu
sebr Kingston. Tcmkiason, o*weso. 16,6eo bu
h,at.
h1 sehr Saenet. St aet' Gasea. s Maskesoa. * a.''
s,hE Ms5y Red s!;.R Ru5k,s ,:ka sa. Iis5
schr Tempest. Hurns, Green Bay.
schr Il n <;ates, weich. sand Day.
Schr queen of the West, Ferguson, Green Bay.
STIR Bonesttel, Christy, Auskegon.
sehr Whirlx ind, Nelson, ce1,revllle.
Echr Attin, Ze1tt. Musk+yen.
Sehr T!ain, Sherman, Manistee-
Sehr Mariner, Baker, Centteytlle.
SchE Racine, Brown, Green Bay.
Schr Thorine. Anderson Dog Lake
Schr Rambler, Pngh, Kewanee.
Schr Da1bsldge, johnson, Port Washington.
S,hr Ell Bates Davidson. Buffalo, II Go hn cor1.
schr II Peck, eagles. Buffalo. 10 eco bu corn.
Schr II Thayer. Scholhobm, Muekeyon.
scbr Saranac, Gall, Buffalo, 22.000 hu corn.
Schr CoQHette, Chieho1m, Kingston 10 600 bu corn.
Seer Oliver CulSer, Wheaton, Buffalo, lQ,00o bu
| CDru- .-......
scow Me1n,1id. Ehompson. White Lake
| Sow Storm, II itlia1aE, White Lake.
, 1861-09-17

ATTENTION VOLUNTEERS THE attention OF
onr volunteer officers and Young generally, is
called to the fact that Lieut. J. Rhon Qate Of the
Sandman army, teacher Of Military Science,
Broad Sword, Stick anc the Bayonet exercise, has
taken rooms in Mc1lroy's building. corner Of
Dearborn and Randolph Streets, where he may be
found at all hyurs Of The day. Lieut.. Riboni Ii an
experienced teacher and expert swordsman. An
opportunity to become acquainted with the usA Of
these weapons Il here offered to our volunteer Off
GERS such as Is seldom offered In any city Of the
Union. Give him call. Terms according to the
times. P. o. Box 3317- 1wk*-
, 1861-09-17

10 THE EDITOR oF TIE TRIBUNE For gey-
eral weeks past very considerable religious
interest has b5en manifested among the Pro-
testant population at Bridgeport. A large
number Of the scholars In the Methodist Mis-
tion School, under the superintendanee Of 8.
A. kean, Esq, Of the firm ct Willard &; Keaa,
sustain cnndren's prayer meeting, aud many
Ch1issiane. About thirty persons, including
adults and Sabbath School echo}ars7 have pre-
stnted their lanes as candidates for church
membership. This state Of things Is peculiar
y gratifying to those who established the
Mieeion School, inasmuch a many had pzoph-
esied that their labors would amount TO moth
ing. AeEsrs. Logan, Hutchirsox and Uarow,
, 1861-09-17

Some time ago the public was informed
Council, requesting or requiring all loyal citi-
izens within the city limits to take the oath.
Now, I wish to ask what are the steps neees-
eary to be taken in regard to making open
monthed traitors Talk up to the line pre-
sc9lbed Tor them. I know Of several concerns
within the ccrporste limits that need yentila.
ting. Please give the public the modus operan-
d of ph5sicking the traitors; also, is the con
fiscat!on act in operation for the benefit Of
these found guilty. CITIZEN,
, 1861-09-17
MONETARY

mUNDAf H7EAIA8s DcpL. iu Io6ls
The supply Of eastern exchange was again heavy
today and the market was dull at par to Il per
cent. premium. The demand By produce dea1ers
for currency VAS very active.
PITTSBURGH, FoRr WAYNE T. CHICAGO RAIL
ROAD The following ia in approximate statement
Of earnings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &Chiea-
60 Railroad Company during the month Of An
gust compared with the same period Of last year,
VIZ.
, 1861-09-17
ILL1aOls AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

ARRIS SED....-....-6ept. II.
Wm Merriam Morris, s,5oo bu corn, 800 bu rye,
Tzonbadouz, Lockport, 1900 bu wheat, $500 bu
Queen City, L. Sale, 5000 bu corn. 1890 bu rye,
.1s0 os lard, 1e0 br1s -four, S brls pork, . bu
Glide, 0ttaua. 546o hu corn, 5.4oo be seeds.
LoekPort: Lockport; 500 hu corn.
Morris, Morris. !, 500 pu corn, 100 bu rye.
Flo 6er, Ottawa. 4,sl0 bu corn.
Portland, Norris, $500 hu corn, II C1o Ds seeds.
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5000 bu curn.
Mound City. OTTAWA, 4.G00 bu com
@ Gsersen r. i hiae;ogo e. Ia sale, 4oa bu corn
St Louis, Ottawa. 800 bu sFheat-
2 E 4 AAmhurs. 5,4QV q CEN, .so
Laura Ann, Ottawa, 5 900 bu corn. ZIG bu wheat.
Cesar, LockPcrr. 400 bu corr
Acadia, La Sale, 3u0 bu corn, II 30 fhs seeds
Adtlia, Joliet, 1 0G0 hn corn.
Harrington, Marsei1les, 500 bu corn-
CLEARED. .Sspt- Il
Badger State, Ottawa, 50 brla salt.
Old Abe. Joliet.
MazeppS, Norris
Stella, Lasalle $3.50 # lumber, N shingles 2e5
bfla salt-
Ssase.v Seo4sEe xos 9tta*a IL cs It lumber shingles.
Utah Lasaila, | % ss IS IT lumber IS siding, 60 m
ottaws. Ottawa.
Marion. Seneca
In pcsial, Locklort.
Ctlest{al Ottawa
Prairie Chief, Ottawa
Adclia, Jt1itt.
Baltimore. LaSal!e. .... ......
| " b Brown. Loekport, 1,o56 # lumber. .11h m
! shingles, 2 u lath, 362 ms carpenter work
A1eona- Norris "a m lumber, n shingles, 10 bsls
| ealt. 4 brlR lime. Is fos leather.
Bay state, LaSalle ~ sss # lumber, 25 II siding.
! II q, shingles, m lath-
| Reeolute, Athens
| Boston, Molrls. passengers.
| Mariner. Norris
Lockport, Lockport, $40 1bs mdze.
! Claundcr, LockP01t.
| humboldt. Lockpo1t, 200 1b5 furniture.
Fame. DuPage-
| L Uuntuon, LaSa11e.
Ciat1iett, Morris.
| Edmonia. Morris
| Arabia, LaSRlle, 1I.470 it lumber.
Eclipse, Lockpert, So 752 # lumber
Ocean Spray Ottawa, 5412 It lumber, 45e0 It car
! penter work, Is brls sa1s.
Ail.ntic, Lssale, LOCO brIs salt, 5aai Ds stoves.
| 497 f3a mdZe-
| Caesar, Lockport.
! Laura Ann. Ottawa.
| Ianthe DuPsge, SS17 It lnmner, 10 N siding, u NJ
| shingles. 6 Iath.
, 1861-09-17

a few more good men are wanted In Capt. E. D.
O.band's Squadron Of Cavalry, now in camp at
Ottawa. Ill Men will be forwarded to Ottawa as
fast as enIisted Recruiting officers will be found
ct the cigar store corner Of Madison street and
Custom HonEe place. ae13-3tx
, 1861-09-17

Col. Farnsworth's regiment Of cavalry Ia in
tents ard uniforms are ready. Capt. IT. 3 Medn
il 1ai=iDg company for this regiment Enquire
at the TRlBuSE counting room, Of Geo. f. " His
tQfa. for pat1lcnlafe. st.
, 1861-09-17

Capt Hequembourg has opened recruiting Of
fec W & 'aS a1 Gfa whsFs
paid-and pay from enlistment.
This regiment Ia to be armed with the short En-
field rife, with sabre bayonet and side arms to
match and is dessned to be in every respect equal
to the beft regiment In the field. seI3I1W
, 1861-09-17

A@hVN|
The kangaroo, with Liverpool dates to the 5th
inst, Wac telegraphed this mozniag-reporting
aour advanced 609d; wheat active, with an I'M
provemeut On the lower qualities; corn firm;
beef dull purk quiet and steady; lard steady.
The effect of this newe, as well as an improve
ment in New York, caused very active movement
il tie leading markets, with materia1 advance IN
prices.
There WAS an active inquiry for dour, and we note
an improvement Of fully SC per l-notWitastand-
ing the advance Of 10c per brl Ia freights- About
50G0 brls changed hands, at q 6514 IS for white
winter extras; $400@4 IS for red winter extras;
$a6o@4.a7H for common to very choice spriRg ex-
t1as and 3.oGGb3-225 for spring suPerfne. Win
ter wheat brands continue to be in vcty limited
request.
The wheat market was buoyaut, and nearly aH
grades advanced &c per bushel- closing less excl
ted but firm About 600 bushels changed
hands at csc for No. white; S4@S5c for No red
TIC for No red; 75GTe for No spring; ToaI2c
for No 3 spring; and 5s@617sc for rejected spring
the market closing quiet but firm at &c foE No
spring, snd 7o71@7lc for No spring.
Tho Corn market has at last taken an up"Ard
tta1t.-this time, it is thought, In earnest In
dueed by an easier feeling in freishts, AID very
material improvement in New York, shippers
were very anxious to buy, and the market ad-
vanced about &c per buehel. About 160, 600 bueh-
els changed hands, at &c for River hlte f. 0. b.
a3ga4c for Canal Mixed a1oat; 2K@ahc for
Mixed in store; and 16c for Rejected in store-the
market closing firm st the improvement.
Oats advanced 1c-wish limited sales At 18c in
etore. Rye Was scarce and firm at sc. Timothy
| Seed vas etesdy at 81 35@155 for common to
| prime. H1shwines were dull.
4 large feet Of vessels arrived in port yesterday
and treights were easier and very active. Upwards
of 90 sai yessels AID propellers were engaged st
the following rates: Wheat to oswego, 19c; corn
to Oswego, 1sc; eo7n to Buffalo, 13913Ac By aatl,
ard 1sKG14 by steam; whea. to Buffalo, lie
corn TO Pozt sarnia, e;6c; corn to Port colbofne
by Canadian vessels, 12c.
FLOUR AND GRAIE q sToHE
The following Is the estimate Of Nj. csfnn'
Secretary Of the Board of Trade, as to the amount
OF four and grain in store IN this city to-day:
| F1onr. 7,421
( Wheat. puS 1tS'as
Corn, pus A1&to Ltc
, 1861-09-17
Cbicagt, Grituttf
THE CITY.


IF see sosezeselneot i4A !" "'u'Sa' IN
oroPer Column.
80 ~ s..;r,s - 49, .1 s.ss tt.,' -. s...s
..sr. s.+sa,.. ~ syhfh,t,,o :, aan
''~ - -
OCTOBER FAsH1oSs.-Godey's Lady's Book,
md Le Bon Ton for October, haye been re-
,netorn Honse p,,ce
-
ZEE koh 9a& WARE s@apts Lou1s Msa.e
>n'' 'tenooteas asaVe th's evening 1o1 o. nows'
! Snele tns5 are 10 DC a11aeneo 10 aen- etee4
ot'eaae'
ANOTHER New REe1AEnr.-Dsniel Neil
'os, ~, " '4.'e ety'. "a. 1917 .. -as,.~a~s
g @1 .-o 80 1* ~ 4'.+,s Ea-.-t
''aan''' "A11 '>'AAee- ~ " -.e Wv
Wilson'S FUguEEHs-Two detachments Of
w7,son,a F7ss]eers arrived in this CITY On sun-
dav The camu euuipaee Of this regiment
h.s been receiYed. We understand. from the
co.a-or,ant
AppomrAEST.-A. ", Tinkham, ESQ. at |
present secretsry Of the Board Of Public
Works, has received IN appointment in the |
Engineer Corps. and leaves shortly fo, Boston.
Msss.. where he Is ordered to renort.
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ST. LOUIS, ALTON d CHICAGO RAILROAD
For the convenience Of parties having stock
stoc1- +,s,, I'm 7a,ve +ha VII c-on,a. a. AK
p " thfa dav fl, snr,not7e,a
MnITARI--At Al election held by the ST.
gels Rifles yesterday, the following officers
were elected: Capt. Louis MauBs LIST Lieut.
Henry Johns; I'd Lieut. R. G. Feldkaup.
The company Will leave for Camp Butler to
p.n,aa.t s;a,,,~ go
~ - ~
PREsEETATIoS.-Anele elegant sword and sash
were presented at their armo1y last evening by
his companions in arms, Of the Scammon
Light Infantry, to VIM n DAnks Of this city,
formerly Of the old Zonavea and late CON-
n<nder Of this corps, who now leaves for Al
hany to take Lleutenancy offered him IN the
e'118 ~ ~ u e1e y. elAes sAss'
PERsoKAL-Gov. c. L. Chase, Minnesota,
Surgeon ". E Baznes, q. s. 4, N. ". Gould,
Esq, Montreal, Msjor c. Black, q. 8. A Capt.
%. q McVean, q. s. a., R. E. Goodell, Esq,
Joliet, R. H WinsloH, Esq, Cleveland, A. t.
Tying, Peoria, Rev. Mr. Mathews and lady,
Kenoshs, Miss Ellen Badger, Aenosha, are
smopg the Arrivals at the sherman house.
o r,,. o;7.. ~ :. 49,, ~ Haaa 81
p.:-.+..p ~. - t,aa- 81 ,ao,a,+oa ~ WOW
-.-7 .a,+ ~ +ho,a +h.+ 10 ,oaa. t,ooJ
- ee.,ae ,,a, ~ 60 49,, - horsss ~
-. ..,.- .-:z- - s.a,-z ~.
..s.-s s....s ~. ss.a,,d o. ,o1na wae -nssa
80 500 oo ~ 49, te,.. A., h;a uu.,a pahh.,
.r...ss - 49,. a-s $500 ~ +.o a,,
APPOINTMENTS FOB TIE GUN BoATs,-Iieut.
L. Fanid'ng mas aPpoan1eo tap1. @ n mt
Aaan, LATE ot 1he senoenet AInenaans aoo
Capt. II. Clark, OF the schooner "felse7e-
rance Masters MaSes II tne y. .. Navy
Capt ClafR nss 4e11 1ot Buffalo 70 reerul1 sea'
men 1of the Mlselssippa gun ooats. ana eaps'
AcAosm 1e1halns nefe emp4o5eo III tas same
occupa&aon.
~ Gcdey's, Arthur'e, Ballou's and Peter
sons Magazines for October. Temple Bar
co1rhu and BIackwood's for september, have
been received at Nc Nsllg & Co.'S 81 Dearborn
street. Also fresh supply Of Cavalry Tactics
and Fortunes Infantry Tactics, including tn.
Ba7onet Exercise. as adopted and used BIZ tn,
United States amy, have also been received
and are for sale
e.arso 4a5a,.on p;a,e c.n+.;.
s. B. Raymond, headed BY the Light Guar&
Rand cid us the honor Of aerenada and min,
, 1861-09-17

MoEDAY EVENING, Sept. 16. 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments fot
the past forty-eight hours:
, 1861-09-17

LARGE sac OF BoNDs.-We understand that the
Bonds of eeven or eight Of the "stumptan
Banks Of this State viii be offered for sale in
the city Of New York next week.
, 1861-09-17

Post Office, for Postage, will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
, 1861-09-17
ID I E u.

CHAFLhS G.. PEARrE a.r1 ID, ono No Tras a1I six
mo2hs = s1n f + Mnv: t. nd MaTEs.es PesSce, II:
, 1861-09-17

Compared with last weeks statement, there Is
decrease in thesteek Of wheat Of go, co.. bush
e1a, and Of COTE. a8. 600 busteis.7u
, 1861-09-17

ORDERED TO REroRr.-Capt. E. G. Hen
shaw, Of the United States Navy, who hss
been stopping at the Briggs House during
the last few days, receiVeda dispatch on Sun
day night, to report himself to Commodore
4 H. Foote at st. Louis, Immediately. BE
leaves tonight
, 1861-09-17

The jury empanneled to try the case are IS
follows:
Reuben Cleveland Lewis B. Kelly.
PhiIander Eddy. James G. Dadley,
Theodore kraefft, Augustus Buny0n,
Philip Dater, william Goshawk,
John Beach, Isaac Day.,
Daniel O'Ha1a, A. T. Sherman
The daJ was consumed in the hearing Of
the opening arguments and the exami-
nation Of Coroner james, DR.. Gore, Coun-
II Pbysician, and Mrs. Trappe, the wife Of the
deceased. The arguments In the case were
brief, the prosecution reviewing the evidence
to be Introduced and the defence expounding
points Of Law, usually reserved for the sum
ming up. The testimony Of the Witnesses
called is almost identical with that b fore the
Corone1's Jury, which va, published in these
columns at that time. At the. close Of Mrs.
Tsppe's evidence the Court adjourned until
this morning.
Carlos Haven, Esq, States Attorney, ap-
pears for the People; Msssrs. Keiser and Lin
der for the defence.
, 1861-09-17
In charge Of Ladies City Mission.

~ sargent's Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters are
most valuable medicine for debility, ETC. Prepar-
ed by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State ste.
PAPER HASGHGs-tha11es Address, dealer In
window shades, paper h2ngings, &C., at 81 Ran
doph street, 's selling At cost his entire stock.
Here Ia $ chance to cover Eour walls at a lew Ag-
ure. se134t
military BooKs-By the War Department.
Cavalry Tactics, Infantry Tactics. Army Regula-
tions, Ellsworth's zouaye Drin, The Young Re-
cru1t, and all other War books, for sale at low
prices at the Military Bookstore Of P. Z. Sherlock
LIZ Dearborn EtrRet Chicago. sel36t
, 1861-09-17

Brackets CAyA1RT.-One Of the finest
companies that ever appeared in our city
came in yesterday from Rock Island to join
Brackett's Regiment Of cavalry. As soon as
their horses are received, which viii be In a
few days, they VIII be ready for active Work@
Col Brackett's long military experience III
the cavalry service, besides his long ssrvice
in the regular army, render him competent to
qualify his men for the field In half the time
1t requires sn inexperienced officer to do 1t.
We have no he4itation In saying that under
braekett'a drill, this will be one Of the finest
regiments in the army, and their camping
ground w!u be the resort Of Thousands ofour
citizens, who viii hxye an opportunity to be
had for the fEst time, whole regiment Of
cavalry, Put in motion By one Of the best off,
ce1s In the army
, 1861-09-17

P1Asos.-1 you wish to buy or rent piano, go
to II. II. Kimball's, 80 Clark street eep26 St
~ Cook & McI.aln, 1s3 Clark street, are clean-
ing and dying ladies silks, shawls, &c, at the
lowest possible prices
, 1861-09-17


We were shown yesterday new camp
chest, styled "Pan's Patent American Camp
Chest" which for simplicity and economy Of
space is superior to anything now in use. The
chest itself is hardly three feet equare and yet
containstable, chairs plates knives forks cook
ing utensils, castor cantesn saw, Ratchet ETC.,
lin fact all the requisites for the wnnts Of
three men. It's simplicity N economical ar
Eaugement contain ng kitchen in = nut shell
hhs brought it under the favorable netice Of
many army oHce1s- It is destined to come
into general use. D. P. Lord, the Agent may
be found at Bowen Bros, establishment Nos.
"a & 78 Lake street where samples may be
seen and orders should be Left
TEE NORTH WESTERN RIFLE REa1MEEr.-In
notice Of the departure Of the North Western
Rifle Regiment, published in our Issue Of Mon
da7, several eIrors unavoidahly found thtlr
way into the organization Of this regiment.
We append, therefore, the official list Of COM
pany officers, furnished By Capt. A. J. Hosmez
Of Company r. Our readers will find It valid
able for reference: .....-.
CO. A1Gapt; George zrl, 1st Lieut.. Nicholas
| Gn a-Sapt~ " W Barrett, 1st Lieut.. L. Aue,
ste0s9 eat 9gh2 h. Rusts 1a 1st Lieut. John
Co D-Eapt. Z. I. Hayes, Lit Lieut. D. J. Liver
more, ID Lieut.. j. c. HoHmire
eco. E-Capt: Luther L1ppard, LIST Lieut.. j. 4
| Cammers1. ID Lieut.. &. Ao1denhowe.
Co. F-Capt- 4 J. Hoemer, list Lieut.. VIM
C.. G-Capt l. II. Sabln, 1st Lieut.. R. D. Ho
bert, I'd Lient. r. Penman-
e. H-Capt. Jas. H. Barrett, list Lieut.. Chas
Date "a Lieut. j. l. hnso; n ,,.ot pn..s,
Brown, ID Lient. ]. c. Rtss-
CO. 3-Cspt- q. Starch, 1T Lleut. H. Benninge1
ID Lieut. VIM. Gtlh8rdt.
, 1861-09-17

L GooD TEAh-Since the tr'al Of speed, at
Btighton Fair, has been 60 neglected, We may
give credit TO those that have made good
time. Seeley had his fine span Of horses On
the track, the other evening, and drove them
around thrice, The second round was made
in 22othe team drawing his Hard Rubber
Truss Wagon ~ and show case, and two men.
, 1861-09-17

SHPNINfB LAST FORT H0UHe.
Flour, Whit. Com, ptta, Rye, Bar.
bz1H. bu- hn. bu. bu. hu.
, 1861-09-17

Our readers will undoubtedly remember Dr..
Howard, formerly pastor OF the First Baptist
Church Of this city, who year OF two since
came to grief by demonstrating and vine
bibbing and other little peccadilloes rather
unbecou,ing legitimste and proper clergy
man. It will be remembered also that the
Doctor, admonished Of his proceedings and
advised that bis pulpit might be better filed,
LIT the city suddenly for New Orleans, where
morslity is easy and little thefte and other
foibles are ignored, ostensibly for the cure Of
bis bronchitis. He NOW appears In new role
The N. 7. Chronicle Bsptist), good authority,
rebel army, after 70 real secession reputation
Of his Northern debts"
The latter announcement win be pleasant
news for ceztain druggists andtobaceonists Of
this city, who still possess the Doctors
clerical autograph upon L 0. Us Of various
sizes. 4 minister who will steal sermons Is
entirely In keeping with leaders who will
steal mfrts and srsensls and give the former
fair chance and We wager be will show the
latter trick or two they don't know, even
vet. The rebels will find him equally conye-
nient for stealing or preaching. The shep
herd will prove worthy Of his sheep as the
sheep are Of the shambles-
4 POLICEMAN AHD CLOWN II BAD Bus1
xxss-John 4. Baldwin, special policeman
sd Thomas Burgess, formerly clown In tn
employ Of Levi j. North, and latter1y connect
ed with DeHaven 4 Co.'s Circus, were arrest
ed yesterday, and brought before the Polio
Magistrates upon the charge Of stealing eixs
do1ls1s in gold tron one Charles 4. Sharon,
horse dealer from Michigan The details {
the larceny we're 81 fellows, developed by tb
examination:
Sharon, or Saturday night, considerably il
toxicated, fell in with Baldwin and Burgess
q similar condition, and being desirous I
"seeing the sight, :" proposed to them to ~
j Assented, and chartering hack: the part
we're oa. 1t the first stopping place, 81
loon, snaron displxyed three twenty dolls
gold pieces, which Baldwin ~ faithful ste,
ard proposed TO appropriate for safe. .keepin
Sharon conseasted, aad the trio started {
sEain. They spent several hours In v1afti,
bagnies, saloons and such localities, and abo
tEo O'Clock in the morning, Burgess and Oh,
On returned, leaving Baldwin at house
Ilrepute.
The neHmorning, sharon fereted ont Ba
win md demanded that he should return
money. The hitter insisted that be Ind tab
brt one twenty-dollsr piece, and that hi
either lost or spent It. Ehason then sppl
for q warrant and had the two arrested. Al
hearing Of the case, continuance Was gra
RI F1v +1,e snspfefrate urtS1 this vnorn,rp n,