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, 1861-10-12

LEW AkEk&A0 NWE& 11AA8s
The &dFk Lars E1pyess o{ the 18th ult. just Ie-
cetyed, complains that the weather was tso sana-
rer1ike-the want OF rain seriously obstructing
field work On the heavy lands, sud leaving but lit
tie foz tie e2ttla On tie meadows- Itwas thought,
however, that the weather Was likely to ttop the
potato disease, and thus increase the stores OF n-
NAN food.
UntavotAh1a reports continue to be received Of
the crop In France. It says. however, *But we
"canIot help thinking the alarm, though whole-
"some In point Of time. somewhat exceeds the
"reeesaity. Thus, II ten millions and a half qra.
were brought to this country last season. when
cotton and other commerce had it's equal How
from the southern shores Of America, the hbeta-
ton Of 20 much chipping, and the ter state Of
the wheat trade generally, are fayorsble to still
"Ereater facilities Of supply And O. the other
"cFopE-maize and rye e1ccpted-aze generally
ssuperior. the fear Ct famine In France appears
''beyeEd the mark
The ssme paper remarks -
There has already been legs activity In the de-
mand at London. the ehfpmeut or large uuautities
continuously being far lees practicable fhaa pur-
speculatige excitement With moderation tm1st
be remembered that though the new crop Is gath
cred, and aome quantity in dne order, but few
thraehi1g machines are possessed by French iarm-
msnds while the rise hitherto 60 steady Is calcu-
lated to 1eeseH the disposition to sell, which,
however, ts likely to be manifest upon the turn Of
markets.. A. Jet the unprecedented orders through
terror Of Germany and the nearer countries,
gradually advancing, Odessa having partly i'm
proved; hut New York still keeps at moderate
rates. and the better sorts Of -four have cheap
, 1861-10-12
ILLINOIs AND mICHltAn c.ra,,

ClaI5ett, Norris, 4Gf0 bu cpfu.
Rostt n Morris. 5000 bn corn. 6C0 lbs machinery.
T Ne1tbrop, Joliet. 50 &c stone
L Alexander, Leckport. 5cC0 bu corn.
Ltnont; Lockport, 3SQ1 hu corn, $50 b bran.
L:Eesln, Morris, 5EEo1 tn corn.
na.1a, hankakse, 2aC0 bu corn, II bu barley, 1o1o
iIon naoonfs Lockpost, 400 bu com, 30 brls hieh-
Ea7e: Morris. 4soo bu com. ,'~
= Ihorp. Joliet, 5Io0 bu corn. =
a uoGgi&E, LAealle, Ia coal.
AEoIa, Morris, 5000 hu corn, 144o lbs sesds.1-
oitaMa ottaTss 500 bu corn, H. 400 rs starch
= CLEARED. Oet IN
Rau Splitter Lassjle, $50 hrls salt 1''
Kesclnte, Athens, 500 ns eundries "'
Amer1cs. L4ss1le- 1871 bu 07ts, 1857 bs ndze. I'M
hsls sxft1 $3.50 ns stoves. 1@1As' t''
Marion, aececa. light. = -: .
Mm g1,:a Aefsisa. III: H. II, 10 N shingles.-
Portland, Morris, q N lumber, a4s9 b, mdze 90
Altd2. IaRalla. As hlls eztt
A<ia. Lasalle, :617 bu oatA. rs brIs ss1t.
F 4 Leopa7d, Lssatle, 1000 btls saIt.
Wave. Morris. 200 Ms sugar.
s s a a1lp' 1s'h !ehe1 aee 9 Ianbsr b N ahingles
haI Emory, Ottawa. Il sag II lumber, 20 m 1stb.
: 5000 Ds white lead, $50 10 Oh. ~ :" t9AA'
Daeossh, la.xfle, Is 268 It lumber,
y L Alexander, Ioetpozt, SOLO; q lnnber.
, 1861-10-12
Kansas BRIGADE, Co3aeaaaed " nxtx.
Gen. T. H. GAAe. .s0:

This Brigade Is under thu. immediate orders or
the qoseMnent, Companies or parts Of Coz1pa-
MES Of Cavalry. Artillery or Mechanics. in any
terrfce WIN BE- accepted into Gen. Lanes Brigade,
retaining the1r organization and be 6lled up from
the gEaeEa1rec1uits Of the Brigade. The CAvalrY
Rlnes. Colts N9Ty RevofTers, and Ssb1es. Con
nectsd With u RxfEads Z . Gempsnyof Mounted 4s
Mechanics Ana Kns1aeeE Corps, to eoasist qf E1-
EnsstAe, Kasouf;* shneuaakess, fTaioss. ac., Who,
III addition to regular pays reeeaxe 70 eents 4 day
1ies md immandtfes Belonging to he .so3disr In
The, Volunteer Service of sthe United Sf7tea.
Transportation and Subsistence furnfhhcd 1t once
eo.fort Le4Seuwprth, KANSAS Hor4e6, axnn4 aud
equipments far all II soon Is mustered in 70
th1Hue pat1ios, now ts thu Hme to respond to tha
CAL e our common country, In this hour Of peril;
Recruiting Office >2a9 Lake street..
...,..x. J. H MILLS,
oeuGo4t1se Recruiting Q8cof, e. D.
, 1861-10-12

PAssEp DETEo,T-Since Wednesday noon.-Cp:
Steamer Cit eve;a1d props Montgomery. Evergreen
CITY, Omar Pashs, Pocaboutas; harks CITY q MI
wankee. Lesi Rawsop, Adristic, Water Witch.
9 Sheppard Major Anderson; bries Isabella.
Rose Dousman, snsq1ehanns, Nightingale, Aus,
7alla, stella, Telegraph. Z u Mason, Resolute,
Ostrich. Jctn Weber, Patre1, Z B Hubbard, 4
DoWx-P1cps- Fountain City, Ogdensbursh,
IoraHarda: bark Southampton; bdss E "
Gross, s5outeznma schrs George D. Dousman. Il.
Cass.-Del7oit Tribune.
The brig S. G. Deehler- cn route from Europe for
this po11, Left Hoisheed on h. a0th u1t-, IN fine
eondl11sn for perfosmin: tie voysge: The repairs
rrihipg nature, and size doubtless ere Ills has
reached Qrebecr all right Il Is the intention,
a1othst cargo for Live, poo1 under charfer which
re learn has alrea6y been offered.-D0rpH TIL
, 1861-10-12
MARINE; LIST.
p Q r T OF CT G a G. Q .

ARRIVED. Oct. Il,
Prop Barber, Brown, Grand Haven, 50 m luu-
Brig Asoma, McGrlrern, oconto. 1866 N lumber.
Brig sebastopcl, Smith, Grand Haven, t00 IN lunl-
Brig Kirk White, Grinatl, Muzkegon, ITO N Inn
sehr George Foster, johnson, Nuskeson, s. II
lumber
schr Hiroudelle, johnson, kalamazoo, GO NJ Inn
sebr Active, Tart, sfuskegen, Is m lumber.
Sctr Crusader. c1ates Kalamazoo rs m lumber,
Schr Triumph. Manete, Mauestee. 65 N lumber,
sehr Gharies Hubbard, Curlc, Post Washington,
sehr Little Bella Kirby, Grand Haven, 100 N luu1-
s.hr Fanny ard F1oy, Long, Muskegon, 50 m
lumber.
sehr Geo Roberts, Melon, Muskegon, 80 n lum-
beF.
sehr Mariner, Baker, Centervilsc, 81 eds wood.
sths M N9tthezn Belle, Smith, osWego, a,o00 brls
sehr Ns1agEh. Earl, oswego, 1890 br1s salt.
schr sncie Zen, &clnti7e, o;wego. 500 brla salt
sehr Magnet, GATES. Muekeeon. Is N lumber. aaD'S
Sctr Forester, Peterson, Grard Haven. 50 m lum
be-, IS n staTes.
Schr st Lawrence, Lawrence, Grand Haven. S5 n
schr Gem, Enbright, Xnskseop, 50 n lumber.
schr Honest John, Gersld, Mu5kegon, S. N 1uu-
sett GiPsey, Jamtson' Auskegon, 100 m lumber,
Schr Wallin, Earing, Ho!latd+ 80 m slaves.
Schr Wayne, Nelson, Grand Haven, Is m lumber.
CLEARED. II.
Stmr Michigan, Stewart. 0ntorason, sund1ies
Prop Sun, Jones, Goderieh, Is, ,1oo ba wheat, Gs5
hrls Gcur.
Prop Galcos. Steel, Buffalo, 1900 brls four, 800
hrle beef
Prop Adriatic, McCrea. Buffalo, 1900 bu wheat,
go b1ls dnur, $50 brls highWlnes.
Prop J Bafber, Brown. Grand Haven.
Bark u E Pe1ew, BOomsn. Butfa1o, q 600 bn eorn.
Brig A1goma, McGvlnn. Oeonto.
Big sebastopo1, Smith, Grand Haven.
Schr Autkegon, HcKsE. Nh kegon.
schr Gem, Embrfgbt, Muskegon.
Echr Honest John, Gerold. MuskFron.
Schr GipEey, Jimmerson, Mnskegon.
Sthr WayIe, Nelson, Manitowpc.
Schr Active, Tart, MuEkegon.
s. thr HfIaIdelle Johusuu Kalamazoo
sfhf Crusader, Coates. Kalamazoo.
Schr Hibtasd, curle, Pt Washington.
Echf Little Belle Kirby. Grand Haven.
Echr F & Floy, Long, Auskesnn.
Sthr Geo r Roberts, Nelspu Muske5op.
ScEr Ma: iner. Baker, Centteyiue
Schr Oneida ChfeL Bozd Os*eso II, ,0n0 bn wheat.
schr Theodore Perry, Burt. Golborne, Is, 80 bu
schr 4 Douglas, Meyieker,* oswego, 1850 bu
schz HIddlese1, Dorchester, Buffalo, 5000 bu
wheat.
, 1861-10-12
I8K CL0R1Hfs OF THE SRRHATH
SCHOOL CONTENTION.
The MAN moth Sabbath School Pro-
ceasion.

The Sabbath School Convention closed it's
sesEion On Thureday evening, and according
70 the original programme the procession Of
Sabbath School children, which Was intended
to be the last and best feature Of the gather.
ing. would hsEe taken p.ac. yesterday. A.
The sessions OF the public schools upon thst
day, however, would materially interfere with
the SUCCESS Of the plan, the time was changed
unt1 to day, and The following programme Of
1fe procession has been adopted, under direc-
ton Ct the Chicsgo Sabbath School Union;
PROGRAMME,
F1RsT D1vIB1oa- all the schoo,x ~
5o11h Chicago. ME.shal,s Aid. j. II. Tnutfnson> ~
Badge color. red. '11'' " L. : Ao1aaanso'a+
VIZ wssfosp n D171s1es-Emhsscea all the schools o,
Badre colez leo; ...n narshal's Aid, z. ". Hawley.
wa1sa waaaRp - RD1s1a1ox- Embraces m the schools OF
Bs5ee cnie1 i1en, e.. hAzzhal's Aid. s. L. Brown.
FORMATION. ~ ...-..
west streetsHasS,, will farm Oh east and
pl7,1ion 1h 4aa3s % 3Msfhigsn fhagg eyeaSs-.t
Park Row 1t IL. SchneIt neat tnentn cntn etteet 70
III 1 5.ian 9f Sn s i prssans 99l 1a
SECOND DrE7moK.-schools III taenu tavenue.
snd Bouth etreet-xfght IN Weehfn1+oM1 % noFtn
vii move from My street at 4, ssong x9saGa WssH
ton 70 Michigan ayerne-tttsch to fea5 & SR Sa2E;
TmnD Drym,os.-scAoo1sw Will form on e.,t .aa
Fs9t affeets-rtght on RuHh-at1 r. X. Division
VII move from Chicago avenue along Ralt street
an4 RM;issigan avenne, md attach to rear Of Sec
The Aids VIII assign to each school their 1oca
tton. md name tic hour tfeJ vii require then
to 5oin ths p1o,eaa.cn Il Is lef entirely optiona
{ s.1si e xsa5 R,ss 4 tb.1 e saoa$
the colo1s eeleeted for each Divisioa: Eseh sehoo
requested e bring IL Banner. '~
, 1861-10-12
MON Es,TARY.

7.-'.@ + FzmA1 Eyxxrxa, Oct. II, 1851.
Tba day has been dill o1e 1t The banla, most
of them 1os -f4Ttng enough pspes offered to en-
paoy THAR meaIs in ha1d. Money for an legitI.
mata. purposes continues abundant, and oppoRtu-
ntties to speculate and make la1ge pruats no BY
no means plauty. Fer the great public, hnMey-
q, xsch ssats Of things Is healthy, and for the
permanent capitalists theznss1ves, It. Ia also ds
st1able. It II = we'll lestabliahed principle in
arance, ~ IN every dspaztmant ef political eeon-
ooys that 10 one clan Of the community csu pros
PEI permanently 1t tha expense Of smother.
1here IL no change to-day IN the price Of New
York exchange. Outside and Board OF Trade rates
ase psr9H premium; the banks charge 4, and
few af them fraction above for small bills Gold,
round lots, Y; retail PARCELS, ss1ot per cent.
EuwAnKKz.-We quote as follows from the
Seatia<1 Of this morning:
There Vas 10 change IN monetary msttess yes-
2 cat: premium selling, Psr@4 . cent. buyiDg;
nnttide the banks the selling rates range from
M@xlH ~ {lHe cent Gold plenty # II g ce9E. pren5
e1e along the mississippi The tnaetton In the
proouce market continues to reatrict the demand
lox money TO moderate limits, and hence the pref
ent easy state Of the money market Is no evidence
" should not suffer from scarcity OF currency
Gid the smonnt Of b1s1neaa doing correspond with
ne unprecedented receipts Of gram We have had
ST. LoE1s. The Republican Of this morning
saJs:-
in the money market. There is but anal supply
OF exchange On the market. What there WIS sold
somewhat 1rregularly, some Of the banks making
at 8. And these vera rates confosmed to IN favor
Of cnstomerB. Sales were made somewhat higher
20 outside purchasers. There was some demand
fcI gold, but there Vas not much sold, the price
being high. Il DEF cent beiag aaEed iu3sona In
, 1861-10-12
Furniturk.
4Hn1ber. 81.
LUMBFRl

To AZ rsIt!es IN wact o, Lumber would eaY that
~ ag9l2 70 E .rade with full aaEottme1t OF SAIL
Nav lGMHhR, and would Invite their assenHon to
Clear stzl, Boards, loltt, sesntllng, Siding,
Fencing. Flooring. Shingles. Lath &c &c lam t7st
atartiIE and Wiz aar mutt sell ST the LOWEST MAE
loaded In the ard,
Yard and Once. Beach 1traet, between Po.s All
Twelfth lseA16Nl Read A. WILLIAMS
, 1861-10-12

EEW YORK, Oct 1t.-F1oun opened quiet aud
closed heavy and about &c lower, with only lin
ses bs a At a1RSF! 9ss So 1eEe .
for tnper etate, IS 40@5.55 for extra state, $525
sSs @sss foE ssper Tsssts5R e 5o@sSs f.. CON to
hoep oSio sna e@6 s6eo s. foP Pt4aas as
brands. CanadiAu flour-Less doing, and uatrket
saes 1se 65s It It s for AND and
quiet and steady Al 81. 75D4 co. Corn meal nomi-
na}ly unchanged
including parcels reflIed BIS 1t 1e1c. ~ 'N'
GRAM The wheat marke5 opened more steady,
with fair export deuaa nd, ard cloaed quiet At
spsing st Il iz@l; $500 ba Iii el0b 81 It si i7g
1'19 200O bu nEsound do at ST 12k 1850 bu
amber lows at $l.l90t 20; 1850 ba winter red
Mich 1900 bu Inferior winter red western at 81 IS
Shite MIch at Il Lss@1zS. I'D no 6a White Kea- -
liver At Barley fs,seF % easief: sss sa1es 81 5so %
ssss ss.f e. Sen 81 1t eRsBs @c Ea TT a sSs
to prime shipping d. osts IN modefate ] i seaasst JET
at s9s3c for canada, and a41s5c for western and
er; sales 400 hrls mess 1t $14 50@s15, Including
100 bslE taken By Government PItmehe 3: 3ll
With buyers at ss:75 Beef dnu; talee SO brls At
= 1o1 me5 zs sad s s. g %sss g. @ a1
neFe Prime mess beef aid bsei ham. quiet AID
nominAl. C1t meats Gull, with 1alas Of 100 pkss
at 5 for thon!dtrs and 55496H hams. Bacon
qniet and unchargcd. Lard quiet and firm with
more active demand; ea1es 1900 br1s 31599H, end
100 kegs at 10: Butter 7111 for Ohio, and l3H1
Il for state: Cheese STEADY at 5@7.
4sH, 10; e 36; Gal = G 6sk. b 80; I G
Sc; Cal Is s15<: Pae Mail 91A C1:s; Eris
29x; Harl pref7d Is: c B & Q 6sk; Va Is 47ik;
Tenn IS Az; Ohio Is GO e9s: Treasury 1as 10i
US6a ~, coupons g.; U S 6 81, coupon. 9st1
e 5 G. 81, registered 52A,
BUFFALO, Oct. l1.-FLorR-Steaay.
GRAN-Wheat in faIz demand: Chicago suriup
df fc1ired 1M2c Efnce last Gales. Sales 1000 bn
Ch1cego spT1rg at 9fG95c; G500 bu red Iudiaua at
$1.e4; 1900 bu white do at $1.O0@1.10. Corn
steady. Sales 7eo0 bu at 3o16c: 21 900 at 40c.
CAFA1 FRE1GHrs-Firm at t6k &c on corn, 1Sc On
wheat to New York.
LAKE IAroRgs-l9 Coo brls flour 2os, COO bu wheat,
lC9. GOO bu coFn, 20t0 bn barley
CANAL. ExPoRTs-3000 b1l@ flour. 19t eco bushels
wheat, LIS, COO bu corn, 10000 bn oats.
OSWEGO, Oct. observation-disclosures demandx
sales IS IS for faEcy spring wheat.
GRAE'-Wheat dull Sales 500 bu winter red
Indiana en- p. t. Corn scarce with no sales. Bar
ley without u1lterial eLauEe. Sales $500 bu Bar
QRfnte at 53@5f Rye Ia fair demand. Sales II 600
quiet.
CANAL Observation-Disclosures. Flour 4ic, wheat
13c, corn 12c to New York
LAKE lAPoETs-510 hE1B flour, s, 900 bu wheat,
20 500 bn barley.
CANAL ExronTs-ao0o brls -four. q 600 bu wheat,
2S5G0 bu c. m 900 bu barley, 300O bu rye, 1870
bu ptas.
, 1861-10-12

Capt T. Freeman is authorized by the Governor
TO rai.e Cavalry Company and report It at Camp
DoqElas to Col. Jo:eph +. Tucker, commanding,
within fifteen dayh AL thnee fnrniahtn9 theIr
own horses EM receive for cents par day fof them,
The men VIII 60 Into camp ~ fast as they enlist
Recruiting office At 208 South Clark street., Ehs1a
Lieut.. Wadsworth Win give any Information. or
At i39 Randolph street, and at the Sheriff Is o!1ce
Khf1e Capt, Freeman will receive them.
, 1861-10-12

TfUHe&AHY--1Hl8u morning opens c1E8f anu G11lQ
- pleasant October morning TO al but The owE-
ere OF Bulloets on eale, Of which we find some
1,eoo ECO hcad-a small addition Of fresh stock
prospect is no worse thsn it was yesterday, it IL
very much against all the stock being sold at any
rate, thengh prices are abopt a. they were yester
for as much as it was worth in the pasture it was
taken from. For instance, one lot sold At $50
head; q lot olfairtwo year old Heifers at SIS 50
thee years old. At $as, which would average cwt
net; and right smooth lot ut {a6 that would
average ever 5cwt, and 60 On
Steers and Hstfers, POOR Cows. Oxen, St5gs, etc.
AID these haTe necessarily sold at very low rates,
and doubtless at a los. to the owners sufficient,
We hope, to deter all from bringing such stuff to
ibis market. Il. is this clas: q tfocE thai viii
be reported as selling at the lowest rates, whlle
eyas VII eis1n that a. II TIER sat nss
the market ia not badly broken down on tha bsst
c1aes Of Bulotkz, OF those Of good medium qaali-
kan ss m Tee WRh they Vii IL reeoeer sept nex lsxs
week, Hthe market is rot overztocked with good
BuGocks, or completely dtifted under, a. It has
ava Iva 1T Il. bsea Il e. aoee &C
It Is woffe than foolish to crowd IN such stock
as the majority here this week; It cannot be sold
to butchers, and the grazela In this vicinity will
not buy except at prices but very little higher
tban the same cattle would eel fos Thousand
ehaEes for grazing, all the sto.k In this market
eo1,d not have been sold down as Low as It viii
te before night In fact, the prospect Late In the
afternoon il thae all the cattle with but very lev
exceptions. Win be sold at no great reduction BE-
low prices Of yesterday
TIE HoG MARKET: j..
Receipts this week s,9l4
The follow ing are the quotations gi7en by He'll
~ D. Grant, superintendent Of the MARKET:
Ges2;5ed hess . u liye weight .--..;: ,S4a@a ,:S54@zs
saies sppear 10 be slow b1t i .te.dy: ia fhs bro
kers do not anticipate further decline. :
Geo. ". Dorman gives the following as tha
price Of hogs this week:
First quality cornfed large ;.:
-eixe e---...........--.- sA@31zc. 4K14xc,
: 'SecoEd quality coEsted -SssQ1STc- 44@4zc- :.
First quality, email sizes o.,
at s1d prime. for MARKET :
butt hers 4&9a!5e aA@54e- ::
second quality sti1tfsd fatas 98s<c. aE84 c,
, 1861-10-12
:. BENZoEE,
Pe1fect Substitute for TarpeaHae.
;: FOE sALK BE:
Pope q SLQcUM,

MERCHAN rs, SAVINGS
~ LOAN L TRUST co. Chfnsrp. Sent. r. 1881.
.rressa g faq 13qs1nst3oas % om aa stssay Of ~
nc omse e this institution {or Subscriptions under
ander tSa - of @ ~ @ @essa Aets e bs iaHaSd q
aaq = saM1 M e Fly doa aandred deliszs
na{{ahs thhe q Fly dolafs dAse1 1ssn August ise
seI e. ,ssrs9 "a Sio Per cent snn9m psyssls M
G9sd since 1sta A9gnst must pe paid % data q s3h
eeIIp1oA " snhec11bekB. H pUNHAA-
, 1861-10-12

IN St, Louie. It is to be hoped the prop
s Sh,i1;na Authorities III permit no such thing
great man; an experienced soldier and an incom.
parable commander He is an uumitigstsd hum
before the 1act wAs known. Ne have no idea that
The men Will voluntarily accept him az comm and
e. a1d the authorities ought not to compel them.
Let the men be paid. let them hare change Of
Clothing and Jet them rest until such time az the
fate Of their former officers is known. An attempt
fa iii tns to then adf
uf the Regiment
Philips, whose merits were thus called in
question, came TO Chicago on Wednesday
night, and The shove article Was shown him by
scme Of his friends. He Immediately penued
reply, IN the form Of an editorial, aecompa-
MED by brief note, requesting the assertion
OF the reply in particular place.
Both the rote and reply appeared in the
Post, yesterday morning, at the bottom Of the
second column, first page, in the followins
form:
LETTER FROM COL. PHILLIPS.
NR M SMHE4H4N:-sir-By publishing the,enclosed
at the head of the first column, first page Of yonr
Journal, Jou will oh1ige,
Yourn, &c, &c. PHILLIPS,
. Colonel 18th Mo. Volunteers.
ETHE ENcLosEp.1
" oar Isl ne OF the 2Sth nit, in alluding to the
~ Me TS5e ied INTO an qnlntentlonal
Company of that BODY 1t this iate Rn Ronp we y,
hake 19a tne dMesde honora61s-the more freely as
nshed bY one Who'll e ave ea [esson as - ha
Isye entertained feelings Of eamity, personal and
en1 t1cunle Vac 'onE an1ef1or 10 Tue pres
sueh Of the colonele former companions as We
nave cGnVersed With, characterize his conduct as
which, he Was honored By Major General Fremont
regent " ha TO tse ana m auofhes
Col. Munigan's brigade Wezegret that the a1ti-
na sr a. ee,t ~ pao n our JonS
py to correct the error into which we were unnten.
tioha''s ieo'
Phillips, feeling himself aggrieged that the
request embodied In his note had not been
compiled with, in company with Mr. Van Os-
del, the architect, sought an interview with
sheahan at the office Of the Post, yesterday
forenoon and demanded that an editorial retrac-
ttcn Of the original article should be made.
sheahan refused to do this but granted the
gratnitous use OF his columns to Philips for
any article be should write over his own sig
natufe. Ihe latter still further pressed his
demsEo, but sheahan refused to write any re-
traction until he should see proper.
Without inrther conversation, Phillips left
tho office and went across the street to Otis
FIELDS bil1iard rooms, and walted there until
sheahap, IN company with Mr. Patrick, Of fhe
fNteonfeh d Fort Wayne Railroad, left the
office for dinner. As they started up Dear
born street, PA'ii'ps simultaneously left the
b'i'a1d rooms AID followed on the opposite
aide OF the Street. Near Kendalrs Bakery, Mr..
, 1861-10-12

;AAfR1<ats sf .Bree&sxaGs to o%rrAace.
= The shipmentsof Bzeadatums from this port TO
T. IT, @ Continent eince 1st asptember comp5fsing
34a's3 34a'sss etaa doaE, 500 ~ husheIa waess 4nd
wheat, and $500 do. cctR rom III pozts duIiag the
corresponding period Isss yeax.-N 2. SAtpping
, 1861-10-12

A4u III U1# p10EQll4n 10f IAfX4T NEe9 IS YFuQtf8d.
KTexT Engine u furnished with
1UDsoHB PATENT 8ovKKNoK VALVE,
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend them II
superior 10 any othet style Of Enxtna aad they Viu
Save iron 2S t. SO Par cent In Fuea
ove5 TIE usna! class Of boilesla IN the West Wa
eablsnnent xhets shcy mar be exasnined and the
neCE8arJ information obtained regarding them Con,.
petent men viii. II desed be furnished TO set up aHt
1tt enxtnea IN my pst The country Ne 2lso 8uppay
WATKR WHKKI8. BHAFTIEa. GEARING, Ia,
Atve1y low priees
r.. ". BAXTER X cog
NIL Furnishing Depot West Wasar street, betHaaa
Randolph and 1aaigon Etz, Chicago, III.
fost Ooce ADDRESS aox 39A- op6ss91y
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MIGHT sCAVEN<aER. CharIea
ANxNkVnt 1assaA n - saeGskAx 1t YEtSY vzA118-
ft4eoy1nX g k*hae EA4Ns. - ~ A9E9y3 9HEaza
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M a r Il I Il d,

In this city en- the evening Of tae 18th inst At the
Unity Church By TIC KeV; y, Thomas a. M; NJ; DouG-
ter Of sclde- F. White, Esq, Of this city.
In this citv, 18th Inst, by Kev ". q. RYDER. Mr,
HEZEE1AH YOUNG and Hiss MARY a. YEATE9.
ZE16Tgs s Hills md Mss s6saN 1.aAtNoRsER: aAt!oeTs
both Of Ismoi. "'
, 1861-10-12

GUNS1 GUNsll- GUNSill
~ ReEoNeEs Of III kiudz oacan' swortB. Belt4
ssshea r. eoN1s Kntvee and MiNtzu aooa4 GHn
~ MeA19lA n9te Agent 1o< 8axsFdH Powder. Al E1nda
'sd .ak31 x mt1aaafaan. :. aKQ; T; 4 ABa8x:+
, 1861-10-12

Unpaid Letters.
The following letters, detained In the Chicano
Post oh1ce for Postage. Will be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, Unless tho
postage is previously paid. Call 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Gork, up stairs:
8. T. Patrick, Chicago, Illinois.
F;moaa taneis + Johnston, sa6e9s Chicago. Illinois,
". PsrEsl' Norris. II
Geo. %nEinsou, Pennington, III.
III. 31an Rfas|k@sPf Ssdls@ %,1saa asaadf, Il, IL -
\: @.s ?; Sa Smith. III New Feik City. 80.
= r. s. 6iss 6soass, 9sas Sses Sssstss1 Springs N
Letters under old style stamps and stamped en-
velopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
AEe; es. Morris, Chicago. n. i:
geo. G. Chase,
seweM Il Holmes H tt
Joel Wood, Palatine, III.
M!s- =: Guthlie, Ct: Charles, III
Mig n Margaret Smith. Rockford, III.
BeTne. ssafss 8. faa1: IaaE: L IL. LOUIS NO.
Ahner Goodienow, Kansas City. L. 7.
+ F. Tsaas,f 8; ae,,g1t ,Ssa5 $; 5otsRp' fiRS No.
Mm- Rigg,- Uties, Il. 7:
|. ATs: A Geo; @ y; yieke5y, osxego, ny.
Chas. S. Robb, wilmington, Del. :
~ Jewett & Co., sell BY catalogue at their
sales1oom IS De&rborn-1o A. n, 5oopaekages
liquors and general groceries.
, 1861-10-12

d I'd.
In this city. October 11th. CALIsTA A, only daugk-
ter Of John and saEah A. Hastings, aged tTenty three
yeaFs and eleven Eonths.
The friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral on Sunday October 18th. at two O'Clock F. NJ
from tho residence, ga State street.
, 1861-10-12

The most Of the sales are 6DTKc.
Total number Of BceTes received in the city this
week, 5,9U1s.
This is lbs head more than last week, and 1883
head more thsn the avs rage of last year The &re-
rage number ct each "wednesday narket last year
was 3491 head. while the number to-day being
52s7 slows 1906 head more than the aTe1age, and
6N head more than this day week.
BEEvEs FRoN DIFFERENT STATES.
4 h. Anerton j. Co p,oprietors OF the Wash
ington Drove Yards. Fortg-fouttt street, report
the Cattle in market from the following States:
New York :........1,o1 kentucky .....-.... 1870
Pennsylvania. 38 M1ssoarl. $40
Ohio ..-...-..,-....1,220 Canada. ........... 19
Indiana. .-.........-- SIS Michigan :. ....... 1T
Illinois,. 9.,.......,....1.1f5
, 1861-10-12

~ Cook i McLain, 93 Dearborn street, have
made their prics for cleaning and dyefng Gents
garments less than any other house iu the city.
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