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, 1861-10-10

continue duh and price' favor the purchaser v,,s
moderate eaies mixing fof Philadelphia stns1 ~
ders at 64@64c. Hans less doing. For 3.,S
prices atll rule very firm 81, !ex. 100 hrls At BxM
ehe Butter Is IN fair demand, chiefly for e1poFs'
steady at 5@7c.
GRocER1Es- s1gar-Raw in better Iemand and
nrmeE. Sales SOL hhdB Cuba st TKm8A>c By auc-
t1on; es3 hhde Porto Rico at 81s65SXc cash. No.
Iasses duh GALES 90 hhds Porto Rico at 49,.
sToek@Again higher, with pretty fair busi
Hese. 1e; y L 4s1, c & r 633, 6 T7GA, q a,
n, 81 14H, ditto gtd a77x<. e e AK, Hsrl IS,
ury 6s !g3, Is 81 regtl gas:. 49, - AA77'
GGsMEGxaoet o:-FLoUn-Quiet.
Gh1csgo Spring IN p.t. Corn sc.rre md n NJ .e;s.
Barley and rye quiet. 'e"'Aee ano ~ sae7s
CASd. ~ fRE1GHTs Dull. but &c better On or-,4n
= LAKE 1aFoKTe-l2,oo0 bu wheat, a0,0e0 bn Bar
CANAL ExroEss-s;3 hrls f,onr ,s I'M ,u
wheat, ID Coz bu corn, 50.oeo ba barley. A'~'' w
BUFFALO. Ocr. 0.-F1oCR-Mode-ate da-,,na
and market easier. 1s41111
t;RAr---Whtat at closed du1l-no Ea.cs reoorte5
after receipt Of New York report; sales aG III In
1.10 12000 bu Milwaukee club on D. t, Cogy,
quiet, parties apart; salce q 600 bu al &c Olt5
shade easier; sales Il OG0 hu a. 24c. Rye sta25y
asles 4,G0O bu western at 50c.
CANAL FREIGnTs- Steady; 16Hc Oh eorn, tsc
On wheat to New York. .
LAKE IAroRTs-6,0G0 brls -four ,aa4s G90 hu what.
K, 90 bu corn, COO bu rye.
CANAL ExPoRTs-600D br1s -four, 10000 bu
wheat, LIST. COO bu corn, 4, Geo bn oats.
, 1861-10-10
DNp41d Lettsn.

s. Wait, Chicago. Ill
A]sx. a7s1: 3 3 D@enn, @ Chicago, III.
]. Ward L. Ellis, re-
Daily journal, e
E. D. Deer. &.
]. D. Mclean, i Co.
E. Eisen-, Galena, IL.
]: H. Roee. l. D., Peru, III.
Mo1rle EiEstein, Joliet, Ill
Miss VI. Dawson, Peoria, III.
Mr.; Mr., Aattis a il, L sommsEs: Peozis, III.
Ghas- T. Dean, Peoria, III.
Thos QuiER, Joliet III.
ChRs 4 Booth, Racine, Wis.
&C. Fsafs, Rssa E. MNesssf W. YS1R Re 9l2 Pm Wis
Miss u. N. Carpenter, Il. White Greek, N. 7.
Q. J. Lawson, New York City.
Mrs. Mary B. Woodward, New Haven. Ct.
Saml. Stone, Orfordvile, n II.
OLD srAxcs &D srAxrEn rxyr7orr.-so,
' nzcoas1zfp. 'IA'rh'--'''
staats Zeitung, Chicago, Ill.
Miss Eva ". George,
=. Hedstram, :,
Simon QuiulAn,
J. r. Cross & Co.,
Richard Brady, Paris, Ill.
Rev. NJ, seaman, Champaign City, III.
Isasc Merchant. Irevolia, ".
j. G. johnson, St Louis. Mo.
Gathn. Lamb, St. Lou1e, Mo.
Ezekiel Pines, St. Louis, No.
VIM. Lee. Milwaukee, Wis
fredE- Hill. SHOPPER, Wis
Mrs. Kate Ryan, Detroit, Mich.
JAS. Cary. Detroit, Mich.
Joeeph Stephen, Dyer Sta-, Ind.
G. r. Gould, Valparaiso, Ind.
Hannah Mckay, Lafayette, Ind.
JoehuA Litt1er: London, Ohio.
#. 3. Littler, East Monroe, Ohio.
Abby Page, Louievi11e, Ky.
Lloyd & Black, Pittsburgh, Pa
Mn. Mary Hinman, Oswego, n. 7.
Ma11a Scamon. johnson Creek, n, 7.
Thos. L. Forest, Washington, D. c.
C. B. Turner, Plaee1E1lle, Cal
, 1861-10-10
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.-BEEyEs-Bscs ve.y haa7y
Market ruled heavy during tbs week, and prics.
have declined HIAc Il D Oh all grades. Large
number cfe-in, at N,e1ton's, which were Te1y i.-
fer:og, come Of whicn w.se re;ccrcd By Gov.rn-
ment, and held as low As Ac = n-tbe lowest prc:.
Enown for years. Fir=t-cIass catt}e generally sold
At 5k9s3'Se, bGt few Ct the CHOICEST proughs
the hardest market day for long time
large number were taken by the fed.
I DUALITY " *775@s 50; ~ ordinsfy % $sooSZfs; con-.
mon s6.inGlIC0, inferior $l.00D603- MiIch
COWS are in moderate request at about previous
prices. Veal calves continue in far demand and
iul1 prices are realized for good stock. Other
grades arc scarcely 80 tirm.
su1:ER AND LAMEs-CoEtlnuc to arrive freely !;
fa!r d. 1nard prices nearly supported for the best
BIC per head Receipts, la95s Prime quality
s4aetl4 5 Ter hcad: osai::a:y 100; c,n-
Men :! ~ GG3 = inferior s.. = 55eaES4a,775
swiSK--ln mede.asS rvque=: j. 3:.RtEc Re-
ceipts, S III.
, 1861-10-10
The Synod Of Peoria.

The annual session Of the Sy nod Of Peoria
<PreEbJterian) commences this evening, ut the
lecture room Ct the Second Presb7terian
Church. The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. Mz. Holmes, Of Belyidere. The Synod
vii continue in session tomorrow for the
transaction Ct business.
, 1861-10-10
THANCERY NOTTCE-Stata y,

~ Hliness County Of Coek, s. s-Superlot Court OF
Ehh;esGo, VISA Decen65r M Tern 4 ?: 1S: FredcEick n.
ane Van =. Hlggins.-ln Chancery.
Affidavit that Lycn-Eus I. Lu1t5n and Sarah 4. Lur.
ton. TWO Of the defe. e.dapts above named baye gona
Ont q this State having been died IN The ONCE OF tae
CLERK Of said Superior Court Of Ch1csgo. Notice IL
Sarah Ln1ton tnat tie complainant aed hs bill Of
ecn pls!nt said Court on the ChaueeJ aide thereof
On the first day Of october 1s61 and that summons
the1euro: Issued 9f said Court against said deen-
dants: Eetqrnable on the first Mo1d85 Of Dec !mhet
ue7s 1is6i IS Is by Law required.
es MoT C4less yoa the sa1a LySufgus +: L7rt9n and
said Superior Court Of Chicago Of Cook County o.
ne Eel day Of the tsrm thereof g be holder at C
GaRo u satd County, the first Monday Of Dece1-
bfE 6! and plead, answer de2ur to The said com
planantE bill Of Complaint the and the matters
- confessed. and decree entered agalast Jon &C.
tord1nE TO the prayer Of said bill
WALTER EIABALIa Clerk
Jos1PH z. CART: Comprts' solF ossE7s4.Y
, 1861-10-10

TIE STATS ZE1TUsa-Mr, Bernhard Robt
&aats- Zeitung, to DR.. Lorenz Brentano, the
present editor CT the paper. The owners now
are George Schneider aad Lorenz Brentano.
, 1861-10-10
How IL the Deficiency In Europe to bc
Supplled2
Tke New YORK TIMES Ct yesterday. IN "a erti-
Gle On thu deficiency OF b1eads1u1s iu Eusope,

The New York Times Of yesterday, IN as erti-
Gle On thu efficiency OF b1eadstu1s iu Europe
comments a. follows:
So far as wheat alone i to be exported, tho
quantity reuuiled-1iL0 Q.tU0 bushels night
VIII bc called 81 impossible for ulI these m1-.
ketg put together, within any Reasonable bouais
az to PRICE, o. without producing famine rates q.
| loE.c. Eut VIC assume, of course, that the le.-
cheney il to be made good. in rars, By the
gruins chief am9rg Which, i1 the east Of Europe
| Or the available supplies OF this crop on the
| Danube and Mediterranean, tie reliable accounts
for the present season are peshEps b.st
known, to the Greek msrch .uts. whose connec-
Ion7 or grea. houses a.e 1aEted in every CONNER
cia capit;sl Of the civilized world-in 1oaina aud
| New York, as in the Levant. And tHey have been
| lleavy buy 3ers Of 1ndian Corn in this clazket-at
| low figures, to be srrc-for como weeks plat- In
Eufos the 9G se ,6e a1t:s Il f
1ndl3n Eorr ls in no peril OF tniaoas competition
for the supply Of Great Britain, when wanted III
| rars dedei"2t Wheat OF Potato yield for hu1nan
| food.
But the weekly requirement. Of a.76o IA bushels
OF al Grains4 together, IL ah erroneous demand,
ap as stasta stSont na nspt
without the respeniu, Of the trade Of The Missis-
/ sippi River, a%d even with that, tho demand
would run up prices much beyond present figures,
| TO induce supplies from the interior now tuo re-
mote fzo1n the railways tc bear wagon transport
| alton at the current ya!ue OF Wheat cnd Corn
1itUde al this urasnrctive demanI te..s5 o * y, ~;
nTr.ert receint. ~ ia 49,, nS .r;Sn S y! ou1
X Ne " now IN n ~. ,i, ~ er,., W Iesso LEY r
cereal year, which from the earlier harvest asfcs
in this country from the lat OF August instead If
| 1st September, as in England Takiur Chicavn
Ties, ne find that By deyotipg the entire rscaints
ut that point Of all grains Producing floar to lis
| equivalent IN Whcat1 to sucb foreirn tcC,ln
quantity, thepgh immensely ahead OF any Drsyions
season, Including thst Of last ycar which was e.
The comparison Is ii the 6rat and usualtv br IaTl
| cdds tie most active quarter OF the csrsai VIZ
| The receipts at Chicago from Sd August to 5th
, 1861-10-10

r. Jewett & Co., IS Dearborn ST., hold at 10
AN, catalogue sale Of 500 packages liquors,
caaalss, saieratus, soap, tobacco, cigars, hops,
white lcad, clsyet, rope, and general groceries,
, 1861-10-10
M A r r I Il d

At St Jre. Aicbigan OF Sunday, Oct eth. 1851, at
rs FefasHSe s. e ths htides tsthsE WILLIAM
Milwaukee Railroad. Chicago, III and NARY, eldest
daughter OF j. e. Bloom, Esq, Ct st Joe, Mich
, 1861-10-10
THE CITY

FONDA large safe key, picked up On
West Madison street, may be obtsined by the
cvney On application at this Office.
, 1861-10-10

ArPonSr111sT.-simeon W King, an at.or.
ney Of. this city, No. 81 Clark street, ha. been
appointed Commissioner Of Deeds for tho
STATE Of New York.
, 1861-10-10

CHAPLAIN OF TIE YATES PHALANx,-We
1earn that Rev c. S. Macreadlng Of Channar
hor. VIII county, has been appointed Chap
1a!n Of the seth regiment, Yates Phalanx, Col
Light, commanding.
, 1861-10-10

ANOTHER LExNGToN.-The Government
Agent yesterday morning arrested John
Brown, OF the Jacasoa Guards, Irish Brigade,
who ischarsed with spprcpriating 81, 600 Of the
Lexington treasure. He was sent to St. Louis
last night.
, 1861-10-10

NEW Music -NeEscs. Root d Cady, music
i, -lcre, No. a5 CLARK street, have just issued
lie" Tiger Polka" by c. c. Smith, 3 young
a.us!c!en Of this city. The Polka is dedicated
10 the Buffalo Tigers, and is very fine COM
petition. The title page is an exquisite piece
{! Tork, and another proas that the wants Of
2auste:azs IN every tranc1 Of their profession
ca1 teseppIsd IL Chicago.
, 1861-10-10

ParsExTAr1oS.-An elegant sword, sash
ard belt will be presented to Mr.. & c. Blake,
ef the Yates Phalanx, this afternoon, at dress
parade, q. four O'Clock, F. IL, by the Rev. o.
q. Tiffany, Of this city.
, 1861-10-10

ENLARGED PATRIo1IsM.-Afrs. Ada Chad
lcu1ne sid ether ladies' connected with the
S2rth Side Sewing Hail are making arrange
mln.s tcr the opsni2g Of branch hall in the
Nortl Division. This Will be welcome news
10 tie boys In many Ct our Illinois egiments.
and to an our citizens it should be al appeal
uru:E md cc-Cpt-atloa.
, 1861-10-10

HEAD QUARTERS YATES PEALANZ,
CANT MA1HER. Oct. 9, 1861. {
All cticers and privates OF the fates Phalanx,
(59th Regiment Illinois Volunteers,) nre hereby
ordered to report themselves at head quarters by
Saturday evening. October12th. at o'clock a. NJ
AL furloughs are hereby 5ezoksd, and al fitting
to comply with this ord der, will be punished &C
cor6ingIy. By order,
AUSTIN L1GHr, Col. Comd'5.
, 1861-10-10
MARINE LIST
2 Q RI OF CHI c a 90
ARRNEn

dRA1f Ed ..Uet. 2.
stn,s raa=t, Nicholson, Detroit. 80 "a 1zu,sss.
dries.
Pop Verona, cozkey, Buffalo. 200 pEsys i=a, 100
pkcs lead, ,slncries.
5aEk Iho1nas PARK, Dlnc;.ason, Colbocne, II eds
wood.
sehr Tuseo!a. NsEniett E.stmazviile, 14o n lum.
Der. 10 N staycs. II m shingles
scht E:tespsisc. Psle7>on, Wi1kicsoa's Ptc1, G5
cd wood
Schr lIlinois, Burke. .ia=.e.on. s. t, lumber.
Seht GEr.ew. Tfts1-r, Bl;EA.o, 15u nj lumber.
schs ssGtae' HSIwn. .s Green Eay LIS II innoer,sN
schr h1fa n WI SS.,f 9 resfs Ssfs;,ozo>
scLr L Shank, Eandczbssk, st Joseph, GO "a
scbr Tsffy. r.rek, o=wesa, 1870 brss salt.
SeLt Eel1 Stevens, Brow.l, s. Juscph GOcas wood.
Sch- Tricclcr, kamha!l, $: joseph, ii eds wood.
sehr Wcs;chesser, Erz1s, Gzand Haven, 1a) n
setr keTaScnm. Goss, St Joseph, 20 N timber, 81
sehr Ail'1a- Ga:yDn. G,aad Haven, IS eds wood.
Prep Wenona, Conkey. Buffalo, 5000 ba wAsat,
1,tv bsl. ioar, Is 0Gk} lis seeds
Brig Empire Sla1e, Ma1tm, Buffalo, 1s,5e9 bu
wheat.
Bark Ar.Sis, Calder. Kingston, 1920 ou whe,t.
schf Jehn s3, MuIIs1,sey, P1se- Be1sE RsTer, bzs
sehr Ssneca Chief: Smith, Batfalo, eooo ba corn.
sehr eh Tuseola, MeELieI: ,E Es;,maasi!4s tss II
scir 1llineis, Burke, Aluskesua, " tola p.oyis-
ions.
schr Raeine, Brown, Green Bay.
Sclr Arrow. Scott, Kalamazoo.
schz Bel Stevens. Bso*n, St. Joseph. Es:a
Schr Trictl0r, h1mbali, st. Joseph.
ScIE Sou and Heir, Davies, Cvlln.,wood, G,;sN hn
etED, $50 Gu rye.
sehr lhaea: 1homp:s1; B7ftao . 1872 ba corn.
ScEr s11nDi:, Gtaeou, Buffalo, -. 71o b'1 WHEAT.
schr st. 'aolvs. Shea, Buffalo, 14,tAbo ba c9ra.
Sehz Bonnie Doom, Mitchell, Buffalo. 15,5lu b1
G,,{.r W..,obn.4.r sYueLo,<,,
, 1861-10-10

QIrlsA11cS.-TEe ordination of Adm 4,
Ke1click, lste graduate Of Rochester Theo.
iesicl Seminary, aa Pastor Of the North Bap.
TIT Church in this city, will take place to-day,
.. the house Of worship on The corner Of Ohio
ard Dsaabo.n streets. The Council will meet
- 1t11z O'Clock, 4 II. Sermon at ~ O'Clock,
TN, By Rev. Galusha Anderson, Pastor Of the
SsceId Baptist Church, St Louis. The public
ere invited to attend.
, 1861-10-10

r ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
tor Feed. AeA loe Flour AAed IN hort oedee md
1tsA2 i&Wa9t Fa&s9. Eu1xl 6TKFES& d H0ER1AA :.
, 1861-10-10
4 weekly average this year of.--.-.....-1
Albany Live stock Market.
From the Albany Evening Journal

- =. WET ALBANF, October I, 1861.
BEEvEs.-There is asain too ma1y cattle On The
market for the benefit Of the feeder and drove. the
nEmber In the yards being over 100 hea6 of iair
quality, few premium ones, many good d1oTas
and some poor one=- Among the latter class we
ho1ce some 800 heat. the cui[s Of the drorss from
the cattle furnished Government nt Cairo, LII, and
TtetChcd poor nEeS they are too, hardly worth the
freight OF. them The Eastern buyers are buying
only few 81 decline Of ;s@Kc 2 n. live weight,
from Us: weeks prlls=. Oh the dsst auE ssc3od
qualities, while ii: PIE MUM and ordinary ones re-
main 1t about the same Tates.
kEcERTs--The folluwlag is our comparative
state meat o3 receipts It tbs a1ket over the Ce1
t1a1 1:antoad, estimating 1G to the car:
, 1861-10-10

A Nut FOR TIE LNGU1srs.- Post Office
clerks are generally supposed to be capable of
decipherirg any script, but we give below an
actunl address upon letter deposited in the
Chicago Post Office, which ran the gauntlet
Of the Post Office clerks without being trans
lated No one could gain the slightest clue
to its meaning. It would puzzle even the
famous London BlindIetter Clerk. Wepub-
lsh it below, that our readers may have an op-
portunity Of cracking this last linguial nut, if
possible. The following is the address:
ST s1R HApSsKSrsHo,
SoEE Observation-Disclosures
SIAA IA WHASAGE.
IAEHE THAsE AGE,
, 1861-10-10
Trtennlal Congregational Convention
of the Northwest

sRCoSp DAf-MOREEG SESSION.
After devotional exercises, under the direc-
ton Of Rev. Mr. Kitchell, the Convention
went into session, the President in the Chair
The following gentlemen who were not
present on Tuesday, handed in their names,
which were placed upon the roll.
, 1861-10-10

e. Cook s. McI.ain, 9S Dearborn street, hayt
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any ether house in the city,
secs
, 1861-10-10

LII. WIZARD C11ld, OF vermont, being present,
was invited to seat in the Convention.
Remarks upon the acceptance Of the report
we're made BY Rev. Mr. Seconds and Rev. Mr..
Cady, all OF whom urged upon the Convention
the importance of furnishing prompt and
efficient aid to the pupils.
Rev. w. l.. Bray, one Of the alumni Of the
Seminary, stated that the report Of the Com
only need aid for indigent students, but fur
q1shed rooms for those who will come here.
! could have brou9ht with me four students
from Andover If they eould find rooms pro-
here than 1t does IN other Seminaries where
they can support themselves. But now they
cannot receive aid without being reported as
tao1gent students, instead Of receiving fur
niShed ToomB
The chalc stated that not enough attention
bad been called to this matter We had not
been accustomed to consider it OF SO much
importance Brothers would give large sums
for the educaton society and foreign mis-
Elo1s, and much less to home missions.
Prof Bartlett moved that the report be re-
committed to theCommittee with Instructions
| to report more definitely as to the manner in
| which the funds should bs raised, and the fur
nishing Of rooms to students.
Prof. Fiske, OF the Seminary, also urged that
the matter be referred back to the Committee,
| for raising the amount needed-as the princi-
| pal thing necessary. He feared the Seminary
was in danger Of failing from = paucity Of
numbers Of students. The institution was
| not sustained as it should be, nor as other
| institutions. He was constantly receiving let
te1s from young men who would like to be-
come students here It they could hare the
same advantages here as elsewhere.
Rev. Mr. Leach, Of Payson,. moved to add
the names Of Rev. Messrs. Flske and Secombe
to the Committee
Rev. Mr. Lawrence, Of New Hampshire,
spoke In favor OF the recommitmeut Of the
report, and urged strongly the vital impor-
| tance Of the matter.
Several p1ans and suggestions were offered
| aud discussed for raising the fund.
Rev. MI. Patton offered the following
amendment: That the report be recommitted
to the same committee, with Instructions to
report plan for systematic provision By
single central agency, for The I'd OF al the
ministry in view, from the commencement Of
their college course onward.
Rev. Mr.. Colby offered Is modification to
The amendment Of MI. Patton, that 1t Is not
obligatory upon the cou,mlttee-the estab
, 1861-10-10

lishing Of such agency-bpt simply discre-
tionafy. .. ..-.-.--
evote upon the adoption Of the mend
ment resulted a. folloWs: Ayes, ~; noes, A.
Ihe original question Of the reeommstm ent
was then taken up and adopted.
The report Of Inc Board Of Visitors OF the
Seminary was then 1ead. It said: We take
pleasure In assuring the churches that In com
mltt1pg the interests Of theological educ atton
in cur denomination in the Northwest to the
nands OF our present professors, they have
it needs to carry forward the Institution in
accordance with the wiahes OF Its most
srdent friends, is the continued blessing Of
900 and the prompt response OF the church
10 its wants. IN 10 place in our land. or per.
har8 the world, is Theological Seminary In
connection With cur denomination 1ao.e
needed, nor anywhere will greater number
OF students, In years to come, be fouad to de-
mand the education which is here provided u
he Eepor: VAS accepted
hey. Mess1s, Love, C:chran and Cook were
appointed nominating committee for Board
q Visitors. An invitation from tha Young
Mems Christian Association to attend the
noon Prayer Meeting was received
Ihe report Of the committee upon the re-
port OF Directors was then read.
A lenthy and able discussion then ensued
on the report Of this committee, participated
in by Hon. z. D. Holton OF Milwaukee, DR..
Post Of Missouri, Rev. 8. Wolcott Of Chicago,
President Blanchard Of Wheaton College, Rev.
III: sturteYant Of Missouri, Rev. Mr.. Graves
Of Beleit
The consideration of the report of the com
mlttee on the state of the country was made
the order at ~ O'Clock p. m.
Rev. Mr. Patton moved the Convention hold
their evening session at the First Congrega.
tiona1 Church, corner Washington and Grsan
Streets Carried.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at 2 O'Clock, the President
in the chair.
After devotional exercises, discussion Of the
report Of the Directors was resumed.
Mr. Downer Of Milwaukee made brief
statement OF the condition, as he understood
It OF the financial condition OF the Institu-
ton. He was Of the opinion that the $1,000
per aDnn1a proposed to be raised from the
churches for six years, did not meet the w.uta,
He Thought it would at least take $3.50 600 to
properly endow the Institution. Could we
1ai5e a ~ SlN.No? 70 Place it onla proper basis,
s5oeoo for each p1ofessozship should be
raised.
Mr. Kedzie, one of the Directors, made an
explanation of the Directors report The as.
furds-land at Quincy, Ill, donated At he Val
ue Ct $50 600, hut which is practically Of little
value; the other consists Of donations in ths
matter Of scholarships, which for the suDrort
OF professors, or pufchaae of library were
useless, md only of avail for the partial SUP
| port Of pupils. The total assets may be abon,
$40 0o0. The debt was nearly $2G. 600, accord
| ing to the Trensr.er's report.
Rev. Mr.. Patton summed up the assets o.
| the Seminary, as follows:
Land at Quincy, donated for 100000, IN
-, donttedly worth 5.GO{
LIBRARY - 100.
| NolGs 1of SSv,00V, would nett 5,G0i
| Land Ii Clicago ion which G0dN Il due)
Observation-Disclosures. 10, ,OoI
Total. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .S3t ,00
Debts SAG COX
, 1861-10-10

Gas F1xTUnEs--The place to get 7eeo styles a
low figures, 1s2 Lake street. H. ". WnMAR1H
September 10, 1861. ee1O2Ct
, 1861-10-10

q Recruits for Capt. Brooks Company will
please report their names to Camp Webb AID
passes will be sent By return mali. octS1w
, 1861-10-10

VISITING CARDS "A pack written kor 81 for six
layE-tormcr price Sa.225-by the =" Tankss Card
Writtr," at fremont uousc. New style square
card. 1adicB call In par1ors.
, 1861-10-10

ARRIVALS At TIE SHERMAN HoUsE.-The
!c.1oTi5E are among the arrivals at the "Sher-
Eaan yesterday Hon. 2. Chandler, Mich;
HoE. c. c. Washburne, Via; Hon. E. B.
Nashhn1ne, I'll; H. F. Eames, Esq, Ottawa
Nm. J. Peake, Esq, New York; Chas. Hsrri-
sen, ESQ, n. +; ]. A. Bishop, Esq, New Ha-
Ver r,C..; E. D. Dudley, Esq, Buffalo Mr.. G. B.
Ten. TrcS, n. T.; Prot. ". L. Harris, Ohio; s
@. Porter, Esq, Cincinnati, and n. L. Belknap
LoriEy:Ee, Ky.
, 1861-10-10

WHEELER d WILSON SEWING MACHINE-The
only Sewing Machine in the world making the
Lock Stitch With ROTATING HOOK, and uaius
Glass Foot.
This is the secret Of the popularity and euccess
Of this Machine. GEO, R. CH1rrESpES,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Northern Indiana Office 1G3 and 1G5 Lake-st.
0r3-1{1t
, 1861-10-10

new BooKs.-McNally & Co. are in re-
ctipt Of fresh supplies Of the "Silyer Cord"
by Shirley Brooks, Dickens new novels, and
"Giea: Expectations in four different kinds
OF binding; also fresh supplies Of the House
OF TIE hoer," and the " Woman IN White y
He hss slso large and well selected stock of
works both instructive and entertaining On
the House, the Field, the Garden, the Parlo1,
the D1awing-zoen and the Kitchen, which, to
all seeking thorough knowledge Of then
ayocations in life, Will be found Invaluable
All Of these works mny be found at McNall,
l. Co.'S Great News Depot, No. 81 Dearborn
street