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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
PUBLIC SALE
.qDMI.VISTRaT6R'S .YOfICH.

LETTERS Of administration on gHe est te of
Henry Kaufman, late Of st. Cisf Township,
decd having been granted to the undersigned, re-
sizing ID Souta Wo7aeeTry Township, al persons
knowing themselves iu1ebted To said estate are re-
guessed 10 make immediate payment, and those
i.'sng cln,s ag&is.aJ s.id estate viii present them
iCr settlement without delay
GEORGE u. KAUFMAN,
July ), 1861 Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
EXEcHTOR.S .NOTLCE.

NJ Office is hereby given that Letters Testamen-
In tsry, On aie estate Of Joseph Barkman, late
Of Monroe Township, decd having been granted
to the undersigned, alpersons knowing themselves
indebted to said estate, are notified 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and lose having claims against
the same will present them properly authenticated
or settlement.
JACOB BARKMAN,
ExteatoE, residing in Anroe TIP.
June 81, 1861.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
SHRINER'S
BiLSiNIC COUGH SYRUP.
For Coughs, Colds, Group, WhOOp-
ing Cough, lsthIna, Bronchitis,
Splitting of BIO0d, Pain and
Weakness Of the Breast, Diff
iieuliy Of Breathing, Sc.
From the Rev. Samuel Y7ngliHg.
BEDFORD, Nov. 3, 1860.

BEDFORD, Nov. 3, 1850.
Mr.. w. L. SHRINER-Dear Sir: Upon several
occasions / have used your BaIsamic Cough Syrup,
in my family and also on one occasion myself
when worn by frequent preaching, and with the
happiest results.
SAMUEL YINGLING.
BEDFORD Nov. 8, 1860
w. E. SHRNER-SIR: AS you are about to intro
duce your Balsamic Cough Syrup into our County.
I will give you my experience with it, which you
are at liberty to use if you think proper, some
two years ago box that WAS los: on the Pennsyl-
vania Central r. K. found its way to my store.
opened the box and found It to contain your Balsa-
mic Cough Syrup. had never heard of it at that
time but Mr.. Augbnbaugh from your state hap
pened to be present and said ii of the best
cough remedies in use and happening to need
caugh medicine in my family determined to give
trial, and so well pleased was with its effects
that gave bottles of it to my friends all of whom
agree with me in pronouncng it the best cough
remedy they have ever met with We have usedit
for Coughs, Colds, Group and Whooping Cough,
and in every case it gave the most signal relief
Yours truly,
ADAM FERGUSON.
used in my family some of the Cough Syrup
referred to by Mr.. Ferguson, and fully concur in
the opinion expressed by him.
WM. AGNEW.
We used Sinners Balsamc Caugh Syrup and
consider it the best Cough Medicine we ever used.
LEVI SMITH
Prepared by w. E. Shriner, Westminster Md
aud for sale by Fl. G. Reanler and Adam Ferguson,
Bedford Pa. E. B. Ramsey, and VIM. States X
Co., Bloody Run John Nycum Son. Rays Hill
n. n. Koons, Willow Grove; J. S. ScheI, Shells
burg F. D. Beegle, ST. Clairsyille.
Nov. 8, lS60.-zz
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
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Is Published every Friday morning, in JuianA
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
-. - lNTR.qTOR,S NOTICle.-

n D EEISF ~ 4 hsII Oh , @1FOLILLls
LETTERS Of adnlinist ration having been grant.
e. 70 The subscriber, living in S. Clair Township,
Co the estate Of DR.. John McGrif, late Of said
Township, Decd all persons indebted to said estate
are notified 10 maize payment in1mediatelr. and
those having Claims against The same viii pgeseat
them properiy authenticated for setrleineut
ABNER WALKER, JR.
Jaiy 5, 1861. Admir-.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09
ADAM FFRGOSON.

used in my family some of the Cough Syrup
referred to by Mr.. Ferguson, and fully concur in
the opinion expressed by him.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1861-08-09

We used Sinners Balsamic Caugh Syrup and
consider it the best Cough Medicine we ever used.
@
, 1861-07-31

TIE WEATHER Yesterday WIS
atrylpg day, and We pitied our fat friends.
The mercury rose far up into the nfnetiae In
tho shade. The warmest day Of the season
thus far.
, 1861-07-31

/ mARKETs BX TELEGRAPH.

.ns! 81" 'ss}ss 4 iss pots; Is s7S@sso S ioa
Fioun-Leaa doing, md the ma4ke. for common
and1aediun grades 5c1ower: Sales, "a, 800 bsl. at
84@406for su1cT state; 44.23@4 IS for extra do !;
son%sa s I q !es @edia@ extra aestssa; s s9
for shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio. Mar
ket closing with downward tendency Canadian
Hour quiet. Sales, 50 brls at $a4oQ360. Corn
meal quiet ard unchanged. =. ;.x
WAisKr-Dun aud dropping. Sales 40 bfls at
e 'GRArs-De1nand Tor wheat less sctI1e and. mar
ket scarcely 70 fEm. TO sell freely holders would
5sys s1et s It. t9 decline isssa 2 6ash
5oF.Swestegn S @ Il eiu6 T. 1o ba III ciab. sS@ssc;
ii 00 bn Racine spIIng, gi@s6c; 1880 winter
H1s a6ebs@set es Il Sebs E wssf
st4Sc, and 200 bu North River At 6sc. Barley cor
tinues nominal. Corn opened steady aud closed 4
some tlsde saes sIs a & Sse foe s5ip
aeG4 for eatterx do; as@4oc for damaged DO
44@48e for western yellow oats Sa588c for
PRov1s1oks Pork shade azmer with moderate
business doing, Sales 40 brls at $1bo9 for a,es;
$40, 5ofor prime. Beef steady. Small sales
t,y f mess; ss@i6sa foE t ttepaete6 @sss: s1ds9a
1880 for extra mcss- Prime meas beef very quiet.
Beef hams selling slowly At $1A6o013. Cnt meats a
fange Is 4K@se for shoulders, 6@ee toF hams.
Bacon quiet. Sales 1s0 bxs short Ribbed middles
hd sn ssad 5a 5ss
s:ocKs-A SHADE highsf, With only moderate
sa5neta se4fp ss9 a9!ng Harsm ia Hssf baS
Hudson, ss EEIe, = Pacific Mail. ?oX Tenn 9:
6, o.; Ohio Is, 81; N C, cox; Ga, 81.
OsWEGO-Ju1y 80 Flour unchanged.
ER&TE-Whrat dn11 nartfeN annrf in viaWA
, 1861-07-31
Weekly Review Of Chicago Market.

TunsDAT EVENING" July 80, 1861.
FRE1GHTs- During the past week there YVES =
scarcity Of ;graiu.carrytng VESSELS, and rates Of
freight have ruled K@Kc per bushel higher on
gsain-closipg again, however, with rather down.
ward tendency, ..~..
To-day the rates were lower. The engagements
were ~ follows:-To Kingston:-schra Ballard
and G. c. Trowbridge, wheat at &c; brig Pilgrim,
wheat, atoc-with the option Of the shipper to
send her to wellington Square. To oswego:-
echr Mafshdeld, wheat at 9Kc; prop Sun, corn, via
Goderich, at sxc. To Port Co1boEne :-schr San
Jacinto, corn. at bA cents. To Buffalo STAN
dasdard vessel, corn, at cents: brig Vim.
Treat, schr 10. Wins, and three other standasd
vestels. corn, at 51c; brig Empire State, wheat,
at 6kc; prop Acme, corn at 5He and wheat at GIG
To Dunkf1k:-echrF Flora Watson, corn, at SIC.
RAn AID WATER FRE1oHTs- rates by lake
to Buffalo and theuce by rail being 7oc to New
York, and e0c to Boston for dour.
RAILROAD FRE1aurs.-The following ara the
ratea cf the varfnna rnad 4 1ead adfnr East.
, 1861-07-31

II The Campbells' soirses, announced To-:
this week,1 are postponed for the present
Due notlca will be given of their opening Tor
the FIJI seAAnn
, 1861-07-31

=. = =: : e~
HSssels bound Eaxt. W1<4s jfpns, W1sre to. ..
-seSr 5osspsioe, @ = Z els,elsaaa;; '-Totsnto,''
M-A-Bsadle3t7--::=- Toledo, ,O4Mago3- -
; $ Alma, Bear C1oek. Quobec-.
y r. Davy, = IT ColhoEue, II Dalhnuisa
i On tho 9Th f.
Steamer Ottowt, Buffalo, Montreal. :
Bark Malta, Uhattau, KtnpstoQ.
Hchr Picrpant,* -; Toledo, OsweTe.
,, a. ot-A1del@on, Exla, Hamilton.
!" N 4 Rankin, =, Cleveland. Prescott,
H,st Andrews, River st Clair, Kingston.
" AsHoax.SWe learn from Capt Faith, OF tha,
bark VII; sturgts. that large big, grain loaded.
ofLexington. Lake Hu On, On T4nlsday iaat. 4
steamboat was asAisting her.--Bu1alo. .Ados7ttssr.
20. AsHoHE. Capt. Hardison. ofpropel1er Pocahou-
tas, reports seeing large bl4ct vessal ashore On
Friday last on the Southeast aud Of Point Peelee
It1and. She had TWO lighters alongside, apps
.1ently lighting her oH.-L.
, 1861-07-31

LAED DKPAREdEHT CAR-The L G. R. R.
Co., have Just completed very neat and con-
yenient car for the use Of the Officers Of the
Land Department. It Is Of the usual length,
with bed room BY Is in the center, with
lounges, extension tables, closets, wash:rooms,
etc, complete.
, 1861-07-31

THE DOUGLAS sBR1aADE-The1e are q few de-
tachnets Of the Douglas Brigade In the camp
which The Irish Brigade occupied, and It Is an
ticipated in few days there will be afal1 COM
plement, Of men to form the Regiment There
required q few good mechanics for tho
sappets and Miners Corps. An. mechanics
out Of employ vii do well to come forward i'm
mediately and en1ist in the Douglas Brigade.
, 1861-07-31

1000 ba Nszthwcsttfn Club IN store at 6s4c; 5000
bu No. Spring in store at 67xo-Eo1d; 1000 ou
do It 6gKc: 3, 600 bu do 1t 6eo; 1000 h4t no.
Spring in etoro ii gold; 1000 bu Do 1T e3kc;
1e coo bu do at &c; aoos bu do 1t e9e-gold; 5000
bu do 1T 6iHc.;s - i
Sales Il baGa BY sample vera: Ia bags falr Red
Winter 1t sc on tiack; SO bags Club at 6oc On
trftk .-s -s7~, :, :;;S,s:,=s :;;l: - :-*,:
coRN-The receipts and shipments: during tho
past week were as follows: : /: !, +,
, 1861-07-31

y Dr.. .Iebnitz sa5s that emitting tho hs1r Gloss to
the hc4d, acuston which IL now In vogue. causes
the zap which inyigofatee the haf to- e1ike to the
brain, thus giving that unga1nly pecu1ar1ty Of e1-
preston which ID noticed In those who're heads
, 1861-07-31

The Lumber market continues quiet, and there
1s no material change In prices IN the various
Yards In the city. Common qualities uf lumber
tel ftee1y 1t eIoo@I50 principally tho inside
figure fol boat loads.
The receipts of lumber were Hight, and tho mas-
" ket quiet. This demand By country dealers IL moro
active, and: ca1goes may be quoted frmsr; but
without any advance The following are a few Of
the principal sales: Cargo Of schr Fashion, from
Green Bay, at $3.50; cargo Of brig Fanny Gard
ner, mostly st1ips, from Green Bay. at $3.50 part
cargo Of Echr H. Rand, from Green Bay, at $5.a5;
cargo OF sehr Blue Belle, mostly strips, from
Green Bay at $500; cargo Of schr Union, from
. .ItaseFs RaJ;at $a6sH- mill run; cargo Of sehr.
Active, from Mulkegor, At $s.75; cargo Of good
Csnadian;h boards, at $3.50; cargo Of fair Grand
hser lumber, boards and strips, at SEAS; cargoof
eehr Lady Of the Lake, from Traverse Bay, at
$a5; ergo Of scht Coquetta, stock boards from
Perry souna, ii 500. :. -;
In shingles there IL frlner feeling. a cargo OF
kalamazoo A sawed WAS sold At $a.1s11s, and 4
cargo Of Nanitowoc shaved, At si.75 for No. / md
$500 for A. j. .s:'--: = :s:::::tH - Z,
IAth II steady at $1.oo per thousand bJ tho
The following arc the quotations. IN ths ys:ds,
, 1861-07-31
MARINE LIST.
PORT -OF. CHICAGO.


ARRIVED. July 80.
e,..r.r .dr Erart,,, r1,ct-., O. 1a.a~t : M
sfaves N cds 1nn3 "A 81, ~ so'epu, o'o"
pro, 6tfs~s ms~,a%n % T1.Salsn., Lssu 1a9 r,nh
P1opp MeeTa Ryeraon TfnnoIg IN 10y " 11Mhee ro
AAop go ~ 44tneoAn' Aoo III 1"n"e1' "
p,o,, acGs asGG'a AI H.+bv.v pne.,n 1o4
1r S1 ions. Gy3.;nh ~ ~ s
top r;a. 91a 'one'' aooetaen' nao' LOT SUM-
Rso Rsop eaion, l, Cooper @ satnlas .,. N. ,u., ,o
n@1A 4is,s M1oefs Day eats, LUZ IL aanoess 81
Ra,k G;,x , ~ M;Iu,ntaa vanc. R,a,,o
1si1 SsJ hJs,aai ~ e1,sst faaSEs onastos T.
DIE isnaspot; ~ u e ;he. HI efano aaSea' ~ n aan'
p-4<, ps5.,ir sss, ~ y nt11oe ntnuef; E;au.,, 4ox
PIE H. R,0ah s,'1 Gqa . aaVens % ~ n inmoer
sshr sshr 1saU npuEn nnat1 haSsn. ~ G9s Mooa
oeaf so Sse <ssg egSa aa = 70 nrA noa1'
e. EpsT Sue nTo4, q N !9mo9s; AWt taes.
scns 4a.ue M 20 ns43 h4p5' ot94o aasen7 ~ N lam-
1g, ~, ~ ~ tasfa. ~, ~ ~ re1 snanetes.
scpI Mo1so9n1 nGslaW, aTee9 ray g. ~ ~ 1nmoef.
scar t: @Aml' @ T@ennlnston, bana!o. ~ 1oV ton coal
sehs eehs sSms' sSa' 9sser, VsmSgos aU t9n ~ non-
sc11 on5nkl 1Ha99ae1qscm, ooas9 aaVen; ooo
ee1 Ataeedns, e1oRes' aouano' . m lanoer' 4,V0o
sehr eh Jones' The99ss, Aanistee, rs ~ lnnbel
, 1861-07-31

GGoTsPonddi3ng wek week II n isS s a9
T...F-sN.-. :. ~. .h.r hnt IN tha ,,,, ,u.ta-
70 as ~ases
~ecs,,, st,,, -. ,,..t w-rl von1d have 1.e, n.
rTe,sed - .hant ecx5 m, bu she1s:
h. srho 1ns,tst an-1n1 .he veak hss heen vrrv
b,1.tr and r-fres h.ve 1een well sustatned-eyen
n the face NJ enormous receipts, BeaIdes GOOD
ah;nrfno.t ther. baa heen fatr snncn,at1v.
dtmand-a1t fears NJ corn heating On its way e,.t
Inc almost eptre1v aissfpated The daily trans-
etiona dnrin1 tha veet hayo ranged from 15, oc,
"a ri; I'm hnshe,s daily and AZ vii be seen IN tha
foreeoInp tah1e the ahinmsnta amount to inward.
n ma million bu.he1s A.ecarcitv Of ye.s.1. Il,
Fr,dav an5 Saturday 1.st tended to restr3ct bn.,
nesa: but On Sunday fa1r feet came in and s,nce
then tba movements have been brisk
TO-DAY the 1eoeipts have been heayy-amount-
iugto g3.7sD bushels-aud altho7ch the SHINING
demand was almost as active as ever Corn il store
declined a1out Y mr. rent. ner b1.b.,: c,,,, ~
River Com. however. was unchaneed- -buveIs otr.
fnp It the nreSsrenca' mia tran,sct;on, ,na-a.
1b.oo bu uteh MIXED Canal md River At ~ sso.t.
II nm I'm ao At asi<c h. NJ nm In Canal 1S7rnd
at acY a h Ak nm bu do a. oi,<c .ao.f: ! m
In abort recrint. Nj zna IN ntor. AZ sue oc3 hu
Mtrcd n .to,e At .eas<c u. 0oo bu do at exc
ooJd annss hn do il asc 900 bu juno receipts
Heiected in ato.e Ut 1eac 1000 bu new receipts
do At 17xc. ::
oATs-Received last week, 62,s5s bu shipped.
81, 900 buT The market dutinr the past weak bas
been active and hrm-u1der good shipping in
oui1y 1for Butato-prtces ranging trom 1sskm17c
for No. 1 In store.
To-nAY the demand fsnnt m ere,t and Tim rr.r.
ket declined kc. Sales vere.-1 .op1 bu No. in
store At 16xc: 2.6oo hu do At 1sc afloat.
, 1861-07-31

The REsPoxs1s111Tr or LAxD1o4Ds-We
have in ordinance which NC are glad to see il
being revived from its long time dead letter
condition, touching the responsibility Of house
owners who Lease their tenements to be occu-
: Pied - houses OF Ill fame. Under this ordi.
nance, well known citizen and house owner
vas yesterday szra.gned in the Police Court,
ana protsactsa hearing held: :we mention
tno names In this Instance, for the result vas
m snquitta1. the Court finding no .reason %
believe that the landlord knew the character
: Of his tenants, and on the contz41ylt w.s in
testimony that he exercised tha strtctest v1gt.
,1ancs to: allow only proper tenants, The IN
stance i noteworthy y ,xaznl1g y to:otaes.
! xs,aoHes1r; md ~ a1e iglsd to see amovement
:sin thls direction: There are citizens calling
Themselves respectable, who: :would not DARE
to be seen entering their own houses to col,
ltct their rents. All such sharing tha'wage.
Of fah.sne should bo severely punlshed, for tht
RI necessary laws exist and have only to be eu
forced.
, 1861-07-31

e94ec U'n s3os'S4,~V9 <o1 Ioaf11V ot1oz7olo
OCEAN FRK1oHrs At NEW YoRK-July 29.-To
Liverpool: 90 bu corn at 10d In bulk and bags
Is 0C0b bu wheat at 1Od@104d in bulk and bags
1000 brls donr at 2=od;f 80 hhds tallow 25s; and
By steamer, LEO hrkins butter at Cos. To London;
5000 bn wheat at 91fd@9Kd Ia ships bags 1000
market: three Teeeels with corn and wheat at
11hd@12d.-N Z. H0Tid
PnoDucE AT MoNTnEA1-TAe FITNESS Of Fri-
day Gays:
The activity in breadstufrs which prevailed
here IN the early part Of this week, has gradually
quieted down. The advance In hour. so far, has
favor Of purchasers. The ehipmentB of wheat aud
-four fEcm this port continue largely-Ia excess Of
the receipts.
, 1861-07-31

Lost.

HORSE STKAYED-$1O Re-
4L7a MaEd1stsyed on Sunday. re 18Th Inst, 1eoz1
bay HORSE, IN good condition, seven ye1Ts old has
sesr on back 4ca Is fatheE datfooted. ahoes mead
The &hove rewxrd t3t will paid for the retu1n OF
aa.d Horse for where hn may be found
8E0KGE SHERWOOD, 1x$ Lake street. jy45xiY
, 1861-07-31

As viii be seen from The abovo table the receipts
Of Wheat continue liberal On scale almost un-
precedented in the history o3 tho trade.
The market during the week has been unusually
active, and pr.oeH hare been Wen sustained Be-
sides good shipping inquiry for Buffalo and Nen
York. tho demand for the Canadian market has
been greste1, tho Ahipments to Canadian ports
alone being about 16o, 900 bushels.
/ In Winter, Wheat there Il more activity and
prices hare advanced 6@6c per bashel sInce tho
date Of our Last weekly re1ieT-No. Red reach
Ing sc, md No. Bed, s1c. To-day, however, tho
demand was limited and the tendency downward.
The quality OF the new red winter wheat II excel
Ient-the samples weighing 6s@es d. p bushel.
Little o. no white wheat has arrived here yet, and
the market Is entirely, nominal. A few lots Of
coDmon..q quality to No. Shave been sold to
milleu 1t s5Qs7xc-
We quota the closing prices OF wheat u follows:
No: tRcd Winter, In etorc. ............ 8 ~.
No. 2 Red NlnkSf =. .:."....'-'"":H as, 8ee :
NorthweseEn Club - .'..:.':'...' es34{@e es4@e9
~ Ee. ssPFiiog. sPPFiDgg. ....:.:.... ss ssa@ss
iii Reiecte9 { s spfine, !" ............. s. @ss
t.TbsA1. tie market fot Spring Wheat declined
1@1Ac- -Wintas Wheat was In but lttls demand,
and the market WAS Aominally &c lower. The
transactions were: Wnr1a-7oo bu No. Red In
etoea at &c; 40 bu No. 2Red 1t 7oe, srama-
, 1861-07-31

TIM 1Tin1s m AR,rs.- s.-The boys from the
ptnsfore ". the roundabout age, are breaking
ont with The scarlet fever ill over the coun->
.tEy.-We ehau be better understood when We
say the fsyer for scarlet caps, and flannel Zou-
xou trowsaz., In this city there are seve1A
whoae companies we know of, where, but for
the present :Ea!ages Of the whoopiug cough,
The commands would be ready for seryiee
Wen, the xsr may last untn soma Of these
little fellows gets thsir epauletts. Az we
hope BY that Hme 70 have far outg1own our
political brjg gadie1s;; and holiday eolonels, It
WIN do no harm to. 1st these briet soldiers
Commence their military education. And
talking Of this, the Philadelphia boys outnt Of
gun, cartridge box, sword and canteen, is de-
c1ded1J the neatest ne 1aye yet seen. Walsh.
on:Custom House Plaee, has just received an
invoice Of them, and ono dollar will buy q
full eett Wo' warrant the infantry columns
VIII I'LL mp space when onea these come to
be seen about town. g.. - '@
, 1861-07-31

s1.,1 ~.
1ouse W. a. " ,sis N4ee elAse ~ stll17ns,
tlnong "uom "ioets 'a1ous p.ac''ees p1esan
- " tAe co.osea tae'' an .snoins |" tno as't-
tsloa'1oa anu aep<l7e1ne". VI .ne ae3eeaaan's oi
nam* aa.s p'ons yeatning 70 Keep 1n.act 1ue
en0e u ea' eAteaoeo Will LIE s*iao
ie.sof an" ae'o.aoa 70 ~ lne tnanosses OF 1ne
aln1enty #onla MAKE tns oettef world and
orlng on tne Mnlenlnm at once.
c'nzen" IN chicago Wonld De very careful
d. not m mi m,,,uape b,s M 1e.n,ncs he il ons If + the
piekets Of the main body, equally earnest to
nreaprve fhe r77rae NJ Ham who ran ahnu fha
libera, results of a centnr,'s work ii abiottlnp
out dis,inctlons'' Of color At least.
The nnnressors of the co1ored rare IN Amer.
t.. 49, 80 , cans,stsa ID ~ ~ ~ ~ o 80 - ,.
1s, ~ tte co1ored ~ ~ 1 hsr,sr a f.om ~ @ stha
49,, es ~ 49, ~- ~. 80. A :.no
+ha+ ths ,ocs,of Ham can ranSer T too - ,nt,a.ts M It,
to be tolerated, from that Of the nursing
*' Aa'nmy" Of the young Southern scion,,to
eoe sorss%n ssns,ne ~ n.as 'a
rasa suse t,t s esasol as s o. - p.sAs ~ .. .ns"
ths wind and .whoae pentilitv tne h1nc1r man
must not come Among these LITTER there is
- ~ c.S,, 4~.t--~.ss,;1
e1naleo lfom olhck sx1ns, q taste perpetnauy'
ahocked by kinky locks, aud shfns aud heals
at variance with the Anglo Saxon stani1Sfd;
.f.o,a tha+ .t{,,+,-sg,, a7,a.1-. f.o.. 49,
We Ae a4a 'a,'s 49,. t.1sa speaas @ ~ ~ tns
enter TINT 1s, poss the
:. r.+,,sro,,t 1E.- n,sh T.. u1~..,, ~, ~.
distinctions" -
- - ..
e1ost AND pAAtse haAskat'-oa "on-
Gay at1ernoon' Wel dressed man' a stranger,
vent hurned'y to the door Of the residence OF
Jonn Costello, foreman at the Chicago Water
Works, No. 40 Bremer avenue, on the North
Side, and told HRS. Costello that her husband
had been caught in tho machinery at the Wa
ter Works, and aswas feared, fatally injured,
and desired his wife and children to come
down ut once. Mfs. Costello WIS IN feeble
health, aud Of course greatly distressed by
such intelligence, yet without delay, took the
children and made all haste to- get to tho:
Works, where she WIS surprised, but agreea-
bly relieved to find her husband about his ayo.
Cations AZ uena1. m accident. of tha kind 70,
novtad hap,nc occrrred Arn- a. ++a or,a,
f.s ...s .1s..e,ss.. :: :. ~ .t,.". ~: 49,
, 4s1" a e.,s =. r. % - 40 oHs' - w.
~ .ao w. " - aease ~ spssau3 - possl.
o.e' a"o !o"ao taat 'ne c'lu o'oooea Aua'o
who had brought the story, had already ettec.
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N soto' "n.en NC mnss nA'e Aao"n "aa III
hr. costenos possession. Ine perpetator
Of double outrage OF This Kind ls desirable
, 1861-07-31


It'll a Just source of pride The results >our
home companies have attained, by.a faithful
aud thorough observance and use. Of drill
hours for the past three months. Some time
since We referred te the fact that several Of
these companies wera moving in the matter of
organizing q full regiment in this city. The
companies which have signitied their willing
ness to join in the new regiment are a. fol-
lows: :.
Ths Chicago Light Guard, Capt. Philip wAds-
Tho Anderson Rides, Capt. s. B. Raymond.
The Hunter Adyance, Cspt. T. g., Chadbourne.
The Mcclellan Vanguard, Capt. L. D. Bradley.
The scammon Light infantry. Capita. John 4.
The Chicago City Guard, Cspt. J. n. 1oornis.
Hahu.
In addition to the above, there are four
companies, which have been organized some
time, and are already quite proficient in the
manual, which 1t is thought viii vote to enter
the regiment. They are the following:
The Bryan Light Guard. cspt. George Lett.
The Chicago itize1s| Corps, Gag =. T. Fet35'
The Ellsworth Zou-Zoua, Capt. bfan0.
The fremont Fencioles, Capt Rose.
The average number Of men In each com.
psny is about 70, and accessions are received
nearly every drill night. The muster rolls Of
these companies have been forwarded to the
Adjutant General, and the order for regi.
mental election is expected soon. When the
regiment is fully orgauizsd It is the intention
to tender its services to the Government.
, 1861-07-31
=. From the n. 7. Herald of yestetday.1
IMPORTS AND KxpoRrs. -; :

The imports at Ibis port continue to: decline,
especially e ne imports q dry goods: which hare r.
aggregate 1mportations Of the hret seven months
or 1861 with the same months OF 1860 and 1859, We
tind decrease q about $ss 10000, g eopPa5ed a
This falling of in our consumption Of foreign
goods il u fortunate thing for banks, which would
Otherwise have been compelled to suspend specie
payments before this. oThe exports Of food from
this port continue large. For the first time IN tho
history Of the port the exports Of produce for the
imports. The exports Of tpecie continue nom
tnA, and must remain 30 until revival Of the i'm
port trade caufes an advance In exchange The
following the oc1al tables Of the trade Of the
rnrf fnr The nAst week and sfnc4 Januafy1.
, 1861-07-31

HAY-The supply is fair and the market quiet.
The following are the quotations Of Frisbie Bros,
45Mariet street:-Pressed Timothy, $aoo@1o.00
per ton; Pressed Prairie, $6.o098.50; Loose Prai-
rie; e3.o0Gt4.00; Loose Timothy, &s.0o@6.00.
GROCERIES There isa fair business and the
market Is steady. We quote:
, 1861-07-31
.Gtjiraqo:E
:. THE CITY

RonBrsY on WELLS sraEEr.-Iast evening
count15msn w.s robsed ofa wallet contain
it ~, ut den On Wells etsees.
, 1861-07-31

!" An sAonM mot fsi1 to road the adyss41se
Eent of Prot. Wood In todaJ'sp&pee, nh1y,