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ar. H~udrad Lasorers wanted:

Laborers are wanted t9 worK 1nfta II ans It'll the
fafn 81 imG hnt he iahore1s are few. This Is en-
na1+Hst ;ca1iT ~ trTa now: The soldiers encamped
Pha1t IPSant oar cIty are ready and snx1ous to hear
% Of he Redeemer, and ret enough Christians
cannot be found who will labor for one even:
mo among them. There arefour camps about
na and at least three brethren are needed at
each ESD camp every evening. Many conversions
have already taken place and many more
1njeht have been but for want Of those who
would point the way. The Scripture saith,
"He who knoweth to do good aud doeth it
not, to him it Is sin." These words are for
every one who may read them. VIII yon do
your share Of this great work? # 50, 1esve
your name at TIE Young Mems Christian As
sociation Rooms, Is Methodist Church Block,
st the close Of the MONDAY Prayer Meeting,
that the work N ~ be done systematically:
, 1861-10-03

A new NoyKL-" The Silver Cord" new
1,oTe1 by Shirley Brooks, complete IN one vol
ume, has just been received By Walsh. corner
IF cnstom House Place and Madison street.
, 1861-10-03

~ The trade sale Of crockery advertised
hr Cf1be1t, Sampson d Warner, onthe 4th, ts
,,oxtnoned for short time, On accouut ot it
not arriving in time. Notice in time will be
given.
, 1861-10-03

HoeB-the receip.a at East Albany have been
very heayy during the week, the numbars being
uotless than 5000 head. OF which about 600 1e-
at abont &C. Still fed are selling as.3dc; corn fed
fat at sh @4c, according to quality. The quality
q a rne and ear1 All are AZ hsayy % | as
they generally were in former years in the packing
ttason two Or three months later. We notice
eale Of 167 averaging S2 ibs, at $3.50 D 1oo, and
lot Of d extra, averaging $50 ns, at 4c.-Euensng
,}0ftrnG}
, 1861-10-03

MAIL RoBBnRr.--shannon Clements, 3
young msn OF respectable connections, has
been arrested al Bucyrus, Ohio, on the charge
Of being concerned in the late mail robberies
on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
r. 3. route. The particulars Of the robbe1es
were published in this paper at the time.
, 1861-10-03

Nc" E0&K G2EsI9 M4fAoSs
new YoRK, Oct. z
BEEF-LoTer. Receipts are 4,Tz4; quoted at7
Csc
6HKn-In tair demand, Receipts, 13 465. Quo
tations 25<@4xc-
SwESE-Keeeipts, T,854 Quotations, 3494Kc-
, 1861-10-03

PIE BoHxsnAn.1 LIVERPOOL Sept. 30, 1861
:. .Bnxkpsrurrs-Gensxa1ly drmet, with slighs
advs0oe On All descriptions. Richardson, Spenee
eco. md Wakefield, Na61 Co., report ho1r
Quotat10ns a8s@aCa- Wheat active at n advance
ff 2d per eental. mxin1y On loWef unaI1tfts- Red
westG1a quoted aps 6d@11s 1oa white 19ES@i2s Sd
Corn hxs IN upward tendencJ; mized 5ls Sd );
yellow 3as ta03as; white 8tsQ3ass>
PnovIsIpHs-Ihe provision msrket generally
quiet and etead4. Beef and bsosa BteadJ. LAcd
l.. PRnpucH NAnH-Brnkese' cfrcu1ars report
| sneaF ateady. Ce6ee quiet aad ste4dy.
| LoHpQd HA1NT-aFeAdstQas a11ss1 with u
, 1861-10-03
ILLINOIS .AND mICHIGAN CANAL

ARRlVEn..-.........Oct l.
Gold Eagle, La Sale. $500 bu corn
Glasgow, Otta~a, 5000 bu con.
Troubadour, Lockport, 4,500 bu corn.
Cnsbman. Ottawa, $500 bu corn-
Lionese, Ottawa, 5000 bu COTE ...-...
Josephine, KankAkes, 1000 hu COTE, III bu wheat
B a Thorp, Joliet, I, 900 bu coru.
Edinburg, Marseilles. $500 bu corn.
lockport, Lockport, 800 bu corn, ooo tbs butter.
Amr. Star, La Sale, $500 bu corn.
&C Norton. Norris, 5000 bu corn. ..
Golden State, Ottawa, 5000 bn corn, $40 hs seeds.
Il UaIplfu, Ottawa, 1000 b1 corn.
Ottawa, Ottawa, 5000 ba corn, 8,o69 rs seeds.
Laura Ann, Ottawa, $500 bu corn, 928 bn wheat.
Prairie Chief, 0ttaxs, 5,ss6 By corn.
Rescne, La Sale, 138 tons coal
America, La Sale, $3.50 bu corn.
Adelia. Joliet, 5000 bu oate, 100 bu cotn.
Old Abe, Joliet, 1900 bu corn.
CLEARED. Oct. i.
Ottaws, L. Sale. sa5 brls salt.
PROGRESS, LoCkport.
RE Goodell, Ottawa
Queen city, Ia sale, 2566 bs n1dze, a,coo bs lime
Mazeppa, Morris, 20 br1s ealt.
Unionfst, Ottawa.
Marion, Seneca
Humboldt Joliet.
Rsloit, Ottawa; g SIT ft lumber 800 # 'a'h.
Eclipse, Iockporf, 5000 # lumbsr, 70 m 1sth, 10 N
J Hal1ington, Marseel1es.
Kfs. Rfsslinas e sa1ie, hRslie ID, ,ass ftlunber.
Msry Emory, Ottawa, 5000 # lumber, 70 N ath,
E{1 m AbfDgles.
, 1861-10-03

BroLAnY.-The barn upon the premises Of
7saac Greeneoaum, on Hubbard street. was en-
tered last night By burglars and robbed Of =
yalusb1e harness.
, 1861-10-03

IHKvEs.-1hieves Of the "sneak" order
are again carrying on their depredaions in
the city, and Kitchens and clothea>lines are
thelosera thereby nightly. An ounce OF pre-
ventton il worth pound Of cure In these
cases, especially iii is an ounce Of cold teao
r,ront rlr serYed I'D, '
, 1861-10-03

THE CIR M1ss1oE.-A young woman wants
s. situation as vet nuzse, and two gizls want
plsces to do general housework. Apply at
No, 90 North Franklin street, Office hours,
Ito 2 O'Clock F. n.
, 1861-10-03
Stocks Of Flour and Grain In Detroit
The Detroit Adrertiser OF yesterday contains

TIE UEEIU1L .dHEe77t8eT U1 gFbEEruAy 7CDatA1HS
the following -
bound ffeIehts a5e ] immersey heayy i1zt now1tu
fact larger than ever before The piles Of freight
on the railroad docks are perfect wonder. Nearly
twenty thousand barrels Of -four are to oday lying
prope11era or steamers are constantly loading from
The eame- As nearly as We can eount it, amid the
buetle Ct from fifty to hundred hands continually
rolling barrels of the ca1s and on the boats, the
amount IL 1880 barrels, the whole Of which, &C
co1diug to the railroad books, is in transtu. The
amount Of -four In private warehouses, we make
$50 barrels against Isis barrels at the beginning
Of the month. The stock Of grain is also very
heavy.
, 1861-10-03

HAugustal OIL Angugtsi. See that beauti-
full Lamp In the window With p1isms. Look Il
also at the one In the corner, with the red glass,
marked $1.5o. Isn't that perfect beauty. 1de-
care there is one marked 81 90. Mother wants
good Kerosene Lamp. They don't explode you
know when you use the genuine Kerosene.
Let us read the name and number Of the store.
Why It's Mobiles Lamp and on Emporium, 175
Lake street, se2-11t,
, 1861-10-03

PHIcEs.-The market is Inactive at the decline.
and many OF the droveEs will be compelled 10 sell
at logs Some shipped to New York last night
{pearly l., 900 head went down by rail and steam
boat, hoping to save Themselves by getting to
market at the earieet moment:
, 1861-10-03

Irlah Brigade Attention;
Returned soldiers Of the Irish Brigade are re-
uuested to meet at the Union Defence Committee
Rooms this day, Oct. 2, at O'Clock P. m. By
order.
, 1861-10-03

Kenneth Dowie 4, Co, in their circular of Sept
II, state that the imports into the Enitd Ktng-
dom during the first seTen months for go and 81
have hears
, 1861-10-03
% Z e I

In th.s cit, Oct "a, ABBIE 4, tntant daughter Of
c. B. md Catherine &. Langley, aged three months.
Friends Of the. fa1nly are invited to attend the
funeral this Thnrsdsymornlug1 at 10 o'clock from
the house, No. 137 Etate street.
, 1861-10-03

The alleged grain-swind1ing case, in which
the firm Of Snow & Yale No. 24S South Water
streetare concerned as principals, ,fcame up for
examination before the Police Court yesterday
afternoon, E. G. Asay appearing for the .Peo-
pie. Upon consent Of the prosecution, the
original warrant was dismissed and neWsone
made ont for John 2. Yale, 7. c. Snow, and B.
s. Kellogg the Inter Of whom, 1t appears, Is
in some way connected with the firm. The
warrant vas served in Court and the parties
we're brought up for examination. The COM
planning witness, Frederick Runge, German
farmer, from Douglas Grove wss introduced
and testified as follows:
/ know these defendants from the fact of
selling wheat to them; i sold the wheat Last
Friday I had in all, sixty two bushels, inb bags;
gold the wheat to them for sixty two cents
per bushel, sold it to Yale IN the presence Of
Yale Waa deairous Of purchasing the wheat
they haye not paid me for it yet they took
the wheat into the store and told 1eto call
1T TWO O'Clock and get the money: I asked
them for ticket :; they refused to give 1t, sta.
ting that it Was sufficient that they had enter
t. I'd it upon their books.
When / went back at two o'clock, Isaw Kel-
/ .logg and Snow; they. told me then to wait
feW minutes and Yale Wo1ld call with the
money; waited from two O'Clock until near
| II shutdown; during the afternoon there were
! several othe1s came md called for money;
| they wanted money for wheat they had sold
the firm; they we're told to wait until the
money Was forthcoming; ct 6u1down vent
| to my boarding house; took my wagon
after supper, and went back to the store IN
| the evening and tried to get either my money
or my wheat back; Kellogg told me that hs
hsa had trouble enough tnat aay, didn't van
twent to the store again the next morning
saw Snow there: asked him for my none!
md Enow offered me q due bill I refused tt
take it, and he then went away; I went to tn
Office Of Justice Of the Peace and made com
pIaint, whence WIS sent to the Police Court
1 eaw Snow and Yale again that day; police
man was with me, and he arrested Yale;
| was sent back to watch for the others; Will
| on the road met Snow; he shook hands Wit
me and asked me # wanted nay money;
| said styes"; then snow said Yale had the kel
and he couldn't get It for me; tu1ned to &
back and tell the officer, and Snow elea1e
out !; I saw Snow again Tuesday night an
, Kellogg yesterday; went over to Kellogg
, house with policeman; !; he gave me buge
and eix dollars in money and said he was vi
ling to psy for Snow; I said that wasn
enough; The buggy was worth from ten
fifteen dollars.
A lengthy cross examination followed, CO.
ducted by three attorneys, which deyelops
nothing Of interest, and the case HAS CONT
!. ued for further hearing until this aftenoo
: There are several Witnesses to be examine
for the People, and the case will undoubtedl
be IN interesting one, IS showing the mod
opeTandi Of grain brokerage upon sm:
scale.
, 1861-10-03

Northern Light, Mol1a1k, Balt1c; bazks Thurs
ton, Mary E. Perew; brig Empire Stata sthts
Cortland, Mediterranean, Monticello, j Cochrane,.
o Reeve, Rapid, Three Bells;
Bcund Dots.-Pfops Plymouth. Magaower, ,
IGwa, Ga1ena, IroR City, h1colttt; echts Eclipse,
Weather cloudy. Wind NE.
PASSED DEGRo1r-October 1-Bound Up-Stmr
City Of Cleveland; prop Acme, Missouri. Omar
Pasba !; bark Golden Vest; sehr stat Light, Rush,
Bound Doson--Prop Kerosha, Buffalo, snsque
hanna, Potomac, Wenonas Nile; brig s c Wal
Weather pleasant Wind southeast and vsgi-
able:
GRAIN VEssE1s.-Six grain loaded vessels pass
ed down to-day from upper lake ports. There were
no sail vessels, grain loaded, paseius during the
day, circumstance That has not happened before
this eeason.-Detroit I'D. "a.
r. The bark Clayton IN coming into port On
Saturday night, ran afoul Of the schooner oueida,
doing considerable damage to the latter vessel.
The Clayton lost her jfbhoom and bowepttt.-Bsf-
Jalo AdVeTttssT.
ing with Capt. Chandler Of the echr Grape Shot,
an old and experienced master, he Informed us
that he w2s of Long Point Saturday evening. at
dQeE. and fearing that cur harbur might be crowd
ed, he came to, and lay until u O'Clock, when be
made eeil and arrived here Sunday morning aftel
daylight, and came In an right We think It wou1d
be prudent for ali our lake Captains to follow the
example Of Capt Chandler, and VIXEN nearing this
port SITTER dark to shorten sal or Lay to, 80 IS tt
come IN by daylight. Saturday night there was &
strong current In the creek. and vessels coming II
| were very liable to be carried against the break
| water as was the case with the bark ". s. Pier
| son.-Bg6alo 4dceTtisfs.
, 1861-10-03
n71na1A E.a4sea1K.

x- US18&A &s88&&&4A
The following lettxs. detained In ths CAlesks
Post ohee for FostaEe. viii be fuEwardsd to III
Desd Letter Onaoe On Koaday nsxt, rn1ess tn
postage Is previously paid. Cali u The room of
tbs Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
J. =. webstss. Chicago, n. ,>
kob't s. Werthinetea, Chicago, III. !: !
YIN. Gamble, Bt. uhatiee, M ~ ~ :
Chs. Hettluger, Lamonte. Ill.
stas',s En- 4 g SSSssan @s9sflR R. W9sEsRa Pc q
Gapt; y. 4; Higens, North 1am.zttae, Wis.
H. e. y IL hISX; SSS.R! 1P;sa94 Ns@ 4ofR Mss Sit,
Iies i4vinia NsrshsI,
Sophia Koehler, Buffalo, n. 7.
Ti s5eeRy Pqnsask: 1:i r TX rr.nct.co c.
Y. Eorner, Burning Springs.
Letters under old style stamps and stamped en-
velopes, not recognized in payment of postags:
W.&L; NJ Creighton, Chicago II.
g. Merchant, :.
G. Reinsing & Co., -
Capt 8. ]. Booth, H.
Miss Nellie Bsadway, :" r.
M: Katha1ins bchEteksl, centeryt1le, II.
Joseph Me11els Brighton, y; =
E. vi r. Bpink, St. Louis, No;
Col. S. II. Boyd, St. Louis, No.
7. &. Osborn, Paoll, Mo:
O. s, Tir1e1l. Paw Paw, Mich.
Miss Maria Wilson, NIL Point. Mich.
Capt. Thos. Green, Buffalo, N. Z.
3. BenneJ, ClaJton, n. t.
| John OsWer, Potsdam, n. 7.
r. s, Mott, osweSo, n. 7.
| Wm. /. Hall, Mafeealus, ny
Calvin Tower, AmeabuE Mills. Mass
Fannie Elliott, Springfield, MSS.
! NC, Na1h, Boston, Mass.
/ MIS-. John D. Briggs, Wiscasset, Me-
| YIN Martin, Foasom City, cA.
, 1861-10-03

Attention Cages Chicago Dragons.
Members aud all those intending to join this
Company, are hereby notified to meot at their
Armory flor the election Of ofacers) to-day, at 10
O'Clock, 3. m.-shd4p. By order Of
CART. e. BABTLE.
Armory corner OF Adams and Franklin streets.
, 1861-10-03

= HoNoRABIT Rzsroa1n.-Duz1ng tha dis.
turbance 1t the Mosely SchoM acme n.onths
no, several Of the pupils werese1pelied, md
.mouest others John ". Psznsaec, son Of
FTanf pa.melee, Esq. Tho special committee
of the board OF Education, who hkv 9 haa thoee
troubles under investigation, have, aftsr fan
consideration Of Ill the fAcsa, restored Aa.tet
P.smslee, honorzbIy,to his pl,ee b the seAoes.
As in Ill such cases, ths Innocent and the
Ie.tt guilty, generally get al the paa'samsas,
while - really guilty taAaax& n escaRa,
, 1861-10-03
M a. r RI ED.

AtKankakee, H., "wednesday, Oct. Cd. By the Rev.
Moses Staples. MT ]. 8. sEAVERNA Of thia city 1nd
Mlss ALTHEA B, daughter Of Edward Locke. Esqs
Of Kankakee.
1t stattord, Conn, on Monday. September 8rd. at
the residences OF tbs BRIDES gra1afather: D. Lacey
SHAM, Of Chicago aud Miss IDA FRANK LACEY.
, 1861-10-03

Nxw CoAl1ss1on Hopsn--We tsk6 mach
pleasure In calling the attention Of fzmersa nd |
grain kFowess and des1ees generally, 10 tho
cscd Of Neesls. l. D. o1mstad II Co, which
VIII Be fuund IN our advestsstnS columns tai&
mmntag. The references, enb1actng gentle.
men In mort Of the PROMINENT cities Of the
UHited States and Canada, we know are Ee2u-
Inc, every MN having been consulted by the
firm. and his consent reAduy obtained for tho
use Of h5s RANG. Thls is \ tact which should
be borne in mind. We suppose many under.
etand that in most cases where long lists of |
references sxeappended to adveztisemenn, the |
names sze plaoed there by the advertisers !
without ever having taken tho trouble to Oh |
tatn the consent Of the .person whose name il
used, and names Of responsible parties thus
used are frequently strong aids to the most
nefsrfous and determined sWindling. Is We
have aaid above, NC have every assurance that
the names attached to Mesats. Olmsted's card
are placed there by positive consent. It
will be seon that the names embrace many Of
the most honorable and responsible mer-
chfats, bankers, etc, In the counhy-iaclud.
ing Moses Taylor, John ]. Phelps, Amos 3.
Emo, Henry Young and others Of New York;
Hon. William Strong Of Philadelphia; Robert
c. Hooper, A. & L. Lawrence, Francis Skin
ner, James h. Beebe, Austin Sumner & Co.,
Of Boston Day, Owen & Co.. Collins Brothers
and A. G. Hazard, Of Hartford; James d Oliver,
Montreal, c. VI; Adam Pearson and William
Lille of Edinburgh, Scotland; Mark Skinner,
Ogden, Fleetwood & Co., Henry Farnam, and
, 1861-10-03

GAs FI1TUB9s.-The place to get fssnD styles at
Low figures, 1872 Lake street. H. n. WMaARTH-
September 10, 1861. aef0'26t
P1Asos-N you wish to buy Of rent piano, 60
to ". ". Ktmball'e, % Clark street. sepAS26t
, 1861-10-03
:: MON

- WKnNfSpay' Dy1aIea. ocs- 1s&.
CuY9eaty hsa been effis6 to.daY 30 Hnt6 10 that ;.
r.anar&1.. hd.,rk ~. 5t0.,,.t 4, fo1ivnazk thafr
soass ~ .esS-. -. -
nv sr~' - = d.,.- 49,.
-" Il, -. ~ ss*r1.--M.4 rM
lu8s uat 1s11 pe41dseQ tu4s ssss1 ~ Aaauee"n aet
last beyond dky o9 TWO, ~ the bAnt1 OF the |
ne,gbnrtn1 ft.tsx I'm ha verv c1ad 10 p1aca their
esaeee w M Ie - - = e :.Fs:"Im.
to draw sgainst during tho winter months.
FxeAanea il sta,naxnt. with fstr demand, The |
-. 60
outetos tste7 aa@5 % a1osou o. = w ~" es1es
charge 4 for round lots, and e tnf ANAL bills,
while few charge Y. The latter figure is Above
.r.S..Ie4 T1.et p. 1-wa,.. s,aorrt ~ ~
tae m&thes' WIN Ine imin9.es a14o.u4 ~ wy
board during the present ee2son. and the fact that
~ .t.,. ~ 1.-..1 1forid.tsa: -.,a t..,,bt
VIZ o'o'e Aaf7 pe<a 0teeA5 4A41A1s>'A7 e@@
by the bitter experience Of the past our
have been prudent in their purchases, the " est
,.c,,r1a. .ouna an.nrf,, ,,os,t1on .na NevYork
oeesp.eo 4m,1 - 60. ~ e.. -, ,r-
exchange cannot f71e at hzh agazea, 60 ses A7 We
can see. for MANY months to come. .
C1o1a IA :, r.thar rno-e ,eanet Buying rates
tsopo II ~ tAeuee 1l11o t.4eT: Da-.rd not 1aTaa.
1@4; selling H1l PEI cens' -1.e- u1%sN 49,, a.
NuwAuKXk-We quote the toAo"1oe A'Ae -1e
-e..t;.., of this munin9: 7~-- g.
r"~-.7.n =, +,ey,,41uea trade makes buB1-
The present nf9t H. u 3nsf IT nov. but sfm matters
aatns, 1ss5 a1ong onife smoothly. The demand foE
ne nn the ms1ket to such n exteat ~ w. e
csse some days ago, but the naass Me1e So
lets III very whiting to sell q tas eo1aenx aE to ner
ner cent, and the buying tatea We Rtn Ratf z Fl
cent premium Gold p.enky ~ . ptS9 ~ ~
, 1861-10-03

THE CooK COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL Coz
Cook county Sabbath School
Convention TO be held On the 9th and 10Th Of
the present month Is not intended to be mat
Ter appertaining simply to this county hut
embraces..the entire Northwest Strenuous ef-
forts are being made to secure tho attendance !
Of delegates from Iowa, Wisconsin, Minneso-
ia, Indiana and Michigan.
Arrangements have been made with most |
Of the Railroads, securing return tickets free, |
toan who attend Is delegates. The homes Of |
our citizens will be open to all. who come to
unite In the good work, and the reputation Of
Chicago Sabbath Schools Of itself guarantee
that the proposed gathering OF the friends OF
the cause, will be Of more than ordinary inter
est;
Ralph Wells, OF New York, II. B. Denman,
Of Quincy, Rev. LII Vincent, Of Galens. Re7s.
Baxon, Sabbath School Missionary, FiBke and
Jones Of st. Louis, Huntington aud Chapfn OF
Rochester, N. T., and many Others have been
invited, and assurances have been received
that many Of those invited will be present.
The Grand Procession and Mass Meeting Of
children will occur on the afternoon on Thurs.
day, me loto'
RUSH MEDICAL Co1LEaE.-1Ms mst'lutaon
vas opened for the feceptlon oi stuoente on
Wednesday, tie I'd inst. The regular couss
Of winter instruction, no unoetssana, does
not commence until Wednesday the 18th Inst,
the present course being but preliminary, al.
though Including many subjects Of interest.
Dr.. Braanard, the celebrated surgeon Of this
city, is President Of the Faculty and Professor
Of Surgery. Dr.. ). Adams Alien, long pro-
fessor in the University Of Michigan, fills the
chair Of Principles and Practice Of Med1eine.
Dr.. B1aney is Professor OF Chemistry, while
Dr. Fteer fills the profeasozshp Of Physiology;
Dr.. Miller that Of Obstetrics; Dr. lngles fhas
| Of .Natevia Medica and Dr. Ray that Of Anat-
omy, Ill Of whom are competent Instructors
in their 7arioua epecialitiea.
narv course. lecture on military surgery, aud
Professor Allen upon the diseases Incident to
the cor1ec4son.of large bodies OF men-a sub.
;ect of recul,ar interest to military surgeons,
go,
| Tm Nrw sc4xnrAy1AY REauErr.-A
,eeiment Or briesdo is IN course Of formation
at Madison, Wtsconsin, to be made up almost
t1e1usIye1y Of scandina7lans-hardy Norsanes
the descendants Of GustaFus Vasa and
Chsrles the 12sh-vho, all know, make good
soldiers, The Colonel of the new regiment
viii be Scandinavian, q thoroughly educated
snd well tried military man. The Lieutenant
correspondent K. X. Homes. offs The psaes' ,
, 1861-10-03

A NAN DRoHSED.-At late hour, last
evening, man walked Oft the approach to the
Van Buren, street bridge into the river, while
the structure Tas swung to allow tie passage
ofavessel As soon as the splash was heard,
iustant efforts were made to rescue the DOOM
ed msn but il vain Although many persons
were In the vicinity and saw the accident, no
one knew the man.
, 1861-10-03

rst board steady; second board steady

GALEEA d CHICAGO Union r. R-The following
shows the earnings OF this road from Sept. 23d to
the 30th:
1850. 1861. Increase
Freight. 80. $53,642e6 $50274 82 $6,630.77
Passengers,.. 8,1s5 SO 8,387.92 781. 50
Mails, &c.,. 952A 1,1O0.0 147 20
Total .$52, ,782 06 $60,341.85 $7,55979
Corrected earnings previous month. .$l50 35s63
ST. Louis, ALTOS & CHICAGO r, R.-Earnings
, 1861-10-03

WHEELER i W11soK SEwTEo MAcHNE-The
only Sewing Machine in the world making the
Lock Stitch with q rotating hook, aud using q
Glass Foot
This is the secret OF the popularity and SUCCESS
Of this Machine. GEO. E. CHITTENpEE,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa aud
Northern Indiana. Office 1863 and 165 Lake-st.
nc310t
, 1861-10-03

4E Bay Rum, OF very choles quality and ftesh
importation, wholesale and retail, By Sargent,
Druggist, corner Randolph and Statests.
, 1861-10-03

TIE DOUGLAS BR1GAD1.-Lie1t- Colonel
Stuart, Of the Dougazs Brigade, arrived In
this city last evening from ct. Louia, where
the Brigade remains under the command Of
the Msjor. Col Stuart returns to Chicago for
the purpose Of zecruitingth tho second regiment
of the Brigade, for which five hundred man
sre Immediately wanted ~
| Col stuxrt is anxlous to d1 up the second
| regiment within week, 40 - 70 Eetusa to
Missouri xadGiye the- whole Brigade ~ op'
portunity to participate In he stirring sceaaa
ebout to ensxe. We caaant ds4ht th.t he vii
suceeed according to his saoss saazutas e
pec4Atiexs. Ill.,
, 1861-10-03

COAL BUSINESS FOR SALE
~ The Fixtures md trads Of n
Old md Wei. .Eaxhtshel Csa1 K1staess, ::
We'll located for EhnIesals and retail trade eaa b.
haushs et i esasarAolt pF.cs. Address Post o@o9
RpK xz33. 4atS&Nka
, 1861-10-03

~ Cook T. Mc1.ai9, es Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyefng Gents'
garments less than any other house In the city.
oa0E
, 1861-10-03

Foe TIE L1ox RKendExr,-Capt. Gryden
has been commissioned by the proper author.
1ty to 1aise company in this city to be com
prised OF ScandinaY1nB to be attached to the
Lyon Regiment OF Missouri capt. aEgden Is
represented as an excellent and akiflfnl lofacer,
ard his company offers good opportunity
for those whc with to serve In the splendid
Lyon Regiment. :.
, 1861-10-03

FRE-An alarm Of fire was oceasioned last
night about half past eleven BY q bright light
In the extreme southern section Of the city.
The bell ringer in bis excitement at having
found fire after the long dearth Of hatarticle,
rang all the divisions in the city before be
discovered the right one.
, 1861-10-03

r~ Cash is offered IN oa1 .sdyeztsains col.
rrcn, for Chicago Rea1 Estate. ;