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, 1861-10-07

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN caNar.

ARRIVED. Oet.4.
Humboldt, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
zimmerman, Ottawa, $3.50 bu oats, i,5O0 bu
corn. ' -f@'S'S~
Rock Run, Joliet, 5000 bu corn.
Clairett. Morris, 400 bU com.
amazcc:ciaa; Morris h.GD bp corn. 2 a., ,bz sooaa
Investigator, Athens, IS c y r stone, scy din
Boston. Morris, $3.50 bu CON,
Maria, haEkakee, 2 400 bu corr 200 bu 7hent
Imperial. Seneca, t. gro bu corn. ~ ""e-s'
CnIlew, Ottawa, 200 bu wheat, IS bu seeds. aapo
Aquila, South, III, 100 lbs ica.
Emene senees b. ba ssTn y seeds
: Leonard, LaSalle, 8, ,779 bn com ".:.a
! Alexander, Ottawa, $500 bu corn 2s hn aaads
Gen Mcclellan. LaSalle, $500 bu corn, s0oo f1 hn
1em0n7, 1ockport, 800 bbas flour, 1000 bu whe.t,
Clyde, Ma1Eeiles, 80 bbs ealt
i9oekEt, tot9port, 100 lbs mdEe, s bbls vineoar
1o1E state, LaSal1e, 20 N # lumber @'-~s@4'
american nfa STAR Lasaue, Is bbla salt, 4,4es Lbs
1esan sp5sy, a,1 Iasa1s ls E1es # lumber.
Gold Eagle, LaSalie 100 6bis al.
4nbhia' dasaAe, AZ 526 # lumber 75a lbs eucar.
~ qola vinegar, 1869 lbs mdee
ssaGshlne Ottawa, IS n It lumber,
<'tsona, AsSalie, 80 81 # lumber, 50 m sh{no,oa
SIS bs o1 fnqnife mdfe 214e Lbs nails ss lbs Stoves
imperial, M LoekRort, 5m # lumber.
r. Dodge, Lockpo1t, Light,
lnyeettgator, Athens, n It lumber. 9 hh1a 1i,,o
s5Do E nougas E aso sfnesa 295 # lumber. 643o it
Wosk. $50 lbs nails. loo 1hs ndee, 8 hRis salt
Aqulla, South, light. ~ ""A' s14''
Boeton, Morris, 5 N It lumber
, 1861-10-07
Daily ReFiew Of Chicago Market.

FRE1GHTS-Dull znd &c lower. Ths engsre
msnts 1 to.day were; schr Athenian, wheat to Bai-
lao st lsG; ba5k Cleveland, rechartered at 15c,
to Buffalo. schr B. Parson, wheat to Port S5 aol.
borne, at 16c. schr E. II. Peck, wheat to Oswcgo
at Ssc schr Abigail. wheat to 0swego via sarnia,
FLOUR Receipts, 6.a19 br1s; shipped, 4.o3o
ah 61ds hi1 3aTke5 9niet sses Teze % bills Water
es:lSs aes ss,s y 9Els Glay
"Mchawk at $500 en- track; i0o bis S ExceIs ct1s
Eior'' and 100 brls s'FaVorIte,7 at Il * da3 q
f, bis 9uneau At g $ DEL 500 bis Princeton
ID brls TTo1el at on @ tr,ets a. - g ds1 ts
Eagle" at s. 50 del; ID brls snperdno at s2.s5
WHEAT-Recefpts 1os, on bp. sbioments 10 sno
na: Market firm and 1c higher. Safes were ISD
~ 70: ! Red Winter at S6}5c in store; 1000 bn do
IS II No f597s s1ie a h1 ~ DO At
a IN store ba d do s'els 3n io SsEtiensa9 ea 90
w&Iehouse) at soc In store; 1860 bu No! snrir@l
Rt7de at IN n 5tore; oo bu DO in store
las warehoase} at 5c IN store soS b3 Refected At
ae p store R00O bq do at 59cin store; 1000 bu do
atSSsMe S}fi IN store @Ssore 7o0o By DO at 5se in store.
By. Market hrner; sales Eere 16,000 Su Csns
Mixed 55 at &c aloat; 1900 bn do at 2ac ait 1t
1o,N2 By DO at 2215e aaoat; 1000 bu Mixed 81 x:
at s1e in store b DO At IHe In stose % @ N
bn do at 215c in store 1900 bu hejected at lsc In
oATs-Receipte 1898 bu. Shipments 15,7oo bu.
Market STEADY and firm; sales so0o,buN No at 15Ac
14c In store.
,RYE-;Reeetpte, 14oo bn shipments, II, 400 bu.
Market steady; Sales 500 bn No at SOC IN store.
BAKLEf-Recsfpts, 2sG0 bu. Market firm.
sass as Daga Crime at c on tracks 1 hgs good
SEEDS Receipts, ae,4s6 lbs. Timothy seed
more active and steady. Sales 80 bags Prime at
$l40 Il bags at s135; 122 bags at 81 30; Is bags
MIL sTUFFS-DnlI. Sales Ii tons coa,ae
M1ddlings at $7.Q0on track.
MESS PoRk1Market & G dull. Sales 100 brls Win
MooI-Receipts 9 eeeel 1os. Market firm. Sales
1900 Ds = blood at SOC.
~ ESGsmMarket active and firm, with sales d
BITTER Steady, at 6@shc for frktn, and ga
- HIDES Market active aud firm. We quote:
H1 Hreeh ton9try: ay 4@5Ac; Green Sailed, 5H@6c;
Dfy Saited 999Hc; Dry Flint, 11@11Kc,
LAK7DIam1Maiket entirely nominal 1t 7Ka7xc,
P0ELTRY-Lfre Chickens are in Iair demand
at t$l325@1 80 2 dog: Live Turkeys soc 3 b.
hlhE eI0Ch-There is come inquiry for Cattle
hy packers, but shippers are out Of tie market.
logs are dull and eaeier. Sheep steady. sales
, 1861-10-07

scHR. P. J. FERR1s sArE.-The owners Of the
FKr1s supposed she was lost, but che has passed
Detroit hound mp. Two weeka OF more ago She
cleared from this port and this is the first tidinqs
e1nce heard from her.-B4Tazo Eaprsss, III,
CHANGED HER RouTE.-The steamer Planet
tapt. Nlcholso1, which, during ths season. has
been PLYING On the Lake Superior route. fooR her
eepaitare hst evening for Chicago, and vii, tie
[rstnal1noer q The season, run Hom that port to
SSolihlngwood II: P'are. during the tine she he
an mas been engaged II the above route, has gsaed
many fo1y patrons and Captain Nicholson hosts Of
h hnaeaaa: The steamer Seabi1d, which Is expected
piat ms morning viii supply the place OF the
tianes IA & IN the Lase Superior line the balance Of
ne eseason.-Dst7stt F1fe Press, ia.
VESSELS PAssNe DETROIT, Oct, 4-Bouzd In
tp tffep Kocket; barks David Morris, Fame, Shang-
411 p.. senfs Martin, Fred Hill, n Chisholm,
4onnd poTn-Props Coisuist, Illinois, Ranger.
= nnaat9y; basks Jessie HoYt, City Of Milwaukee,
!1oSn 1ls Hoa19thlan Rugby. ] Chapin. a1celsior,
Mind yenn needsn, Ostrich, Resslute, Wings Of the
E1n0' Em11no' o1iele, " Sandesson, Flight, Convoy,
Pahsn :ha y natse9, hactne, J L Gross, " Whaling,
~ nhsoeMSGa, M,GS \ gohHson. T Bronson, Wings of
Fn1tan 1SG Mosg21ng, Wlits sqnali, G TtoWbtidge,
"atson' Morning Light, Masioa Egan.
sEsEEs PAssSt THROUGH TIE Wg11Ayp Ca
Ff..-A f..
, 1861-10-07

- t4-roxsll'a vcfy ola Box,bens Eai,1y. n.t.
: = F1unhom county, Kantaeay, supetior 10 snv
soad IN this CITY. 1nsalids win nnd It 1unerior 3,
~ osaes sttmnlsnt- Warranted pure And oann.
INK, ~ r. 4 Sargent, Druggist, sozner Randolph
and Stats streets, e., -S1
@z-s t.3r: :.
Doga.As auiRos. .-csptain Thomas G.tmp h..
seeeavea commission to ratae . company 1or fhe
heclellan Brigade, Hi1 recruiting otlcas sre At
80 costo" House Place, 161 Lake street, snd
No, Mcoornick's Block,
for recruiting, where specimen Il our riaes may
be seen. 80 10
Aaxr REeu1Ar1oss.-New edition, enlarged,
revised and improved, by order OF the War De.
pa1tment, Oct. 1861; price s.. pottage % cts. In
lantrT Taetics, 81 IS, portage 10 cts. Cavalry
Tactics, vols. e3.7s, postage 50 cts. Ellsworths
Bs5cnet Drill the Young Recruit, and all other
military books, st the Military Bookstore OF ?, T.
oAefAot - LIZ Oearootn"sE, chicago. oc56t
WHEELER d WILSON SEWING MAcH.E-The
only Sewing Machine In the world making the
Lock Stitch With a ROTATING HOOK, and ueiue
Glass Foot. -
Ih1s Is the secret Of the popularity and success
VI u''S naealne' GEO. r. cH1TTEsDEA,
General agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Nofthe1n Indiana. Office 1863 and 165 Lake-st,
oc310t
H Cook & McLain, 98 Dearborn street, hare
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house In the city.
ee25
GAS FI1ruREs.-The place to get nem styles at
low figures, 1872 Lake street. H. n. WnMAnrH.
September 10. 1861 ee1026s
PAEos.-T you wish to bay or rent piano, 70
to II. n. Kimball's, 80 Clark street. eepe6 26t
, 1861-10-07

In response to letter:of invitation eieued by
F1ancis Bradley, Benjamin Carpenter. and others
Rey. Mr. Patton will TepestEin bryan Hall, on sab.
o@th evening, 9Th inst, at * O'Clock, the dis
Fast Day: and which was repeated By request in
: the New England Church the succeeding Sabbath.
Bishop Whipplc will preach In the Church of
the Holy Communion at o'clock P. m.
Bishop Whlpp!e will preach to-day {Sundsy,)
at St. James Church at 10k a. m. at the Holy
Communion at p. m and at Grace Church 1t
~ P. N.
"FAEKEE CAED WRITER at the fremont
House. A pack Of cards written for one dollar for
Elk dayr, Oh the latest style Of square cards. L.
6fes will call in the parlors-
, 1861-10-07

TOLEDO. OF. 3-Hour--No sales. Wheat ID,
RANGED 38@1c. Sales I. 500 bu white II 8 1t 81 o4;
Slo By red n at &c; 975 bQ white WAhashnt $I.0u
400 bu Michigan white at $1,0{. eI 1t II p cent
sO Gu white Michigan =. $i.ot; 5000 an red Hieh.
igtn at g8c; 1.p0 hn do it 800; 5000 bu Wabash
80. Co,o-Ss1sa II. TOO N q: s3e,-B}aae.
, 1861-10-07

1Ae wa1tNek1h 0n1xpnev Mse<1nr.
!: dohn WentEorsh,s Cu1rsaeY 1neotiw r.
1e+fopolitan Ha1l On Saturday sysni i1r N
tps1e'y sttended. A fewd1 ;po3feSae and i
handful Of other curious Spectators m.de up thu
crowd. The speaker said that the newspapers
Ind maae mistaks BY ;announcang his meet.
Ing for next Saturday evening, md he would
therefore adjourn until that time BIS theme
would be history OF Wild Cas Currency With
reference to the approaching Convention.
The speaker, followed By his audience, left
the hall the gas was shnt of and TINS ended
the Currency meeting.
Houte FarRishIne.
We call attention to the advertisement ~
Allen & Dalton. No. IL Lake Street. In anotha,
column. The store is well and handsome]v
hned with an assortment Of housekeeping ar
1cles which embraces about every thing that
can De called for, embracing the whole ranpe
Of housekeeper's goods from q ranee n a
tkewer. ~ .
Ihis firm have had long experience in their
business, aud Fave achieved reputation sec.
ono TO no other 1t is a good proof that they
have deserved well Of the public, that their
onflcees has constantly aud largely increased
even during the panic times. Amons the a5ti-
c1es they keep, we'll deserving of special men.
ton, and which at this season ofthe wear nou.t
be deemed almost necessity, 3 ssAEroRp's
Sleoo oPArENT CHALLENGE HEATER" TheHn-
ye2tcr ef this Heater was the FIST persoo to
introduce the plan Of causing the fire to pass
$1%pxrt, Il
, 1861-10-07

4oSTRKAL-
Messfs james d Oliver,
,EDlNHuEGH SCOTLAND.
A4Gm Pearson. bag.
"Allam 1llue. ESD
uo, cHIcAGo. III.
Renf fa[nam. Esq
fIancls Il BEad!eey, Esq.
, 1861-10-07
a $VEKHxfInn tn U~FIrn~Aa

a Suggestion to Railroads.
ne commend the attention Of rail1o ads in
tt1esfeo to the suggestion contained iuthe fol
loving communication:
20 The ca'eago Tribune: s:-Thousands Of the
friends among the volunteers It Baltinore G @
and Washington, would rikit them this iii
before they ara moved off on a Tinter earn- an.
patgr, If they could 60 oa half fare over the
railroads.
# the companies would issue exeun1on
tickets to Washington aud return, good til
lst December, atse1 the manner Of fsea:bsthing
Issued In August last, it would induce thou.
sands to take the trip. Many father and
mother would avail themselves Of the chance,
Who under present rates Of FIRE could not 70.
The Grand Trunk Company gave tickets
from Detroit to Fortland a1d return for $35-
q distance Of about one thousand and nine
hundred miles viii not the companies along
the route above mentioned follow the e1sm'
ples 4 FATHER,
, 1861-10-07
Gtitaqp Grihittte
THE CITY.

pxn,onrcA1s-Tte Rebellion Record, part
! q. .,.o the second series Of Illustrations to
.thawork; Revised Army. Regulations for 1851,
z.iaar. DC, have been received by Wa1ah, cos1ef
*:xf Madison street ard Custom Houso Plaoe.
= PusoEA1-.Am,ngth the Arrivals II the Rich
moud House wu notice ]. B. King, Eso,, ell
tor Of the State -4aas at Minneapolis, Minn.
J.J. H. Rlce, Esq, of New York; Lieut. Col.
lssac T. Shepherd and Capt Geo. E. Leighton,
Of tie 10Th Missouri Volunteers, and Hon.
Levi Hnbbel, Of Milwaukee,
MIS-, MozAR7's CoscKRr.-M1s. Moxart,s
eecond concert occurs on this {Monday) ever,
1rg. 4 new programme has been prepared,
replete with operatic and ballad gems. As
this is the last opportunity Of hearing this
tAented vocalist, e1e1rcce should embrace
the present opportunity.
TIE TUG McQUEEs-Tac tus-boat Nc
Queen, lste Of this port, which hiss been pur~
chased by the Government to serve a. gun
boat On the seabesrd, arrived at Detroit on
Thursday night Tie Detroit papers speak
Of her in the highest terms. Sas is probably
nov In The Wellsnd Canal, delayed there by
break in the locks.
LARcES1Es>-1n the Police Court, Saturday.
Jsnes Harvey, a newsboy, was held to bail
for t1ial npon the charge Of stealing neFsps-
pe1s from AcNAny's neFs depot.
Matthew Tiffany, sailor, was also held for
trial. to a1swer the cha:ge Of stealing cold
chsin from boarding house in the North d.
vision, kept BY one Caroline Mur1y.
PERsoSA1---The following are among the
arrivals st ths Briggs House Hon. ]. S. Mo,-
rin, Vermont Hon. P. Baker, d.; Hon. HI
ram Barrett, do; J. F. Fairbanks, Eao New
York; lion. 3, G. Lewis, n e.: VIZ. Ra:-
eel and family, St. louis; Hon. r. N. John
son, Boston; G. D. Crsgin and Lady, n. T.;
Geo. z. Skinner, Esq, Boston.
CAVALRY HoRsEs.- is said that The horses
Of Faznswotth's regimsut, rejected b3 the
Government inspector, are not these supplied
by the contractors, but horses that we7a saut
out, belonging to other parties, to bo pur-
chased in the event Of their passing muster.
We are glad to sse that the inspector is doing
his duty, and that the boys vii. at least be-
well mounted.
METEsRoLoG1cAI--Rapgeo Ct the Thermometer
for tie week As no.ld b E L. O. 4ara, at his Drug
Store, No. 30 Vest Rando1 ph, corner Of Canal
, 1861-10-07

PORT OF HICA a & O,

ARRIVED. +.
Prop Fountain City, Pease, Buffalo, suudrfes.
9lop IonoWanda, Palmer. Buffalo. sunfirie9
Brig Orkney .elaay Lass, Murray, Kingston, 50 eds
BrIg HelfenEtein, Ferris, Green Bay, 100 m lumber
Brig Fanny Gardner. Sullivan, Buffalo, I'D N inn.
sehr WhiEdl"ind, Nelson, centrevtlle, Of eds
h seh1 Three BELLS Clark st5oseph, 900 ratroad ties
schr A1agaafl' An9a o'conor' cofltagwooi, 1o6 eds
schr Albany, Smith, Centreyll1e, 50 eds wood.
Schr CRUSADER, Goats, kalamazoo, 81 brIs fnyr
S SchE heyaat, conneli, G1and Haven, SIS N lumber.
scnr ad. Gates' a' "elch, Sand Bay, % eds wood,
schr Locmis, Morley, Buffalo, Us N 1unber
sehr A1is,ia a5 sRlrGlSs Eli hS1a 49, 5fs at
schr 7 Richmond, Keith, Buffalo, 14o tons rail.
road iron. 11' 'oNa 1an~
sehF a5ts5 a5s r.. Fonsrey Buffalo, 800 ozls salt, 80
scfr Tempest, Burns, Green Bay, 10 m lumber.
schs H5irondelie, johnson, Kalamazoo, IS N
Sch schE Peck, Guyles, Buffalo, 1o5 tons coal.
Sehr St James, She's, Ple.que Lie, $50 tons coal,
brig SiebaSstopo' iehsSt Smith, Grand Haven, I'D N
schr seIeca Chief, Smith, Psesque Isle, 200 tons
schr Ottawa, johnson, centreviile, 90 eds wond ns
schr New Hampshire, Weigu1and, Port tic e.
sehr Calcutta, Long, sheboygan, rs eds wooa
sehr Mestshettcr, Burns Ma:kegoa. ' 50 S9 n jum.
ssb1 ssbF E EGRs Ill.,. ThS@psoe 50 lumber
schf Batee, Cannon, MnEkegon, II m lumber.
CLEARED. ..oct,5.
Prop Fountain City Pease, Buffalo, e.0oo hr7a
aodf aod iuna9sez n3 bags SEEDS $50 trs highuines,
BARK tn,l 1nvlrc'ble' kendsick Buffalo, 10000 bn
ForE
, 1861-10-07

commemorative we're in an error in sta
ting IN orr last issue that The Chicago Gas
Company we're in fault, for the series Of accI
dents menticned in our last Issue, which oc.
Cured at the corner ot.L AXE and D Desrborn stz,
Ihe Chicago Board Of Puplic Works, the Sew
erage branch, Was the one in fault The oaiy
responsibility, with the gas company was in
Turns ling the darkness. This, as our readera
EnoT, was misfortune, not 3 fault,
, 1861-10-07
AatlLg81.5,

M1oHzGAN CENTRAL RAIL
GREAT GEHTRA,s E0tTE To NEW 7ogE. NEW
ENGLA~D AND THE CANaDAS.
~, w aae a!seE SUNDAs, ,Ank 11rn ls6 Trans 1eaTe
Me Sse&e Ge1Slai Dept foot Ct Lake street It
ne 1t i:etroit lid r. M: Gsnys Sasps1s,an "a,
EE1dEe 4de 4. NJ, A:haay, 21t r II .
x.eoR,x NeN Aor&, 80 F. II; Eoaton, las +. II
s'a@ E. n--neW York and Boston E1presa (eIceDf
satufdeJ) arrive At pet9ot t.4G 4 Il .
Slosonto. s:42 E. N: Montreal. f2oG n \
sqsrsnsi9n 9I IBr!4E7 q Buffalo. SID =. IL:
Boaton7 12-sp f. II - '.'' H. IL
at 700 a. NJ Nal Irsin son III Fast E4ns
9F11.e i2 ChGago at 700 4 Ii: Fast E1o1esa ani
xz:4h N!5ht Msn Train >S1 4A
- 1ae G91 M Train 1eavirg CttcsEo ruas through
20 El9ftonau Efthcut ch:- nIe ct carB Or bacraye
sa!isbnEy's Patent .ste!s at Tua on Day ETnrrr.
1fa1na 94tent Sleeptsg Cs:s On al night traI s.
B Baggage Checked Through -
IT dHEnEGH E9 T. TIcEETs 81 sale III principal Rai
Io1I eMcee T. ne west a. the Galeaa ntcc. coraer
LAKE 61G Dearh6r7 streets {pncer the Trersnt
donseo Chicago ard at the Depot.
r. n RlCE- General Superintendent
~ = BEAN. Western Pass. AZ e
, 1861-10-07
RAN Z NOTE LIST OF

WRIGHT d. BROTHER.
~. ". WRIGHT, GEO. & wRIGHr
"a ~1eFslauo ohlo. Formerly G.S Htighttt & Co
Ut CtnclnnaH. o,
DEALERS IN
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
No. Sc CLARK xtteet Chcagn
, 1861-10-07
.Tor Salt.

K'OR SALE House sud Let, 251
y, T. y NasEsa avenuS Tae house uas weil br1;t and
city ard Is the highest potrs Of EpUad IL tEn gnft
olMgislon M 1- Address T. E6ssIT1R Lake Forest.
, 1861-10-07

| EEw TORE:
I EenrY Young, Etq.
Moses Taylor, Esq.
John ] Phelps E:Q.
Amos Il Emo, EEq.
~ skrt. george Bliss & Co,
1!ess,s. s. Gpcnran q %.
Acss,s Matt, Dunn1ng d
ITA4A1u+
, 1861-10-07
, NEW YoRK cATr;Enii:*miIexar. n

!: NEW YORK cA1rInsslkA1xnr. .iisi il 4 J:
=. 1oR Rw1kknpune ocz.s l. --~--
From tho New York h1bxae, of Tau.sd.y.l =
BKKF CATTLEz5
Number TePortedf Tor thta market ut Forty fourth
rhs prices today ire quoted II follows -:
Ia5tr14. fLs5t 1aaaa5 ..'.'s @9A
6riinarv -'''''''.-.''--. ..--..I 1,9aaH 9aH
Some III. on::a :::6h@99
! ~ The general average Of the market il u full
Ghs mott etthe seles range from e}{psc: =.
Total number Of Beeves received IN tie city this
F.. Z 50 h:sa lsss th,a la.t week; nd 41s
Eage number At each WednesdsJ Market Last yesr
was ,491 head, while the unmber today being
4,s70 shows $40 head more thau the average. and
8a head more than this aaJ week.
HEkvEs FROM n1rTKRNH1 s1ATxs.
4 n Alerton i Co, proprietozs Of the Wash
fngton Drove Yards, Forty.fourth street, report
the Cattle in market fom lie following States:
New York ;......... 381 KentusE -....-.... a61
6SRo 6sao.!i..'s: SO g 59Es %iesis;,.. 3sa ~
Indiana SIS Missouri. 17s
Illinois,. ...-......-.1.833 Canada. 33
TIE cLosE or THE MARKET.
u, WEpN{sD.I, OCT. 2-Me had i yery small psr-
Won q the stock that was here yeete1d4J fer sale
n! this norui1g. for whtck the d:mand is little
dull; but We think al VIII be sold, except Il head
Of heavy hentncky Dn1hsms. estimated by the
apound, net, On that, and not meeting takers,
viii be cent to pasture. It IL fair to say, however.
that others than the oWaerd do not estimate the LOT
drsd more tsan the most saleable sizes.
Stme of the oldeRt cattle brokers, who own
fa1ms ard feed come Of the best bul1ocks that
stock at prices estimated by buyer aud Seller at &C.
z net, and that is the highest that NO haYe esti-
mated the price, present Of prospective. and
thas tba 5o 11ne eHs ths %oas supseE quality
notwithstanding the depressing circanstances
ssasst1nE sa & The % trade. 4 the name time, Others
good air quality for he rstail trade have ave bseaa bpa
We Do not say that these prices viii continue
these yards, and the noet Of them reaI11 eaoi
ana with the certainty that large sddition VA
liable to be made at any moment from delayed
largest estimate Of reduction below the rites last
Week that re hare heard is S. head upoa the
best grade OF cattle.
should not BE- surprised If t6ey did, WITH lie d.
1aJed stock thrown upon the markes: but il they
a. &c e shsll not selis.e that we gre quite At the
Will break down the market SO as to fniure farm-
ers seriously. For these they can walt and
o. ef e. Sf cattle from
Second, panic in other States On that sccount
and lear Of loW prices, 70 th2t every one hurtIes
TO M Pc hFs Thl1d no demand fo5 Western stock
Ing at Chicago. By which ali the stock vii Be
crowded On this market. AL these. ana perhaps
any one Of them, will break down this market, ID
Is not yet down, but, on the contrary, docs hold
up well for this seaeons under ali attending cir
cuMstaEces.
THE HOG MARKET.
Receipts this week 1854.
The + fello"ing are the quotations given by ueo.
, 1861-10-07

Pure wine, native and foreign, Of Ill kinds,
aaeo The fnett liquors obtalnahle OF every des1fp
to1, fer medicinal and domestic uses, alNxys
can be obt1ined Of E. Il. Sargent druggist
corner Randolph add state Streets: -
70 TO 5chn Jonea's and get your clothes
seans AID Eepsired- My prices are u low as the
lowest, 80.
~, oIe h1ndzed recruits wanted for ca i.
80 es company Of Sharp shooters, Col. J, ".
ose .1as eo@andtnE. Capt. Dye has bean au.bor-
nasas1 ~ sse es Company foe this zesimsn. md hss
~ s p..sa1.s III - ss r Aoen no. 4 Kagsb1s Block,
W A'"s3'e'4' *es"eea Caaxk aa6 Ueazbqf1 exee:s.
, 1861-10-07

PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE &
- CHICAGO RAILROAD
I xasSaEsI I1al1s Leave f1- pe7a., ccrcef Of :Ssa
scH nad tanal stSeeh. IE1cazo dalF 1T
4D5 A. n Fa1tI1ne (e1cept Snnda7,,
TAO T. IL Night Express Except Estarss-s,
tsk sesFe&, SEW FoEK, fR1LaDEtPslS
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
Ba7 Eizburg 81 PittsburG.
AIsc-:DR AL8ANy. BDFF4T,n n7,mn-
CLEVELAND CDLUASUa GINCiN.
NATL DAY TON,
Al Al nser'1Solata Stations hatTsen Ch1csSo SIS
the cities a5cva pa.ucd o'=
seStss 81 lE n1.hf trains and baggage BY tai
hE = CHECKED through to AL Ea3tcrn C3fles "
.ckers for tale st tte principal Ticket zes tn t5
Rc:t At tie Cor2nE1;'s fNce corner a15
Ei:eEgo. ''-Ss '=-S
2: z. EATiICA. EIcErt tEert 14~sa.-
, 1861-10-07

HE s4BBA1H SCHOOL CoHyExT1oS.-Tbe
Convention of Sunday Schools to be held in
this city on the oth and 10Th inst, promises to
be of unusuel interest Friends of the Sab
bsth School interest from va1ious parts Ct the
country Lave sIguifed thar Intention to be
present The procession Of Sabbath School
scholars has been postponed until the 12.h
inst to accomm odate thoeo attending day
schools. An srns Of 10000 children pa.st1g
through DER st1e=ts will be novel aud in
6tructiye sight
, 1861-10-07
TH1CAGO MILI-FURNISHIN8
~ DEPOT.
T. w. BAXTER & CO..
NANUF1DIuEEEs OF
FRENCH BURR MILLSTONES.
OF ALL QUAERIEs.
=. ". BROWNS PATKHT PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills.

AHD DKA1KRs III
Dutch "AShEk BeLTISG GL0rHS,'s
emut Anls and separ6tort,
Betting Of ell KtnGk, '"~S SAe Aos7
EoietinE Sorrows and Bali.
Bran Dusters, P1e6s, PfoofStzlle, &C., &c
FA ] II BANKS SCALES,
, 1861-10-07

ME7EsRoLoe1ca1--Rapgeo Of the Thermometer
for tic week. As no.td b E. L. 'aara, at his Drug
Store, No. 30 Vest Rsndo1 Oh, corner Of Canal
, 1861-10-07

CooEEoCETf TEACHERS ISsTITurE -Tha
Cook County Teachers Institute Will open st
Blue Island, today. Teachers should be pres
ent at the opening Ct the session. Arrange
ments have been made for tbs free entertain.
ment Of lady teachers. Evening addresses
viii be delivered By The following gentlemen:
On Monday evening, by MI. c. c. Meserye;
on Tuesday, BY Rev. j. H Tuttle; On Wednes.
Gsy, by Prof James Johonot; on Thursday, BY
Dr.. o. Il. Tiffany; and Oh Friday, by Dr.. 10.
seph Haven.
, 1861-10-07

The following letters. detained N the Chicago
Post odice for Postage. VIII be forwarded to tha
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Gail at the roor Of
the Dead Letter C1erk, up stsirs:
, 1861-10-07

sesE4s fAsEISt THROUGH TIE Wg1LayD ca
oseTCtng Is hst Of vessels passing through the WEI
, 1861-10-07

BUFFALO ROBES FOR SALE
- by The Balls It the Head Quarters Of tho
|: NoRT8W68T881f FUR ooMF'x.
No. lis Lake street. Chicago III.
J. a. SMITH CO.
, 1861-10-07

Tetsl....-.. ATS ae456 1852 sgg1 179i
, 1861-10-07

CAusE FOR REJo1cHo.-We know It will
be gratifying to CUR citizens generally to learn
that the vile hole at the crossing Of South
Whter street and Michigan avenue, which has
been nuisance to all passers in vehicles for
mere than year past, is to be vastly improv-
cd by the substitution Of new stone pave.
mclt.
, 1861-10-07

J1R1Es FOR THE RECORDERS CouRr,-The
following named citizens have been selected
to compose the grand an1 petit jurors for the
October term Of The Recorders Court, which
, 1861-10-07

Mr.. NEAFE's BExER1r.-M Eesfe,s hrne.
ut is re-announced for this evening, in conse-
quence CT the dismissal Of the audience on
Friday night for the want Of Light, the gus not
making Its appearance ill near nine O'Clock.
Such wa the desire to see Mr. Neaie us
Mstamors that large audience sat in dark
ness and sstience from the time the doots
opened til they were dismissed By the man
ager. TIE theatre would haye been filed on
that night, a-dit undoubtedly VIII be TONIGHT.
Aetanora VII be performed, with DANCING by
Misses Hight, and McVtcker in the farce Of
"AQ the World e Stage"