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, 1861-10-01

PASSED DErHorr-sept. 27.--TP-Steame Clere-
land; propellers Concord, Co1e.; brig Globe;
sehooners O. D. Donssnan, Luddlnston, and H. Z.
Lansing.
povS- -PropslIers Free State, Granite State,
nasa biigs .. T. WiIiia@s. Wn. Lewis. aiteheli,
e. SCOTT eas anf: :s9sans5. RsRey
cattllagenian, Cuyahega, Star q Hope, Geo. bs,,
yis, Oneida, Scotland, G. Z. Newman, Eleanor,
y Flake, Arctarus, sasquehanna, IL. fillmore,
bound grain loaded vessels passed here yesterday,
numbering some foEty-fve SAT- craft and four
steamers. The schooner Lady Of the Lake. which
passed among the number, was minus her jib
boom, with this exception there was no appear
tToit Free Press.
G5sz1s PAsss Sept E
Bates, Gazahdeld, b o Dsckerzon, II Dewitt,
St James, Grace Murray, Patrick Henry, Denmark,
BorSD DowE-Prcps Concord and Rocket :bark
Quebec, Hungarian, Desota, City Of Chicago,
big Conme1es schrs sunbury. 1 9 Rayner, Y
= Stevens, Nonpare1l, Moray; speedwe;l, North
star, Harrison. Presto, Fred Hill, ~ Rich, Ethan
tule. @n'ss eGseR ascsiSP'h' cfg Traveller Aas'' he
Sunday, Sept. 2s.-Bonnd Up-Prop. Fountain
Gity. Rheea OF the Lakes; schs summit Oash1ngg
Wave.
Bound Down-PEop Empire, Adriatle; bark Ns-
lston sehr Affair Africa, Ralph Campbell, ] ?
Mack, T Avery, Miranda, seahiId, Fremont, ]
F Warren. Essex, Wa1rus. Aldebaron, 8 G Au-
d1ewa, ! = DEnSs 2 B Martin, Mount Vernon,
John Weber, Hosene, Australia, Stella, Live Yam
kee.
NEARLY WREcK-The echooner Marinda
passed down yesterday, with cargo OF grain from
KeIoana for Buffalo, IN a 1eaky condition; While
passing through the eouth passage, Mackinac
Straits. she struck on what fs known as Light
House Reel, and narrowly escaped being wrecked.
She lay In this critical situation al one day. with
berry sea running; when the tug Leyiathan,
aucceeded In getting her adoat. After proceeding
On her voyage she commenced leaking badly. and
1t only by the constant working Of the pumps
and the use Of pals that she Waa kept aHoat until
reaching this point. On her arrival here the Cap
!! tain entered protest the cargo and put his
| vessel In q condition to proceed on to Buffalo,
| Buffalo Adrertistr, 300t.:
VESSELS PAsBIEo THROUGH TIE WE1L4ND Ca
[ EA1.-We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Don for the
following List Of 7essels passing through the Vel
1np nd
, 1861-10-01

:. l. Regiment Of sha1pshooters is being organ
lied In this Military Department., to serve for
three years or during the WAT, to be commanded
By Col Bi1ge, ~ officer Of much military e1peli
enee. This VIII be tha mo4t daaiE1hla aitpsilou
IN the volunteer service IN the United stateS The
Regiment viii be furnished with the best Ken-
,tuckT Rife in use, with eight inch Colts Navy Re
volverH. Tbs camp equfpage will he equal to any
in the service. It Will be the aim OF the Colonel
to make this Regiment an ornament to the service
md an honor to the country. To ehbct this pur-
pote camp Of Instruction Will be connected with
the Regiment, where, With proper instruction and
The Regiment will be composed exclusively Of
Americana, picked from the backWoodsmen who
lore tEeir rifles and know how to HBe them. Capt,
Room No. 4, for thu purpose OF tra1sacting bu6i-
ness connected with hts Company and the Regl.
ment, and has On exhibition specimens of their
arms. Address P. o Box 1a5. Carr, DYE
Company c, BHge'e Eh2rpahoaters
, 1861-10-01

o. re Alta. AID st. Luui4L Ealtrotd eIeyea mites
fsnra Cticegc or appiy 70 .ha tuhtcsfbsS caro- Il
Wentworth, C,scrg5. !. 81 La Sale street
aE9g;:9-3.Y-ySt H., REID
, 1861-10-01


ges III attsinable elsewhere.
4 BOLD pTHE1T-Yesterday an express Wa
gon, containing a lady's trunk, wss left stand-
irg on Third Avenue, near Twelfth street, and
d1r.rg the temporary absence Of the driver,
wbo eterped into house to make soms IN
quirist, hczfe, WAGON End trunk were taken
posseft tlor Of BY rome bold thief and spirited
axsy. DiHgent seazch was At once instituted,
I'D the city rausacked, but to no purpose
Ytster1sy ihe horse and wagon were found
upon the prairie, west Of the city, where they
htd been TUNED out to grass. The trank, rs
matter Ct eourae, had been cared for.
TIE MCCLELLAN BR1eAnE.-By an order
ftcu Gov. Yates, Capt. Wm. F. Lynch has
been authorised to rsise regiment In the
northern section Of ahe state, to be known q
thc "McQ}e3lau Brigade, !" and which will ren.
dezvous IN Chicago. The regiment is to COZ
alst Of ten companies Of infantry and one ol
cavalry, and VIII most probably take the f'sld
By The Goth or 25th Of the month. It is the
design Of Capt. Lynch to make this 1egf
rnent one nf the first In the field, and, from
lis military reputation and great energy, thert
can be no doubt Of his szceess. Capt Lynch
viii receise 1Wo more companies In the regi
nent application be made at ones to him q
Cl;czgo- =. :-- -.-
, 1861-10-01

1A7 ANAAu"iAk Aebse8es o14A1Iod In the Chis2RH
Post oihoe for Postage. WI BE- FORWARDED t. ths
Dead Letter ondea, on. Monday neftt, unlaas. tbs
POSTAGE u previously paid. Call 1t The fcopa Of
he Dad Latter Clark, ap 4ssirs: :.:.
fPoPsh + o.!Be9 Bsatf1s1; 1ssaS. Chicago, r.
DaSi6 Wilcy. u !.
Psa; Psa;, Msolo6ss, s.:< :.
Eaey Wsbster, +. -. :. 80: :5..: l..
John Barrett, :.
Geo. q. French,
asfs Rsesia Sestaat ee1Sisf NC; asse;po.t nj: i
EPdi5 E%P,i5 T Beyd, GanbfaSee, ii: ::
w. Bowman, Peru III.
g: H. Miller, GAINESVILLE. Wis.
Mary L. Rowe. Geneva, Ill.
Nm. 3. Nc1ton. Fl Wayne. Ind.
YIN. r. Burnet, Buc51us, OHIO.
2. L.nk, Teledo, Ohio.
Mrs. gsmes 2. Willlans. Brooklyn, F.Y. :
M1s: Wm. Davis, Kingston, L. /, N. 4.
Chac. Schneider, HaydenEile, Mass.
Letters under old ktyle stamps and stamped e1,.
Eelopes, not recognised in payment of postage:
Henry Cahy, 81. Louis, Mo.
A,4s As { RRse;ke Rfs;ken. Chicago, III
Geo. q. Hpreeley, 81
John =. Row1ey, :"
Miks :. II. Patrick, Blue Island, Ill
M Mis- Mary Moran, Canton, N.
Sanger d. Cagey, Joliet, m.s
I. G: Ward. Woodstock, III.
Jas- Blocmfcld. Cairo, Til.
Miss Mary surdam. Wilmington, III.
Chas. Boeeer, Manitowoc, VIE.
YIN. Young, Milwaukee. Wis.
Mrs. Mary Calvert, Detroit, Mich.
Mrs. A1miIa Richardson, Hopkins, Mich.
Geo. Briant, MOI th BroWny1lIe, Mich.
Ambrose Perry, Matttson, Mich. +, :
n. S. Hutchinson, Morgan, Ind.
G. r. Cowley, Lima, Ind.
M1e Hugh Coyne Columbia Sta Ohio.
Bowman, Eakey, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs A. eoyfl- Huron, Ohio,
Nath1. Ottinger, New York City.
Y. G. Root, Sherbu1ne. NY.
Mrs. Mary Raimond, West Farms, NY.
John Qutn1an, Hornelsyile, N. Y.
Mrs. Col: ]. s. Smith, Syracuse, n. T.
Robert Cammell, Chess Springs, Pa,
Elizh. Blumer, Allegheny City, Pa.
, 1861-10-01

; ACCIDENT 70 In ExALDERMAE OF CH1cA
Go.-Ex Alderman Wendt Of this e.ty, at pres
Ell. Qua1tcrEaster Ct the Hecker Regiment,
was seriously wounded at Lebanon Junction
KY, On last Wednesday night. In attenoting
te pses the picket guard Of C1ittenden's Tenth
IndiaIa Regiment, he was challenged There
was come misunderstanding as to Cap.1in
Kendt'a response, when the gaar1 fired upon
him, worrd!og him severely In the leg<
, 1861-10-01

ness done yesterday, though st 1ower rsicss-the
tales ranging from 500 SIX Rloo nj. John 7.
Ahzaader hid NJ head Of good Missouri eattle,
which he. held 1t ss.ss, bnt thazs:: vesa no bids
over 81, md H. skipped ahen to Nsw Yosk. Al
exander md csxsels haa III head Of good Illinois
steezr, which were shipped through to New York.
The market 1t the close-under the active d.
nand by Gove.nmeut-uas eteady and hrn at the
decline named. Near1y. al the desirable lots IN
the various 5ardt, being either sold OF shipped On
account Of tho oWnezs. sonne7 lots wezs sold from
second hands 1t 3 shade better aKures. ''
The following are closing quotations tor inferior
49, Es
, 1861-10-01

sTnf41s G1E 9{f9df4 1d1fnQ
The general ,norta+s f., p-,a,,o .,,ono ahoza
eae1er and ,nnra .ctf~a - 49,
The market for u,,-,,r, .rhao+ oaanaa .to.a -
satunaa,,a nnotatfono Int or.fno y, ,n,.+ 1,,-
ket IN New yort- nr,ca. fs1l honk 1[a4ona- h-z,o1
ona c1oso5 ,n,o+ ~ a., Wis .-~s. ~
fair rennsst and s+aadv .hou+ 1en ~ m hnsha,s
cnaneei7 1snde a+ asc ~ NJ - e ~ ~ ~ .
Rfd 7s@r1c nv N sn-inr ra@7a;@. ~. ~. ~ =
swim, 49, Eeacn. ..x p.:ss4,a go 49,.
oioe, h.+t h,,.s - ,, - L,z1 - -
The stca1er,a na1va nox1 5,a
The F1onr morrst ,ntf.-od 3. sox,,x. ~. f1,,,, r.,
, 1861-10-01

D.ro1sG PAnrr.-Ms. Airaaole gtves his
ntusl Tuesday evening Party at his Dancing
1a.as,rv ccFner Of Madison and Clark streets.
Mr. Mtrssole particularly invites his friends
md scho!ars.
, 1861-10-01

YATES PHA1Ax1-Ihe following officers Of
tte Y.tts Phslanx received their commissions
ca Saturday lsst: Col Austin Light, Lieut.
ccl 7. Q. osbo1ne, Assistant Surgeon Chas.
u. C1srk, Quarter Master Joseph Cutler.
, 1861-10-01

FIFTH HATugERsAR1-Thss Shields Mission
School celebrated its tifth anniversary On Sun
<}sv last, This is one Of the oldest and most
n1osrerous miesion schools In the city. .s
, 1861-10-01

4rronTHEKI-Cspt- Il. e. F1ttArs OF this
city has been appointed Captain Of tbs gun
hoat New Era BE left On Saturday to as
suue command
, 1861-10-01

Cages Chicago Dragons
VIII meet 1T the aln1oty on Wedaeaday 1sosp4nr;
at 10 O'Clock for anelecttun Of of6cerS: It II az
p<cted thAt every member will b. present.
By order Of Capt. E. BoHrLE,
- 1t the old Chicago Drazpoust ArmnrT.
, 1861-10-01

best drilled, and commanded by Col. John B. Tur-
chin, who has 10 EupEr1oE in the service, is now
IN camp at Camp Dennfson, Cincinnati, Ohio, IN
as The regiment is again filed to 1900 men Apply
to Lieut. l. Bridges, Recruiting Officer 18th beg
tment Illinois Volunteers, Custom House Place,
Chicago. es256s
, 1861-10-01
ar111p Equipments, Sc.
#lLITARY CAPS
J. Il A. HERZOG.
Manufacturers 6rd Jobbezz os
HATS, GAPS AID STRAW G1Gg4
152 LAKE. STREET, CHICAGO, Ill
mhBag&
auuErtakerE.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL HALL
4l Road. e.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

To New York. New Bnztano ana the
Csna&Ras
I'm and sf,pr sJ1HDAY Aug I1th. lsG. Tra1na iexye
ths erext | Csntrai e epat foot of Lake sueet, 1t
rco A. E5eze7:: 81 {95eeHRt tsndsya 4
,- RrtdEr {N l. NJ Albany. IN r II:
EeT YORK 25e F. r.; Boston, Ills r n.
xpn p y-NeV ToIk ard Boston E1pIeaA {eTrepf
- Saturday, AtTtye # Detroit EaG 4 L:
STcrunt1. $40 E. II; Montreal T200 II s
k1snsasipu Btidge Or Budalp, T10 E r..
A1basy. e. a2s 4 !; 4 r kev 1osk. saa !. Il:
f!,,r,nn,n TTsirA us II G. Eaflroad lexve Cb1ea1o
al 43@ ( N. Ms5i Train sos r ~ Fast EmSrsI.
sfrive Is ChissEo e 1:0s A. II: Fsst E1prea4. aad
T5s asao 4 TTa3n leaving Chicago runs throu.a
to Gnsaanasi Without eaange ID czes o. baggage:
! Balisbwy's Patent Busters
A1e fan On Day K1pren Trzlns
PAtEHT SLEEPING GARS ON HAIL6IHar TsAExb
H Baggazo Chssksa Through. .ea
THROUGH 1IGKRTs 1or sale N AL principal Raf1.
1ped QMte= "a the Wess. st he GalAuA 0Hoe. cnf1er
Hnrseo GAira{p md a as3ae peeoE, ,-..
J.2fA. HEAE, ~&ftHyH FaEa XYf
, 1861-10-01

PROSPEROUS m1Ee1oo ecnoo6 III kao ~'" '-
o.rorsG PAnrr.-Mr. Miraaole gives his |
ntusl Tuesday evening Pa1ty at his Dancing
Academy ccfner Of Madison and * streets~
Mr.. Mtraeole particularly invites his friends
g1E scho!ars~
YATES PHA1AM-The following officers Of
4ne Y.tte Pha}aux received their commissions
ca Saturday last: Col Austin Light, Lieut..
Gel 7. O. Osborne, Assistant Surgeon Chas.
i. C1srk, Quarter Master Joseph Cutler:
SALE or PRoPEMKR.-The propeller
Lacy Fraaklin, bnilt in this city LAST winter,
snd owned By ]. 7. e. s. II Edwards, has
been told OF private terms, and gc.s into the
lower like service.
on1ruART.-Leorazd c. Wemple, son Of
J,C.A Wemple, an old sad highly esteemed
citizen Of Chicago, died short time since,
after brief Illness, at Nevada City, Colorado
Territory. =
# Lake street has cessed to be raElga-
bic strtam. The rocks and quicksauds hare
tsktn shape that rendezs pessnge IN any
ecrt Of craft entirely impossible. Time has
heretofore worked wonders, and here Is an
othtr chance in that line.
PERSONAL Hon. John Moore, Springfield
Col I. Lyle Dickey, .. s. Cavalry; Allen But
Ier, New York; Judge Lord. D. 4 January
erd :amilr. sid Mrs. Churchill, St Louis; Dr.
Jchp Z. Ksre, Phi1aa.lphfa J. N. joy, Esq,
Ae'Ae-<' a. 0Sofs''s ~ Sa-~ AAA0--' -10'7~-
H c=2t+ =. ~ "aoa1s, u peaal ol
the wounded OF the lssh Regiment LIMOS
n Mrs. r T. johnson for 3 b,sket of nrese,ves
ie7r,es Sc also to the nnkrozp don,r. If
,,.ndsres- linen. c
For JoL1ET.-Tte fire prisoners convicted
curing the late term Of the Circuit Court, Eg-
gers, Ar]1ens, May, Morgan and Sullivan, were
taken to Joiie. ye>terday by Deputy Sheriff
-s1;.srt:,-.. ~. oth.-. a-a - ~ e.L I
,,~ns ~ ~ e'1o1'
Pos1rosEnEHT.-Owing to news Of the
5sath Of brother ef Mr.. Marine. the opening
Of the Ct7cego Dancing Academy is postponed
to Thnr5day a.tercco, for the reren4ian of
s:stots' aao 1nn1suay e7ea'ug lof 'oa OPEN
l1s eoNee' 4ao Z i1aHs ao1 LIE openAnss VI tne
FIRE At ST; CuAR1Es,-At st. Charles, On
sstr,asy rseht last The c1otb,rp store of j. P.
F,1rn,d. .he dv ge,ds end oracerz stnre of
Mersra + c,pocd. ,na a., c,nnrv t1,5,d,n,,
1.1c,e;ro +o 3 : p;,c,o.+ .a-a,.a s,t;,o77 5a'
etuved iy f7ne. The 1;-e o,;einatea IN NJ
Ferro1d,s etore. The an amt of 1osa We co,1d
FOL 4eafn-
roRnFcr,nx-Tn. an ;ter, ,nb1;shas -, o,,,
;ssna ofNo,,.a.- i, +ha ,,a+tar ,f ht,c,s ,,,,;-
t,n.,, ,,.;,, ~ +;o,,., :,;zats.. ..-.a -
~ m snoa ~ ~ q - &c., = w. "
90 1rs.o'.4sl. E-.-A.-.otN -" ~ -. -,
- 1... @..esu, ~ r. ausmI. La "
4o,;r ~ ~ nc ;a;ns+;.a @ - doaa ~ ra-1a ~.
.,,e1<s '>eNN~
Tie Pastoral Aid Society Of the Die
cese Ct Ii1ciE, nj i'll hold its ennua1 meeting
evening and At 81 1oh,,a r,,,1r., ~, ,rh.,,-
eav tvfrfrp Aadre-sfa oil, he t1e1;vered h
several friends of7he soeiet7. The unh,;c a,
cordially invited 10 attend.
SALE OF CATTLE TO TIE GovERHMEST.-
About :hnty live hundred he'd Of cattle hay
heeI sod to the GoTe1nment by the agent 8
this city, within the past few days. Th
1.rger proper lion Of these catt1e come fro1
MiEECuri, beirg d1iven out Of the State Al
slipped to Ibis city TO prevent their confsc:
, 1861-10-01
Gbiraao:Gritlt1tte
TT7EsnAY, OCTOBER, !, 41ee1. I :.
TIE U1TY.

prp.oxA1.-Ho1. Wilson Accand1as and
tauIIy. Of Pttteeu'gh, ere at tbs Sherman
Home. - -
, 1861-10-01

Ia tbs city on Monday morning. Sept 3ttd, at tue
NJ. WM PlGoTf End Misa ELIZABETH STEWART,
all Of this city.
, 1861-10-01

For company already accepted. They are to
join Col. Ri1gess Sharp Shooters, now stationed at
St: Lonts: Pay $1s per month. and .sa.s7 extra
pei month Tor clothing. The Brigade Is armed
with the celebrated Enfield Riaas.
F. BuEEE, 1st Lfeut.
Recruiting officer.
Recruiting Office corner Of North Clark aud
Water streets, Ewing's Block, Room No. /.
eeA 1Wx
, 1861-10-01

~ Jcwett e. Co., Sc Dearborn, sen 1t 10 /.
Y. 10 bbaG. 1iqpcn, 15e boxes soap, 50 lots to-
baccc, cigus snd groceries. :. -.
, 1861-10-01

o-~ ~ th.,
ant,s desE 1ssS,nn s..s 49, r..,
to,vard: ~ sse- .4.s.a~I. ' ".S& @run -, oos1
o.,,. eor.,.ss," u1; - .', -, spo.Ao
and urperceayea. crent nm tn Haro ona
dealt him a terr1fic h1oT noon +ha s;da - -.
head faI,n. 1,1n sa1as,aa. - 49, .Aae ~ n'o
-, ~ " ~ sH0 noo1 ana
- astaiAis LIE nnlA" alsDoHa1d t0en attempt-
"a 70 Escape. nul Was soon apprehended.
hare "as conveyed home and medical aid
summoned, but the terrible blow had done its |
work edectually and he died five hours after.
An inquest Was held upon the body and the
jury returned verdict that the deceased came
TO his death by blow inflicted by James
Hsre. The prisoner was then committed to
the Midd1eport jail upon the Coroner's w.1-
rant Both parties were orisananS from tnls
ctty, and while hVlng acre 'altnoogn some nam
ity ]ars nso oceurfeo' oore good character.
s..r~.4, th. w.tcr, xyou.a t
noiAn1e7 1of the oeAena VI elllng aualao
A.eo apouna, ano "as oe sousat qa1te pronta'
", ~ tuo e'ee's ane heAaels a. wen ~ IN
eoees Ionet. 1e4ts IN hu1nan tle. "aea Iue
, 1861-10-01
d I Il d.

At Hastin7e, Minnesota, Sept Eth, LOUISE e
CWlCHELL. formerly amemhef Of the Chicago High
, 1861-10-01
TAIRBAN KS STANDARD
SCALES OF ALL KINDS,
Fairbanks & GreenIeaE,
xk LAKE STREET CHICAGO.
.Ealifor1ia a11b DikE's Beat.
DO NY z Z 2 r & 8: g.
Ten Days

N N3AN E1V132HN N&kVs
LErTERs win be received 1t the ofaee eftha
United States Express Company
p0KNER OF CLARK AND LAKK sTHEkTx,
Qso LAke s1d 20 C1atk Ekneta,3
which will bs forwarded to connect With ta6 Fuu2
Expfeh. leaving st. Jneepa, Missouri, eTeay
WEDKR8BAE AND sATUEDAE. At II z. u.
YEE4RAMs =,
Rent ID fort Kea1e9 On the mornings of Monday ss
Fnday viii connect tae Pa1y. leaving g. jose7s
Nedntzdx1x ans Saturday..
Isttss5 weighing o8 Or under E1.-..-...at..-.ss&&
LettNfe weighing gEer n1A
G1tsr July 1se
W~ In al czsss u be encloeaa Il 4avefnMe11
E4z1ped e1YHlopea &c III EIpree1 C5AfEta pre1a21
tps2lN Il. o. QoAY1N. AEbat
, 1861-10-01

RU@HCY tEAIIEQAD.
nIa-pky ExpFe9 u 9t& Az (8und4y9 eEeePs1d3t
tsd49A ATS 3E. H. HGnd1XE e1ctpted.1 NsEaF Exp1sex
50 =. Mo9asya exraeEad, An1afA Aono1ana2aA-
dtc leaves - 46a r H. f8pHdky3 HKu6Fab01, 1x1a444
q, C H1EMoN+, a77s,
, 1861-10-01

A-A1-AAANs AG1
ST. Lou1s.-The Republican Of this morning
eayB:
The week closes upon the uaual quiet money
it, movements was the event at Lexington. This
besides being generally depressing in tis tendency
WIS thought to affect unfaVorably the standing Of
give assurances that any apprehensions on this
account are .g1oundleEe. The exchange msfFet
the last tWo days underwent change, advancing
and etiftening, under Influences we have before
adyerted to-. The rate to-day for checks On New
York was: buying s aud selling to * per cent
premium. Gqld 10 Eurehsae5 A. sk per cent,
pfcM1.4n. Treasury demand notes are at u dis
eou1t for gold, ard ~ per cent. premium fo1
bankab1e funds.
CmcTSNA11.-The Gazette Of this {Monday)
morning Gays:
The money market presented very quiet ap-
pearance on Saturday, In every department.. The
demand for money WEE moderate, considerably
below the average for the week, and good paper
Was in Light supply, but there was stm enough to
Ieet the wants Of the street. and satisfactory secu-
rit1ss were negotiated without difficulty. The dis
count 1carket upon the whole, presents steady
lion, being ree ttu. that nervousness which lately
prevailed. Business has seen adapted to q war
basis and Is being conducted accordingly. There
Was very light demand for exchange, but the re-
ceiptB having diminished more than the consump-
t1on; rates we're firm; and In some instances deal
ers allowed depoaitors one tenth premium. The
buying rate, however, cannot be quoted at oYer
par, Bankers checks were x premium. large
amount Of exchange is due from the Government,
and the stiffness exhibited on Saturday, is not,
Was good counter demand for gold, which Was
met at prem. Some inside negotiations we're
made 1 At &@4o but y vas the prevailing figure:
q l Fan
, 1861-10-01
H.uHt.
NAERCHANTS' SAVINGS

NN Il RCHA a N Is 5 q IN GS
lVp LOAN & TRUST co. Chicago, Sept e5, 1881.
PURSUANT to Instructions from the SttEetarT Of the
Treasury, book VIII b. opened the 9Th inst. at
the Office or this Institution, TT Subscriptions undez
under the act oi l7t July 1851. These notes viii BE-
issued In surH of F{fv dollars hundred dou3fS,
anT uuitplc Of Fifty dollars dated 18th August $751;
parable years aftcr ato snd bearing interest 4t
serui ApnuaIjT with coupons attached. Interest
crued since I4a August mist be paid TO date Of sub
s1IlpHon By Subscribers. J.h. DURHAM
, 1861-10-01

Compared with the statement published week
sgo there is an increase in the stock Of wheat, Of
143 COO bushels, and decrease in the stock Of corn
Of Ii, 600 bushels.
, 1861-10-01

SALE or 4 PRoPMER.-The propeller
Lady Frsl Kiln, bnilt in this city LAST winter,
end owned BY ]. 7. e. s. II Edwards, has
been sold OF private terms, and gc.s into the
lower like service.
, 1861-10-01

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK NARKET.
ron WEE ENDING sK71EN1En 80, 1861.
MONDAY EvEHMs, Sept 50, 1861.
The rece3uts Of I1Te Stock at the Ya11ous Ya1i5s
, 1861-10-01

KALAMAZOO HORSE FAR.-The Ka'smazoo
Horse Fer will commence to day and termi-
rate On Friday afternoon. The Michigan Cen
trs1 Railroad have ample arrangements to car
~ ell who may wish to attend, at oneha7f the
usual rates Of fare. The starting times Of the
trains are 4. n, and 7:30 r. II.
, 1861-10-01

oB1ruART.-Leorard G. Wenple, son Of
&C. 4 Wemp.e, an old sad highly esteemed
citizen Of Chicago, died short time since,
after brief Illness, at Nevada City, Colorado
Territory. -
, 1861-10-01

E C:pt. C. D. c. Williams, il behalf OF
the wounded Of the 18Th Regiment Illinois
Volunteers, begs to retuEl his grit :ful thanks
to MIS- J. I. johnson for basket Of preserves,
jelhss, &c; also to the unknown donors Of
bsntsses, linen, DC
, 1861-10-01

SAD Acc1DEsT.-On Saturday last Miss
BroWrell, employed IN the paper mill of But
1er 6 Hunt Of this city, located at st. Charles,
met with most distressing disaster. By
Ecne mans che caught her right arm in
the machinery, and before she could be rescu-
ed from her pe1i.ous position, her arm was so
badly crushed as to render amputation neees-
ssty. IN her efforts to save herself, she also
caught the thumb of her left hsnd in the ma
chine1y end completely tore It from the hand,
carrying with it the cords and tendens nearly
to the elbow. Amputat'on vas performed
upon the thumb, but 1t is feared that the am-
putation Of that o1m will elBo be necas.,arv
The surgery was performed eE1affany by Drs.
Crawford and Sill, Of St. Charlea. Migs
6rownen is ricce Of Mr. Butler, one Of the
owners Of the mill.
, 1861-10-01

Every member fs reqaeeted to be ca hand this
FExo. ". Cole, Ses'y.
, 1861-10-01

For JoIET.-The fire prisoners convicted
6rrirg the late term Of the Circuit Court, Eg-
ee1s, Mr}lens, May, Morgan and Sullivan, were
taken to Jo'ie. yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Perry. Morgan las life member8hip il the
renitent:rrS. The Others arc IN for short
, 1861-10-01

GAS FH1rEEs.rr7ao place to get nsso sty,es at
low figures, 1sa Lake street. Il n. EuxAnru.
September 10, 1851. ee1n-a6t
, 1861-10-01

~ Lake street has cessed to be raFlga-
bic stream. The rocks and quIcksauds hare
tsken shape that rendezs psssnge IN any
ecrt Of craft entirely impossible. Time has
teretofcre worked wonders, and here Is an
c4htr Chance in that lire.
, 1861-10-01

SALE OF CATTLE TO TIE GovERHMEST-
About thirty 1--WE hundred head Of cattle have
teen sold to the Government by the agent at
this city, within the past few days. The
l-rger pzopo1to Of these cattle CONE from
MiEEouri, beirg dfiven out Of the State aid
shipped to This city 70 prevent their confsca.
1:Cp by secessiQuiste
, 1861-10-01

r~ Tie Pastoral Aid Society Of the Do
ceee ct Illinois, n i'll hold its ennua1 meetings
this xsck 1t Trinity Church, on Wednesday
evening, and at st. Johns Church, On Thur
Cay tvtnirg. Addresses will be delivered By
several friends Of the Society. The public are
cordially invited 10 attend.
, 1861-10-01

The following letter.. dstatred in the Cn,eao..
Post oihoe for Postage. VIII be forwarded t. ths
Dead Letter odiee, on Monday neIt, nplaas ths
postage I. previously paid Call 1t The rcozp Of
the Dead Latter Clark, up xssirs.: = -
, 1861-10-01

PERSONAL Hon. John Moore, Springfield !;
Col 7. Lyle Diekey, Q. s. Cavalry; Allen Ba3-
1er, Kew York; Judge Lord. D. l. January
ard :a1pily, sid Mrs. Churchill, St Louis; Dr.
Jchp E. Ksre. Phiiaa.lphta; J. n Joy, Esq,
Dtt,c!t, at= stepIipg at the fremont House.
, 1861-10-01

CoRnEcucn-1n an item published in our
issue Of Mon6sy, in the matter of bogus grain
tuye1s, ucin1c1 tionsl injustice wss done to
Bit. T. c. Srow, Of the film Of Snow & Yale,
243 Water street From statements made to
cB TIE sre satisfied that Mr. Snow was rot q
Ia1ty to the gross Injustice done the farmer IS
sneged.
, 1861-10-01

DEPARTURE or BusTEED's ARTILLERY
Bnsteed's corpe Of artillery, which has been
quartered 1t the Wigwsn: for some weeks
paft, left for Washington last evsntng by the
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad.
This company Is composed largely safecrults
from Michigan, and Hil do e1cellent service
in tie field. The arms and equ.pmentaH al
be furnished IN Washington. The company Y
oface1ed ss fo1lo#a: Captain, Richard bna'
teed, Jr. 1st Lieute11ant, Albert Cordney %
Lieuteasnt, Robert J. Parker; Sd lieutenant,
samue1 4. .Mccie1land 4th Lieutenant, 3
Eugene Rogers; Quartemss.er s:sgcaat,
Jzres ". Nuitirg; Orderly s.rgca-t, Tsps
E. Da:66.