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, 1861-10-19

There WAs strong nOrtherly breeze today, anu
large number Of vessels came into port; but go
great was the demand for freight room that there
il no visible alteration in rates. Business, how
ever, Was more active in all its departments.
There Was fair demand for flour BY Boston and
New York buyers, and the market was tolerably
active at about yesterdays prices. Upwards Of
1900 brls changed hands at so@4 70 foz gooa to
choice white winter extras $4.t5 for mixed win
ter; 93 35@340 for winter superfne; $3.60@4 for
spring extras and IS for good spring super
The demand is almost entirely confined to the re-
qpireneuts Of shippers who bold contracts for
freight at lower figures than the published rates.
There was fair demand for wheat at the opcn-
Ing by shippers desirous Of completing cargoes,
and the market ruled steady; but towards the
close, owing to the frnneas in fcights, It became
dull and declined 1c per bushel. About 10000
bushels Of all grades we're sold, at 92c for No
White: Sc for No Rid; s2@83c for No 2 Red; /;
77@7s5<c for No Spring; 7207s18c for No
Spring; and 60@61c for Rejected SpEiug-clostng
quiet.
There was an active inquiry for corn, and the
market advanced &c. with sales Of about 120, coo
bushels at &c for White +. 0. b.; 24c for Canal
Mixed a1oat; ard a2Ga21xc for Mixed in store
chiefly the latter figure.
Oats we're In good demand by shippers, and the
market WAS firm, with Gales at 17@l8c for No IN
store. Rye was quiet at SOC in store. Bailey con-
times extremely dull and 1t is difficult to Eel, the
very best parcels at over 374c. HighWtnes were
eteady at 14c. Timothy Seed was In fair demand
at 81 a0@1.41hc.
Freights were steady and firm at BIC for wheat
to 0swego; 17c for corn, and 16c for wheat to Bat
| ialo.
, 1861-10-19
ID I II ID :,

In thsA cIty, the 18th inst. CARRIE IINCE, wife
Her remains viii be taken to Morrow, Ohio. for In
tcFYnent.
n Cit ctnnati papers please copy.
In this city. of Typhoid Feyet. MARY JANE JEF.
FERS, daughter of Luke snd 0s1ssa Conss scE, aged
8 FeAra-
In AndoYer N. n, Ocs.ber 9Th. Of Branchittk. Mr..
MAST &, C0UCH, wife CT ]. Harris Couch. and
daughter ot Jonathan BroEn Etq-. aged 81 ses1+
"she being dead ret speatcth"
Truly my this be tatd Of tue deceased whose pro-
cept and example were always on the aide Of virtue.
Nth cu1t1vsted mfad and acuse sensihlitie1 her
sou was ever keenly alive to tie charms of the besn
ttfn1 and uue Lorg viii hermemorE lTa In the hearts
Of thoas who ov1d her who wilt 1oW think Of her 81
abeaut11l nr gel IN Httvea. Ms5 the herea7ed bus
band parents brothcrs tters and the dear uncle and
aunt IN the West. With whom She spent much Of nef
life and the large circle Of relatives and teadA. Ind
consolation IL tue hope Of happy union with he1
In the Spirit Land.
9 viii the Times and Journal pfesse copy2
, 1861-10-19

NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-FLouR- Scarcely 80 ac-
tiyt. but prices without decided change Sales
Of 49, 800 bble, at $500G5 70 for rejected; S. 500
Gd seRRe5ans eRReia stste S2@ 60 os es stae
$5.6015 50 for common to medium extra western;
*5.T0G5 50 for chipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio; *6 o1@6 90 for trade brands; the market
closing quiet, with shippers holding back for their
letters By the Arabia, expected this evening. Ca
madam flour unchanged, with fir inquiry.
Sales Of 1aso hb1s, at $53o@54o for superdne,
nour qu1eEat $275@4oo. Corn meal nonainalIy
unchanged .-...7.
WmskT-Flrmer. Sales Of geo bbls at 21k9
&c
GRAH-Wheat less active, st the close scarcely
20 firm. while prices generally are without mate
rial change sales 1850 ba en- l spr1ng at sL199 81
bu hill club at $1.29@l .; 26.0o9 bu amber loEa
$1.s5@1 s5; $500 red state at 81 3eQ91. IS; 80 go
h1 %nteE t :, I'd Mte M a aess
at s1.40; 18200 bu white Mich st 81 43Dl.47; $500
hu white Kentucky at $f.45@1. IL, Rye scarce and
steady, ealea 40 hu At 67G52c for Canadian and
6sc for e1ate. Corn rules firm with fair demand for
Export and home consumption; sales ai9 9oo ~ at
59G60c for inferior to com mixed western 6o4 961c
for good to prime chipping do, 6l15@s2 foI very
choice d. 6a&ese do1 wssts5n ys9% 9ats Euls
a9140 cfor wastern and state.
FHov1s1ohs-Po1k continues firm, and little
more doing. Sa1et, rs brls st $15 ND15 50 for
s9a g e 60 9 umta sfa Bsl ss
| 81. .n@450 for country prime; $5-0005. so for
mess; $9.co0n, ,25 for repacked mess, and ST.: :7a
du aaet st
| for new. Cut meats are selling slow at 5m5Hc
| for shoulders, and 5H@6Hc for hams. Bacon
at 6A07c- Lard Is less active and shade easter.
Sales, eco br1s at sH@9Hc. Butter fs drmer aud q
| fair business doing at 7011c for OHIO and 1aB@
C GaocEn1Es 90 1E -codee inactive. No sales suga,
-Raw dull. Sales $50 hbds Cuba 8H@sh; IS,
, 1861-10-19

2 RT OF CH L c a G. Q
ARRIVED ...-.-.-.-.- -Uct- 49,
Prop Buckeye, Rosman, Ogdens5urgh4 lag ton

ARRIVED. Oct, liz,
Prop Buckeye, Rosman, ogdensaurgh. lag tons |
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo, suad1iss.
BARK Sam Ward Buckley, Buffalo: 1s6 tons coal
Bark John Sweeney. Burna. Buffalo, $50 tons coal.
Bnk Waterwitch, Morland, Kingston, 500 brls
Brig Frontier City Haven, Kingston, 50 eds wood.
se& w, Hinsdale, Brown, st Joseph, 10 N
schr Aldabaran, Folly, B1ha1o, $50 tons coal.
Schr San Jacinto, Mason4 Colborne.
Schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wlkinson's Pier, IS
schr Freedom, Higgins, Depere, 47o N shingles.
Schr " Drake, Borden, Bnfalo, &c eds wood.
schr St Andrews, Norris, Presque Isle, 365 tons
schr Crusader; Coates, Kalamazoo, $50 NJ shingles,
schr Pioneer, Thompson, Muskeson, % n lumber,
schr HTondele, Thompson, Kalamazoo, 6 N
schr Racer. Brys1t, colborne, 5a6 brla salt.
schr Eleanor, Henderson, "allaceburg, 139 cords
sehr Robert n Brown, Higgins, S: Clair, 81 cords
schr conToy, McKirdy, Buffalo, 1e4 toms coal.
schr White squa11. Leonard. Buffalo, $50 tons
sshs Ksbsees, psyi;son, Butts1o, 5stens coal.
sshr Tho:dan, Anderson, South Haven, ss cds
EChf Isl r GaTv. IRNfE. O81hnua}R
Eehr Delcs DsWolf Jagrr, Kingstou, 9a4 sks salt.
Schr Granada Fitzgerald, Kingston. So III salt.
| Schr Marquette, AcC1u1e, O.weeo 100 tens coaI
Schr 81 Tempo, Hughes, SArntss Io0 n Iumber. Is
eds wocd.
| Scht Robber, Pu2h, keEanee IS cos wood
schr Alpha, GWInn, Grand RiFer, S eds wood.
schr CuJahoga, Roberts, Cleveland, ii tons coal,
| Scow Mr Vernon Doaae KaIauazoo, as m Inn
! bet. Is N stayes, -NN'-
sloop scandinavian, oleeon, Kalamazoo, Hundries.
CLEARED Oct. 1s
| Bark S Shepherd, Atkiua, Buffalo a. Q00 bu cnrr
Brig Ocean Eagle, Galigan, Buffalo, a. 600 bu con-
, 1861-10-19
The Commerce OF Montreal

The commerce Of the port Of Montreal has been
greatly stimulated BY the civil war in the United
States-the number II arrivals and clearances for
showing vast increase oyef previous yeats. as
follcws-Iu 1852 15i vessels Of ~ 055 tons; 1888,
20l vesses Of 81 I7b tons 1854, 20 vessels OF g.
vessels OF g. 43s tons 1851 I'll vessels Of 654 435
tons 1855 1b7 vessels Of 847 tons 1853 t35 Vcs-
sells of G. 939 1ona 1850, ia vessels Of 653 tons
, 1861-10-19

Divine Service in the morning at 10k and in
the evening at X o'clock, In the Protestan
Episcopal Church, corner OF Indiana and Franklin
etreets. E. B. Tuttle, Rector. Seats free.
South Presbyterian Church, corner Of Edna
Place and Jackson streets: Preaching IN this
By the Rev. DR.. Haisey. The public are cordially
Invited to attend
Rev Edward A. Rice, Of Watertown, Conn.,,
tario and Dearborn streets, On the Sabbath st 106
and * p. N. The public are cordially invited to
attend.
, 1861-10-19

OCEAN FRE1eKrs At KEw. YoRK.--FreightE arc
corn may be quoted at 1t@1i5<d; whest at 11x@
t2Ad, and -four at 2s Cd. To London dour as 9d
Wheat l3@13Ad, and heavy goods at 4Os and 50s
TO Hayre :: IS 000 hu wheat at CSC, and 1000 brls
-four at CSC. The charters only comprise q British
bark to Cork direct. with ~ 600 bu corn at 124t .
s6 ba-N r Tribune,
, 1861-10-19

CoRREcr1o&.-The types made US say yes
terdsy that Dr.. Dyas was on trial for perjury
in the Recoreer's Court It shou1d have read
Dr. Organ. The former physician is too well
the provoking mistake, but the correction is
due to prevent any false Impressions gaining
currency with those who are unaequainted
With Or. DYas.
, 1861-10-19

the claim paid; +el1 him / would, 80 T he. i
came little scared At the immens{ty OF the
fpargee; he satd at one time he dIdn,t |
Nant 70 folloN up these charges but b. |
waoft os pay f1HaA to NJ. Ward and told.
him Colby was determined to have his psy or
wasn't afraid met ,Colby. and told him
Ward wouldn't pay 1t, "a he didn't consider IL
1nsr; Nss. employed ii the Comptrollsr's
omce four years; Colby knew it; WIS on
friendly terms With Mr.. Wa,d, aud suppose
Colby knew that.
claims s9atnAt the city frequently epoke to
me shout them people who had claims uuad-
justed did not epsak to me while they Were
pending, as the city usually paid Its clklms;
Colby Mked me to speak to the Comptroller
shout his claim he Insisted that It ought to
ougnt to Il did not 6noW anything Of nay own
knowledge untaide Of the. pap ra about the
merits Of the claim; I irtt spoke to Afr. Ward
about the matter, in his Office, think; it was
during The investigation Of the charges against
him don't know. why I told him about It
felt like telling him Of It; don't know that
have taken sides With Ward; am in
the employment Of the city now;
while IN the Comptroller's office, two
jurJmen came to me, about leaving town,
and took their certificates giving them That
I
I may have msde a discount OF dollar Or
two; there might have been money N ire
Treasury but the Comptroller paid bis bills
only once month; there was young man u
the cfice at one time, who, believe, bought
cfty indebtedness but don't know anything
about It; never knew Of the Comptroller
buying any.
Tie witness then detailed the purchase Of a
t.x-title which was testified to In the Ward In
yesfgation. During the progress Of the ex-
plapation, the witness stated that certain
friend had informed him Of the opportunity
to purchase thepzopert7 at taz sale. MIR. Van
Bureu demanded the name Of that friend and
the witness declined answering. Considerable
diecuesion ensued between counsel, after
which the chair decided that the witness need
not auswer, An appeal Was taken from the
decision and the Council decided that 1t was
proper question. The wituess then gave the
name as Alvin Salisbury, aud proceeded with
the explanation. The cross examination wa
prolonged to an almost indefinite extent, but
developed little OF interest.
At the close Of MI. FrZier's testimony, AID
Holden moved to adjourn until Tuesday eve
ming. Carried.
, 1861-10-19

MARKETS. BIZ TELRGRApH.

butchers -.--....-.-.435@-%c 6l@5Ac.
Second quality sti1l-fed fat3H @3Ac. 4A@4Xc,
, 1861-10-19
Wheeler and Wilson'S Sewing Ma
chimes

WHEELER AND WHsoN's SEWING MACHINES
The only Sewing Machine making the Lock-Stitch
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot.
We prefer them for family use-N 2. I1ribuns.
They are the fayorites for famiies.-.N. 2. Tinss.
It has no riyal.-Seienttfe Az4tTiean.
It surpaeses all ethers. .-Ladies' Repository.
Makes the beet stitch for sewing.-fa,naers' Hog.
Equal to nine eeamstresses.-Hons Journal.
s:ageB time and health Of ten women,-Water Cure.
Beyond all question the best.--Life Illustrated:
IS a'es
The ma chine Tor family use.-Adu, aad Journal.
Indispensable In every faH1lly.-Ihe Preacher.
The best ever inyented.-Christian EaQuirer.
Are without riYa1.-dna. Phren. Joxrsaas-
It's superiority Is unquestioaed Fireman. Jour.
Vastly superior to al ethera1G@.asa 1,.s nsI5s;
TLeT maintain Tie e-eminence.-Erpress
We praise It with enthuslasm.- .--Chri ki0n InteE.
We cannot tire in its praise.-Neso Yorker.
OfBce-163 and 165 Lake street.
GEORGE r. CHIrrENDEN,
General Agent for illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin and
Northern Indians. ocl7-10td4twgs94
, 1861-10-19
MONETARY.


ENDAX &Nx41k@s Od3- u, 1se1+
Business paper IL still IN eolapeEattve1y small
supply; bnt there II prospect Of mora tciyiy, for
the strong north wind. 10 tzinztnE III largs aeat
Of vessels, Large :. it u, onr warehouses can
more than I'll III the veasel that will arrive. It
would be well II the feet were hslt a dozen times
ea large as ia, 40 that Our warehouses could be
cleaned ont before navigation closes.
!. In general money matters there u nothing new.
Exchange f. . shade closer, but 1t still sells At Kc
at the banks the range IN the street and on ths
Beard of r,sde Is rather wider and may be quoted
at parmx. soms OF the banks charge 70 on
small bills. Gold buying A@h; selling &@1 per
cent. Demand not active
Mn,wAuxxz.-We quote the following from the
Et,3t;u<Z Of this morning: ...
The chief features OF the money market yeslet~
div were scarcity Of currency and gfest anon-
danca If exchauRe. The nominal rate q e1cn1nge
Tas q cent premium selling, but the oanks were
"a ehoet of currency that not rev Shippers were
forced into tie street offering s1ght drafts on New
York freely at u q cent psem.' ana N some N
stances at Il.
ST. Lou1s, ALTON CHICAGO RA1zRoAD.-A
weekly statement Of earnings from o~tober sth to
ha 1Eth. 1871
, 1861-10-19
FarDxwokths& CAvQlrY.


CAPT. Barker met Col. FafnsWorth's regI-
ment"a at Harr3sburg on Thursday afternoon
They have doubtless reached Washington BE-
fore tits time, unless they have been detained
at Baltimore. The railroad from there to
Washington is but single track, and is block.
ed up with freight snd soldier trains, 30 that
the mails are sometimes delayed two days In
getting from the Capital to Philadelphia
ACTIVITY IN THE C1TY.-Neyer, perhaps,
since the days Of 1856, haa Clark street pte-
sented so stirring and aninsted scene as
yesterday. From ten O'Clock until four in the
afternoon, this thoroughfare was completely
jsmmed with vehicles Of every description, 80
that it was almost impossible for pedestrian
to cross at any time. At one time the string
Of teams reached from South Water to Ran
doiph street; express wagons, laden to their
utmost capacity with boxes and bales of mer-
cbandiEe, agricultural implements and house
hold goods farmers, wagons, filed with grain,
potatoes and vegetables; drays, delivering
barrels and boxes innumerab1e; heavy leads
Of 1unber; 'busses, buggiea, horse teams and
dog teams; swearing Jehus; fast "crabs, y
garzplous news boys, hurtyiug pedestrians,
and ewarms Of ladies', arrayed like Solomon in
all his glory, made mp Bcene indicative Of the
great business activity, and inaparting gen.
nine metropolitan air to the city. The vast
hive is swarming. Business is buoyant, mon
ey flowing unimpeded In its usual channels
and it really seems IS though the good time
coming had come, aud war not wingipg itf
wide deso1ation."
FIRES About two O'Clock on Friday morn
ing, small frame house On Madison, nea
CLARK street, Wss discovered to be on fire
The flames were extfDguished without caus
ing materia1 damage. About three o'c1ocl
the eame morning, an ice house on the Nortl
Branch, belonging to Messra. Follanshee 6
Sons, was consumed by fire. Loss small
H- The " Yankee Card Writer continues t
write his splendid Visiting Cards for 81 pack d
the fremont Home. The only place to get til
latest style Of wedding and party cards-wtitte
with pen. Ladies' will call in parlors. Army of
Gers get their CARDS here.
, 1861-10-19
WATER WORKS.

~ NOTICE.-Au oxners or occupauts of buildings
epppi1ed vim water by the Chicago City Hy1f9nAc
Company, are hereby notified that tue rec 3nd scna'
AupuM pAYmert OF the year commencing May 1st,
1851, ending May lst lss VII 3 4ne a9a rs{a6,s
on the first OF November next ut the ONCE Dl Tue
Beard of Pubic WoENs Room No. Is Court House
The heIetn DECLARED 70 be due On tas hrst q
commeac}LE with that day and ending May !. 1851
Owners OF occupants Of buildings which are situated
which The dist1but!ng ater pipes are 5ad 9nt vhsa
Sneond Semi Annual PAYMENT for the assesement for
1he yeNr commencing May 1st, 1851. a1d ending MAY
1st iss yin be due and payable st tho same TIME md
place. % o1ueA W ~ s. CARPENTER President.
f,.5ce fne Board OF Public Works, Oct. .ts, lE6I
, 1861-10-19

NOTICE-F1om this dste all per-
In sona are forbid trusting ny vie Ameaa +.
Moody, % my eccouutr as shau not DC 1espons1oae
foE s,ns aeo ,f q = HeE 30sEPa l. HooDE
, 1861-10-19
Kansas Brigade, Commanded By Br1g.
Gen. r. Ii. Lane


This Brigade is under the immediate orders 0f
the Government, Companies or pa1ts Of Comps
nies Of Cavalry, Artillery or Mechanics, in any
part OF the Western States, who desire immediate
rervice will be accented into GET Lanes Brigade,
retaining their organization and be filled up from
the general recruits of the Brigade. The Cavalry
or Mounted Rangers are all armed with Sharpa's
Rifles. Colts NAVY Revolvers, and Sabres. Con-
nected with the Brigade is Company Of Mounted
Mechanics and Engineer Corps, to consist Of En-
gsnesTa, Bridge Bailders, Carpenters. Black
smtthe, Masons,' Shoemakers, sTailors, &c, who,
IN addition to regular pay, teceiTe % cent? day
while on extra duly, together with al the boun-
ties and Immuntties belonging TO the soldier in
the Volunteer Service Of the United States.
Transportation aud subsistence furnished at once
to Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Horses, arms and
equipments for all sc soon as mustered In. TO
the true patriot is the time to respond to the
cali of our common country, In this hour Of peril.
Apply by letter, care Metropolitan Hotel.
Recruiting office - Lake street.
j. Il. Mills,
st11gsae1't Reero.ting Officer E. B.
Tue C1TY M1se1oN.-An adjourned meeting Of
Ladies' Of several congregations interested IN the
Industrial School, will meet At Mrs. Dr.. Alport's
1a2 Washington street, on Monday, at o'clock,
-. Two swede girls, one to do chamber work,
and the other, to do general hOuseTotk. desire To
get In the same family. Apply st 96 North Frank
lin street, from to 2p. m.
49, s''~' +. 3. fu7T1E, City Missionary.
, 1861-10-19

Exports OF Produce in New York.
Included In the exports OF domestic produce for
the week 6611 brls Of -four. 392 brls rye -four,
2,l7s h1ls corn meal, 655,70s bushels wheat, 7Qt
bushels rye, 26o,140 bnshel. corn.
, 1861-10-19

Gales OF Produce In New York.
In the three days ending Oct. 10, there were sold
In New York, 60, 600 brls OF dour, 655,oD bushels
wheat $50 600 buahcls corn, 1000 bushels rye, and
$4,000 busheis barley.
, 1861-10-19

Grain Atio1t on the New York Canals
Calculations made in the Canal Auditors office,
chow the fact that there are four millions Of bush
els cf grain steadily aloat from day to day in
transit on the canals Of the State
, 1861-10-19
Horse SWfndltngs

Editors T1ibune:
In yonr issue Of the 18Th, you notice the
horses sent from Pennsylvania to Colonel
Brackett's Regiment, at Camp Douglas, Chi
cago. You we're right in your conclusions,
when you reported those animals the 'haclza''
and ssplugs" Of the last vestiges Of animated
horse flesh. (This Is not your language, but
it is the TACT in the CASEY Ont Of two hundred
and fftS-two specimens Of this order Of the
animal kingdom, only twenty.seyen we're
deemed fit for service. Nothing that animal
nature can be heir to, had failed in its vlsita-
TORS upon these poor creatures. NotWith-
stardirg the nbera1ity Of the Board Of Exam-
inere, and their ardent desire to mount the
troops Of this regiment at the earliest possl
bic moment, yet they could not, in common
| decency do otherwise, than reject this mutt
! lated MAPS Of animal matter. The regiment
has been shamefully injured and materially
| retarded in its progress BY this disgrac=in
transaction. It will require many weeks q
labor, and large expenditures Of roncy, fo
the regiment to recover from. iEhis calanattou
outrage. Respectfully yours,
| Il. F, S1CNEs,
, 1861-10-19

ALLOW me to enter disclaimer to any por-
ton Of the credit given me BY your cores
poudent II the matter Of an appropriation tor
The assistance Of the Sisters Of Mercy, BY the
Union Defence Committee. simply acted as
one Of the csmmittee, and am entitled TO no
soeiAtes would have done readily # he had
been applied to. VAN u hlGG1s5s
, 1861-10-19

H5ID The above reward viii be paid = AhS od6
fnr the conviction Of aay person or ptrso4a telnnE
e4nd4es Representing my Hanntaet1re., ~ caadiss
rndsr BrTan Hoft Pure molsates Nth walnut me4tes
rsolasses ca1dY, aud tts celahrated Eysnton Tan{{
oN1RISt 9out4 truly y. a. xakAALAhAA.
, 1861-10-19

]
u &-unter,
=, There win be race On the Garden
= +;curse, this afternoon, mile heats, best
in fire to harness, between Prairie
E. ;" and the pacing horse " Tramy."
'.aH N18aEsorA sEuosD.-A dispatch from
i It Wayne Announces the arrival Of the
k:1neeota Second at that city at an early hop.
seeterday morning, all well
TEE LABE-Fity two veesels were in sight
yesterday morning, off the ha1bor, Masking for
post- Vesse4 owners are improving the few
rsncsinisg days Of navigation.
DAILY PArERs-The New York, Boston.
PAi!ade1l his. Cincinnati, Louisville and St.
Louie daily paFers are received regularly by I
N<b, ccrler Of Madison street and Custom
Hucse Place.
United STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.-A venire |
has been, issued for q jury in this Court, re-
tu1uahle On Thursday next, the 24th instant, |
ut which time the regular call Of the trial dock
tt viii commence
The Blue ISLAND AVENUE CITY RAILWAY
Work will be commenced on the New ca
nal street and Blue Island Avenue line Of rail
wsy next week, commencing at Dothlends sim
nltaneonsly. Harrison street and Blue Island
Avenue viii be p!anked.
TIE CONTESTED W1LL.-In the will case
which has been In hearing during the past teW
days before the Superior Court, wherein the
~ 80 ~ ~ hs;sn ~ III ,;9bt c.na
- 49, .o.+e,.s.r -.ara;-r ,,,,h1a ~ a<1ae
They were discharged and new tr'al FILL oe
had.
u po,1 T,a ,,uo.,o;,;,,,. ,,o-+,,
..s -. .arr d.~s ,,.et hos hr,n1b+ 7arra
~. -. ~. x'a.ss,e - ~ ~o.+ ~ <h;nh 80 a ~
Ss..s.os .s@a.,saos ~ 49, 49, .h.-res
~ ~, -.cse,,h.as1,1 1o-ra =, ora,,, ent
- a,.,,, Fa.t ,1 +,,esa craft Tbene ;s n1enty
ora;n herp tn Al, them all. stand more too"
SUPPOSED DrA1H-A little boy named
Charles Gideon, thirteen years Of age, Etraged
AWAY f1om horne on Tuesday last, and It is
feared has been drowned. When he left home,
he had With him toy wagon which was found
yesterday near the light house From this
circumstance, fears are entertained that he is
crowned
51sr rREGIMBST-As squad Of 80 men, under
the ccmnand Of Capt. McWllliams, from st.
Joseph, Champaign county, intended for the
51st regiment, Col Cummings, reached this
city yesterday, and proceeded to quarters at
Cottage Grove. They complimented the
IR1BuEE with Ba1ute, for which they have
rial of which soldiers are made,
CoRREcTIoE.-The types made US say yes
terday that Dr.. Dyas WIS on trial for perjury
In the Recoreer's Court It should have read
Dr.. Organ. The former physician is too vel
known in the community to be injured at all b!
the provoking mistake, but the correction il
, due to prevent any false Impressions gaining
currency with those who are unaequainte'
with Or. Dyas.
......
finished in the Recorders Court, thas Of 1T
chae1 Roden, tried for assault with deadl
weapon. The jury brought in verdict Of no
guilty.
The cases of Dr.. Charles D. B, O'RJsn, 70
perjury, and John Keefe, assault with dead
1Y weapon. are still pending
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nohetAaa nouee VI e'a"uea osoAe1
VI He1tn net1s Hnees' WIS euseteo on 1ausf
property. 4 complete set Of silver plate
forks was carried OF, also gold watch belon!
ing to MI. Stoker, some jewelry Of his Wife
End sman amount Of change which WIS J.
- 4, S.4
, 1861-10-19
GarGe FF1n9Aiso.

Toue ceux qui par1ent L. Iapgne Frangsise, ct
qui desirent defendre rUnfon. ,sont invite De &c
jofndre cette Compagn1e, eous lie commandment
de John 3. De Cle1cq, e1-of6cier de larmee fran
eea1se ct des Belges ct aide par deR of1cfers ex-
perimentes. il est esperir que cen1 qut absent
Ia liberte 81 1otndront pour suppriuez lie dsastre
qui eourte le pays
Lof1lce de Requirement est au coin des ruea Mon
roe ct Sud Clark, Judd's Batimeut.