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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-09
For the Chronicle.
I'll Think of Thee.
BY EDNA CORA.
For the Chronicle,

BY EDNA CORA
"Tlink of me on the bottle-feld,
When dngger's round me there;"
All, yes i will remember thee
In many an earnest prayer.
For thou art going where the brave
And loyal hearts beat HIGH
With patriotic zeal and love,
That makes them dear to die.
Die for their country dear and true
Their own proud Southern land,
Whose sons are loyal to her cause,
A true, brave-hearted band
Yes, go now where glory waits thee,
Upon the battle-ground,
And pluck the brightest laurels there
From Fames immortal crown.
III think of thee, amid the strife,
When dangers round thee there;
At morn and eve, I'll think Of thee,
In every fervent prayer.
Fear not-His guiding arm shall be
Around thee evermore
He sees each fatal ball that flise--
He hears each deadly roar.
He'll not forsake thee in this hour;
I'll leave thee in his care,
And pray that thou wilt SION return,
With US our joys to share.
Think of that hour with hopeful heart
When care has pass'd away,
And peace gives to our happy homes
A cheerful beaming ray.
Adieu yet know where e'er you go,
Amid the dangers there,
Ny thoughts will often turn to thee,
In happiness and prayer.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-09

Sec'-loa' Il y T. HuSras. has besa appoi1ted
seereAfy OF = ate ia tho stead VI lion. Ros NJ
LooSA wv receives BTigadier Gsnsasslip ~
'"' "Vn'r lerate array.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-09
GREAT BATTLE in MISSOURI!
Mccullough attacks Lyons and SeigeI!

Federals are Whipped
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-08-09

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~ Sl operations belonging TO Dentistry, with
S11I1Ip neatnesS and dispatch. Teeth inserted
from one to an entire set, upon the most approved
plan. As make my own gold plate, can assure
my patrons that they will have the best quality Of
plate used, Persons having unsatisfactory plate
work are requested 10 give me call. AL work
guaranteed. oeioe hours - % 20 A. w., and 70
ePM.
March :, ls6o-n
, 1861-10-08

MONDAY Evening, October Z, 1911.
FREIGHTS-AcliEe and shade higher: The
engagements were ss follows: To k1ngetou -
scEr gaza, corn, via Port Celborce, q: oc; acar
Psss ns5G9h and PeIs9S Whsa g4 s21n u
Zephyr, wheat, at &c. To Buffalo ;-Schr Torrent,
com, at 14c: schrs kate Richmond, Josephine,
MaIshfeld. Ggmecock- Rainbow, Dashfng Wave,
ana brigs Globe, +. B. Ga1dseE; and Fanny Gard.
wheat, ct 16c; eehr Adriat1c, wheat, at Tic; schr
Lummis. wheat, TO 1oad at Wankegan,) st 17c;
Prep san; wAest, via Goaertch. at nc:
br!s. Market advanced &c. Sales. 100 brls good
White Winter extra at $4-so del 500 brls Model
M Tates int ss9 At sa 5eSa a. ef. cs1E' city" T.
md IN s So bris FavoGite w ts Of the union at dsi;
1so lrls City Stone Mlls" at - Is del; a4o
Louis Mills" do at 81 20 on track: 70 brls Ex-
1o0 brls "Farmers Mills i do at s4 70 del a1s
r R2ssE o SIs I'll s. s
Bishop Hia It IS S Del; 20 bis ::Rizins saa
as ss 9 Il S. 8 de1 L 70 &c
"spEine Mili. do st e 90 del.
bu Wntsr wSess e sapp 1sd spi5s
wheat t@2c higher Sa1e.-WrsTER-t0O 0O1 bn No
white Il etore q CSC; 5000 hu No red in store
ss 90 Il Sc b % n Il 1tsss &C.
srnIse-1, ,4o0 By No spring, il store At saac !;
90 geo bu do at SIC; 1900 bu do st 81He: 900 bn
do at sic; 1.000 bu do at 805&c; $4,000 bu No Z
spring nttore at tic; 5000 eu do at T66c; 80 0O00
| bn DO At 76c; 7G0 bu do At 75Ac: 2,0CO IN do at
75E; ,0 bn do at f5c; 10tu1 bu do 1t 79c atloat;
800 bu rejected In store at s0c, closing dull aud
| lower after the receipt Of The steamers news.
CORN-Reeeived 13s,54a bu; shipped, 119, ,76o
| bu- Market finer Sales, II, GEO bn choice High
| Mixed River Ut &c a1oat IS, Geo hu Cansl Mixed
at 2fc afoat; 5000 bu do at 29c f. O. b.; Is 900
bu 31xed in store at t1Sc; q, 100 bn do On p t.
| OATS-Receiyed, $3.50 bu. Market steady
Sales, s, ,OlG bu No in store at 131kc-
| KYE-Receiyed+ Gil bu- Market firm, with d
| good demand at Soc for No In store.
| BARLEY-Receiysd, ATS bu. Market firm
Sales, $50 bags prime st 41c Oh track; 30 bags me
! dun At 35c Oh track.
| TIMOTHY SEED-Mafkst quiet. Sales, 81 bac
prime at 81 90; IS eks medium at 81 80; 81 bag
| prime at 81 45-including bsgs.
| HIGHWINES-1e0 brls city at 15c. z
| MESS PORK-2G0 brls winter packed at $f2 90
| LARD-Nominal at TX @THc.
| TALLOW-20p pkg. choice country at 75fc.
H1DES-1n good demand and firm. We quote
DRY flint, 1l4012c; dry salted, 9920; gree
| e:1ted. 5ID6e; green country. 41f@5c.
NDOL-75O lbs common ut 30c.
BUTTER-Fir1i1, TG5c; dairy, oI11c.
EGGS-1n good demand at 96l0c per dczeu.
| POELTRT-Chlckens, $1.25W1.5O per dozen
turkeys, i67c per b.
, 1861-10-08
MARINE. LIST.


ARRIVED. Oct =.
stm5 Elm, A7sh,gaa Steward Honghton. 70 empty brlz
Prop 5s6 E9s: Wilson, Aatkegon, 80 N lumber,
Prop J. Barber, Breun, Grand River, $50 N lumber.
bark aaiy Aa5iy E Pe7ew, Bonnn, Cleveland, $50 tons
Ba1t Geraldine, Mallory, Bafsalo. light.
Bsf1 Ba ha AFaea S;Sl SGsdsF kzgstoa a. q sas wood
Brig lowell Ferris. Cleveland. 800 tons coal
Brig RosciuR. Blackburn, Buffalo.
Brig Empire State, Martin, y lis tons coal.
M MEe5E 5 S5ssols, z si@oas, si nusksgon, ss n lpmor
EST EST 121e2aSea aant hnman Bqae eoa
E9Ss aR5sison a922 aas5ds bis salt
seh1 John Mer1issey, Purcell, st Joseph, q bore,
sesr IT Powell, Hanlon, Cleveland, 400 .oas
Schr Jane Lcuisa, Davis, Manftowoc, 80 eds wood.
seh1 Jos los Dtesden, Finnigan, Muskegon, Sum luul-
.s:h1 9aa5hat5'ots q Meyer Menomince 40 lumber,
Schr Cochran. Bang, Bnffa1o.
selr E6ntu, 6 Nicnoison, oswego, 1000 br1s water
Sch. Pe.ry Hannah, Garfield, co1llegwood. 80 eds
schr Charlotte, Fulton. 1Eanitowoc, 1o5 eds wood.
Sehr sttins. Mael1e, Bnffh1o. 0 ''0O'''
Sear = Campbell, Hanson, Buffalo. 40 ton coal
sehf poland, Galhgar, Traverse Bay, $50 m l1m-
schr Son and Heir, Davis, Co1llngwood, Is eds
wood -.-.~
sehr Lewis G. Irwin, Sherman, Manis:ee, 70 N
lumber.
Sehr Sunrise, Morrison. Dswego, 1000 brls salt.
Sehr ] G Wheeler, Mcbride, Coihorne.
sehf Charles Hibba.d, Cu11e, Washington, 12o eds
sehr Sutherland, Petrie, St Joseph, 1900 railroad
sehz IGxant. Dali, ganestes, 1as N 1nmber.
echf ! daf6fttEes johnson, Grand Haven, 50 N
lumber.
schr con1twright, Christian, ,Prssque Ise, so tons
co8l. .....
sch1 Little Bel. Kirby. Grand Haven, 1to N 1ana
her.
, 1861-10-08

The speculative activity on tile Stock Exchange
continues to increase. The additional rise in
prices is equivalent to 10lH per cent, as com.
pared with yesterday, liking 1902 per cent.
eince Nednesday, on the railway share LIST, while
the Government stocks and Missouri per cents
have gone up 1l01 per cent. The additional ad-
vaEce today brought ont only moderate show Of
SELLERS On the NeW York roads, while on Cnicsgo
4 Rock Island, and Cleveland s. Toledo, OF tic
Western List, the sales we're pretty large. An ad-
vance OF 2 per cent. within few days, on
Cleveland q Pittsburgh, elected GALES TO the
extent a, Of about Loco shslss The tie IN Galeaa
the caah stock, who calculate upon mich heavier
advance in the course of week or two, owing In
part to heavy unsettled short account on the
Etreet maturing within that time, or gubject to be
called npon for borrowed stock on days notice.
MiseouFis went up to d q cent, as against short
gales at 4 2 cent early II the week. the seeded
State etccks, like Vlrgiuias aud Tennea6ees, con
tinue weak. Illinois Central ahares and the shares
Of both the Michigan roads arc strong, but sellers
EcAIce at the advance. The top sales ofNeW York
Central we're at 735< 3 cent; Erie 2s7k tha closing
bids were: Central 76H. and Erie 2s, late In the
afternoon, an6gthe sWettern shares in about the
Hs1ne promotion,
, 1861-10-08

ARRIVED s.
Aurora, Lasal1e, 5000 tn corn.
Empress, Lasa1lc, 55f4 bu corr
Enio5isI, Ottawa, b5oo By eorn-
Tronbsdonr, Lockport, $500 bu corn, n bEls high
wines.
Marion, Locbport, 500 bu corn.
Flower, Morris, $500 bu corn.
y Y Dodge. Ottawa, 5c00 bu corn.
Yorktown, Ottawa, $500 bu corn, 9 bn potatoes, s
b1ls apples.
Stars and Stripes, MareeiIIee, 5siT bu corr.
u DiCkey, Ottawa, $500 bn corn.
Mound City, Lstslls. 1887 bu co1n, 145 bu Theat.
PcWha.an, La.ale, 130 tons c al
Preston, L9skpoE, scQo M b. corn 2eoo ioz sesds.
A1c11c, Morris, 5000 bn corn
Kszeppa, Norris. 5000 bn corr.
Adtlla, Joliet, $500 bu corn, 1000 bu wheat.
3 4 Thorp, Joliet. T4c0 bu oa's.
Isnthc, Dupage, 1850 bu corn, 900 bu wheat
Cd Abe, 5sliet, 4qco bu co5n: T.
Geo W WsEhington, Lockport 5000 bu corn.
Northrcp, for Joliet ahd prison, 5644 it lumber
NJ shingles, s tons coal, IS cords wood
| II G Loomis, Athena.
! 4 Lincoln, Morris. N lumber -
Wave, Morris, 61.523 Il lumber, N shinglez, 1870
fbs nails.
Maria, K.ukakee s4<6 # lumber, N shingles, 50
! c poste, 50 br3s SALT 140 bs fish
Josephine, kankakee, 59 SOS # lumber. 50 m shgls,
] D Leonard, Lasalle, 100 brls .a1t.
| cline. Seneca. eco lbs coal.
| Time, La Sale, GO III lumber.
| 4 Leach, La Sale, n, ,913 # lumber, 80 N lath.
| .Aleona, Morris. s0H m lumber, 10 n siding.
| j L Alexander, 49,6T2 # lumber, 2 m lath.
Yorktown, Ottawa. e. 759 It lumber, 8 N siding,
Orator L Sale &, ,s26 IT lumber, $50 m shingles
10 m l2th.
, 1861-10-08

The New York Ho72d Of Saturday says:
at the Sub-Treasury specie alone is received,
bnt theaEents take certified checks and bankable
fuEds, and forward the notes to any address free
from charge At Morris Ketchum's the GALES made
are about $500, eco. The demand has exceeded his
supply Of Iotes. aud Mr. Read has a1reaoy sold
sold oger s110.co0. The subscriptions at the Sub
Treasury to-day were S45G, 600.
The money market is easy and abundantly sup
Piled at tive to eN per cent for call and short
loans. Prime indoreed notes under ninety days
sre passed occasionally at eix CT seven pc: cent,
hut the hauks' funds are SO well employed BY
Treasury notes that these fix the minimum at
Etyen per cent. for discounts.
The foreign exchange market ia heavy. Bank
ers sixty day sterling bills are quoted a. 10TH to
The banks are gaining in specie from Govern
ment disbursements and the California receipts
Iad nearly million to the amount In the city.
, 1861-10-08

NEW 3ORK. October 7.-FLoun-Only Z. mode
rate supply offering; and with fair export and
h.me sFaas ID e6n demana mat5et rnlss g quite rm
sstla state; s5 s@$55o for zaps1i1e Western; n
hoop Ohio, and ss.0996 So for trade brands.
AaIktt closing quiet and firm. Canada -four
@s5.5o for supe1dne; s5659s6.'5 for common
Corn meal without decided change.
WB1sKT--Quiet; sales Of 460 brls at 21@2i4c.
GKA1N-Wheat--About 1c lower with only
moderate demand Tor export. The private &C
counts from F1snee &c BY the Niagara are noE 50 fa.
0l %; 1900 bu Racine Bpriug at 81 20Dl.23;
s., 600 bul milwaukee, club 1t 81 21@12 Is; is 600
bn damaged and inferior DO at $1:0s@1.14; 5000
western at $1300135; 100 bu red state at 1.30
G1 81; 16,G GEO b4 very Choice amber Michigan at
x1s1@1 g. the els atter sr an extreme price, 79 bn
6GG0 bu white Canadian a. $1a0, and 1900 bu red
Long Island On p t. Rye tlrm; sales l100 bu state
Al rs. Barley seases and firm At 65@Wc, as III
port and home consumption, and market rules
very firm; sales 1893 GOO bu at 51@5ae for damsged
and inferior mixed weetern; 54G53c for eastern;
low 60c for white western. Included il sales
are 4S,0eO bu mixed western in etore at 5sEc free
on II charges az uR to tx 1st Of Noysmbes Oats
PHoe1sIoEs.-PorE scarcely so firm Sales,
$50 barrels at $I450@$l5 for mess; $9.75
@S10 fer prime. Beef IN moderate request
at unehar9sd prices. Sales, 500 barrels at
$s@Sa.50 fol country prime; $500@55D for
mss; fs@11 Is for re-packed mess; ~ i5@13 50
5G5Ac for shoulders; 51@eKc for rnains. Lara
drmer and more active. Sales, 1870 bills at SKA
Sssc. Butter selling at TI11c for Olio, and
12H@15c for State. Cheese steady at 5n7c.
GRocEK1Is-Cofee very quiet and nothing of
moment doing. Sugar, raw quiet-only 36 lhds
etIests oaea s95d todAX e. 5 s9 boxes Aavans
the sales OF 10 hhds Porto dco at 4O@45c, and II
hhds Barbados at SIC.
sTocKaERather batter. Chi & R I4sz: CB&
Q 6sH; ;c& T s.; Gal & Chi 71A; i r 12: III
.elIp IS; Psn 116x n 16; Ii g 46: Erie 2a11s;;;
tx PsG 4til l s Tenn 6 r. g. as15 u Is
e99H U S Is g. So; U s 5s ia, sax.
BEFFALO-Oct. Flour STEADY.
GRAs-Eheat nrm. demand moderate. Sales
2o,0Qo bu Chicago spring at 95996c; 1000 b1 NIL
Haukee club at $1.63; 10, COO bu white winter on
PIT. Corn steady. States Il eco bu at 39zc.
WHsKI-Steady. Sales 70 brts at 1Sc.
Canal @ FaE1snTs-Fisn. 1771c for corn, 1sc for
LACE InPoErs-13o0 600 bills 1our, 81, 900 bushels
wheat, ST. .00a bu corn. 600 b1 barley
CAnAL ExPonTs-10O0 bsls flour, 6S0oo. .bu wheat,
1,C1D bu RE.
CSWEGO-0ct. 7-F1oul-Cnchanged.
| GRA1E.-Wheat Ecasce and no sales. Corn
scarce and quiet. Barley Gull; Bales 1,400 bu
Toronto at 5sc RJc scarce at 6oc for Prime lots.
=, cAs4a I. FnE1sHTs-Flour 42c' wheat 1se' eorn
LAKE 1APoRTs-10,Os0 bU wheat; $1,000 bu
% casG vH2 E1poa1sNS 70 % brs our, 5soo bu wheat
| 2.GG0 bu co1n, u GOO bu barley.
, 1861-10-08

Pursuant to t35trgetlozs rom the Eac5etary & 5as
Treasury, book Will be opened on The ssth inst a.
the office Of this Institution snbscriofisa5 Ender
ny s9perinteuee e1es f9r Treasury Note, to Be Issued
Issued In saTs of f4fty doars enc 1Taiirsd iolI.rs
any nultEle Of fIt dollars dated sth August lesl,
alIer date hnd bearing lutezest as
the rate Of seven so per cent pei anaam paya5;e
crued since 18th August n,1ss hc na 10 date ct Kah
scrlption by subscribers, s. DVNHAM> ::
, 1861-10-08

Tbs import q dry goods Tor the week ending
this day Is only $5l7,5a9 against St 662 619 same
week last year and $1,63o S82 came week Of 1852
This steady decline in our imports explains the
by bankers Il 1074, and sold at l05z z@107, and by
merchants st .1o5X Ge1oG16. At these rates :
handsome profit can & ee made .s By importing gold
hes7y amounts will PROBABLY be received. This
war Of eure is going to- try the strength Of the
bankers and merchant. Of Europe pretty severely.
being the usual rate for call losns-though many
brokers borrow an they need at 5-While7 get Is
the general rate at which first class paper is dis
counted. The gradual increase in the business on
the Stuck Exchange IL creating bsiaker inquiry
for money than has hitherto prevailed.
, 1861-10-08

Railway CsAve1tlon 1t ClsvelaAd,
A 1aIwsy Cows ntan was held =. Cleve.
Land on Wednesday :sst, the ID inst. It vas
one Of the largest Conventions Of the kind
held for many yesrs. Nearly all the principal
railways in the country were represented: 80
A committee cf, aftsen was appoanted to
errsnge time table for the coming winter.
q. ". Cass, Esq, OF Chicago, Pittsburgh
ard Fort Wayne Railway, offered the follow
Ing resolution: .,.
Htso1red, That the committee On Time Table be
instructed to make Iot leas than fo1tyone hours
aoeolnfe time between New York and Chicago.
Cincinnati.
The above committee reported the time
table Of last winter TO take effect On the flrst
Monday IN November, which report Was
adopte and the Convention adjourned. By
this table the time for leaving Chicago will be
Ga. NJ. snd r. II and fer arrival 030 l. n.
and II 90 r. ii. The running time from Chi
csgo to New York, will be forty hours and
twenty minutes.
. PRov1DEkT1AL EsoAPE.-During the firing
Of sasute at q picnic given to the Farns-
worth Dragons by the citizens Of 81. Charles,
tbe c;,r If a. rh,,,ss 700 a@n1oaed -xretter5np .
a. $500 - e~." sst;os, ~ -,-o1i
aeS+;.T31 49, a1,zsa.-h 49,. .r,s
.1a-oa oroara rear - ns1d Tbe n,cnfc waa
80 - 49, 5~onoo,. a.. a a1,1bt return for
tha service rendered 1,y them during the oc.
onr-onoa of a Ara in A. Charles the Saturday
n,oh+ nrcvious. ty which q 1arge amount of
/ -,,7,artz uas saved from the deyouripp Gle.
, 1861-10-08
Latest Foreign Harkess.

Latest Foreign Markets.
Ter BAvAR1A,1 L1yKRFoo1, Sept. 18th.
BBEADsTuEFsTerdIng downward. All de-
ecriptio1s lower. Wakefield, Nash a. Co.. and r.
s. & Co.. report -four dull and declined sd; esies
of American at 2s@3os- Wheat lat and 1d@3d
lover; Redsweste1n los @11s1Cd; white western
12s @12sSd ; white Southern lbs 113a. Corn caeier
mixed a0eed @sos9d; yellow Se9d@s1s; white
S5s G37s.
PRoEN1oEs-Dull. Beef dull. Pork quiet. Ba.
con dull. Lasd quiet but steady. Tallow heavy
at 47E6d.
GROCERIES FINER. Riee advancing.
LONDON, Sept. 18th.
CoCsols closed yesterdAy at 934@a335i money.
IoADcE MARKE16-SnEar and coffee have ad-
vaLcGd Rice fat. TalloW- fSmer.
, 1861-10-08

And IN Ek& pfOpQfd64 1fI Ia1Ht1 61EEa H IeQG8eu.
Ever; Engine i furnished With
JUDeONS PATENT 99VRKNUR VALVK.
For Flour Mills we conndeauy recommend tfeM a1
superior to any othcr style Of EnEins and they SA
save from 95 to SO per cent In FMsa
cye1 the usual class OF boflss In h the West We
Shau Eecp m assortment Of different Axee 4t our e.
fabiIshEeut Ehero they MA3 b examined aod thn
Necessary Information obtained regarding theaa Com:
1tatt engines u sny pat Country. We also supply
WATER WHEKLe, EHAFTINa. 9EAR1Ne. &a.
AtYezy Low prioes-
r. ". BAXTER Il C0s8
Mi Fnrn1antnE Deqoe He<s Water st7ees, betwoen
Randolph had Ak3tacE st1 [h*CAjo IL.
Post 08ee address BOX 3Y&. ot5E9-1Y
, 1861-10-08

~ RAII4HQAD.-EKEgs ARKANaKHEf.
"a aaG af.sr AoncaE All 1sts. 1851 f7s.es VIII
:esye Wels street dsoet foloxs Sundays excepted
2.45 Z. y eAd 01s I: v for 3slv1de1s, RocEerd,
;s7s ;eEzsss:1ste ap pitnts; 945 y saa esG tor
7c:rfe: Loo F. N Ter Ec1n BelNdete Eock3ord aId
asTsdlsse points; aS6 y. IST genera asd intaS.
viii tske the 94t A. 4 taia PASSENGERS for CrTItai
ZaSe, AcHelrJ, E3catIoad Ge1Rga Lake azd inter-
;1e aiats po.Et6. Wtn t6ke the loo A. L. train,
Aleec4lg Cstz On night tatns
E. B. TALCOT7. Cen supr
E. Il HEkEtEN. 6E1- Passenger AENt III
, 1861-10-08

BEEF CATTLE.-The market for Beef Cattle
during the week was very dun, and we have to
note decline In prices OF 401c per d. The
decline was more perceptible on medium quality,
the stock Of which WIS large. Prime cattle were
in very limited supply, and prices were aboRt 4c
lower. The sales Of common cattle ranged from
$1.5oQ1.s5; medium at 81 0o9e.a5; good, $aa5
9a65; prime, $9.75@a0o; extra, $3.0o@350.
The demand ay Government this week was very
light, owing to the la1ge number now on the way,
and Watch were kept back In consequences OF dam
age to the railroads hy the storm. Shippers have
also becashght buyers, owing to the dlscouragins
reports from New York. There has bean some
inquiry BY packers, and sales ranged from $a.o0
@a,50.
At She1msn's yards there was considerable ac-
uyity-the sales ranging from 81 5o9s50-the
nost Of the cattle being sold at $2.a5@aT5, A
lev prime lots aete cold at $7.75GS00, and one or
two parcels Of extra at $3.50. Besides, J. Bone
hsd50 head Of very extra steers from Saugamon
county, which were purchased by Col. Messenger
st$5o.o % per head-equa1 to s. 50 per 100 lbs.
at the Michigan Southern yards there was a
allow md dull naarket-th sales being principally
At = q for fair etock-on]y one lot Of good etee1s
hasing sold "a high as $500.
At the Pittsburgh yards there Was light buEl-
). nsts done at eaa5@s 70 for fair cattle.
!: y fAA Yarlous yards, at the close, there were
left o{af snsold upwards Of 1,aaoo hesd. :. =
:. Ihs following are the closing quotations to1 In
, 1861-10-08

ST. Lou1s-The Democrat says Of the close Of
the market On Saturday evening:
The money market has been more brtak This
week thaa last, and the demand for exchange and
gold has improved each day, and PRICES have stn-
fcned. At tie close Of the market to day exchange
Was etif at & per cent. premium for Missouri
money, and gold at to IL per cent. The main
reason for this is the ehsken confidence ID M1ssoa
ii money and but few dealers to their
supply ot ssbankable tu1ds.' The whole =" banku-
bic fund" system is bound to undergo change.
So the people might as well be prepared for the
worst. Tie banks th.t can, will undoubtedly foL
low the example Of the Exchange Bank, and bring
their business to apecIe standard And all that
cannot will have to do the other thiug-go down.
We are g1atihedto learn that the Merchants Bank
is shout prepared to take this desirable STEP and
il It does, the lines between specie paying banks
and i" "et9mp tail - will be pretty closely drawn,
We uEfef5taEd that an arrangement Is about
being entered into By large number Of our lead
iur merchants; TO RECEIVE al bankahle funds at
their epecie value. The parties viii be governed
by the daily quotations. If this arrangement
should obtain to any extent, as We assured will
be the case, 1t must coon reduce the present rate
Of exchange.
, 1861-10-08

HoGs-The demand IL less active, nnde1 slight
supply prices are eleaay: The transactions ii
gcsd coxn fed hogs have been mainly at $4>m@
$50; but = few extra lots have broughtas As high ss
s. 90sH3a0. At the close the market Has firm
aHREP-The denand il fsir and the market
quiet lad steady. Prime lota have been aold at
, 1861-10-08

3ap@aoo . 100 b. and common to medium At
4aW@e.7o, .-
=: SALES. .-
The following sales wess naade during Saturday,
Sunday and today, ut the various yazds:.
, 1861-10-08

DOUGLAS sGUABps.-Captafn ThoE5as Griffin has
received commission to raise company for the
Mcclellan Bdgtde. His recruiting offices are at
No. Custom House Place, 161 Lake street, and
No. McCerm1ek'e Block,
, 1861-10-08

1HroRTAHr CURE OF CANCER OF TIE STOMACH,
Mr.. A. More ADDS his testimonial to the many
otners VINO have been permanently cur rcd By Mad
anne Holland efter being pronounced 1ncurable by
all the doctors had consu1ted. Hearing Of re-
maIkable cures said to have been made, I consid
cred it my last resort and after being treated by
her for six weeks regaired my health, to the as
tonishment OF all who we're acquainted with ny
caee. Residence, cerner Of Canal and Taylor
etreete, Chicago. ANTHONY MORE.
~ One hundred recruits wanted for Cat.
Dyes Company Of Sharp Shooters, Col. J. "
Birge commanding. Capt. Dye has been author
ized to raise company for this regiment, and has
opened an office at Room No. q, Kingebury Block,
on Randolph, between CLARK and Dearborn streets,
ior recruiting, where specimen Of our rifles my
he eeen, Qfr1W
, 1861-10-08
FLOUR AID GRAIS IN eTcl

CHICAGO LIVE ETOCK MARKET
FOB wKKk ENDING ocroBkn :, 1861.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 7, 1861.
The receipts of Live Stock at the various yards
during the psst week were as follows:
, 1861-10-08

- Recruits f,,i CSi,t. Brooks's Company will
p!ease report their Names to Camp Webb and
rasces will be sert BY return mail. 1w
, 1861-10-08

$50 Recruits Wanted for the 10th
Regiment LII. VslRnteeEss Col. Tar-
Ch3nsH.
This Regiment is one Of the Oldest and best
drilled regiments in the se1yice-haying the best
equipments and armed With the Mimic Riled
muekets, Apply to Leut. {. Bridges, Recruiting
officer 1871 Reg ilent III, Vols. 153 Dearborn street,
opposite Cuaton Bopse Chicago. 1w
, 1861-10-08

srAzR AUDITORS "AFhAs7s.-Asone' se A.
e-,raer q Co., are buying State Auditors
1V.--,,t. See advertisement.
, 1861-10-08

WHO wsnte coed books at half price? One OF
the finest etoeks OF books west OF New York City
will be cold By 10. Colby before January 18th,
1862, without regard to the original cost Of the
etock. Call soon and pick out your choice at your
own price. Books without Jewelry, books with
jewcl1y, CT jewelry without books. This Is to
cIoee ont 4 large stock, and similar opportunity
will probably never Occur again in this part OF the
country. Remember the old stand, 118 Randolph
street, oct. Sam
V1sI1Ss cARps.-A pack written for 81 Tor si1
daye-1crmer price $2.a5-by the 81 Yankee Gard
Vfit<r,'' at .TIcuont House. New style square
card. Ladies' call in parlorB.
, 1861-10-08

- Powell's very old Bourbon Whisky, made
in Bourbon county, Kentucky, superior to any
sold in this city. 1nyalids Will fad it superior to
any other stimulant. Warranted pure and genn-
inc, BY +. Il. Sargent, Druggist, corner Randolph
r+@A CA.+o
, 1861-10-08

PIc1ocKETs.-A man named Charles Lor.
tell, from Milwaukee, had his pocket picked
OF valuable gold watch, white standing In
crowd near Indiana street! IN his E:de coat
pocket he tsd a. large roll Of bills, which fortu.
nate1Y Eere rot disturbed.