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, 1861-10-17
H Recruits for Capt. Brooks's Company Will
please report their names to Camp Webb and
passcs will be cent by return mali. oct51W
P1ANos.-n yon wish to buy OF rent q pisno, 90
to II. ". Kimbaus, 80 Clsrk street. eep2626t
Kansas Brfza.s, Commanded by Brig.
lSeu. l. II. Lane

This Brigade 1s u1dsr the immediate orders Of
the Government, Companies Or parts Of Comps
part of the western States, who desire Immediate
te1Tice will be accepted into Gen. Lane's Brigade,
retaining their organization, and be filled up from
OF Mounted Rangers are ali armed with Sharpa'a
Rifles. Colts Navy Revo1vers, and Sabres. Com
nected with the Brigade is Compsny Of Mounted
gineers, Bridge Builders, Carpenters. Black
enitha, Masons,- Shoemakers, ;Tailore, &c, who,
in addition to regular pay, receive % cents day
ties and immnnities belonging to the soldier in
the Volunteer Service Of the United States.
Transportation and subsistence furnished at once
to Fort Leayenworth, Kansaa- Horses, arms and
equipments for all as soon as mustered in- To
hetrue patriot, now Is the time to respond to the
call Of our common country in this hour Of peril.
Apply by letter, care Metropolitan Hotel.
Recruiting office 229 Lake street.
]. H. MILLS,
oc11asa010t Recruiting Officer, e. B.
, 1861-10-17

4 CORPORATION WITH 4 EoCL.-The Pits
bu.gh & Fort Wayne Rsilroau Company is
deserving Of all commendatioa for their pat1i-
otic generosity in feeding the 2d Minnesota
Regiment during i:s stay in this city. Such
publicspilited seton cannot but rebound to
1ce advantage OF the COmnauY
, 1861-10-17

So heavy have been the grain receipts By the
Central road for few days past, that the elevator
building u completely filed up, rendering It
necessary for the road to send some 80 900 bushels
around By the Grand Trunk Junction to the De-
troit and Milwaukee elevator in the upper part Of
The citp-Detyoit A1reTtt$fr.
, 1861-10-17

The receipts Of hour and grain at this port, for
the pset week-hs shown By the tables IL smother
bu: CON, 16fM b1: al increase over. tie same
week Of laet year, Of Al, ,s4s brls dour. 9s ha
wheat, and 72,Tu bu corn. Reducing -four to
wheat the increase &as equa1 to 6iS.254 bu OF
erafIr. 15tb
, 1861-10-17

Gibraltar, La Sale.
Dick Overall, La Salle 1900 bu oats, 1872 brls salt,
Oneida, OttaWa.
F Bue3ey, Ottawa, 70 600 # lumber.
Robt Holmes, Ottawa
Lucia Ann, Ottawa. . ......
G e Morton, Ottawa, 52 5o3 It lumber
Clyde, Seneca, 40 brle salt.
3 A Tho1p, Joliet, 100 bf1s salt.
North1op, Joliet.
1emont, Lcckport,
Gen WaBh1uetuu. EauEnEee.
, 1861-10-17

Cus1oA :HousE.-The receipts at the Custom
House are Increasing. Lust week the amount Re
ceived from Duties waz $2a94 600 On goods with
d1swn from warehouse. $l30, co; from other
goods removed from warehouse for domestic con
sumption hare been largely in excess Of the direct
1mportations; but now, a. will be seen, the re-
Of appointments OF conftmations until the Co1lec
ter returns from Washingto1.-N. ?. Tribune,
1EfT inst.
, 1861-10-17

MuwAukxE.-The Sen:ine, of this morning says:
We have no new features to note in monetary
matters. Yesterday business was rather quiet.
Exchange is Of course very abundant, bnt IS the
banks have almost exclusive control Of rates under
the existing state Of affairs, 1t ts not easy to be
had below the price they hlye fixed upon it, 2
cent premium. and which they appear determined
to Keep 1t at We occasionally hear Of merchants
buying at H@Ac premium. but much tbs larger
portion Is purchased ct the current bank rate.
Gold we quote st 1h@2 g cent. premium; the
banks supply customers at ~, while brokers
generally charge 2 q cent. for email sums.
, 1861-10-17
EDtiratl0nal.


WEsTRRN UElOH CoLLEaE hst been iosA;ea s,eI =
FULTOG, ILL end Viii open PttEGzy 4Esae4t1E 4 59n1
1nc Collegiate Goulees On sept. 1kth 1aea Lna Gos-
eRe ha1 Twelve sxpesae1csa tsacas5s e 9n4r IL
I'D scGntinc conrs the deslt seaool Gn9nAs II
IN G9n5st i'm md axy ot9.r sdsent.kes xalen
stoud Clam, the attentlon g ks1s7t'1 H. p
RITII T4QIIc4 SWuxn BAIoaAT ABn o1saAhz!o q,
EX9fC1s1a EcNHoN Z0uATk I'D SA1nut1 n61. ts ~
n rrifsfr, TEaas:-Si!3 per tcaeel yssf TT @ nosf1
t11n4hsa s92@ 91aa k*set hssta tor
aa 6osIdsis under sne sane Iooi ~ ~ sae eo1-
& f.GVKRf. FrA8idest Fnlto3 ~ = 81 RSGI-sna
, 1861-10-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PASSED DETEorr. Oct. 14th--Bound Up-Props
Mohawk, Fountain City and z. 8. steamer Michi-
igaD. The LITTER arrived Brig Lewis; schrs
York State and Dreadnought.
- Bound Dos04-Ba1ks Wayerly, Arabic; brig
Terice; echrs Hanover, Senec4 Chief New Lis
bon, L J. Fa1wen, l. B. iGoldsmith, EedIterra-
mean, Bonnie Door, Fashion, B. T. Lummis, Rsin-
bow, Cuf1ew, Da1lbaldi, Lucy Raab.
WEATHER-Pleasant, wind southwest.
CoNFRNED.-The brig reported In our last Issue
as having lost her jib boom, boWsprft and head
gear on the river, proves to be the Nenice, which
has since been towed hers 70: repatrs The schoon-
er Lucy Raab in the same tow. had her rail and
four o. five st6uncheons carried away anidah1ps-
She has also arrived here and is undergoing re-
pairs.-DetsoiE Free Press-
Ran Foul oF-The bark Johns weeney. while
sailing up the river St, Clair On Sunday near Port
Huron, ran foul Of the schooner Avenger, which
lay at anchor In the etream, parting her chain and
criftirg with her over en- to the Canada shore.
where both veEsels lay Et last accounts ha:d
aernuGd,-I6 ...... p:
SAuoR OyERBoARD -JerrE Lea1y, Seaman be-
longing to the schooner York State, bound up,
wss lost overheard from that vessel and drowned.
Oh Saturday msfutng Last, when Of Round Eau
Peint. While letting 60 the ANCHOR he VAS caught
By the buoy rope which jerked l1;m oyerho1rd,
when he was not seen to rise again. He resided
in Buffalo, where he leaves a wife and tEo child
ren 10 mourn bis untirne1y desth--Detrb5t ddut7-
| tiSer, "
| VEaEn PAsEEG THROUGH TIE WELLAEp CA
I EAL--We are indebted TO Capt. 2 DON for the
, 1861-10-17

Il .0M Mo s., Hannibal g st. Joseph issues. ASK
Sr. Dubois viii also aell. on the 16th 18th, 21st
and 23d inst, about $3.50 coo of various State
stocks, asfets Of Illinois banks IN liquidation
r. T. 14ibafae, 18th.
, 1861-10-17

There Is great scarcity Of e.sels, and an active
demand for freight room Schooner Citizen, to
arrive, chartered this morning at &c for Whest
to Buffalo. The transportation COMPANIES have
fnrther advanced their rates to the following:
Flour p brl 9TH Class q cwt.
To Buffalo. .11c IT,
To OgdaneburEh IL Oewsgo- -75c 374c
To n. York & Philadelphia. 62Hc
To Boeton Observation-Disclosures 67Ac
, 1861-10-17

ARRIVED. ......Oct. Is
Glasgow, Ottawa, 5000 bn corn, 1000 bu wheat, 200
En barley.
bu wheat. SEQ DIS butter.
Badger stste, Ottawa, 5000 bu corr.
Lemont. Lockpo1t, AGO bu corn, 50. 0.Saa5 1bs ship
etutf, Is b1lB flour.
Furnham, La Sale, 145tous coal. ] =
Gold Eagle, La Sale, 2T0O bu com, 2700 hu wheat.
Troubadouf, Lcckport, 1000 bu corn, 81 b1ls high
wines
Marion, Seneca, 500 bu corn.
Loclport, LocSport, 4SD0 bu co1n, 100 brls -four,
1l7U1bs butter, 21fbs mdze.
, 1861-10-17
The W.nNlee4&4 SeeenA.

The x,n>~.><, s.n~.a
The unpleasant Eesthsr tent b.. saco.a
boys pretty close to fhsar quarters In TIA W,v.
VAN Yesterday. III. nfies.. .v,i1ad thaS,t
aelvn of the facsIItsai aasnrdsd In that iu,umse
bp{ld3ss 10 drill the5r mar In +ha .cn.a ann |:
Rv sosn. nv.-...,ht ~, ~. - s<ssss~1.-s:-l ~
~. ~-s.sr - ~ W ~ F34so4 saeeo 1.se
4AN,H .-.set = esos sae "aeesm *ae ao' u
~ asAs's Aeonol1son @ II oaGa1 70 AAse peoea.
asa tah ne&iecs wae the OCCASION o1 bome
1au1fnad1ng among the boys Out Inc Fso"
Visions fer the inner 1uan were pufchAsed In |
ahundance~ry our citizens- The Ttennont t
Hopsa undertook the Job Of suppl yfng the men t
with dsnner a. tFo hours' notics, and sccom. |
,,,.hs7 the uzcrs- m fine. and in a hsndaoue |
.. srho o-a.r far the d;nner-a1( bo.-
'.e-. :. 20 -,.1nor s,d A. aao The for,ow. |
"ae g.,ea ~ ~ - ~.sa- s.s.' - ~ ss.-aa ..*s.
ing bill Of fare Vas reaoS 70 90 es1sea 70 Inc |
bung1y men; Ivy poonos Q. Walm eorneo
besf; 200 loaves Of breaa ID bushels Of boiled
poistoes, and 10 bushels Of baked beans.
At O'CLOCK fae seeono aso sesee1 parade,
80" - e =. y. ss@-'1
"1ue3 Ane esu10 VI w. AL e.1a. Lucy
loIe stleuu1u @ppeANac' aao astaae1aa
AueA @A.eas4on' Aa8 opanloa - universal
49,. 'eso ~ %" :ae teneas
~ "As. IVY eu.u'edS Aas o1ea
..s aa4us tae "u' 1ue
IVY 8nu s'utos eaAtac.es u 'ae nsn 10 "sn
~ ~ al a1se"oto teaaSoo ~ I11ea'<
So1. ooie a 10" "eeAs *so, parry W
s1ouA Ano'a1s HUH 1ue nSa n''e1 " sne
NORM made an 1neu1hlon into the ~hne set-
ue1nen.s' Aoilng t"o pefsone apo CARRYING Oh
Z nuApar o1 no1Sss. Lieut. tol. 0eo'ge,
WIKI I"o companies N ao1s fesl"sat was olS'
Pa'caeo IN pofs"s lucy 1ono"ea tae eaF"
"seH o1 Gays safousn hne "noetnees, psne-
trst1ng 10 Inc neao "aters OF tne MINNESOTA
and sut1ounded oy hostile horces of Indians.
none OF xaom Dared Attack them, and finally
recovered 1he entafe LOT OF horses. Inc 1hs1
d~y OF tnefr return march they Travelled joty-
tnTss miles, ana aftsr taps' "ens N uous
70 L1ent' Col George, ano ooss'lsu t0'nt.8-
kion 10 nave danee. euea 4. 'nen es'a ne'e "
killed ny 1a!1gue oa pi1'aei'ae' ano eat 70
vsnqu1shed oy ao1alng' ......
Inc secoao eapeseeo u p1oceeo oa tieti
wsy to washington tnas evening, out Inc lacs
OF cars as lhls enc OF me fitssourgn' foit
wayne q lineage hallfoaa oesans them Until
| &nls mo1nng, "neh theg probably Will oepars
Tor the seat Of war We believe they WILL rem
der good account OF themselves When Inc
conhiet comes.
We gladly puolish the following cara 'eo"
tie o1taceis OF the second M1nneso1s:
Ihe Second Minnesota heglmen1ol & u .o4nt eaasas
ns'ane oeen Transporter ao S - a. r,ssa =
~ ~ o9so ~, .hs.- .-sr +o No Eoa+
~ as'asrs - +he rc<1rn.nt taEa n1easnre IN ter.
, 1861-10-17

s2,M 49, ~ ,.. r. .sa :. :,ts I; s1 :1 q s;
X9lss = & Tssssa It Sc s@ g 8 xsss ssass
e.ssas . { nc: ts:fe a ais g. sste 10 i 81 @ oa
sd4asoe as ssiss ID .@e ba q tsSsse ior dsaaes
mixed western; 663s8c for inferior to oaa1moa
Do; 5s@@e toE good e g gEa@e setg@as g, @ szasse q
00 ba mixed western In store & 50c free Il 5stos
ago TO the 11ih Of November, and 900 hu Do 70 q
5vs ots Ts1s 5g ss snd e. nm saes "a 4
% Fsov1s1o.s-Po4k eehtinnes II good deaaud,
6Iis 4 sIsSi5 ss for toil xaasht @ess, sis Is ios
uninspsetsd zess, Sa:750le.d5 fof prime. Reef
quiet md na1kea stsadE s.1es 100 bI!s. iseaaaing
rpaefa mess & ss'1sSn Is. md eta mas
As ia 15Sb18 50. Prime mess beef tnsc4ise- Beef
ha1ns quist = {1e@17 for western. ga1 mssts y.
inn axa ii fair demand ss!es 80 hhds smoked
sides It &c; 60 hhds dry selted aides It 7c. L.rd
as btl5 q sx@exc~ Butter dsm It 7@1te for
ohie; 12h@isc for stste: Cheese IN fair request
srockz-Dull and lower; c r I, 5t;c&T,
Nieh So, 1sH Hal, Is; &, @A Pse 1sil,
& gesp s. 81 L q; Hs5j ,s "a 81 g: sis gts 4
Il. coupons. s4H. r ~ '@ ;
BUFFALO, Oct. 16.-F1ou1-Fal1 demand aud
firm.
Ssles, II, OK, bn Chicago spring at sc; & 900 bu Dc
At SIC; COO In Milwaukee, club at 4199; 5000
hn RaciAe spring at CSC; IS 900 bu amber lows al
Tive and in better demand; sales 90 600 bu at 42e
z geo bu At At 425c; = COO bu at 43:; 600 bn u
| CASA1. FRE1sHrs-16'Sc for com, md 1876 fol
wheat TO New York.
, 1861-10-17

The following as+tazs, detained In the Chicago |
Post 0tdca for postsse, viii b 1oewarasd 10 tho
Dad Letter Once. On Monday next, unless ths !
postage il presiously paid. call at tho roora oS
the Dead Letter c1e1k..up Stair: J. :.s
J. B, Green, RunkeG Hul, M. .@~I
:RRspuss,e.. R w.. sst' G1ss' fsssn n. III III,
Mre: 4. ": Wyn,s1, Madison. VIZ. VIZ, :; III. So
= A. y.Needha@, ct; Lonts, No.
- Hen. CHA. Ft&sd, Ath01. Kaes.s- ~. =. :
Hon- Oliver FEost. B9ston:: No.! r. Il II:
Ron. son. san JOIN ae19lsssy, a92' s sestan, asss
!, Hon: Ghas. 4 Phelps, Boston, Msss: :.
Ho Fs9fis nsSia. EI. h.sf aafs
Hsa: H. !: % !; ssxys9. ~ Sss.!sslszs: A.sa.
Z 4 Rnss pSfiss Esssh1@ps95 Esst sessa Mass
Hon. Joha Prince. Esae1.. HISS.
Hon E. F Railey; Fitsh6a!g. 4@ss. 1sss : -
Hon. e. c. Esty, FFa1n1ngham. Mass.
bon. John Brann1ng. Lee, Aaes.
Hon W. aSnS Fasens % as g. 1eao M,.,
Hon. n. &. u. 1 Greene, NerthaaIsld' Mass.
Hen Hen Bsr bss Rav's; aTaaes T1y9easa sss Sssa
ea. Hoa. Cen; George !" ws1fez. sE1inefeld Miss.
Hon Hon G6ss'fs 6sn Z Ta1 %oiseste aassen
Letters under CID ety1e stamps and stamped ez
yelopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
Thos Nah, chtcsgo, IL
G. L. Nichols,
Jacob Barbszas, Long Grove, Ill
Joseph Brown, Joliet. III.
l. Miss Skinner, West Wheeling, IL
Capt. Brown, Chicsgo. III;
Mn. Mary Davies. Cedar Fcrksg, Mich.
HEs; 4 Eggest, ,@ gieessaa9a,at,. e sa9, az Chic
Jo5a b1 striEer, Il Willismss7i1e, is n. 7.
Joseph A1sts, New York city,
I'm 4 HaWley, Washington, D. G.
WHEELER AND Wilson'S SEWING MACHINES
/ The only Sewing Machine making the Loekstitct
with Rotating Hook and using Glass Foot.
We prefer them 70. family uee::-M T: Tribune
Tsy a5s tie 9eaisstas tazosiies fas ian
| II sutpaeses all etherB.-LGaies' R<posltQTy.
Makes the bctt stitch for sewing.-FaTnasrs'
| Magazine.
| Equal 10 nine seametzeeses.--Home Journal.
| Saves the time and health Of ten womeu.-Wdss'
| Cure.
It is eminently Eupesioz.-DictSoao1y ef NE
We entirely prefer it:-AoGaer's Journal.
inaiipenaabls * n every ia@ily:@aHe Preacher
The best ever invented -CAT;stian EaguIrer.
Most honorable to American genius.-Isdeps'sd
! ent.
| Are without tiva1-An1. Phrtn. journal.
Its superiority Ii unquest1ohed-Freena,
| JoATnal.
Va.tly superior to al others Golden Priz:,
Are eeminently superior.-LGdiet' FIsit0T.
They maintain the pre- e-enine nence.-4ErpTess:
| We praise 1t with GhristiGza L1tel
We cannot tire in it, praise.-New Yorker.
: f. ~~Of1ce-16s and 165 Lake street.
GEORGE r. GHrTTENDEK,
Genersl Agent for Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin an
| Northern Indiana. oc17-10td 4tWg894
, 1861-10-17

~ The Monthly Meeting Of The Ladies'. Ctr
Tsatt society win b held n the room Of: III
Young Mem Chrlsttsn Assoeiattaa. this Thurs
&. D:cuMaax. sec'J, :
, 1861-10-17
M a r RI ED d.

October sth at tie feedence Of the brides fathrr,
(Mount Pleasant. IoEs,1 By the Ber. Mr.. Joslyn.
E2EK1EL CLARK. ESQ., President OF the IoEa CITY
l. DEWEY.
In Urbtna, on Sunday. Oct 18th, by Rev. Jno. VII.
kineou- Capt j. E, SHIELDS q. q. 4. II Miss SARAH
CURTlS8, daughter Of the late James Curti4s, Esq.
, 1861-10-17

The steamer Arabia, with one day's lste1 news,
wzs telegrsphed to-day. Brsadstu*s Were report
I'd nEm, and the market excited. $780,,
There WIS better feeling In the leading mar
keta today, and priees tenaed upwards, though the
sd1auoo WIS checked By higher frstgtts. :
The Wheat market opened extremely dnl. but
after tho eecelpt Of the New Tctk dispatches nd
, 1861-10-17
d I E D.

On the 10th inst, at hts zesddence, No. le9 North
# Water street. Mr.. William Fleming, eged % yeata.
H1s funeral vii take p1.ca On Friday noEntnEa the
18th Init O'Clock. from the Cathedral Of the Holy
N&1pe. May he rest ii peace.
, 1861-10-17

] he following Gales Of stocks were made at anc-
tion day by adrian q. Muller. by order of Jesse
E Dubois, Auditor Of the State Of Illinois:
, 1861-10-17

Tai5 socassy me*- October lash, ". l. Nsw-
GETTY. 1sq., IN tee cas'e. ~ -Moo.V- aaoa.
tons 20, m nosasy eoaaseeo o1 W ooaao
boom. eVo unbound oooas ma peapnAees W
nfee On Fe9fao'ss' a1es u aeHepspesa,
casft ma4aseapH' Pnnt, tana coAec--
.iens =. nlEee4''1<n =" 1,oeo' ttom -
~ - - =. -, =
Ao ~ '44..aeA s.",o s.as e4'te at"h = Y =
s1s11 sca aao~ ..oo ~ 4o1"' - nat1 '1na !loa1
ave Ioes ~ .o' .. msssacauseeu nom lfeo 70
W. y. Nes 1"A a1oan iHss @ 1asS' W!th toe
eose ~, ~ 1o<", 'oke.as' WIN tae nlsI ofeeto1y
oi flttsouf2n. 4olo, aud Diners TO 1eo1' - a'so
anumefous collection Of canal doeume1ta 81
Pennsylvanis from 1875, and New York from
1917. historr of Mornonism in 1910. and
n.l.. :. s:,..1~.-1.. - .s..,..4.
oIaef tste msto11cs1 "oths aoa o"eoo7ote'~
considerable part Of. which was. received ]
through the tbexality Of Hon. ", Wilkins, C,
.Rh.,,s- nr ~ a5df:on and othar a,tsemed.
s.'aaH1 -: - n'.:e w.. ,4n ~ 0se .'4s >'e'>'1A:1
elt'zens u fAssou1sn'
latirx to the history and growth Of Pittsburgh.
..d a. <stnh,,.hns,+ af 1-;n+,,,a .-I ~
@H~ "Ae ~sAo1N'0 eA fAAk ~a0 P@o
Ishing houses in that city, with notices OF the
first "Westsrn A1IuRuack.s' printed there
f,o,, 1ooo ~ 7e,n. =. a,.o - az uD,... NJ.
gator," commenced early the present century,
by ZEdock Ctamer, and continued many
.eare- Reeneetfn1 not3ce vas taken of Mr..
n r-a,o sn5 n. 10 T,aSss,n 49, 1,n;1n
~ D. tsa'e' Ano M ~ Eenoaulu' LIS Lying
ard esteemed historians of that citg; IS also
Of Rev. Dr.. Smith and Eliot, ths faithful
ch1oniclers Of the early religious history Of
the Il Bed Stone" region
From the Hon. L n. Arzold, H. T., WAS re"
ceiVed the msp Of the sea1 OF var IN virginia,
used By the military commaaoefs 81 Inc Dazzle
Of Bull Bun, which Wss accompanied og tne
following Letter: ...-
eH1oAao' ssp1' H. aS0l.
4sak R sns S ~ G, os49 r.; ~ % nassiS
presented me lie map herewith enclosed. Il
If, as you Will perceive on examination, the
o1ncsa map p 9sea M R Rpy tae {. commanding omeer5,
vieb +hs+ ~ .he a ds1 If ffat bet+1a and ,ta aoa
memories could be obliterated from our coun-
try's records. I have no doubt but the hu-
a.aon o. tea' e ae.e1s VII eo9a % lorgo5ttea t
Wet. - -@'->' - ''~'1 -
| Isend the map for the Society's records: it
| Will aFaye pc PROUD gtaIanGaIaoa 2 elti.
, 1861-10-17

@ Turkey Aoroseo Wallets and Pocket Books
Of the best quality AID anash. large variety, Just
;EeeeiEedhy Sargent, Apothseazy. corner Rxadolph
aod State streets. 80:
, 1861-10-17

Who wants good books at half price: One Of
the finest stocks Of books vest Of New York City
will be sold By ]. A. Colby before January 18th,
1862, without regard to the original cost the
STOCK. Call coon and pick ont your choice at your
own price. Books without jewelry, books with
jewelry, or jewelry without books. This Is to
close ont large stock, and Bi1nilar opportunity
Will probably never again in this part Of the
country. Remember the old etand1 LIS Randolph
Etreet. oct. sam !.
sB Recruits for Capt. Brooks's Company VIII
please report their names to Camp Webb and
passes will be cent by return mail. octs1w
- Cook h McLain, 93 Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning aud dyeing Gents'
garments less than nny other house In the city.
eea5
PANos.-n yon wish to buy OF rent plsno. 90
to ". ". Kimball's, 80 Clark street. sep2626t
WHEELER & wilson sEwnSa MAcHEE-The
only Sewing Machine in the world making the
Lock Stitch with ROTATING HOOK. and using
Glass Foot.
This ia the secret Of the popularity and aucceas
Of this Machine GEO. 3. CHTrTENpEN,
General Agent for Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and
Northern Indiana Office 1863 and 165 I.ake-st.
OCH-1nt
, 1861-10-17

The following as+tsrs, detained In the Chicago
Post otdce for postsse, VIII hs forwarded 10 tas
D<sd Letts1 omee.~ On Monday next, unlass ths
postage il prssiously paid. Call at tho room oS
, 1861-10-17

a. 5cTess 4 Co., 81 Dearborn street., tsH hy
catalogue 1t 10 L. H., Groceries, Lh1uoRs, Write
Lead md canalea- Also, 100 paekasel Rope aud
Grain Bags. -:
, 1861-10-17

HoRsH THIEVES s-Information has reached
The city Of number Of thefts committed on
Monday night by horse thieves. AtDowler'a
Grove, the barn Of Mr. D. o. Curt1ss was en-
tered and yaluable sorrel horse stolen, The
game hight nearly dozen cattle were stolen
from Frederick Weiz, formerly proprietor Of
the Washington Hotel In this city, now living
8. Hatnesyiue. The northern section Of the
State is largely infested with these candidates
for the state Prison, which, in almost every
Instance, they manage to escape.
, 1861-10-17

HONORABLE 70 CoRREsroSpEscE.-By ref.
erence to the unpaid letter list in another col
umn, 1t will be perceived that some one has
written letters to more than two dozen live
honorables, all In the State OF Massachusetts,
and forgotten to pay the postage The LIST
embraces the ex-senate Of that State. Eth
er the writer Of the letters is an unmitigated
humbug or COPY Of the Q. s. Postal laws
might reaeh his case. It. isa pretty well es
tablished fact known to every school boy,
that letters can't be forwarded without post
age.
, 1861-10-17

THE sPDERs.-The curious spectacle, on
Sunday last, observed by many persons, Of
dense masses Of white aeecy substance
floating in the air, has elected much discus
zion in the city. The substance in question
Was undoubtedly gossamer, q flmy matter Of
ten spread upon furze aad stubble, formed by
an insect known as the flying spider, which,
in roaming the air in quest OF food, shoots
ont threads, which are borne down by the dew
and lifted again into the air BY the wind. The
psculiarity OF their position viii account for
tie spiders and other insects found in the
matsee.
, 1861-10-17

3!tI.=zESS4 =
EHAtz Brushes. Testh Hushes. Nail Rrush-
es, peagta taaas fine Combs, In great variety,
with hzys assoEsaaent Of other Toilet articles,
Just opened By s&txsss. s Afotnea1y, Randolph
and State street1. s9as@-,.
, 1861-10-17

ColxESpAB1E--The Board of Trade have
Invested $4,000 In the National Loaa. It Will
be remembered, also, that this organization
has given IS 600 towards the wur fund. This
zc.ion is worthy the imitation OF other organ-
5zations. and creditable to the patriotic senti-
meot which has always characterized the
Board
, 1861-10-17

Wheat is taken to ogdensburgh and oswego 8
95c.-DetT0it AdrertfseT.
, 1861-10-17
Gbitago Gtibt,tte
THURSDAY. OCTOBER, II, 1884,
THE 0ITY

: REzrR rHkE NcrHue-Ths Police hxyn
s,ceived another monks pa5, three uaonths
t:in being Gue-
, 1861-10-17

POkRDlNG.-A gentlemen and
- hts wife, or two gentlemen, wishing board with
End sach b appi5 inr at IS Laeals street. coraer of
Washington opposite the Court House Square.
ot:Ix1W
, 1861-10-17

TEE 2CANDIEA71AN FEsT1yA--We again
call attention to the festival to be giYen 1T
West Market Hail for the benefit OF the wives
and children of the members Of tbs company
Of st. Oiaf'e Rifles, now being recruited hers
By Capt A1d drew Thorkileon. Il should, and
undoubtedly viii, prove paying benefit. The
festival occurs this evening.
, 1861-10-17

miles from Cairo. The bridge has three spans
ard four towera, upon which, BY means Of
wrought iron chains, the whole weight OF the
bridge, and whatever Is On it,.re made to rest.
There are two Of these bridges-one called q
through bridge" and the other q "d deck
bridge" The train runs through the former,
while It only goes ouer the latter, which Is only
| ueed where the Grade Of the road Is sufficient
| II high to admit Of being built above high
| water mark. The deck bridge ts also made
heavier than the other, aud La not SO high. 4
! deck bridge is also binding at the same place
for the Ga!enA and Chicago Union Railway.
TEE GREAT Union DEpoT.-The grounds
upon which the great Union depot is to be
erected are rapidly assuming shape and pro-
portion. The Wharfage Is now completed,
and already several veseels have unsh1pped
their cargoes OF .ails md ties. 4 net work Of
aacks Is beinz laid down to accommodate the
foiHng stock Of the different lines which it Is
nfeaoea shan make their terznlni at this
point. cs's are being brought up - quickly ~
farnithed from Fcrt Wayne, Massillon and
AneGhany, 20 that soon the immense area
:, near Madison street bridge win present i
!, ,i=cnmplete forest Of roofs.
- a>~rsSrs
MEKci11d EoLIHez-EvEsrze sxssioss,
The evening sessions OF Bryant & stratton's
9 Mercantile College WI *eonmssee O. Non
: day evening next, 0ctober slst.:S@<The
, roorns win be open for instruction evaJ
evening Of the week, except Saturday evening
+ Young men can complete the full course b
% attending evenings only. Auy young mar
6 who has business aspirations should first Il,
:, the foundation With good business education
u The rooms have undergone Thorough r
. pairs auG IRE noN in beautiful order.
, 1861-10-17

REcRr1r1se.- Waterman and
Hall, If the Chicago Legion, are 1t Roekton,
Wtnlehago equity, recruiting fsr the 5lst
Res1ment. We can recommend them to the
good people Of that region rs representing a
frst rate regiment. We understand that they
are TO have awat meeting in Rockton On sat'
urdsy evening, ct which E. A. stozrs, Esq Of
this city, is to speak. -