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, 1861-09-20
Daily Review Of Chicago Market

, TnuEsp4r EVENING. Sept 10
FREIGHTS-Adyapced Nc . hu. .rhe engage
llngtoD, corn, at 14c; schrs Barney, G.o Dsvis.
aid.ighl nd O. [. Sewman, i wha - ' & isXe: s<e
FLOUR- Received, 1861 b-!. rhipped, 1868
bre: Market SC higher. Sales 50 prls "Easban-
ass., xhite wiR.sF !, = 80 AZ; 10 s5is 6sttz
at s+.15 Del; 5u brls 'Isl.Ld Queen do at S 90
dsI; lG0 brls ..Bell Street and ltN ors McCor-
.s leo So s'f h:cfs f gEss rhne TeeF saex
del; 100 bis Wood Rasselt' d. st s4 Is d dei; +
sg Mills At = . DEL is bss ~ asts snd
y 1T s5s sf &: 30 sl
At $3 IS del; 100 brls 'Ksne Comfy 10 brls
.ntehlana'' and 81 brls Liberty Nils" at g %
80 br1s Ionic - log br1s st Lru;s4' aEd lDo brls
"Trozsll'' On p t.; 50 brls '' Richmond at Sl20
del; $50 blls far e3traat $a7o deli 16o brls 'st
WHEAT Received, l2I ,o2a bn shipped e4i55t
%; co Ma5ket NJ N nm md active. salsa-w1irER.
Ii in store at nc CO.. bu do A. Sc; 3on bn do
q tec sPRIsa-l.Do bn No. Spring in store ut
SIC; 400 nu do at 7bSc; Loco hu DO At c; IS Coz
DO al 1sc; scoo ba 10. Spring e store 1 At nc:
Is QDO hu do at 72c coo lu do st 72c; Is, ,O0J cu
at isc; 5000 bn 10 1t 5ske; 400 bu Rejected
1,Y4
do at 6tc+
C0RN-Received, 76,e1s bu; shipped, rs sea
bu. Market Ac better. Salea, 81 iHO bu UsuAI
Mixed At 24hc adost: $1,000 hn Mixed IN store at
2Se; II, coo bu do city 23[c; LOCO hu Rejected in
store at l8c.
OaTs-Received, $50 bu; shipped. 1872 bu
Market firm. Salee, 1900 bu No. at 15c anoat !,
| 1,500 bu R+jected tt 13Hc ahoat.
H1E-heceived. 372 en Market advanced 1c
per bushel Sales 100 bu No. IN stuEe at &c 400
bu do st &c.
BARLEY-Recetved. se4 hu. Market firm, salee,
1Go bsgs good at 3skc on track 80 bags do at 37Hc
Un ss.:sSEs,
TIMOTHY sEED-1n good demand sna armer.
ssies. 78 bags prime at Il 81 125 bnrhels d. at
$165 3s5 hushcls and ia bags good to prime In
HiGHWIN Market quiet-with little or no
inquiry for shipment. Sales, 60 bsls city in lots
| at 14c.
ACCOMPLISHMENT at S1x@s3c.
pR0FlSf0NS--Met Pork nominal st $i3p1G1
| 400. Lard nominal TT 74@7Ac.
TALLoW-In good demand aId firm at &c.
| HlDES-Dry Flint in better demand and firm at
| sA@sHc; Green Sailed, 431@5c; Green Country,
WOOL-1n active request and tending upwards.
| Sales. 10 01 BE- super6ne pulled at 28Hc; l0u zoo
! hs 4 to full blood st 33c.
BhOOA cORN-3 tons fnferisr at S2l.G0; 8 tons
| fair At 60 90 per ton.
BEANS-1Go bu prime at 81 aS
BOTTEk-Comnaon, 698c; choice Dairy, .
| Ole
EGGs--In good supply at e@sxc per doz.
| PouLTRY-chtckene, 81 45@l,50 q doz Tut-
kya: eD7e ? p
LIVE ST0CK-Receired, 81 H3g*, 81 BeeEea.
/ Market UteAiY. Sales were
, 1861-09-20
T4saday.s New Xssk Ga1s1s NerAss.

lFro1. Wednesdays =. I. Tribunal
Bulls HAD. Tnssdsy. sspk 17-aotx[ta, = =,
da1, thera waa va7 Anin.tsd tfsde st Balls
Head, a1d thzsss' too, q fo1!y lAst w:ss pFteos,
aanf an r.. ifsn 1sFn rsstS1 WoaF III: Two fall
drives vero 1spldy eaossA ont q e. for eae!h1R
ys1 fetA given 81. " bsst ot:nest good
droves- f1here w@s. however, some es4as
not obts1ns = rsse1vs fsom tho aao!mous total on
asia tx1t Weak, ~ tha receipts, did not nveffun
s. .4OO cait1e On RaIs It Aleftou's to-day, which
shows decrease Of aboot 1902 hs:a wh eo@psr.
cattle, which cnaups1sed .neazly twethitds Of
the whsle oderfngs, co1M not bo worked Oh
- vel ~ thfy WsTs 1ast Wsek. In consequence oil
The barKvnrdness Of wholesalers but, ~ there
seemed vary lssae probability Of prices filling BE-
low recent fates hpIdeTa fa1t perfectly secuTu In
waiting for to-mofrnv'e trade. We, therefore.
quote In adsxnce nrst lass h13locks Of at lest
Ec, Gad renark that thu backbone OF our ma5E.:
lately alluded to, remains strictly sound, and viii
70 eonttnne provided the receipts are kept within
State cattl1 sent IN, but generally in email iots
, 1861-09-20
MARlNE: LIST.


ARRIVED. Sept. 10,
Prep Lady Fra1k];n, Hickey st, J1srp:. 1850 5ss-
p,on 1s,, Ests psaehss "1 , of,s asar sad snaqte,
seer Ws1lsee, Lawrence Kalamazoo, SD eds
sehE Plant; L,on; Rselpe, IS ed* wood.
sehT Iuscola. Ksbh, Ea,,raansilie, 10 eds wood,
.thr RnIp. Campbell, St. :5n,an, BufaIo. leo m
: Timber, 4o eds wood fE.0 Gtaud Haven:
StEr Glleev, J!HEEEspu. AuektEu-. 12V III lath
50 Ii lumber, Is N ktirgle.
CLEARED. Sept. 10.
Prep FhuutainCity Ptaee, Bud=1o, 20 coo hu wheat,
l2U0 bris flour, IL hu sunGlieb
rrep otta~a, Warren. aluskegon.
Pop Lsdy Frai Elm. Hickey, St Joseph, aundriss-
Prop Pittsburgh, Beckwi.h, Buffalo, 1Souu ou
Bsrk AEt riea. Davis, ocoato, 500 bsss co7n, 80
Bark caoads, M Ssedon. c.lberns, 3: :oeo bu wheat.
Big Ho}i. t-r Baker Buffalo, il, ,43s In corn,
bf:g Ae1 Mitchell, Hutchinson. Buffalo, Il, OK
sehr Cartwright. christiaa, Buffalo, 1860 bu
schr Nonps,iel, Davis, Buffalo. IA 515 hu wheat
Ecbr Ithaca, Thompson, Sarala. 9.lV0 bu corn.
sehr Lewis Cass, Reynolds, Buffalo, $500 bu
schr Tusct Ia. Robb. Eaatuauvi1le.
sehr Vim Flake, Close. Buffalo. 10000 bu corn.
schr Star Of Hope. Ree=e. o.scso, 1896 ha
schr esr.hsgen7an, Davis, oswcgo, 1890 bn
schr Son and Hcir, Davis. collingwood, a43 ba
coEo: $50 bu RE: 4-525 bn oats.
sehr II Scott, aunt=barsh % isso ;o b. ~ eorns %rN
sehr Wellington, Simpeen, Buffalo, 1850 bu
schr Burney, Moastt, Buffalo, 16.ooo bu corr.
scbr Geo Davis, Scott Bnff4lo. is 800 bu corn.
st1r Glp-ey, Jlmmere0n, Muektgon.
Sleep Peach shzw, st Jureph, IS tris ealt-
, 1861-09-20

Passed DETROIT. Sept 1s.-Up-Stmr City Of
Cleveland; props Illinois, Concord, Free stats,
Granite State. Antelope, Neptune: barEs r. G..
NinsloW. City Of Chicago, Levi Rawsou. Fonsan-
e:le; schrs Comet. Queen City. Alvin Bronson.
R Eumet: Fairfield. Q North Eclipse, Affair, S j
He1ey. N1rands. Yankee Blade.
DcwE-Ba1k NaVer1y; brig 0cean Eagle; tchrs
Boston, Echo. Grace Murray, 8. A. Douglas, Matt
Root, Bay State, Il. L. Whitman. W. J. haIing,
Hinnesote, Rover, RI so1ute, Flying Claud.
DELAYED BIT Ar Acc1DEST--Au accident befel
tha propeller Ontario at the Northern Transport
alton Company line, night bcfuTs last, near Nal
6en, bound DOWN from this port with a cargo OF
grsfn for OgGensburgh, by the breaking Of her
cyll9Gcr.head: piston rcd ard other paIts OF her
machinery, she Was towed back to Maiden where
she row ia awaiting repalrs.-DetrDit Tribune.
VzssEIs PAssEsa Ds7Ro1r.-The following is
the iitt of 1essels which passed this porr On
Wednesday:
Up-sn City of Cleye1and: props Antelope, Iii
nos, NJ ptuae Concord, Free State, Gtanike Stste;
baikr ctty Or Chicago, Fontene1la, L. Ra~sog,
Gihra1ter City Of Buffalo, r J Saoborn: Shanghai:
br5gs Acadia. Mechanic. eehrs Comet, Fairfield, 5
aolley. North, AfIacda. Eclfpes, Ontario y
4 Chisholm. etella, Conquest. GasfhalM Col VII
Hams, Yankee Biade, Morning Light, Sander
Down-:Psop Masdovez, Wenoca; schrs Reso-
lutte, Flying Cloud, Bonnie nson. Mary Collins,
coquette, Moateagle.
FEssEs PAsEISa THROUGH TIE WELLAnD Ca
FAl.-Ne a1s indebted to Capt E. P. Dntt for the
fnnow1pg Lat Of Eessels passing through the Vel,
, 1861-09-20

The leading markets continue active and flrH,
pnt an upward tendency in freights both on the
lakes and canalf, checks an advance in prices.
The Flour market shows an improvement since
yeste1day Of fully SC per brl. uo1dets OF spring
cztras we're generally asking au advance Of 1uG1
l5c, but buyers could not meet them, and business
was in consequence much restricted. Winter
wheat brands begin to be in better demand, hut
the improvement Is GLOW. or Ill kinda. about
5000 brls were sold at 81 6s@5.0o for medium to
Vtry choice spring e1ttas 81 IS for good red wiz
ter extras; $4,000 SO for common to very choice
spring extras; aud IS ~ for good spring euper-
fine. The improvement In spring extras was
more marked in the higher than in the lower
grades.
There wss an active ahipp1rg demand for sp1irs
wheat and the market rul@d drnl, though leas ex-
cited than yesterday afer the sec=ip, Of tie stcam-
ef's news. Winter wheat was ia better demand,
and the market ruled 2@3c higher. Upwards Of
200 Goo buehels Of all grades changed hands at ssc
!or No. Red; T7979c FOR No, Red; T6kQ179s
fo. No. Spring; 7l@7sEc for No 5;ripg AID
ssG6lc for Rejected Spring
The receipts OF Corn tc-day were only 76,s!S
t1she.s, While 1hc shipments yesterday anu to-day
amounted to upwards Of 7a5 oo0 bushels. This
exhibit had the effect to strengthen the matkst,
and holders were asking a very material advance
III prices The scarcity Ct ye=aea, aud az advance
In f1eights, however. deferred shippers, and the
market closed at an advance of nc PEE bns.ls1.
About 100, ,000 bushels changed hands, at 24Ec fur
Caral Mixed afoat; and 23@23Ac Tor Mixed in
store. Holders in the country are beginning to
place more value on their co7u than hitherto and
hence the falling of in the receipts this week.
Oats we're In good demand and firm. RYE ad.
vaIced ic. Timothy Seed was in rD3d demand
, 1861-09-20


Nzenes thsasso. XstezFsd to the Ce1nftttss d
Uty Re3a$&1ea.
aznszytsor Fo,1.s o4nss.a II. fn,,o.,.r.
so. 01.esR Voeso0 ta@ tosso~0&s
keeesee6. That u fnsesctaks of pl l.nk Eoa&s A1
Cook eeunty tnfRaet the eeoutav9taen Plank EaAa
aam1m,sna.ta.Y ao1, md u not In eoshaoa 70 Ioeatve
tollf. thkk ND i0skec4ok4 pEoe1et according to
MW 70 eo@R48 eeQ f9anf 6n&d t00oany 10 COM
ply with the lsf0a o3 shdtf charter. -
Sup. Burley offered tha following s17aadmant,
which Naa adoppfed: That ths Report 70 fead as
to refer TO nj plank and gravel rpads On VII ch
toll "a oo1lactel.,'
wa - ~~1@'~>s~ ~
1as matter Of rssundloK taxes to FR Wilson,
an a11eoed seces.1onist 3ss ,,ev+ +.L.r -, and
49, ssIe-t.. -s,o..s -a.. 49, -. ", s...A
the following reports "efe made BY the Com
rittee:
.,r,.,r~ ~,;
A1oRIx A3eoa1.
yon- romm1,tee nm Joatej.,r tn vh,,, ~.s 70
feIred TIC tnbiecf Of refa1d:ng to + Wiirnn
GRAN 1a5sa ps.d n hta = al:taks to cox
.s2sss ;ss 1tsE sseE* rs5s 20 I'M :s
4itsr eonte5Iing With nnsytt many o. our ciii-
xsn N o9enacs maom sos ,a AZ i1.,aas, nsrs tae
n1fntta e3,h ssii Wiisop and hsxe hs ~ -
eubthted "1a s1ia WELL. a1u nave oeen LOT
~ -, IT S ~ eaa r. r.
9e. III leSa h,ieva US t ~ E. ~ No. % 1od9L ~
man. ,on.,,..sa f,,+ho, s+..u ..,.. o.,, uz,,a,
honr ,.I 9na1 t LET saate tnat sala Wisoa
tpnut1 soun NJ t ontu - A4eeihuGEs au4 1o-
9oce Isc hnt 'neItol oe eeos 70 tne otsse o.
Mafyla0d, "hsfe ae lealoes order thaE ne m1gnt
ttke the proper fEaud as Union man before this
coE.manity So VEL as A:tyland.
Yeur committee therefore recommend ~ that said
tex be 1tfnI dcd and that said Wilson be e1onet-
atsd Gcm en5 centure from this BearA
PAUL CORNELL,
JAMES MILLER,
lsAAc SPEEH.
TIE following is the Minority Report:
r., ,1e Raor,,of s,,,ez.n,.o,. NJ f..oI f.stat,r
The npde,s,.ned : mirori1y Of yonr Committee
o7 Jndicier r. yhom waa re,crr.d thu snt;.rt s,f
@,n,;1,;,n ~ 49, E-eS.r{cr 4 W;isnn car1zi0
taxes rald By him to Cook county. with tnstrac-
t1ous e 3EF. lsaae tns 81 o9ect oi tae ioJay
1he .ufiect under adVistm, Il int are hot at pres
eht able to Present fnsl report. The sa:5 WI WI
~ @ M e. pE1oeg Ioas tha4 a1s IL sra
snd more convinced 1has secession Is q great
wrong, and that be IS better uIion mso every
15 u,'s ao4 Ing Il; ~ ,rau.itixe state
| Htw ~ be las ADVANCED in biz loyalty does not
clraz1y appear. lime 1nay WORE W2Saeti1l fssnts;
hir Hllson says ~ nAs paau eo~ ~ n,u
or cnnraIy u ,sa nctne ~ a.. intaraars,
| sr,frrnc7 1onn That zont. us ha; come forward
] srd taken formal Cain Of allegiance. but ynnr
, 1861-09-20
MILITARY HIATTERSs

Attention Volunteers !--Lyon Rifles.
Capt Htquemboutg hss opened recruiting Of
fee Just ntrth Ct the Clark street bridge. where
gena men will be glEdly accepted and expenses
paid pay from enlistment.
This regiment Is to be armed with the short Eu-
fe'd rife, with sabre bayonet and side AIMS to
ms1ch and is designed to be in every respect equal
to the best regiment in the field. Se1axiH
Down with the Rebellion :--DeAth to
TFAiLoFB3
The undersigned, q graduate OF military Aca-
deny, has seen service In the Prnsefan Army, snd
has been ordered By The Governor of Illinois, to
raise Company OF 1nfantIJ for the war
John E. Kimberly. who was an officer In the
Mexican war, has been attached to the company as
fret 1ieuttnant.
The pay Of The recruits commences on the day
they enter their names on the muates roll and are
swofn 10, and will be sent to St. Louis in r. 81.
gels Brigade, IN squads Of from 80 to 40, the
Easses and reqni:itiens for camp sqnippage baipg
IN the haEds Ut th. Captain. Several old soldiers
have already enlisted IN this crack company. Each
recruit vii rectiye 100 lonars bounty and 160
Of land at The ED Of his enlistment.
WA. WERTHER, Capt
, 1861-09-20
aLLIHAlS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,


aLL1H9lS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
ARRIVED Sept IS. .
Sebastopnl, Lockport+ 4,6OO bu corn.
LemCnt- Lockpott. 600 bu corn-
Gco Mcclellan, LaSal}e. 5306 5u corn.
Cushmsp, Ottawa, 6 MI bu corn.
II Hamlin. Attiea, 1900 bu corn.
Old Abe, Iocs port, 000 bu oats, GOA bu wheat
EcIip-c. J1]iet. COO bu corn, 20O bra -four
A Leonard. LaSAIle, 800 bu corn, 81 brls
wives, 10 brls -four.
jus Patrick, LaSalle 3,1n0 bu wheat, a,1os bu
corn COS bu oats, $500 fbs sundries.
4 DouGlae, Locfporr, $3.50 bu corr.
CLEARED. -......Sept- Is.
j D LecnR1d. LaSalle. 20 G33 IT lumber TX n e.
ding. n shingles. ~ N latn, 625 fns mdze.
CSCnlEor. LaSalle-
Cuba Ottawa.
suttan, Ottawa.
Lcckpert. Lockport- ....
Fiowtr Morris, 4,02s # lumber, 2,ao0 It siding,
n Shingles.
Golden Cloud. Ottawa
VIM Merriam, Letkpo1t.
Investigator Athens.
Il Dickcg, Du Page. N lumber, 3 brls salt 1,c25
Tbs furniture, h1l four.
Aqnfa. South
II q Brown, Lockpoft.
Caroline, LaShl'e "a nj lumber, s m shingles, IS
laih. 10 hf bfla nsh.
Nile LaSatle
Yorktown, Ottawa.
3 Beee1ey, OTTAWA
Arctic, Morris. 2 N lumber.
e. Id EaI1e, LaSal1., 50 n luEb, II N shipElea,
Ohio LaSalle, g, 6e6 # humber.
Alexander, Lcckport, 50 br1s ea1t.
, 1861-09-20

Cart. BARKER's DRAaooNs-We learn that
the Mcclellan Dragons, Capt G. ". Barker,
ct Chicagc, the Body Gaazd Of NcClell1n, now
1876 strong, are to be Increased 10 1853. with
change Of cl form, In aecordance with the
withee Of the General
, 1861-09-20
Tho National Loan.

The second day since the opening Of the
boaks Of the National Loan in this city gaze
the following result, as shown By Mr. Hayen's
books at the Custom Houre.
, 1861-09-20
UnPA12 Letters.

The following letters, detained in the Chfc19o
Port Office, for Postage. will be forwarded to tho
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call 1t the room, Of
the Dead Letter Cle1k, Up stairs;
, 1861-09-20

Patrick Fahay,
Deacon II l. a. willard,
Ell o'Hafa
Mise Ellen McDalnner, 4s
Il. II. Honore, .s i"
Harry A. Huntingdon, q Il
Isaac Anderson. u Il
C1rua Brainerd, Kankakee
Thoa. IL. Cust1er, Kewanee .t
Hon. ]. F Marsh, Preston, MINI.
Josl N. Wells, Clinton, VIA.
S. T. Bradford. Angola Ind.
Geo Clark JonesT1lle, Mich.
Maxwell q CO, Dew Tori, NJ.
Clcm 4. Lomis Albany, &c
Cyrus Clarke, oswegu,
Letters under old style stamps snd stamped en-
velopes, not recognized in payment Of postage:
John 7. Hnghes. Chicago, Ill
r Bailey. Mani eno, s'
! NI .. TS3;e kSS%itl h1Ess wsss Wheeling, II. !!
hise E. " Griffin, Palos, s.
John Moore, Orlard, Is
Rose5t h9s + Gel95eott' g Heom' 1aze:ysille' Wls.
August Leedero, Milwaukee, Wis,
Asa P. Box. Birds Point, No.
Mics Maggie Manring. St Louis. no.
Daniel r. gan. Fort E1tttendez. U, T.
James Ward, Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. T. Z. BeEney. CoEunnA, Mich.
& G r. oammtEn T. c. TTa.zs.er Corner, o,
Mrs Lucy Emory, 3euia, o.
Stil|man B. Allen. Boston. Macs,
John Eddy, Pittsfeld, NY.
G. SuI Ide1lin. Gloyefsville, N. 7.
Oe]1iche 4 Co.. New York, ny.
HRS. ]. c. Flett, Efmira, n I.
, 1861-09-20

to]z A. NJ. services in Bryan Hall, conducted By
Rev. Robert Patterson.
II, noon, Prayer Meeting Gas usually in the Asso-
eiation Room, No. Is Methc dist Church Block.
ST. a., Union Prayer Meeting at Bryan Hall.
, 1861-09-20

DEATH 6F L CLERGTMAN.-Re7. o. A. Skin
Fer, D. D., a Universssist clergyman OF great
premlne1ce, widely known at the East snd
W.tt, died at Naperstlle on Wednesday even
irg. Funeral services will be held at St.
Paul's Church, this afternoon at 2 o'clock,
, 1861-09-20
Humiliation Day Thurfdzy, septem.
Der 2fskb.

YoUEc MEs'e CHRISTIAN Aszoc1AT1oS.-In &C.
ccIdsLcc with the proclamation Of the President,
the Yonug Mems Christian Association desire to
call pa1lic attention to the arrangement which
they hare made for carrying out this necessary oh,
itct
, 1861-09-20
Can't, 1yneh,. shsrp-shoot4rs.

E&rE. LyMEH9T SstxHf n@5MW0kA1&s
4 detachment Of 80 men belonging to this Com
passed through Chicsgo, en- ronte for st. Louis,
Thursday mo1nipg.- These men a'e all strong
able hcdied Eoung fellows, ranging from 20 10 Is
and 80 years OF age, AID will make clean work Of
all secessfoniats that may have the tsmeritF to
c1ose their path. Cspt. Lynch is deeirous Of OBJ
ta1ni1g few good men to fill up to the maximum
number Application ehould be made At once to
Capt. VI. F. Lynch, E1giu, I'll.
, 1861-09-20

p The W5man Rangers will leave this city on
eiment nnder Col John B. " yman 4 few more
good men can Join by calling at. 1S9 Randolph
street, or at 26S South C1a1k street.
| PETER FREEMAN, Recruiting Officer,
, 1861-09-20

~ Sargent's Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters are
mott valuable medicine for debility, etc. Prep8r-
I'd by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State sts.
, 1861-09-20
.DGr Eurupr


Sl,t ..;ss.3 4 Pstntr : n s;,; Sitn b, ssis his
rtepecfat1~ business None but To e haviutt 1ty
money Lesd apply- Adn1ess COMMISSION 4! trls
aei9&
, 1861-09-20

: r. see advertisement Of boafksesper
wsntizg tiuat o..
, 1861-09-20

ITO REN; TE?I'. 1s3 ct II ".
\ 4 tu, tt"ry Dwelling. Hoa 9. u.;:l ru7-t.rt.
:itnates Wabash hyrnu", tuta Of TIVE IN t-, et
Ret II cdera.e. Address ~. Post DH.ce Box ST.
, 1861-09-20

eHARp SHOOTERS FOE WAsHIHGfox.-Cspt
". Alexxndess Sharp Shooters from Mall
sop, Wisconsin, 50 10 pasa through this city
ty-dey, ~ soste for tho Fosomat.
, 1861-09-20

EXCURSION TO LAKE. FoREsr.-There will
be sabhsth School and Congregational e1-
cuEsion AID picnic Of the Second PfesbS Sterian
Church, to Lake Forest, tomorrow, Saturday.
Sept 21st. Cars Ie5Ee the Milwaukee Depot
at 845 q. NJ Tickets fifty ce1ts-cailaseo
ta1fp:ice. Should tie weather prove stormy
fhe excursion will be postponed until the f3t-
lowing Saturday. Peter Page, d.. Heydocf;
and T. B, Carte. sre the Committee,
, 1861-09-20

BRIGAnK-EUbGEoN SM.-We 1eaxn that De-
Sim. of this city, who hss been Surgeon at
Cairo, has received the appointment Of Sur
geon 10 Ger: S..kl:s' New York Brigade, on
tie rctomtc
, 1861-09-20

TEE W1scossm TIE REannST.-Thfs ftoe
rgtmcnt leayes Madison tomorrow morning,
ard viii reach this city tomorrow eveulng, to
so forward to Washington by P. F. sc
RR
, 1861-09-20

ARTnLEKY RrcRU17s -TTanty-hye 6ue
looking men arrived here yesterday morning
BY the Michigan Central Railroad, and Joined
Capt Rusteed's Battery Ct Artillery, encamped
in the WIgwam.
, 1861-09-20

DEPARTURES OF THE DOUGLAS BR1uApE-
The frss regiment Of the Douglas Brigade,
Col Webb commanding, will leave the camp
At 2r n. to Day ard mssch through The city
to take tie CARS st the Illinois Ceut.al Dcoot
fer st. Louis, at ~ NJ
, 1861-09-20

1edM12 Hoo1R~E :.
&3ns4. HPoca RsasA RD4ks FLA &2aa3s e&
R19 xe4:As-a4as& sesas ~ -, - g
, 1861-09-20


ing The present week BY the irresistible actions
Of the Dutch comedian, Mr. Glenn, and the
vary cleyer persoaations Of Miss Addie Proc
tor. Glenn hss opened nav school Of
COMEDY, which must prove profitable to him
and entestainipg to the public. His deliuea-
tons ate natural, not overdone, and keep the
audience IN continual langh. H1s benefit Is
announced for this evening, and three excel
lent pieces presented. See advertisement in
another column. His dutch Richard' will
ces have Witnessed their representations
durdng the week, and the theatre will IN
doubtedly be crowded tonight, for Glenn has
already become favorfte, and proved himself
IN substitution" He will soon appear as
81 Rip Van Wlnhle>n
, 1861-09-20


FR1EHns or THE BOARD OF Trad. AxD Mr.
NM6aT Il cat truly saJ that this ts the pro1deet
dsy ss Of ny We. In tae 1sme Of M regiment
tha1k y"u for youI kihd e1presstons ard your
Of This 30 rd Of Trade. I have met With the
Board when but ten members were present, and It
are now one Of beFtropgeet and noblest bodies Of
men On Garth; Ed have exhibited your patriotism
since The cctnncrc mint OF this war In ; manner
thA, does you the highest honor.
This beautiful baruer. erldferR, fs but slight
matter compsrtd with hist these gentlemen havo
dcne. They have poured out thetr money like
TateE 70 suttain The Government and put down
Soldiers. look upon this banner. 1t has tha
numbeE Of cur regiment and the portrait OF your
you 4 his heroic act, when he nnrsaa md cared
| Tor his men amid the SHOWS Of the Rocky Noun.
he al pIasas Sas aS there
Yee ST., We will bring Il back. It may be tat
ter.d and torn and bulletfidoled It may be soiled
be viii bring bacE tbs banner. '>''~ 1S''~' 'N''
Ana row ~ II: iS-g g,se you ny hsnd to bid you
der nss with your con ddcnce, and made uB tbs re-
cptents Of this banner. and entrusted US with it,
Me ma meet a1 IT We do
gilta. Farewell.
Col. White Was greeted with storm Of ap
plause. Every heart Was full, and many a teal
testified to the interest and the feeling which
characterized this parting.
The Presentation being concluded, Co1one
"nlte introduced to the regiment Hon. 10
sePn hnox, who addressed the soldiers In I
nost snIsing, Patriotic appeal to do their dn
II. desaid he had two sons in this regiment
aud they fall Old Joe K1ox viii take thet
place." He told the soldiers he knew Coloue
White, and he had never hesr3 snv+h,nf
, 1861-09-20
90 REllt.

TO Rem IA c.Lrcn;c. t two
4 stetE Frame ltpuse, 123 Oata:t, street east of
CE rs- lEq..ire en- tlie prnutres ss1aSTt
TO RENT-1h~ !zs idenc. Of
i Theusas /. Forrest. e., NJ a6s GntAtlo s7cse
1ncui ire Of ANDREW J. Bio N. No >s isan1ooh
h'Tttt Sc
, 1861-09-20

PKssonA-Hop. ". B. Dole, Comuaissian-
er OF IDdssn Atfsire, Cspt- D. c. Mclean, U.
s. A., Capt. &. G. Roeles, Q. s. A. Capt D. B.
Dobbins and lady, BaHAlo, Allen Butler, Gen
e.al Agent N. Z. Central Railroad, E. Clark,
E.q, lows CITY, G. G. Martin and family, St
Louis, Mtss Martin, Milwaukee, B. Mnrdock,
-E4q, New Tvrk. G. Hook and lady, New
York, Mr.. Bastelie, New Bedford, are stop
Ping at the fremont House.
, 1861-09-20

The ELLSWORTH ZouASEs.-By mist-ke
appearance Of the Ellsworth Zouayss Capt
Brs1t, in their eress parade Of Wednesday.
They are splendid ccrps, well armed, aud
finely drilled. We shall do them bet:=r JUS.
tice In dsy or two.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-21
THE ALEXANDRIA SHOE FACTORY.

4. A. BALDWIN CO., PkoPRlEToRs.
uAFINd removed to their new and spacious
IL warehouse, at the northeast. corner of King
and Royal streets, invite the attention of Southern
and Western merchants and dealers generally "
their extensive and well assorted stock Of goods
consisting of Il great variety of Aea's, HoHen'',
Misses, Boys ro"h's, and Children's Boots. Shse.,
""d Broynn~, both sewsd and pegged. Of Calf,
Kip, Bull, Grain, Split Enumeed, and Patent
Leather; also large stock of Ladies int shoes aud
y"itrrs, OF Morocco, Kid, Goat, Lasting, TO-, all
Of y hich will be sold ~ low they Dan DO pus-
chased in any market, Of tho Same quality and
style. Having made extensive preparations tor
the manufacture of goods, we hope to receive the
encouragement Of the Southern trade, rs re are
determined t" do all in power to make their
dealings with Us satisfactory.
We have also in store large stock Of Hatr and
Caps, Of The latest styles which we have just re-
ceiyed from the factories and which will be sold
low sug3l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-03-21

DEATH FROM TIE BlrE OF 4 CAT.-In To-
ronto, Canada, on Sunday week, cst entered
Trinity Church during service and got into
one of the pews, where it bit Miss Goderhs1n
on the hand The animal was subsequently
caught by the sexton, Mr.. Mulligan. and
while ne was carrying it out it bit him oa
the hand and scratched him. Nh. Mulligan
regarded the wounds as trihing, and paid no
attention to them. A few days afterwards
his hand and arm began to swell in fearful
manner, aud although physicians were at
once called in, their skill was of no avail, and
the man died in great agony. Miss Goder-
ham was also very i'll at last accounts, but