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, 1861-08-24
The Cropx and Corn Trade Of France.

The Crops and Corn Trade Of France
By our latest adsices from Parss-up to August
6-we learn that as the harvest progresses 1t BE-
comes more and more evident that there will be a
large deficiency In the yield Of wheat. In the dis
t1icts around Paris the crop Of 1863 WEE almost
entirely exhausted, and the samples had almost
disappeared from the market, and hardly anything
WAS offered but foreign wheat, chiefly red Ameri'
can spring, which was sold st 42143 francs per
40 k1loa, whilst winter wheat brought Al fraucs.
Some fine eamples>of California wheat were held
firmly At 4sp47f. Ike reports say they are s'rsthet
steady and require dampius before they are
ground.n
In Paris, Hour had advanced francs per sack.
At Havre, there were received during The week
eco hectoIitres Of 7heat and 900 brls Of -four.
Large sales Of American wheat had taken place ct
enhanced prices
1t Bordeaux. the harvest prospects were rathe1
more favorable, and the markets were quiet.
At Dion, thexwheAt harvest YVES fnished. and
according to the reports "It is bad crop, both 4.
regards quantity sud quality
At So1ssons, the reports Of the crops are rex.
cessI7ely bad and wheat has advanced francs
per Quintal.
At Troyee, under continued "bad reports of tht
harvest wheat had advanced II. Soc. per hectic
litre.
American wheat was not much in favor viii
buyers-the 'tcolor being DARK and the miller
state that it yielda but inadequate proportion
Of -four But the reports say there is Z:
choice, so inadequate Is the supply Of ethe:
qualities.
, 1861-08-24

The markets today were more active and prices
Of leading articles were higher.
There vas better demand for Flour, and the
market YVES active and q shade better Oh Spring
extras, e1d steady for Winter wheat grades.
About $500 b1ls Of all kinds changed hands, at
S4e0@4.75 for White Winter extras; $s.25 for
Winter super; $3,55@4 90 for Spring extras, and
$e.T5@3 90 Tor good to choice Spring superf1ne.
The receipts Of wheat were again large. amount
ing to 122,5s5 bushels. Frefghts however were
rather easier. and this caused better demand BY
shippers, under which prices advanced &c on
Spring, and t@2c Oh Winter-wtth sales Of about
11s, ,0o0 bushele at 95c for No. While; 80062c for
No. i Red; 6s@71c for No. 2 Red !; 65k@67c foE
No. Spring; 6255@64e for No. 2 Spring; and 81
@55c for Rejected Spring-the market closing
With safes Of No. at 66554o, and No. 2 at 6318c.
The Corn mstket Was dull, but more active than
yesterday, at d shaAe lower prices, with Gales OF
abont 1D0 eco bushels, at sc for River Yellow
shoat; eskc for Cana1 Mixed *299axc for Mixed
in store; and Tic for Rejected. The scarcity Of
storage room renders Canal grain particularly dull
ard greatly ernbarasses the eonsignees.
Oats were dull, at 16e for No. in store. Rye
declined 1@2c. Barley Was dull and neglected.
Hiehwtnes were dull at 14c. Good Timothy Seed
was eold at 81 IS.
The railroads have advanced their rates on Lave
Stock to the old figures, and this caused depres
sion in the market for Beef Cattle. There Waa al
improved demand for Hogs, partly for shipment
| to Canada-and the market closed firm.
| Freights declined 1c, with light engagements
| 12c for co1n, and 1sc for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1861-08-24

NEw CopETERFE1T.-A concerted attempt
Nas made on Thursday and Friday evenings
to DOES new counterfeit two's on the High st~
Bank, Providence, Z. I, upon several mer-
ehsnts in tbs Wast Division No arrest has
been made.
, 1861-08-24

LARGE PURCHASE B. Morgan, Govern.
Eent Agent, on Thureday and Friday, pur"
Chased one hundred and thirty horses foz the
army, at prices ranging from SO to $50. The
whole runber purchased by him is not far
hom two hundred and fifty.
, 1861-08-24
MILITARY MATTEER8,

~ Volunteers wanted for Com psny Z, 18th
Regiment, now at Cairo, Colonel MeArthar com
rnanding. This regiment has good name, and
has been mustered In snd will pEnbahly seq aetdve
Tic pay Of the commissioned officers, must
ciars and priyates has been rat-ed p Per month,
which, together with bounhes and Allowances
make the par about equal to a mechanics w4ges.
Recruits are sent to Cairo free Of charge. Good
m1e1eians. who can play upoa baud Instruments,
viii he taken, md v1u receive extra pay.
hare served in this regiment, and particularly ,
those who have served In my company, Will be
gladly received, Come In and aee us At Al events,
to shake hands with our Old companions Ia aInna.
The recruiting station Is ut the corner OF Ian
Ing, JAxFs & HUaUNm,
Captain Company e. 18th Beg. III. Vol
, 1861-08-24

RI OF CH c a q O.

ARRIVED. August n
stmr sea Bird, Hodget, ontonagsn, sundries,
Prop Marquette, Jas Pratt, Buffalo.
Prop Bay State, John Brown- oswego, tons
Brig sam Hale, Waffle, Little sauble, 16o II lnn1-
~ her.
Bark City OF Milwaukee, Vance, Buffalo.
Sch. Summit, Gibson, Cleveland, $50 tons coal.
Scbr Blue Bell, Howard, Cedar River, 1o0 N luIn-
scbr Warren, couAcer, Wolf Rives, 1900 cedar
p1sts.
scbr Shank, vanderbeck, st. Joseph, Is cords
HDod.
schr wild Rover. Fountain, Cleveland, s55 tons
schr Mason, Jackson, Wal1aceburgh, ISL cords
schr By State, coriile. colborne. --.,..
sehr Warm, airing, New Buffalo, 20 N spokes-
Sch1 Mariner, Haekett. 0gdeneburgh-
schr PenHe1d. Esstoa, 0sWego, II, ,l55 bu salt.
Schr Perry Hannah Candeld, safnia. $50 N 11m-
peI, l6 BIZ Rcke!s' 80 @ cedar 2 posts. sts ,nn.z
CLEARED. .........Aug. "a.
Prop Bay State, John Brswn. ogdensbargh, 900
Prop Maranstte, Il nut jas Pratt, Buffalo, 5000 bn
~ wbeat, 1000 brlz do1r. 1860 pigs lead:
Bark City Of Milwaukee, Vance, Bufaio, 20,5oo bu
scbr Norwegian, Mattoek, oswego. 1890 bu
| schr Blne Bell. Howard. Cedar River.
| schr warren, Councer, Port Sheldon.
| schf Sha *. VandeEbeek, st. Josegh.
sehr Pam Bow; Vol, Rnfsle. ae e.. Is GO bu wheat
Schr Bnxter, Henderson, collingwood, t2,ooo bs
| wheat.
schr Advance. Dali, oswego. 10 100 bu corn.
schr Matt Root, blanchard, Buffalo, 17,5M bs
schr Cotton, Cotton, Buffalo, q, 600 bu cora.
ScoW Laurel, McVay, Pier Cove.
, 1861-08-24

iUst enough warning to give the owner an oppor-
tnnity to put knife In the throat while life still
eiIenlates- Then Of eourse the Hog will maka
non, and - hs did not die natural daAth-not
quits-ths meat will 60 the way Of iii other pork.
II. B.-We don't eat city dressed pork m&de ftoua
Western Hogs. We presume it Is very good, but
we own to eliEht prejudice.
Geo. ". Norman g1ves the following II tha
price Of hogs th4s week:
Lkva Dead.
First quality coM led, large
size.- .::......,.:..- .--.....3 3x@sXc 4x05e
Second quality, coi7ted. 4n@4ze @5Ks
and prime, for market ..
butchers. 3h@4 54@5Kc
Large size stin-fed, fat.-.,... q @3Ac DC
Second quality stiA.9ed, int. 3 @34c 6-c
, 1861-08-24

Ben; Westhetm9 sold feE Norris & Co: 1M good
Iall Ans1ls essErsss ~, At e, a9a
loes upon ne ohet % Aapany u $aN. Aiso - Iof
Richards, on1o eo1a. steefs: sta&s, q 4 64c On ~
At 7@7Hc:
fhelps McMa9on sod ~ s4I ininola steera
a1d some At ro1gh sxea. averaging TN cFt', At
7&JKc, for ]. 2. sknes. :.
Henry Weathe11,er sold fof Moore IS Illinois
steers 1t 81, estimated ct 7cwt. average. and 81
TOR BnE1akers c~t: Illinois steers, average "a
A73lso. q bought # Albany By Msner, eost ~ DE-
AEered here and sell st aboHt g ahead loss at 74c
=. A!se u hsla aef aexaea g Ayfnen, 1s1Ao8s
tteeff, estimated St 6H cWt-, average $42
&uItuy Glover SOLD a or HI Glefy'e grove,
ned1nM Illinois Steers, ~ &c On GHt-
Harris d CoddtnRton sold LOT Thomas u ioM2
~ cwt Steers, irusity. It 1c, 2vazasfnE At11ae
oTer $50. =.
a hea! antn s21a Anetn ae,,s e. ~ 9hs ade In. -.
hs1ns .ttr.ma - ~ Al ~ q n.
Jeny church ssld s. r. Halls drove Of ss Indiana
Steers. fair nussity. aYefage szy 6z cNt, bnt Will
hardly average &c
,1.etepn u WiueMs soto so5 ~ +ss 70 ,G;oa
Aisn91t Steers q ~ oWn 1eeo11e' ss S7@' WHICH
"glgnea 144 c"s as ac9e- a. <,.a..u,.
barney Bsttfam so4a G,nse q Gse*n ~.
drove Of 108 hesa. {tWo iosl = Go9pVallel 200
to weigh cvs., and teA to aEe1age -, 81 3He
y p: the home weight WIS 1,Ss8; the BGdAo
"f,gat ~. ,.r r,a,.n, s+a.,a for lame.
, 1861-08-24

TIE NORTH SIDE WITHOUT GAa.-A serious
LEAK having been discovered in the main pipe
crossing the river, the gas viii be shut of on
the North Side on Saturday and Sunday nights.
The Gas Company will use every exertion to
make the connection In come other way,
speedily aud sfectuhlly.
, 1861-08-24

I OST OR HT OLEN-On Tnurs-:-
day o. 1t1ds4 ef la wnexr be+Eeen LaEe ssr1st
snc ChesRp nsnsas - Cf4EE Htyeek ~ 1ay. = Gl;
a4Haz1 n Eol5 1nt.e tWenfy md one a11
senar 10 t9ae paest q e 3s s -
Eau ba S4ltA18y feWxTaeo. an13Fse
, 1861-08-24
Lost

I CST--On the 18th inst, Dsrk
IL Cow, win blsek ssxilee ID u1se. tn sea<s old
With : !e1ther Y md hef 15eG :A1F one tnAt Etll
eEipk hE1 e t&4 Neae vAs Barren VII 9e 12a-
, 1861-08-24

Col. ]. n, Wilson having received commission
from the Secretary OF War 70 xaise forthwith 4
Regiment Ct Mechanic Fueilee1s, to be employed
10 repairing bridges, building foetineAtioas snd
Ill fQther mechanical works, to be enlisted fox
three years Or the 1zr. al Captains sad oh1cat1
mustettpe Companies. VIII pleasa correspond with
Co1 WIlsao, at Headquartefa, No d South Wells
street, oppoefte the Briggs Houas, whee they win
Be mustered into services; Parties wtssing 70 Join
receiYe IN sadisional pay Of hfty eents per day
more than other volunfeers. By order OF
Coz. j. ". WILSON, Commander.
P, o. Hox ae96.
p S.-Meehauics or active lshorcre wishing t.
enroll their Names can do 70 by calling At brad
quafters. L.
, 1861-08-24

ITO KENT END FURNlIU Ne
l. FOR sALE.--A new two-st7rg, American Base
ment Brick H :uee admirably arranged containing
tq.es stone cellar un6sF eatn and ericz barn r.
erree1 csrs C the West Side in good ue2oborhood
sna Within ten MINUTES ride the Court Holse: POP
Address Fort Once Boz 1l43, gry1ug real name I'D
place OF b1etneks RQ5a16t
, 1861-08-24
MONETARY.


Fn1nAY Es1E1fa, Arg. IS LEM.
There IL better supply os currency, hut II u
not 1et zut1edeut to meet the requirements o1
+te nrnduce teaf1e. and the markets hare suffered
in conee equence-
Esstern exchange is In fair req ueat, With salea
IN the street at par, and tnlths Brokers' offices as
Lm,3. per cent premium. Exchange Ii sold for
canadian currency at IN Per cent premium, and
Tor peruaylyan1a. Kentucky AID Maryland cusrsz-
cy at per cent. premium
New YORK sTocK HAEKEy---The following are
, 1861-08-24

A PROFITABLE OpERATIoE.-A we'll known gen
tleman Of this city, saye the Troy Hhig, having
$50,000 at his command, went west recently, and
bought large quantity OF corn, which the oWners
agreed to deliver IN Albany at IS CENTS per hushel.
The freight from this point to New York Il now
Only cents bu1hel, and the quotatfons fo1 this
species Of gram In yesterday afternoons market
report ranged from 45 to 81 cents, a1d rated one
cent higher The owner Of the com still holds
On" but even at present prices will clear nearly
80, coo by the tnVeStment.-AyHts.
, 1861-08-24
nITHRIDGE'S Xxx FLINT
~ GLASS
OVAL CARBON OIL
LAMP CHInNnYS

Tie best that taye sTer vt been o:esed to the pub
l. Becaoee being Of an oTal shspe the glass Is eve
ryWbere equally distant from the fans. 30 that the
dIait Is stronger 81 mere regular.
The oval shape 1s better adapted to resist the ef
tect Of sudden expansion. 80 that 1t IL Impossible to
crack them.
8 The glass i made ls.gely of Lead e2d Pearlaah.
giving great degree Strength and elasticity. The
GhimneYs whfch bousekee pexs have found to be 10
brittle to crack even when not T. u=e are Invariably
Rade Of Lime G1aRs instead Of the Flint Glass, Ct
which our arc manufactured
Manufactures and consumers Of Carbon Oh. who
lar.d tn The grtat expense ot emnsys n te way q
Oval * Fllbt G1a.a Chimneye which has materially
tseued she cest Of Carbon on Light to thass VINO use
upoG the le8sened expense for chlnneya.
, 1861-08-24
CHICAGO COURT RECORD.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, BzroRz JUDGE
pRuMM0ND.
FRIDAY, Aug. =, 1861.
III t.es317ester sehofeld, President, &c,
&c, Te. Nicholas Walker Ct al. INDIGNANT foF
Rsa, Easa 5GE deSs & tnsn d9sf mosa ~ as1
trial and in arrest Of Judgment.
On gon sa Of SS 4 assa bst q B. sa~ys' was
466 {frorera1-Lew1s l. Lee ct 81 vs. ". ".
Gilman ct =: By agreement % Of parties By astos- o.
want Of prosecution Was set aside and vacated
tnd the caufe reinetatea on tic docket.
81 (Chancery@-AEza Leondsbury ct a vE. Eb-
ILL., 6s e a. nses % be
K1ngebury Es. Chicago St. Paul and Fond du
Lac Raiirood Company. Motion Of plainnd W
attorney entered On ths 7h day ef Ny last far
to be entered sustained, through 1nadrertAnce
at thst date, It Is now ordered to be entered "aac
pro fo1na ss if On said 7th day Of May Last, and
ss7-Debt5 Thomas T. Mch IT, Michael Year
kle. Upon an tRtination By tia court Of an opin-
4so-Debt) James Fresland ct al ys. G. G.
ted to tie court for trial Issue and Judgment for
6o3-tDebt) Samuel J. Long ys. Harvey Graves
| ct al Called for trial. Defendants came, bg at
| torney, and plaintiff makes his default. Dismissed
| at plaintiff costs. for want OF prosecution.
] Gs-(Debt) Same va, Isaac Cook ct al. Sane
/ Judgment.
557. Ejeetment). James b. Marshall vs. Parker
| Dresser, Jr- Same judgment.
1s G5sctment). Wm- Winnes y. Jobn nartten, Z q
ct al Called for trial anG or motion Of Plaintiff
Attorney, jury called to .ry the issue: Attes
evidence, Defendant was found guilty, and tudg
| meDt for platutif.
5ls. g5ectmt11t). ;. FceteE Clark, ,ys. Robert Bar
Cay. Parties cs1ne BY Attorneys, and sara jur.
sworu as in SIS. Judgment for Plaintiff IS to one
hall, and not guilty IS to the other bali.
621: Ejectment. Benj Lombard, j., Va. 10
seph Huston. Parties came b5 attorneys. Jur,
waiyed and the 1nattsr submitted to tr Court
Judgment for Plaintiff
ss2. Eiectment}. David Z: Beaton, rs. Joh1
McSpent. Parties came hy Attorneys. Same dur
as ii Els. Verdict for Plaintiff, as to one-shtsd
| and for Defendant IS to tKo-thirds.
5e8. {Ejectneat). Same " Vim. Hardy ct al
Jury waived, and submitted to Court. 5cdgmen
same as In ia
$50. (Chancesy, bill Ct diecovery} A,G. Krkpat
r1ck vs. John Fower. Dismissed by plaintiff a
| his own costs .....
=. Un Adm1sslty> Ebenezer Balm ys. Freema'
| Butte ct Il. Leave given to amend the Libel an
Wit 50 = 10 change the nAne Of Wiz. 3. Robi1
aon to WIN A. RobtnAon.
6734 EjettMent} jsnss Il. Alyeys n. HEM
J. Hunt ct al Continued to December term.
BIS, Njectment1 Jacob .. Joyce ct n ". N
: | thxniel CulSer ct Il. Now on trial.
, 1861-08-24

fnn CASES TOBACCD-Ths
1VV begt bea4A8 In market.
EAR40H6s PITN1N HANKEf.
, 1861-08-24
ILLINOIS AND AN-CANAL

ARRIVED. Aug. -.
Stars and Stripee, Ottawa. 6,OC0 bu corn.
Queen City, La Sale. $500 bu cora.
Mary Emory. Ottawa, 500G b1 corn.
Marion Seneca. 5saN bu coru.
Wave, Morris. 4,500 bu corn. 100 bn wheat.
Genital City, La Sale, 1886 bn corn, 1,577 bu
wheat, 19o brls highwtnes.
Oneida, Ottawa, $500 bu corn
S 4 Douglas, Seneca, $500 bu earn.
O'Conner, La Sale, 5000 bu corn.
Aida, La Sale. s eco bu corn.
lmperial> Lockport, 8, 500 hn corn.
PraiE1e Queen, Ottawa. 5000 bu corr.
Sebastopo1, La Sale, 123 tons coal.
Flower, Morris. 4,T00 hE corn.
Rail Splitter, Morris, 200 bu corn.
CLEARED. D........-.-.Ang. ~.
Vermonter. Lockport u tons coal, 800 fbB ndze.
Prugrees. Lockport, light.
Oak Hill. Locsport, light.
AleonA, Norris 10 brls salt.
Atlantic, Morris, Light.
Nile, Morris, light.
Lue1la, Morrfe. light.
Portland, Mozr1s, light
L Campbell, Morris. light.
Rep1blc, Morris, $50 bs mdSe
'Su1tana, OttaEa, light.
ClatiEaa, Ottawa, Light.
Acme, Ottawa, light
Badger State, Ottawa, light. -
Emilia, Joliet. g. ss8 It lumber, LOCO # sidfng 2s
N fafb, br}s salt.
Rock Run, Joliet, IS N lumber, I m shingles:
Adelia, Joliet, 80 N lumber, Is brls salt, srls
id Harman, La Sale, u,225 It lumber, 500 TO-
Resolate, Athens, % cy rubb1s stone
, 1861-08-24

Commanded By Brig: Gen ]. Il. LAER.
MES squads ar eInsae recruits ere wanted iof tats
depaItmeut of eefEice. gnbatstenee Ana t1aas-
portkticn win be fH1nfehed, ~ SOON ~ fepoftea
10 me s0d accepted No department o3 the ser
yfee can b nanfe Inviting 70 the yp1aE nan who
oee1Te TO serve o0f eoNH@a country. ARCS 4a3
eq tpAants a<e ready tor dfsttiha don On arrival
o. fR<{utss ut Fort LAkF1n~ut&.
Fos iafns1nas1nu apply to James B. Mills, Metro.
, 1861-08-24

Sales Of Produce In New York.
During the week ending August Il. the sales in
New Tork amounted to 81 coo brls, weatesn four,
1850 brls southern -four, and 4 750 b.ls Canadian
~ brls rye our, 11ss brls corn neal, 500
bu wheat, 10, 100 bu rye, and $50, 600 bu corn.
, 1861-08-24

COMPANY g, YATES PHA1AHx.-0ur CON-
pany headquarters are now at the camp On
Indiana Avenue near the southern limits Of
the city. A few more good men are want ed
for Company G. Recruits calling at the
Methodist Book Depository, 66 Washington
st., will be directed to US.
VIZ. B. SLAUGHTER,
Company G, Yates Phalaa1.
, 1861-08-24
NTARTNEINTELLIGENCE.

PASSED DEraolr-Aug. 22.-PAssED Ur-Props
msc; bark Star; schrs Challenge, Queen City, Sea
Bird, " sanderson, Yankee Blade, Cairo, & L t.an-
strg,
Passed DowE-Stmr Cleveland, props Missouri,
Ottawa, Iron City, Young America; barks Levi
Rawson, Major Anderson; Gibraltar; Echrs Echo,
Mary Williams, Two Brothers, Looko t, Perseyer-
anee, Convoy, Fred Hill.
VESSELS PAssNe THBorsH THE WEtIAEp Ca
EAL.-We are indebted to Capt E. ?. Dorr for the
following Hist Of vessels passing through the Vel"
, 1861-08-24
NJ a r r Il D.
In this city, Aug. 22d, bY Rev jeremiah Porter, M
ROpOLPH DGEENBVKG xnd Miss HELEN Mo
ID T r. D.

d r. D.
At RAeane Wiz F1idaz- Aug. sd, SIDNEY CAHT,
only aoa Of Dauiel and Harriet A. Shepard, aged II
months.
funerz1 to take place IL this city. from ths house,
No ~ West Monroe street. N Sunday, Aug 18th, at
O'Clock F. n. Friends and relatives are Invited to
attend.
, 1861-08-24

NorE.-o ouosations ef sazes gsrs's In tais Hdrkst
EeDoyt. nre HndeFs&eod to 6e for good eoaEe7t&&S
fn1rea,eu. sal6ss pkheyzease 8take9.
, 1861-08-24

SEARCH WARRABT.-A countIyman named
Archibald Eazd spplied at the Police Court
yesterday, for warrant to search some Of the
shanties On Buffalo street, for 8 sucking pig
stolen from his wagon. Hope he mag find 1t.
, 1861-08-24

polttAn HOTEL Chicago, or to to the grbserfne. 1t
Moline, Rock Island and Davenport, for two
weeks. H. F. SIcKLEs,
l., eng 211N$ Recruiting Seryiee z. B.
, 1861-08-24

ITO r REN ENT.-Two fonr-story
- Brick Stores and Cena1a. " by 20 feet toa North
used to adrantage ~ Manufacturers Apply to q,
". ADAMS In rsar o7 $50 North Water street
&y1Er
, 1861-08-24

VS* ~E2e94 NE ku4aA&eY WEI 0e &eE"&<HSA ~ eaE T.
Dead IsttsF oalce, On Monday nsxt, un1esa the
postage Is previously paid Call 1t the room OF
The Dead Letter Clerk, up stasrs;
Miss 4 Nelson, Chicago, ~. t:
IL. Hsfsis G I. Fletcher, chicago, II. /
: g Downs, Chicago ~
T. Ias6 f6n1s4s 1as'eMEi M,tt !" |
3: Honsnza, Rock Izlsnd, IS
NJ. si:s NiEy 1.,d adsfTss6Ess TsE2st,i. koepor n
hist Mi w. W..bSa3: f.: RRa5.ngsea Razaagg 1exa-
); 5oba {; AAsi5ta; Ae6a41i, Ntb b,xepS;or., xtas;
q. a. HoMeyeE h Co, Bt- Louis, Mo.
n e M,rt5S2 III as.tiPEs S;si MINI
Butler q Size, Boston, Mass.
John {. Kelly. pattersoa, Cal
Letters enclosed in old style Government Envel-
opes, not recognized IN payment Of fpostage:
4iss cath@sine Moore, Pleasant Ridge. II.
G.ezE Of CO. Court. a1iddleyozt, IL. /
N. B. Pratt, Mauteno, H.
--PaIEons, Gilman. Ill t
"a; ~ asnan. Cleveland, ohie.
aiss lii a1Tsea asses1et o'Heara. St. Louis, No.
Grant : smith: Da,enport low, % Mans
N"' '-' -
Tne NV. II, h, Depot ErAsedys
In the case of Capt. Crofton, e. 3. a, held I
on CoroueE's warrant for the murder of
Frederick Krastz, the following writ has been
issued, directed to the proper officers:
TEE PEOPLE or THE STATE or HLRoEB.
10 As1hony G. Hss1ng, 8heTs0 ana sfdstor q t*es
1y4y' ~ e:.'~ ~ .... hs.o +sa h,7v Of |
Robert &. 4. CTo7ton, By you detained and nov In
y91f enssoay spq nch sud custody By
whatsoever pane re said Eobert f. 4 Geo.Ga
sbaa g ea4ea OF oe &c judges of the superior
Court of Chicago Ct his Cham@9ers; @ .. NE tne
Honse u t1a1 me H. Teceipt q Ills writ to aud
ceiVe shall then and tnefe osaa ee and hsys
es5a1be een ibere stiu Ma is wit. tt /
Witness John n Wns1a, oh9 th;s q ~ ~ Az y
eust. 4. b. ISL.
Carlos Haven, the District Attorney, Who
ia now st Galesbusgh, has been telegraphed.
and the hearing Of the matter Will be had be-
fore Judge Wilson, in the Superior Court
Room, On Monday next.
The BENEFIT OF LIFE HsURAFcE.--ioo
p,Szann importance cannot be attached 70 Tue
subject ct Life insurance N t'1nes uRe tnese.
Many VINO regard tnen1eeisEe i4ea 1o-aHs AAo
themselves poor 1o-"offo"' ny soMe uneA-
pected pecudary disaster, thus leaving thel1
families TO the precarious CHANCES of coatin-
..5 1;f. f,r snn,sor+ In 7nrb cesa. the vs1ne
"eS ~ ~ 'A1~ '1e1e
OF t1s poncJ IN s reliable company caanot
be ov,E estimated.
Mary strfkfnp illustrations of the beneat Of
-,
Lue 1nsuIaHee AAte coaaS a0oe1 oui UNI oe'
seryaticn. Within few days young mau OF
| tt;s c;tv. in the nnost robust hea1th. euddeu1y
-. o1.:,s.a.~ 81
olea o. aese1, 1easn's . "ie aoo e0l!sfea WALL
| Io means OF support, except policy in the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company
z.t;o1 ba haa hean ;rdnoaa IN effact on1r
fa,v mcnths nravions throno1 Meears T, d
ornsted 4 ~ The asenta of that Comnsnx
~ III. citv Th;s Ia hut o,e of many z;rn;1a,
;.e+..... tha+ ,,fc,+ ta mentioned
We oon,naDd th;s snhiect n ovr f4;enda
ona - av c.,,no+ \, hat+er than effacf az, 7,s1,
ancs t1,,crcb tho aoeno1 of Mssare +. n
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ATTENTION, FIRST REGIMENT ILLINOIS NJ
In
, 1861-08-24

AccEss1oN.-The Yates Phalan1 received an
accession Of twenty men from Waukegan,
ThursdaY evening,
, 1861-08-24

ATLANTIC FOE sKPTaMBER-Walsh, corner
of Madison Etreet and Custom House Place,
, 1861-08-24

&EEAK IEI1VR8.-1No well known young
men Of the sneak persuasion were arrested yee-
tarday, and are ROW in the lookup awaiting
examination.
, 1861-08-24
COMMERCIAL.

FRIDAY EVENING, Angus: Is, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments fos
the past twenty-four hours:
, 1861-08-24

JeWett & Co. sell By catalogue at 10
u. m. At their salesrocn, 81 Dearborn street,
200 barrels liquors, 200 boxes soap, and 500
packages general groceries.
, 1861-08-24

RoYBERr.-Capt B. r. Bruce ot the schoon-
or A. c. RaynoE, was robbed Thursday night
Wills on board his vessel, of nearly $lD0 in
Canadian funds. The thief has not been ap-
pretended.
, 1861-08-24

DEHckEsr SoID1ER.-Thomas Edwards. q
member Of the Fremont Rifle regiment.
picked the pocket Of an intoxicated old man,
and tcos ths-efrom pocket knife and eeVen-
t5-Ave cents in silver. He WIS delivered to .
sergeant upcn the order ofthe Superintendent.
, 1861-08-24

LAFATErgE RIFLES in our issue Of the
Cd inst, tie Lafayette Rifles Of the Fremont
Rifle Regiment were reported as not having
chosen 1et and I'd Lieutensnts. We are in
formed by Capt. G. P. Dickinson that this is
mistake Their names are as follows 1st
Lieut., G. ?. jackson I'd Lieut., F. A Jones.
, 1861-08-24

BoARp OF C1Au4s.-The Board appointed
bv the last State Legislature to investigate al
claims against the city, was IN session yester"
day 1t the Supervisors Room, in the Court
Hnnsa
, 1861-08-24

TO RENT-A desirable Resi-
new. WITH Ill moiern ccnTe:iercess II sdsstaSa =
cation. Barn attached: The Furniture for tale. Is
tun1tY to taMily desiring to 80 to he usekeeling
Address 2, @. Drawer 8841. ouEX3t
, 1861-08-24

A II: Anerton + Co., proprietozs Of the Wash
1ngton Drove Yards, Forty fourth etreet, report
the Cattle in market from the following States:
, 1861-08-24

,WoMA9 KELkD IN DEE7KR-Caddle Deg
ter sttsserwaras hrs. Francis Reynolds, former
u Of this city, Was recently murdered By her
husband st Denver City. Her friends reside
In Chicsgo.
, 1861-08-24

ITO BE RENTED-The very de-
Il esrable Eng1s1 Basement Bs3rk aed Akrbla
between Washiu ston and Madison Is, ten mlaueea
rde from City Ean- Ho5ss contains G.a Bath Roo!1.
hot and ColS Water, AnG Of St8b!e II desired u
p thorough repair and .in bs rented Low e eeecs
j. F. NORTON, 100 II Waah1ngtcn-st. cElcs No. 6.