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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-10
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
FOR THE
FATTrAND WINTER.
3 r, CUTTER & GLEAVES

Eos 26 and SO Corner of College and BroadSd9
NASHVILLE, TENN,
wholesale aud Retail Dealers in
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
E,co4s. shoes, Caters, Hats. Caps, UHH-
breIIas, whips, Hosiery "c.'
RE re,ept daily Of large general assortment ior
a Fall and Winter Wear
NEGRO BRGGANS AND BOOTS,
very large assortment, good and cheap.
ROOTS, SHOES, CATERS. &c
oo assortento Of Gents WATERPROOF and Grain Leather
Boots, Lace Shoes, Congress CATERS, &c
Women's Dutch AID Cali Bootees'
Misses and Children's Calf Copper Toed Boots. 49,
povs' and Yosths' Shoes and Boots with Copper Ills
M short every kind and Shoes that are cesao or
Fall and Winter. 1.DS
Evrry style quality Of Fur Cashmere Beaver O'0r'
Meriro, Wool, &C.
Cans Of description.
Negro Wool Hats, very cheap.
sIrndrfeS on Hand.
Trrrellas Trunks Travelling Bags Carpet Bags Scnool
sst Saddle Bags Blacxing and Brushes, WHIPS Ihones
Mastery Gloves &c. All Of which will be sold very eheap
| wholesale retail .
T-=sLeather Betting and Cum Packing At cost ,,,s
| oCt3-f D. n W. NA'A- -
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INSURANCE sAG ENT.


NO. es, college, A7REEE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
Statement Of the condition OF The
Home Insurance Company OfNew
work. on the first day OF SaDEa-
A. ID. 1851, made TO the COniPtrOI-
Ier OF The state Of Tennessee, par
suant 10 the Statute Of that state.
NAME AND LEooATIos.
The name Of this Company the HoME ISsuRAscE cosrANT
incorporated in 1853 and locatei in the City CT New Aork
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The capital Of the said Company actually on
Maid up cash Sifoeso'oosss ~
The Surplus on the lst day oi San'' lsoi' $50
Total ,uoup. Of Capital and Surplus ,ssa,4is o.
ASSETS.
Cash in Continental Bank N. T.,S25,207 30
Cash hands OF .genIs, and in o,o
Uniuc1mbered Real Estate, No.
Wall Street-..---.....-....-- % 80 -
United states Treasury Notes, mar. n
Nisso9Ti Ssra, SSlIs ys1Se BONDS PEI 1900
North Carolina Bonds 8 per cent
market value. ''70N w
20 Tennessee Bonds, per cent mar :. sos 40
Brooklyn City water bonds 6 per .o.,,o
cent market value ------- 10 ~ - nj
Bank Stocks value......-----., '''''' ~
Loans Bonds and Mortgages,
a ooora n
incumhere Real Estate worth SV''@"- ~
At least eO7, ,200-rhts OF IN.
terest. cent.-,---'--'-'--''
Leans on Stocks snd Bonds, pay
able on demand, the market IA 60a 90
value of securities phaEeu'
SI97s79 50..-......-.'-
Due for Premiums on Poloesls'ea ,oo,o
~
Bills receivable for premiums on 90, q.
Inland Navigation risks &c -.--' -55'loo -5'9oo ~ ~
All ether properly ,----'- --','' 1900
Interest actually due AID uhala -''' e 40. sao q
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted, and due and unr
.-....
Losses fss-Isoq Ieoiri anu - $500 Oh
Losses reported, which no action
has tsken.---- .-....-.-"....- q iOa %
Claims losses resisted by the
Company o~-fo W
Divdends declared and due and
,aiJ .-............-.- None.
Dividends cash or scrip, de-
elared not yet due ..-.-..----- None.
Money borrowed None
All other existing claims against
a.. Comugny '..-..-.-..........-.. None
Total amount Of Losses Claims AMI Liabilities, sIIa9m
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f X. Il P. ?. PECK,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
COLONNADE BUILDING,

Statement os the Condition OF the Ensu-
rance Company of the State Of Virginia.
of EgtchaOnd, on Ihe Ist cay Oh IS1h-
nary, 1861, Pursuant 10 tEe Inv Oh '-'S
Sfare of Tennessee.
, 1861-09-12

There vas good attendance on Change to-day,
and business WAS tolerably active but another
advance In freights tended to keep prices down.
There was a fair demand for spring extras BY
New York buyers, and the market WAS steady,
with sales Of about 1900 bfls at $a2503 IS for CON-
mon to good qualities. Winter wheat Was In lin
tied request, with sales at $450@500 for white
winter extras.
The wheat market opened fist, in consequence
Of advance in frefghts but as soon as 1t became
known that the receipts were only 81 900 bushels,
1t 6tifened and became unusually active at about
yesterdays prices. The supply Of winter wheat
Was light, and the market bare and firm. The
days transactions amounted to about 10000
buHhels, at 76c for No. Red; es98shc fer No. 4
Red; 644@65kc for No. Spring; 69Q61C for
No. Spring, and 51@5ac Rejected the market
closing firm at CSC for No. Spring. and dull at 61c
for No. 9.
The Corn market again declined 4@Kc and
closed quiet-With sales during the day Ct about
13o 900 bushels, at 121c for Canal Mixed afoat
s17fc for choice River High Mixed aaoat and 19
t @1s4c for M1xed in store.
| Oats were quiet, with light sales at 1a@1s4c.
| Rye WAS steady at &c. Timothy Seed was in
good demand and 5c higher-Vith liberal transac-
tions At $1.25&1.55 fer tster1or to prime. High
wines were offered; without buyers, at t3Ac,
| Freights again advanced hc per buehel, With
| liberal engagements at 13c for corn and IA fer
t wheat to Buffalo BY steam; 17He for wheat to
| Oswego; and i9c for whest to 0gdensburgh.
, 1861-09-12
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.

FRElGHTs-Advanced fc- The engagements
xsre1To 9gdensburgh- prop: Bgsksya, wheat at
wheat At 1876 prop Auntez, wheat via Goderich
1t 145Sc; sehre J. P. KlrtlAnds Charlotte aud Ab-
gail, wheat at 14c; .schrs Baltic. Mary Elizabeth
Merton Egan-t1 corn at 13c.
FLOuR-Received,6 ,899 bE1s; shipped by Lake,
asp blls Market & quiet: Sales aoo brls "Ma.
Orient DO at $49 del; 30 brs Stanton - do at
& s del; TO br1s Mo1ine' i s. % del; i1 br1s
good epring e1t1s At rs del sd ozis do At % %
del; $50 brs MORGAN 100 brls princeton City,
80 bis Neanah Empire and 400 hsl5 fair extia--
s'Eagle Mille'' On P t.; $50 brls mediam extrs at
$355 del 100 brls Trozeu'' st $3.25 On track; 100
brls S1peIane at IS del
bu. Spring wheat ateady and active: winter
ecarce and firm. Sales-NE1EE--400 bu No Red
10 store at &c, 500 bn No Red n store q Csc;
in store At 64c 900 bu do IN lots at Csc; COD
By DO At 66Ac; 1s Go0 bu Do at 6559c; $500 By No
e sef g 61 90 stote 81 ss
62c; 1,0o0 bu do at Bic
Ihsfs va yey 1Ee sIPpy Of whfat gsst 5sgs
ing to sample, were as fellows 100 bags Iowa
Club 1t SIC; 800 bags do at .s6e; $40 bags Spring
at ~; 600 bags At Saenall r. o9 track -, oea
bu: Market 4c lower. Sales, 1000 bn choice Riv.
er High Mi1ed at axe aaoat; N,0o0 ou Canal
Mi1ed at &c adoat 36 900 bu do at q Acf 0. b. !;
10c 1000 bu Rejected IN store at 16c $500 ba Re,
jected Canal at 3o1@c adoat;
oATsRaetysd s "a eq =, satppe s3oo b.
RTEReeeiyed. none, Market, firm, Sales,
BAREEFReceived, 1ao bu. Market nominal
At A&AGSc.
, 1861-09-12

WEDNESDAY,, Sept II:
The Board Of Supervisors Of Cook County held
eeseiou last evening, at n o'clock. The first
business was9the drawing grand and petit Jurors.
Names not announced.
The talloving persons had theit taxes refunded,
4. F. Ferris e q T, 3: Wilson g sa
r F. Ferris. III g I'd UntTeraalistc' h.so 30
A. e. Lewts....---. 81
e5asss ID +
T. Pierce, T. Munson, Chicago Gas Co., r. B. Car
ter. D. 3. Cook g., Chicago Times, Ghieago
han 3 c., 4. Wiedesbanm, Chicago Y ster Works,
Alex. Rahin Co, James Parker: Z: L: Conley,T.
n. Newell, Letz & Bunke1shaw, B. AcCoon, john
son Fl co ongnts e. COX CO. n Fl faai san Road
crueer = Co.. ,. Il Adams, Peter Kiteb, illinois
1nssn1 R7a Mafg Mh9psl Geo. BsEks5 csHe
Eaeten. T 81; E and &. Esene E aeoree asss Hanter,
Peter Mayer, 7. H; P.hl@en, g |. Noble, Lev1s
n l. eo eaSs sssea.s a seesy ae as' Tyrs I'll Rie
I'd Hay Tard. caIl Kolt, s. Witbeck & c., c6ss.
WstzeL. v: K4ehdeacon. gs. John Philips, Penny
g K. Dubois, Ralte1 d Rogesss 3. 4. Bat
ey tsss Fs4xea n11 eeen Co. D. Dr. r. 4 4s s.1<a GoS
FaplEner sadWeil T. s. Bartlett, l. bsnley .Joss
So kssSS kSSS f'cP @.ye 1asd.
Mary O'Nell. T, Rich, r. G. Smith, Henry Bran
Co.. Dr.. Hall AID King, Holden, S.W. .H00ston,
4 =. Bsown, Law 4 stothe1, semers, Bn.lei
c., George Ge.tz, do. Do. F. AcNpl5y, 4. Has
kRs3P, Rs5P, " ~ lhsfkES;sy E q sg kgI3estseen ter1
son, st: Loufa. Alton d Chicago 3. 3: Co., Fltts-
burgh Fort Wayne B. r. Co., 4. H. Carter, Bar
kef q Co., Mich. Central R r Co., A. A Semr1e,
GFeenfeIder d. RosenthAl. H. c. Van scaAAck.
Da motion Of Sup. Tntt1e It WHs voted to visit
the Sta { Fair ON Friday at l. H.
A conumantcAt3nN WA placed On his, EoN
District Attorney Carlos Haven, respecting
| violations of the heense law tn tie TOWN
| 81 Ikmont4 and stating that the money
tor LICENCES had been pa.d over to the
Town s1ReEgtsoRH By the parties, npt tne io<1eet
havng tstled to pay over the same, me ht1ef ware
| the sufferers in ane4ts and Indictments.
Report Of 4. B. johnson. Chsirman; on Alnat
lEat1o1 OF Taxes IN several towns in the county,
| MAS latd over to Saturday morning: =.
| a motion Was then made to adjourn aas0 II
g! O'Clock this morning.
| After the transaction Of other unInPo1sant 6aei
ness, The Comptroller uszttaf was taken aR isosa
the tahla md n aecord11os with AID: Ao5t's NJ
41n, tha Council went tnto Committee W Ene
| NholA, Aid. Foee In Tie eha3f.
AnsF tee reading ef IT, psper msakosn& sogFe !.
y AId- CnFay, ssatNy tizae s2aasa. eos5Rossa 2
| mott1as to adjourn. T&s chaos a1ea3 fesoive!
1teen into N appofntNeRt q the 9ealoNlo8 sRSSa1
tnAenitaae nk tnEeat54hkic2 : Hss Hu4nR, ~ ~
OF, Aids. Cozafaky, Hoyt. Co{hy+ Fuss 4no oooos
The Council adjourned 1t ena o'ssoex+
, 1861-09-12

our vulanfeer ofaeerk md yo1uG mm faaezeAF, u
called to Tie fhct that Lieut.. MB6nt Qxt OF the
sa1dinlan arny}, teacher e ntttsEy Science. S.:.
taken r0one ii IWkpY1 building, corner Of
Gearborn md Randolph Streets, where BE may be
found at al h5nrs d the day. Nsat: Hboni Ia n
onRRoItnnfty to become ocouainted with the use Of
theee weapons il here Offered to our volunteer Old
Gers such as 1s seldom offered In aaJ city Of the
Union. Give him call Ttrma aoecfdaag % the
times. P. O. Boz S3t7. 1WAF.
, 1861-09-12

ssssss 49, e ..4a,.; &c. e. ess 6 9 q :e
8 @ 81 isa en- e. Z Rss1s 6 & ;1 ss3as !: i &
- % i III; d Bod s. :sSss ieVs j l!; s1;i9a 81
choice amber Xha 1t tia; 1900 hu Mhite weat-
e 4 q 4S1 2 A. az r 4 .e5ts 7, 81 s. + sf Is
quiet md NFm q 90 foF at4te and western, Aod
e fo1 NSttA RtEsz ~ q no%,as!t na,.s Y
eSsa ssassd sessssd.; es: az ~ Ssd ss %
zesxc for inxsffos ha eo1nfnnn mixed HsstsFn I'd
saefor good top petaae chipping Do; 5leter .ssssEn
e FSC11s1oHs;4Mess mn rork i'll, hss1J, I'd lower,
sssn9s: @ ~ aash.is. i sis I0Sea3's s e as:.;
Ne have only aaiss Of 100 bFle Pftns mess. Beef
hams inactive. Catmaats autst and pstess nomi-
e. 4 s seo9ds1 sisaa sas nFs ss ssR:; e e.
09K. Butter IN fair demand, at 7e1oe for Ohio;
ipi4c for state. Cheese steady at 6@7e
b, 5 q: I +, @z; T q Z G, g: 4 s. ii: Kssdiae,
oSio 81 ' Is * 81. III $: Eo 1, I 1sx 4 q s. rsga @
g sefFP2as &c ss j. i g. T. q =; q i. ''ss
osWEao, Aug -r1ouz-unehznged Sales,
475 brls fancy tr0m spring wheat
GRArH--Wheat, corn aud othsr grains quiet.
CAsa1 = !. fnznHls-Dall. lss Flour slc' Thest Sc,
CANAL 4EHoR1s.- 43s brIs dour, ., 400 b1 Wheat,
$500 bn corn, 800 bu oats, T,200 bu barley.
BUFFALO, Sept. 11.-FloUa-Quiet and un-
:. GHaM-Wheas quiet but firm, Sales 5000 bu
SIC. Ccrn firm. Sales 81, coo bu at Sc: Il 600 bu
VS. Rgs Il e ac moderate demand Sales 1000
New York
LAH I1Foars- COO brls four, 1si,o 900 bu
wheat. - hT 1.Y1s
, 1861-09-12
The Tobacco nIARuGaetKre.

The highly creditable display Of manutac.-
tured tobacco and snuff at the State Fair, has
CAUSED the creation Of Manufacturers Com
nittee for the award Of the society's Medal
for the best manufactured plag and dne cut
tobacco and snuf The following gentlemen
have been named euch committee: Messrs.
c. G. Wicker, F. D. Gray, ". 7. Daniels, ].
@. Hoyt, E. Hampstead, Col. Dennaan, and
Amos j. StiflHel.
, 1861-09-12
MONETARY

WEDNESDAY, EVENING, Sept. Il, 1861.
There was heavy supply Of Eastern exchange
today, and the market Was dull and the tendency
In rates doWnwards. On the street It was sold
freely at paz, and bankers sold principally at II
per cent prem. 8ma1 bills were drawn ut 4 per
cent. Currency was scsrce and the produce trade
vas restricted In consequence.
The brokers are doing heavy business in pur-
chasing Is 'stumptail'' currency-the State Fair
having drawn hither 1arge uumbsr of holders.
The rates paid are fully higher than for some time
past.
NEW YoRK STocK MARKEr.-The following are
the quotations Of the New York Btock market
fn-HAY.
, 1861-09-12

New York Qatsle Market.
NHw ToRK, Sept u.--Beef dull. declined K@
7c.. Receipts 6,716; quotations 61AsHc- Sheep
Swine steady. Reoeipts 1878; quotations 3H@41.
, 1861-09-12

The wyman Rangers sre alllng np r9ptdly p A. I'D I'd
will 60 into camp - sooR ~ FIJI. Msa - JON toe
Recruiting ONCE It No, 1ae RAndo1Pa g.. also'
1t Ausel'a HoaeL JaGefson. PETITE RzANAN,
, 1861-09-12
MILITARY MA11E8&.

Un1en Park Ms0.
The only eompaRJ~ 1t Ha1s 2uaz!as :thasz =
survived The :" hdt ws9t,' ta4lm 49, aa!eee"
r$.oAnA and 3nfU III S- -
, 1861-09-12
COMMON COUNCIL PR00EEDlNGs.

4 spe i'll meeting of the Common Council WAS
held 1est evening HIS Honor the Msyor, in the
Chair: Present, Aldermen Calby, Bot.sford,
Merthall. Hoyt, Myers, Baragwanath Holden,
Cobb, Hubbsld, Harvey, Perki .MeDoaald and
Salofnon, Pfindiyille, White snd LtW.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and
Aunrnvp1
, 1861-09-12
Unpaid Letters !.

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage, will be forwarded TO the
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid. Call 1t the room Of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stafrf:
, 1861-09-12
HOUSTON LODGE, I. o. G. 1.-THE following
are the officers elect for the present term:

HOUSTON LODGE, T. 0. G. T.-The following
are the officers elect for the present term:
W C. T.--Geo. j. Brine.
". R. =. s-Mss Elizabeth Holt
". 1. H S.-Misa sarah f. odell.
wv. T.-Miss Y. A. Crawford.
P.W,C TIL E. Prouty.
". se'y.-H c. Morey.
WE. a-R. B. Stevens.
". C.-S. D. Lockwood
". T.-Mifs Amelia Pratt
". M-G: ". Hoit.
WI G.-Miss Eliza Ii. Edwards.
". s.-M. D. Cowan.
Editssss--Nrs, Elizabeth Danforth4
The Lodge meets this (Thu1sday) evening,
corner Of Randolph and Clinton streets, West
Side. :
To THE PRns or .lIL1No1s.-The under
Aligned having been connected with the press
for series q yeazs, fee;a tee to can upo4 TIE
Regiment With papers. The Fremont Riloa
are reading men, and viii dnly appreciate any
fa5cH which the press may see proper to con
fer upon them. Papess difected to the under
siened will be eheafu1ly distributed among
NJ 8. RA2Hxs, l. Galonsl Commanding.
CANT WHaB, Sept 11th, 1851.
n. Pure Native Wine, froaa HIN OILS Wild
grapes. Tbs bsst VINE for medical Use, warranted
pure, By &. h Sargent, Druggist, and 6osd by bot
tie or gaIlou4 Corner State and Randolph.
/ ~ 100 aae Tastps, &1oo To- y %; Hyaciaths.
crocus, &C.; 100 best Apple Trees, to yeaxs.
| saD to - 90; 1000, 41soo to 4pn Nursery
| stoek-Dvszf end nMau Ffa1ta, Ak, good md
cheap, ut Is uFkun1xas bloasa1ngso1 Nursery, Ill"
See new c. a-a1ogu&. FIX PHGxu.
sep19t
Gas F1xrrR1A-TAe placa. to set ne@ stysss II
low fgsrss. 1e3 Iaks steees, II. Y. Wu.1AREa. :
| September u, ISL. ..::. a6<
EKehanee nd bsaktae HsQse Of Ke&zis,
| Alexander 4 Co., bay and seU Kxe4aAge, aolk,
Bank Notes, Checks, Dratts ~ Certificates o{ d.
posi.. Illinois md WiecansaR noaey bought sAd
so1d< prsfts - eyerJ PAT Of Kusope tse eale
, 1861-09-12
MARINE LIST.
OR1 OF CH1C GO.


Prop cq5shega kvs5s Bnt5alo, s6.ooo bu oats,
Prop Potomac, Gebhard. Bu1falo, 5000 ba oats
TO tons lead. l 400 bu corn.
Prop Whitby, Ken 7edy: aoatres1 Il. 800 ba whest,
III bagr dsx seed, 100 bis corn hnsks.
Prop Bay STATE, Brown, ogde1sburgh, 1873 btls
-four. $50 bags wheat
Prop Barber. Brown, Grand River.
Prop Ga1ena, Steel, Buffalo, 81 coo bu oats 500 brls
Bark Plymouth. Flett. Co1borne, Is, $50 bu carn.
Ba1E city Milwaukee, Vance, Buffalo, a.ooo oa
Bark Invincible, Kenrleks. Bnaalo so.e su corn.
bark : Shepherd, Atkins, Buf1aao, 220o0 bn
Brig David Furguaon, Adam, Buffalo, 1850 bu
schz W TeH' siepheS;s ; aio aoiiand. ts'0 GULL
Schr Loomis: Morley. Buffalo, Il, ,sa5 bu com.
schr Oneida Chief, Boyd, oawego, 14,o50 bn
ssh1 Flo5snss Whits % KiPgstop, 1does m ba wheat.
schE galtic: Baker. Buffalo, Il SO IN corr.
sehr l. H. Whitman, Phelps, Buffalo, 1900 .bu
schr Tbeodoss Perry, Butk, oswego, 15,eco bu
schr Bay State. M Ga1ril1. Buffalo, 15,soo b1 corn.
schr A Bradley, Anderson, Buffalo, 10000 bu
wheat.
sBE sn RSosas snsv ossSa oizS4 bss & ea
Schr Sardinia, Mckay, Kingston, {. 400 bu wheat.
schr Resolute Hammond, Buffalo, Il, ,00o bu corn.
scLr Kztchnm. Sawyer, Buffalo, Il .ooo bn wheat.
Schr Minot Mitchell Lobsidel. Colingwood, $500
scbr Annie cfaie, Boyd, Kingston, 1o sa5 bu corn.
schr Ashtabule, Hammer, M1skegon.
| schr Mariner, Baker, Centreyiue,
| schr hinneaota, Blackburn, Buffalo, 1o,soo on
corn.
schr Kirkland, Coulter, Buffalo, 200 bu wheat,
| VESSELS PASSING THROUGH TIE WEiLAxp ca
| vAT-WR fnHehfN3 In TAnt the
, 1861-09-12
M AR II E d.
ID I:E ID

On the M tsstz 4 resadenes e tee ef1asa 4GsS
dsaghtef of Henry c. @easAts II of eeneseo, ~.
, 1861-09-12

Tne w{man hangets aLe @ n1st ~ tdliad. IL so{n he
Ttr Tna g. XII n,inoas Il Il Rol Mo.
4tsa afa* 49, e - N ia Rsndoinh A. a1so
nseWs Hats9 uu IoEstson' g. -" PxT1k B7AnAM,
q A"SsA AASsS!t S7'-~ f2acru{tfnz Omcer |
Fencing Aesaens' ...s..,oz II
ATTENTION IoLuh11Eas t-aGe assaIGtI}iH y
OH It. eee. s 4p Hssn} a
Sandman armyl. teacher g. MisttsIy Science. &C.
Bread sEor ssck aaS ths bayfSss naS ~
Dearborn and Randolph Streets, whefs he naE be
found at all hours uf the day. Lieut. Haoon1 IA N
opportunity to become aequsinted with he ass Ct
GERS such as ls seldom offered n ~ S1fy o. ne
talon. GIVE him cali. Terms ACCORDING 70 the
times. ?. 0. Boz s3i7. 1"k'.
-
coH4mnN COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS,
..,., ,oo+.n- - ~. common conncf, ma
a sRe ~ II f ~ a. ~ Ionr rhe Meynr in the
G6atr. Sd et Present.. Aidelmen Colby, Bot: sford
Gh5 StffnM anbtp h9St M1se s1Ei5s %sIonaa mi
Comisky Absent Aldermen T1ttsworth, Foss, |
salonon, Prindivtlle, White saa L.W
oa Iae minutes Oh sne 1as1 oees'ns "eFe re@a aao
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS.
petftion NJ certain rerson, resident nj, achoo1
lands. bioeS !, to reduce rents; q Elliot Anthony
yices: Of crinple fo eeli init on the cnIner Of
Wells and Lake streets; OF ma4 4 IN distressing
R;ne 9oT 47s1 for ,ees' sryfcs. rendeee the cifv
~ Inhn fs.rreI H. M othe.a ~ Tiremen fnr 6inin,
mas ' Nere referred to aonronriate committees.
N'1e "~'~ '1'e''~ Old II 1s1tu. elA1as. '''&'''
The Clerk read 4 eonmnnleat1on nom the Com
q IL AZ 81 n Tea51n Ws g s1
fnm Haised street to yif ety ifs epe1esting he
pasment ol claim By r is5as of = e!X ooqds aso IN
taror tr 2. R9s s,d maadamizfne Wsss Hsdison
e,feet - " 81 fa th 3n+sats " us; th
~ 8i r. st,xa a.e eetest sese1a N ~ osser
m1r1ee IT. 1.f3 On, f3na9eE ~ Snt,;, uo~xu .
IuG Rsxu a.; - arais ns TutAe ~ i5ep0lIeo rec9m
msneg an Gs1n to uRon E 5as Gy aosP1a
FIcn s5s same . zseommsnast5on; s9 sa tic enclosing
mizing Of North Wells street M fseEn Fl kinzie to
Green bay st5ees, tWsnty-ioui 1eet Made: 40.
aang the D1ssaa ssate It % lie e o1anes
Was not presented ioE paeb8ge, tne Iequ1ste mum"
ber of Alderman not being t ana the n %h9s
Works.
M The Bo,,d of Pubic Worss reported - tbst tbav
sad nsds W es & a bs e s Sssna yod
c1ossing, SO ths. tie roaaway may run at least fs
~. fss.ha M aesirshe for the nnt,,ic sarn1;tv5
Pefe,red to 3.nmmitIes m st,eeta apd sievs r.
tba Nnsfh ~ nvpian vi e1eee'1 1o aess IL
ALL ABOUT CONCERT SALOONS.
na,t+,on ~ Tho1,s, osbo-, ~ a.+.h,,a, . o,,
re1t ps1oou st Ma 81 Psnsninh stTset 1nnn ~
ment Of he usual license va presented. ~ p1'~
aa oy .gg .u5gea 1ts gsEsags as the petitioner had
Aa FossssI & Il shi4 ma of the ten ne,+ aho,s zva
1sss d ~ ae' This i reaoea2an,e me-
lTh ~ TpnSh Mnat t01 nIasea IT, s,a A,d u.,r. sro-
s1sF9.tng me pIayeF o. Ret3e1oaeSr; tS o.,.
ected ienst0s 'aEe1fsl'n' LIE p71'1'oo "as r.
, 1861-09-12

In tsis f3tx m Hasanes,..v morning, 3RAC& RAT
k0hD, Infant dAnxatsz * bf. DsIAAsio Au&es
Funssei On Thursd.y No-daJ1 r o'clock K. r..
ntm Residence 10. III Clinton a&eass
, 1861-09-12
COMMERCIAL.

WEDNESDAY, Evening, Sept. II. 1881.
The following are the receipts aud shipments for
the past twenty-four hours:
xACWf1 LAST TwEETY-FoUR HoUxs-
Flnuf Wheat Com Oats Bar H Wa
, 1861-09-12

lands, blocx ], to reduce lents Of Elliot Anthony
e1city attorney for payment Of $3.50 for legal ser
vices; Of cripple TO een ffnit On the corner Of
circumstances to peddle goods hill Of John Lyls
King for $50 for legal services rendered the city;
OF John u rrel, aud othe1s, ex-dremen. for d1plo
mas were referred to appropriate committees.
, 1861-09-12
POLICE C0U RT,

Charles septlebach, 8 boy but ten years Of
age, WIS arrested yesterday for robbing the
store Of Henry Newman, Nc. 217 Blue Island
Avenue. The theft was committed while the
proprietor's back was turned, the plunder
amounting to three dollars in bills. The Re
form School will probably be the destination
Of the young sinner.
James Stanton was held for trial, under the
statutes passed at the last session Of the Leg
islature, upon the charge Of resisting an Off
Ger. The latter had arrested msn for some
offence, and while conveying him to the Ar
mor5 Was set upon By Stanton, who by beat
ing and kicking the officer in violent man
per, attempted to release the prisoner. The
officer succeeded, however, in securing his
prisoner, ant subsequently Stanton Was ar
rested.
A Norwegian, named seaworth Anderson,
~as brought before the Police Magistrate for
threateDiDg the life OF one EHekaon, his neigh
bor. The prisoner insisted that he had been
instructed Of God to kill his nelghhor and
then appropriate his wife. As it Was evident
on the examination that the man Was insane,
he was committed to the jail with view to
his subsequent transfer to the Ina2ne Asylum
, 1861-09-12

NEW MAJ OF CooK CoUsTY.-A very 7alua-
ble, complete and much needed map Of Cook
county has just been published, the advertise
ment of which will be found in another col
nmn. It is drawn from original surveys, aud
presents q minuteness Of detail rarely found
in CIV Map.
, 1861-09-12
Resolutions,


At meeting Of Company &C" LIST Regf-
ment, on Monday evening last, the following
resolutions were adopted:
Reso1pfd, That the thanks OF this Company be
rendered to the several daily papers Of the city
which have from time to time published gratui-
tously notices for the Company, thereby rendering
substantial aid to our canse4
Rssokced, That the balance ot all moneys left In
the treasury be placed in the hands Of the Union
Defence Committee i for war purposes.
Reso@ped, That whereas We are unable to obtain
arms and equipments from the state authorities,
without which it IL impossible to sustan this or
ganization with profit to ourselves, therefore,
Besoited, That this organization be and It is
hereby dissolved.
Whersas, An invitation from Company A Chfca.
60 Light Guard, hes been received requesting the
members Of Company &C" to join their organi-
iz8tfpD,
Resosved, That re accept their inyation, and
that the thanks Of the Company be offered to The
their ktndue es to us in this CUR holr Of need.
Il. McMuRTRT, Sec'y to Co. "C".
, 1861-09-12

RECRUITS FROM MCLEAN CoUNT9.-A COM
pany Of one hundred men. under command Of
Capt Frisbie, arrived ni:ht before last, from
CheIey's Grove, to join the Fremont Rifle
Regiment They marched to their encamp-
meas yesterday, aad were regularly mustered
into service.