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, 1861-09-25

The receipts Of lumber during the week have
been heavier and the market Is dull. Early tntthe
week there was considerable inquiry by COMFY
dealers who remained over the Fair; but eince
then the densrd By either city or country dealers
has been light. The following sales were report
ed:-Cargo Of schr Active, from Muskegon, nett
run, fair quality, at &6T5; cargo of schz Afso.
from Depere, mostly strips, at 500; cargo Of
ptsp Barber, from Grand River, fencing and strips,
gang-sawed. At IS 50; cargo Of choice canada
lumber, to arrive At 81 Is; cargo Of schr Americs,
from Green Bay. strips, at $7.25; cargo Of schr
Mt. Vernon, from Kalamazoo, at 10.
The yards did quite an actife business, and we
quote prices somewhat drner, though tAere is no
qnotable change. Common boards and fancy arc
selliDg mostly at t7.750s.00; but common Grand
River rated is sold at $3.50. For desirable quail
ties, however, the oute1de quotations have to be
paih.
Shingles are IN better supply and the market Is
not 60 st1ong-the demand being compa1asiVelg
light. A deck load OF pine sawed shingles Was
ecld at $a.55 aaoat. Rogue River shaved are held
at the mills at 81 s75, equal to about s. 63 here;
| but buyers will not psy the prices.
| The following are the quotations in the yards,
and delivered OF boasd Of canul boats and railroad
, 1861-09-25

The Toledo Blade says: "We believe that never
In the history Of Toledo has the freight business
Of the railroads centering here been a. heavy st
the pretent time, It would seem that the wheels
Of transportation were altogether e:ogged up, and
yet we have larger feet Of vessels eailing ont Of
this port than usual, and n the propeller lines ara
being hurried to their ntmost to c1ear away the
rolling freight brought in bT the roads and canal
TO accommodate this vast business, parties
controlling the regular lines have made aIrange-
run from this port he remainder Of the season,
and our friends in the country need have 40 appre-
heEsions Of delay in the shipment OF their goo1s."
, 1861-09-25
MONETARY
TUESDAY EYzH1Hs, Sept. n, 1851.

TuxsDAY Ey11ms. Sept. n, 1851.
There was good demand Sor exchange to-day
and the market ruled drm 1t x04 per cent prem.
buying and 7t@H Per cent. selling.
Demand Treasury notss begin to he IN limited
supply here, and they in eaget request By both
merchants and hanksrs. Two OF three parcels
we're exhibited on Change and attracted general
attention.
Nxw YoRK STOCK MARK1T.-The following are
to-day's quotations Of the New {srk Stock Mar
trst
, 1861-09-25

The Flour market cloees dull and dropping.
Throughout the week, however, It has been buoy
ant and active, and spring extras advanced 4o35oc
per bb1., and winter extras 10@15c per Dbl, with
sales Of about $1,000 bbls.-chofce spring selling
At s4.6O and choice winter at $500.
To-day, however, reactfon has taken place and
the market Closes dull and noninAlly 10915c
lower, although the transactions were almost too
light to constitute market.
Rye dour is dull and nominal st E2,00. Corn
Meal il steady. During .he week 2no0 bfls OF
Caloric Dried were sold for shipment to Canada,- -
the terms Of sale not having transpired- Ali kinds
Of mill stuffs are dull.
mba E.f1nnin1 ara fhA closing nunta tatinna nf
, 1861-09-25

6TABBED.-A man 1a-aed Caldwell, on Mar
ket street, Was Stabbed yesterday 5y one Of
his boarders, with butcher knife, The knife
entered the left eide, barely missing the left
lobe of the lungs. Tie rufian who made the
assault las been arrested.
, 1861-09-25
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, EVENING, Sept. d. 1861.
WEEKLY RETEw.-The following tables show
the receipts aud shipments of produce dn7ing the
past week and since the 1et Of Janne1y, with com-
p4rative statistics:
RECERTs or LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO.
, 1861-09-25
DANCING AGA.

Southeast corner Of Clark and Monroe stzeea
We have removed to this building and are attag Up
its courodious Fuotus In the most superb m3H1eF,
and as toon Is finished viii open them for the recep
ton CT yistors cordially invite reis2ns dss:oas
visit Academy and See thas It's ATG Gym
PEIENT and I1s APPotTrNKETs CtAEIS1E
Our 1eaaon Will commence October 1sf. Weekly
soirtes Of the School will be held a. heretofore on
Tuesd4y Evenings.
Bs Sx9w MART1NE d EDWARDS.
, 1861-09-25

BRAckKTr's CAVALRY REGMEET.- Brack
ett's caga1ry regiment, encamped at Cottage
Grove, now numbers six hundred men- Two
hundred horses were received yesterday,
Nearly all Of the companies are full B. F.
stampoEA lacks q few more men to fill up
his company. Any persons desirous to serve
under IN excellent officer, should call at his
recruiting o1Rce, room No. !, McCo1mick's 8
building.
, 1861-09-25

TF1mpl1y IT 1ouf U'c1tcE, me feg1nltnt
struck their tents aud marched to Aurora,
distance Of TWO miles, followed BY vast
thropg in carriages and on foot. The march
vas magnificent ovation, and the regiment
was constantly greeted with lusty cheers aud
applause and waving Of hats snd handker-
chiefs from atdewalks and windows. The reg
iment embarked and Was of promptly at six
O'Clock, filling trim Of twsnts.four Cars, a
second train Of thirty carr, containing the
korses aud luggage, followed. Every precau-
ton lad been taken by the management OF the
road. A pilot engine Was sent in advance, the
bridges strongly guarded and the road kept
open snd clear by telegraph communication.
Their destination is to Quincy b5 rail, thence
to st. Louis in packets owned BY the com
, 1861-09-25

For company already acct pied. They are to
join Col. BIges Sharp Shooters, now stationed at
st. Louis: fsy $13 per month, and 63,87 extra
with the celebrated Enfield Rides.
F. BUssE, 1st Lieut..
Recruiting officer.
Water streets, E"anga Block, Room No. I.
, 1861-09-25

NEE 10.
UNCURRENT
, 1861-09-25

CAyAIRY CoMpAST-CH1CAGo LEGIoE.-A
recruiting Office FOR the cavalry company to
be attached to t'The Chicago Legion" has
been opened at No. 58 La Sale street. This
company is to be commanded BY Capt Chas'
q. Roland, 3 competent soldier, and one Who
has been in the regular service ten years. As
this will be the only cavalry company In this
regiment, 1t has been determined to make it q
crack corps IN every respect Nov is the
time to enlist.
, 1861-09-25


active, and the tendency upwards. To-Day, how !
eyer urder increased receipts, higher teights and
djscouraging news from New York, It was dul], |
ard 1@2c lower-c3o.1ng with downward ten |
dency.
The aalcs were as follows: 5000 bu Canal Mixed |
at 24c afoat; 5C0o bu good Rejected ut aoat;
1900 bn Mixed IN store 1t 22e; 49, 900 bu do at 2c;
5000 bu do at MHc; 5000 bu Rejected In stere at
1sHc. The Gales Of Canal Mixed were made early
buyers refusing to pay over 23c afloat after the
recent OF the New Fork dispatches. Mixed Corn
in store also cosed dull at the inside quotations.
OATS-Received last week, 1857 bn; shipped.
473 bu. The market for oats closes quiet :t 1s1c
During the week come Gales we're effected as high
as 134@,14c but to-day there were no buyers At
over 13Hc. The Gales at that figure were only
1000 hushelA
RTE-Received last week, 3,496 bu ahtpped,
1880 bu. The market during the week has ruled
drm, and prices advanced 2@3c per bushel-sales
being effected at 2s@30c for No. 1 in stora- To
day, however, there is less inquiry. znd the mar
| ket is rot so strong. Sales LEGO bu No. At 2oc
| aaoat 49 bags at SOC On track.
| BATtLEY-Reeeiyed l2et week, 6,222 bu; chip
! ped, none. There is good local and speculative
| demand for barley, but the Light supply renders
the market unusually quiet. Prime samples hare
been sold 1t 35@4oc, but the bulk OF the receipts
are Of such quality as to sell at so@s7Hc-inferior
selling at 20025c.
| TIMOTHY SEED-The demand during the week
| has been active, and the market has advanced Sc
per bushel closing firm Sales TO-DAY weze:-
20 bags prime at 81 60; Is bags good ut $1.55; rs
bags medium at q 20.
HIGHNNES-Thsrei Is better demand for
highwtnee, and We quote an improvement during
the weak Of &c per gal. Sales TO-DAY were:-150
brls city in one lott at 145c 50 brs do In lots at
Is cent?.
ALCOHOL-Nomtnal at 33g35c.
PROVISIONS market still remains stag
aant and dull. Mess pork. the stock Of which
here Ia now light, Is freely offered ut $t2 90, with
ont buye1s, and to-day - brls we're sold at $1l.oa
Lard is in limited request, with sale. IN email lots
at 7A@7Hc.
With regard to future operations in Pork we
hear but little. Buyers offer $9.oo99.5o 50 for Mesz
Pork. to be delivered in December and January
but sellers ask from $100o119,o0. Several Of ou1
beef packers a1e at work to I'LL contracts made II
New York.
TALLOW-There is still good shipping de
1uand for TAllow, and the market is 4c higher
sales Of prime city being made at 7A97Kc. To
DAY II brls country we're cold at 7e-
HIDES-There is q fair inquiry for Hides ant
the market is firm, especially D1y Flint, which arr
| IN het4ar yenrest We ouote as fo1[oyFB.
, 1861-09-25
NJ A RRIED d.

AtPrai7e Pond, H., on the 18th Inst, at the resi-
dence of N.shfgtoa Boston the bridgMg M tstbeI by
IAss, formerly of Il. j, to MiEs B6RBARf ANN
BOSTON, Of the forEer p1ace.
, 1861-09-25

CHICAGO Posr OFFucE-To'morroW belns
the Presidents Fast Day, the Chicago Post
0a,ca vii he open only until 10 O'Clock In the
morning, after whieh hour there Will De no
delivery Of mails.
, 1861-09-25
tE9l&e18&1kfx.

McVICKER'S THEATRE
AL xsdtsoa atxssk. nssvsaa Atass nd usssbox1.
ddaane, 'oH"@ eo1a-
Miss ADD" PROCTOR.
And tho great put1h Actor,
n6r. - ". 61ox1n
Whose engagement hsa been decidedly succesetr,,
s4eif ana being Witnessed nightly ~ ga
WEDNESDAY, Sept 25tl VIII be presented for tie
second time Hasht1 gton Hv1nEs great Romanee qf
RIP VAN w1FKLAs
VI the Lzs1ao o. 7H1 CAyax1L Aor1rAu.
X asa III be presented viii correct sceuery and IL
Pesshen glenn
HC VicEHE
HAA1D DA1c1. Mss Jx4un H,srr
TO conclnde With the musical Comedy Of the
PET OF TIE PETT1COATs.
of, THk lsEvoLT OF 7Rk Cosvzxr
Hih sesgs, "Goed Rye sleter. sNeet eet1 RYes
aid "Pf. uA Child"
~ MIRASOLE'S DANCING
We ACADEMY,
Corner Madison md Ca1k ksta--E1tFAnee On Aiadaou
Class open at Ill tines foE heztnners-
Ca1Lp1ra's L4se eyeT Tueadey and Saturday: Ps-
renta only alowet - yt4t2rs Assembly every Tne4-
miitsd excerpt those introduced BY scholars.
piYZf1r
, 1861-09-25

Bank OF Aledo,
:. Baltol
Carmi,
Repub1fc1
Bely1aere Bank.
Corn Planters Bank,
GommefciAl BIZ, Palestine
ENmers' Bank, n. Canton.
Garden State Bank
JerseY County =
Lafayette
sbaWauese Bank
Prairie STATE Bank,
GoUtherQ Bank OF Illinois.
Morgan County Bank.
A fTtNrra11 ErrH4nuA Ra1b
, 1861-09-25

TODAY the transactions were as follows: 100
bsls "F F F G." and eco brls Ct Metropolitan.
choice white winter e1tras, at $500 del; 100 hrls
Il stauton'' do 1t $4o0 del; 100 br1s s. Rafferty,"
red winter extra at 81 Is del 100 brls Arcadia
winter super at $500 del; 200 brls g Mason's"
choice white OF p. t. 80 brls 4 Wood & Russell'
choice spriDg extra at 81 50 bobrls good extra at
a SIX del 800 brls ''Lockport Hydraulic On ?.
t.. 100 br}s good extra at $4.25 del.
WHEAT.-The following IRE the receipts and
ehipments during the past week:
, 1861-09-25

1aogt valuable medicine for debility, ETC. Prepar-
ed by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State ste.
, 1861-09-25

T. d 1oarta c1ast nd GIT. There Il slso 6ome
atsestionl in Third C1sss, which viii BE- found be-
, 1861-09-25
Rel1eiout Services,

Divine Service, On Thursday, Sept. 26th,
BY the Rev. ". G.. jackson, at the First United
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Washington
aud Jefferson streets, at 101z o'clock T. m,
and at Camp Webb at P. m.
SERVICES At THE CLARE STREET n. e.
CHuRcH.-The Mayor and City Council, the
Board Of Public Instruction, and the staff
officers Of the Yates Pha}anx will attend d.
vine service on Fast Day ito morrow Ut the
Clark street II. E. Church This public rec
ognition Of the day By our city authorities, Is
an event which will meet with general appro-
val It will be seen by notice in another
place that our citizens genera1ly are invited.
, 1861-09-25

The following letters. detained In the Chicago
Post Office, for Postage, viii be forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, On Monday next, unless the
postage Is previously paid. Call At the room Of
+he dead TL.tter Clerk m stairs:
, 1861-09-25
Gbiraqt' Grihutte
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 1861.
TIE CITY.

ArrxET1oN.-AtteLtion is called to the ad-
ver.isement Of Frg & Holnes, No. 20 Dezr-
born street, In another column.
, 1861-09-25

The National Loan.
The following table gi7es tie subscriptions
TO the National Loan for caeh day since tbs
opening Of the books:
, 1861-09-25

tsst d7illed, and commanded By Col. John 3. Tur-
CHM who has no superior In the service, Is now
4Rst7mP ct Camp Dennison, Cincinnati, Ohio. IN.
= tui Tsriment Is asain "a lIed 10 1oo men Apply
ime2eut l.. Bridges, Recruiting Ofdcer 18th Reg
f;Ticat Illinois Volunteers, Custom House Place,
EN- Hs25Ht
, 1861-09-25


A'''l ~ 0''8 - sl77''@z'"
F1GHr1SG OYER HIS BA711zs-A soldier q
named James HsE. formerly member Of the | i
N9w York list Regiment, who Was engaged
in the battle OF Dull R1,n, and w>s IN Alexsu- +
dr;a ar the time Of the murder Of Ellsworth, Z
VIVA arrested Yesterday in an exceedingly in
toxicated condition, and conYeyod TO the Ar
mory. Like tho poets old aoldie', #hosnoa r
dered hls crutch snd showed no" Fields we're !
Won, 80 James shouldered 1Ath. and pacing
tic narrow confines Of his cell, went nT3nsh !
regtmental dress parade as an ina naridna1in
kzfEn EndaFt IegIment, and tho1:1n 1n1;,e +be o,d
so1dfer ~ ,osf;co; memory ahowad how R,1
prn wa, 1oat rnnc,, IN +te prat,4 cation of .
crowd at gan;ne witnesses peeninp through
tho d;,mond orifce of the heavy cen door.
Aftz- Jamas had fouobt th. hstt1e over and re
treated to Washington, which WAS accom-
plished in an Incredibly abort space Of time,
he was allowed tuttfc1ent time to recover his
sober senses, and Wss fully persuaded Of the
reality OF his situation, BY the application Of
u small fine with long tail Of costs.
II 1----
Aa.H ".NA -. ~ 60. ~.
~. .s,e tnn'sen q @ sos y, 1o-1p.A5 - mnol'
N.ne.eeueu H.esl.. W Wv .1" AaHo 1o1
.ipie pitoee uls"aae' A1r1Fsu ~ IDao 10y 5es
asaoas ioteaoou t.o4 o1 nl1l 1no poo1so
neio uaDot ~ a .ae aIu ~ 1...s ose' p 49,
tne5 "ele tahsn ~ euatso ~ n,a5ot o4ana "
oaeua a1u o ~a',s eaS.s s1">s% ~ uHp os.
u''zeo oy VIC ooo 1eno"o 44~'e.msy ~ SnaS
city, and placed N car appfop1laEel9 oFapeo'
The train lett At sl1 O'CLOCK 'ast evening 1or
tbo., vho left that city buevant with hone
and p1ow,np with natr,otjc ardor, Thouqb
| rot nnon the hatt1e field. thev h.v. died in
| N. .ervica 1T their conntrv. and merit the
]as{;ne rrm-nhr,nee of every liver of that
connt7v a few If their comrades. At nresent
stst;cn.d =, +his c,tv ware At the denot during
49, aar n,r;no, tbe 1as+ sad of9ices If resnect
- -. aae5
-e
the locality of highly interesting occasion On
Sunday LIST. During the afternoon, while the
regiment Tas ou dress parade, two ladies and
two gentlemen appeared upon the grounds,
who reported themselves to Col Light, one
,f+be ,an+1or,en at tho sarne time f4e1ivarino-
- w -. 80 80 -e.
. note TO Inc ColoneI an ofoer 70 nnts "aa
uediate1y sounded along the line, and the
Itelment, drawing up in hollow square, The
Chaplain, Captain Slaughter, WAS called from
+he r.nta n, onartetto drew nm In linz and
90, ,otr,-a -,+1c,, +to,, .ar.ra .,,a h.d
the II result to reduce the qu.rtette to a trio
Tie married pair. one Of whom was An oflce,
~ nass.-4 - ~ 49, 1san,as aa,sa rs, ~,
,r;e4o1. .b1a ann1a,sA nj tha r.o;rnent
, 1861-09-25

= Fast 04y.
Relleious seryieee win b held at tba New Jeru-
ealem Temple On Harrison st.. 1t ha1fpast ten
o'clock \. II. 1.R- H1nsAzD, Pastor.
e. Cook l. Mc1aln, % Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dyeing Cent?
garments less than any other house tn the city.
ee25
BAugusta! ohl Angnatali Bee that beauti-
fnl Lamp in the window with prisms. Lookt!
also at the one In the corner, with the red giAss
marked $1.6o. Isn't that perfect beauty. de-
clare there IL one marked 81 90. Mother wants +
good Kerosene Lamp. They don't explode you
know when you use the genuine Kerosene.
Let us read tbs lame and number or the store.
Why It's Mobiles Lamp and OF Emporium, 175
Lake etreet, ees1-12t.
GAS F1xrpnEs.-The place to get Sseso ssysss at
low figures, 1e2 Luxe street. H. ". Wni4AHTH.
September 10, 1851. Be1o2Gt
P1Axos.-H yor wish to buy Or rent piano, 60
tow, ". KimbsI's, 90 Clark street. sep26 26t
E sargent's Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters are
uoet valuable medicine for debility, etc. Prepar.
ed by Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and State sts.
Reeru1ts Wanted for the Lyon Legion.
This splendid regiment, organized three days
istcomuanded By experienced staff officers. Gan-
Lyon personally supe1intended its organization,
and appointed men as company officers who bad
teld and In other fields that t1ied men's courage,
7 he Commanders guarantee to their men humane
Treatment and eohbclenttons care Of their wants;
Citizens Of Missouri, who were driven nom their
heaKthe and homes by the enemy. 1t Is ths{ who
now call for assistance from their brethren In the
N1rth FYemnuf han a6 the rerfmGNt
, 1861-09-25

ANOTHER NEW & REGINENT.-Anothe new
regiment, We understand, Is in progress Of
formation. Major s. B. Baldwin, formerly Of
Gen. Prentias' staff, at Cairo, will be the Colo
Eel. The pre1iminar1es will be soon arranged
and measures taken to obtain rapid and
thorough organization.
, 1861-09-25

nIsSOLUTION OF CO-PART-
IL NEnsHn,-The co partaeKsh1p hasesotoEe ex.
ikttnE b&tNpeu John y, Nofft4 and AnoA II. ayde,
undsr tbs name Of NORRIS 4 HYDa, i thM dX Dis
iolsed. John ". MORRIS,
Chicago, Sept q, zs1. Rb4Et
, 1861-09-25

4 CHICAGO ZoUAyE ABRoAD.-Captain
stryIer Of the original Ellsworth Zouaves Of
this city, has been appointed Colonel Of the
Peoples Regiment, At Albany, N. 7. The old
Zouave corps has proved an admirable nur-
Be1Y for military talent.
, 1861-09-25

HAY-The Supply ia fair snd market quiet The
following IRE the erotations At Frisb1e B7oa, Is
Market street; Pressed Timothy. Ss9$lo . toa;
, 1861-09-25

GROCERY TRADK--See advertisement In
aucticn column Of large trade sale Of 70 crates
Of crcckezy by 9ubert, Sampson d Warner.
, 1861-09-25

Weekly RevieEE Of the Chicago Lum-
her Market
TUESDAY EVENING, Sept. ~, 1851.
The following tables show the receipts and
shipments Of lumber, shingles, lath, &c during
the past week, with comparative statistics:
RBcEnrs Or LuABBR, SHINGLES, LArH, &C.
Week Cor. Cor.
en1'g week week
Sept. q. 1860. 1853
Lumber, IT,. s. .7S3O9O 9,3S7, 500 6,357, 100
Shingles, no, :, /, ,26SQOO 1,356000 S7a51
Leths pcs .... 656 600 1851 eco 1,38,0 600
Timber IT,. 1SAOO0 5000 $1,000
Posts, no..... 200 So. 9.2m
, 1861-09-25

RELIGIOUS serTieee win b held At tha New Jeru-
sa]em Temple On Harrison st.. 1t halfpast ten
O'Clock ~. 1.R. Hm1Azp, Pastor.
, 1861-09-25

FLOCK~The lo1l0Wlng table shoWs the receipts
and shipments Of -four during the past week, with
en1pns1ntfYe sfatiHfic8
, 1861-09-25

TEE LION LEG1os.-The recruiting Office
for the "Lyon Legion" low quartered at
Benton Barracks, ST. Louif, has been opened
at No. s81 South Clark street. An excellent
opportunity is offered recruits wishing to join
the aLf gion."
, 1861-09-25

Dr1nE sERy1cEs.-piIiae serXices~ Nl1l b.
held ut the secor3 Presbyterian Church ~
t-monew, {Ttersdsy) the OCCASION 81 tbs
National Fast. The pastor, Rev. &. ". Pas-
terson, Fill presck 1t IL O'Clock a. m, and 4
prayer meeting will be held at O'Clock P. N.
, 1861-09-25
Gt,xlE! Eptifts.

FOUND-ln Ottawa, during the
Il sitting Of = late Erlrccpa1 Toorantion. large
gold L9l KET, with Pencii Gaze Key and Chain In
~ lccket ore k1:e. Il re l!ksne5s Of clergyman
With gown and hand4 anG TIL ether that Of lady
DICT Ot.aws. se:3 e63s-5t
, 1861-09-25

,A8ttentton Ellsworth Z0NRVea


nreseery member is particularly requested to be
w. osf this (Wedntsday) night, 81 business Of
tne' :eat Importance will come before the meet
a E. q. HuNT, Secretary.
, 1861-09-25

F The Atlantic Monthly for October has
been recetyea BY Walsh, at bis literary depot,
co.ner Of Madison street md, Custom House
Place,
, 1861-09-25
The Lincoln Regiment

When Kane County was called upon to fur
niEh men and material for the Fox River Reg1-
nent, the call was 80 promptly and efficiently
answered that the officers Of that regiment
found 1t fnQ, pressed down and running over.
There we're several hundred men over the
maximum, and for time it WIS serious
question what should be dene with thia e1-
traordtnary ingathering Of men. Col. ]. G.
Wi1ton at once solved the problem by deter
mining that Kane County must rai1p another
regiment Taking the surplus Of men as
nucleus, he established Gimp Lyon at the old
Fair Grounds, Geneva, ehristened the nucleus
ttLineoln Regiment" and vigorously con-
menced the organization, with the following
cheering results:
, 1861-09-25

FIRE A14ARn.-9he alarm Of fire 1or 1ne
first district yesterday forenoon was oeea'
STONED by tie burning ont Of chimney RI INC
Nerchant,s Hotel On La Sale street
, 1861-09-25

P1cpccKEEs.-A lady from Hamilton, Can
ada West, On her way to Waukegan, had her
pocket picked Of 3 Portrmonnaie containing
$40 In gold, at the Milwaukee Depot, yester-
day morning. Tais Will serve as another cau'
tion to "look out for pickpockets."
, 1861-09-25

FLAG PRssESTAT1os.-Dr. Eddy will preach
IT Camp Nather On Thursdsg next, upon the
ccras,on Of the National Fast At three O'Clock
P. II, q beautiful f1sg will be presented to the
REGIMENT ~..
, 1861-09-25

STEALING WATcn-James Hamilton and
Themas Mcclure, two newnboys, aged re-.
spcctiyely thirteen sid fourteen JeaTs, we're
a11ested yeaterday for stealing watch. The
case is still pending before the Police Court
, 1861-09-25

TIE BoARD OF TRADE AND TIE NATION
Al FAsE.-The Beard Of Trade have deter
mined to observe the National Fast, aud have
embodied that determination In the following
, 1861-09-25

ANOTHER IMPORTANT V1cToRT.-The Ohio
state Fair, held last week at Dayton, awarded
the frrt premium to the Grover & Baker,
over all other Sewing Machines The contest
was spirited, ant Ill the leading machines con-
tended. Call sid examine them IT LIS Lake
street
, 1861-09-25

REDUCTION OF FARE.-Passengers eastward
will bear in mind that the New York & Erie
railroad has reduced the fare to New York,
Boston, and al New England cities, from
Dunkirk and BHt1aio. This IL an all rail route
and the same cars 60 through from the Lakes
to New York City, landing passengers there
ahead of an other lines, besides saving $3.50
each on tie fare between Chicago and New
York.
, 1861-09-25
ITO GRAIN SHIP P & RS!

DANK NOTE LIST OF
WRIGHT t. BROTHER.
WV WRIGHT GEO, =. WRIGHT.
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DEALERS In
Exchange, Gold and Bank Notes.
No sS Clark Etreet ChtcAco
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-03

The National LnteHigencer is as ingenious. in IFS
reply to our editorial of Friday, as it was in the
article upon the Habeas Corpus, which formed the
subject of our comments. We are loo familiar
with the careful diplomacy of opinion and express
sion which has enabled the InelZigencer to keen a
plate at every political table for so many changing
years, to be at all surprised at its seeking behind
the ndrectness of its language shelter from
responsibility for the purposes which its article
was written to serve. 1t would be giving to the
controversy more Importance than it deserves to
quote the editorials of the Inelgencer, in full for
the sake OF Illustration. Those of our readers who
nave not access to the columns of that journal
will lind Its original article, at length, if we re-
member Alright, in the american of Fr;dav We
are quite willing to submit to any candid nerson
the decision of the question, whether !, mo-, 80,
written, as we have asserted, for the double INV
pose of creating doubt, which does not exst :,
favor of the Presidents right to suspend the bo-
beas corpus-and, failing that, to establish tho
propriety Of his exercising the power, in case of
necessity" whether he has the right to do so or
not.
Of the candor with which the views of our con.
temporary were presented, we think very fair