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, 1861-09-26
Daily Re,ieW Of Chicago idarket,

FRE1aMTIVoiee FR1SSt11ls 1:ES4sa. 5s Sept: q 1851
as teowr To fFpg1sgmsnts yere
81 Ncs ffhri Adams, corn atisc,. Il osEe ssTs
st a. ~ = =; Gfdss, bark YIN. Stufees, wheat
Nirh1;noa1e lo Buffalo ;schrs Flora Watson md aad
EcE~ .5eat at 15c; bark Vlnslow and
LoCR-Receired, ,sIs3, ehtpped. 500, b,ls.
sii aaEket 9hisEslostpg fim kaks, 100 brls ehoics
xhe ~ Winter ,;o st Del 100 brs good DO 1t
l6o hrle !, Ellsworth sprhF s1aa at {ais al
- b,ls .. nfasT5te Do ai s. do; go bHs good
stste' at IS % del; i'd Bis Sdsneseo" and aS -,
iris '.Aeoiian' at H. CO del 81 brle supeSdne Ut
ST. i 49, ilfe fgafs islsnd stSe " S' s8Pf! g
"Batavia'' st $3.50 del.
b.. Market sdyaneed iGss Sales! leS; WiSfE2@ tTSoo
Loco do on 900 ba 10 Rsd il stoSe II -.
s5KaSeIyo a y ou Me. IN store At nc; 1O0 DO At
FSH S@gdo q q e; 9oo Do at 7lc; eoeo Do at
nc; 1865 6u No. Srrins in storo ~ 1t ~ a. ~ 5 n
do It &C coo do 1t 5c: f. 90 do at 7ie 1S,s}o
g oad a1 e ri 5ooo % Do q 6cs Aoeo bu a. At
"a y" Oh fF'ecsea IN store ct 6oe; Loo bu do at
cQRlN-;Rsceived. 140,a13 tu; .ttpped. 21a 500
~ sfaat = qufet Sales geo bu ana1 Mixed st
1,9oo m hg r jecte6 II stose 1t 1se. " NV = u D''
us1Sat Stshfeeelged sdfs6e1Se 1871 bn Ehipped 1000 h
store at 1s58c; 5 GO 6u do st 14e; sooo bu do at at
IHc: 6,0QO hu do On D. t
RYE-RsceNed, ASA bu Market upiet ard
Hont1al at 7sc for No. io store.
ebAHLEt-Receiyed. 916 b. Markst firm.
paies l50 tngs fair at 3Sc on track.
,. llAuIHl SEED-Market steady Sales 50
g eage geoa # N5;K: g bags do at IS; % bags
AlGHWtSEs- Market quiet. Sales 50 bs1a city
N NESS e PpRk-1co btla heavy winter packed al
LARp1kcmind L.Ro; At 74@7Kc.
HIpEs-Dry Flint s@sKc; Green salted4 40
SC; Green Country, 3HR4c.
ApPLEs;-10o b1ls choice Cdaidea BIusD at
e E5ACmHHs-searce m and IN .good demand 1t es4
g ely 1o1 fonaon to good, and 81 5e@s % for
RLTTEAfE-Co1mon. 4 e@se; Dairy, s@11s-
6GS-le 5GSS.,l z Eood supply at 6@6Bo per doz.
f.i1et 1M ~ EotsS-a tons good u *6ooo 10 to4a
.-F9EILT1AAT1aatGhiekens, s1.25a1.5o per doz-
The market ler Bee1es il quiet ina stesdy Hogs
Mnn9hangedI q Sales we're - follows:
, 1861-09-26

: AeEsrs Turner e sId1ay, No. 208 Randolph
@1eet, r1e msking and shipping one hundred
md two cavalry eauIphe enia daily. This tasY
claim is about equal to any other thzes manu-.
tactsries.in the United stktss.5- Tha 11ddia
are mostly Of the Grimsley pattern, and In
their Manufacture Of fhem md thehneceseu3
talnaindsges, i nesr3y four hundred persons find
Femunfrahye employment, about fifty Of
- IN the course Of fen days, when NE shall
have made more thosongh s1amina4 ionNe
shall give ou1 readers an extended description
OF the imanufaeture of those goods: 49,.
He regret TINT the rebels hAveEhAd the luck
OF getting fen :ol their equipments.- Colonel
Ma1rhfflrs cavalry equipments were from this
House tut these Will no dcnbi, be soon recap
tured, for Use where they were intended
, 1861-09-26
RELIGIOUS N0TICEy.

Fast DAflRelfglous service viii be held to-
Gay, at ~ oclotE 4 a., r the Synagogue Of the
sinaa cene5egstaon, on Monroe street, and st 3
o.c!ecK II the afternoon at the Synagogue OF E.
FaDhc -Nefehtp Will be held ia the South
E1eeostsrisn Church, corner Of Jackson street and
Ealrd Flace, thR forenoon st half past 10 o'clock
~ us -G;s1;. nSs II Iay VII 9fhctate The public
Ae eo1u1aus hFhed 10 attendt ';''
FAEr DA1-S7. JAMES CHuRcH-Divine service
in St, James Church this morning at ii 8 CLOCK.
ST. AEso AR3us' CacHcH.-3rryfre til tn unrntn,,
at The ntual hour, d9x, x,o'ciock1 Sestn free. 11'e
+ E. 5. TrTTIE, Rector.
+ F.IrDir-rb.,a u,u ha whit ..-,.foas ~ =, =.
1qIrl Prtsb,te4ian n,ch Re4 II ~ *
~ III n,r1nct 4 sstN Iii NJ sNs1eJ -
Nr Fe4r1s HIM Ean Rn,x.,, ~ pe M ndaG So oy
Prnfs Havene AS1' - al Da4s14 "n" i'e''
Also. faryices at s,6 o,c1oek p N The se.s--
noon seFyire VIII he .1,en 10 al Eho 1,a 49, -
takepart tn,them.
There will be approximate re1ieious aerv;oax
In St. Pnul's Churck th1S FThnr.1a n;o1n;neF
commeucinp st lO1s q 'ciock. sermon hr Re- "
Ryder. - 1%~'' -'A'
- ~ 1.sta EA5kCfIEs-Inefe A VIII be presiding
ronrreestio9i ~. n n ". fattoa, n ne First
ttonEtsHaloaa1 ~ Cnnfch. corner q West Washing
, 1861-09-26
John. P. KELLOGG q C(
Nu. IL Water Street, FeH FORK,

of1tK Fee aAL1, THM U1IFzn STAIRS BuNDzD
HAH1AOEHK, OF TIKrR OWE lMFOx1ATIp1.
COGNAC BRANpIES-Qtx-d. pupuY II ca.
finE1, Eaa1lion Co, md nthe: b.aua!eA of MI
our ytntages, dark and pale. in hAlFea, Qozrte9
AGd e1Ehtts.
ROCHELLE BRANpIE5P 5Pe1leYotsIa. 4, sdg-
+ He@ !. +. henofg CO. End other brands. dark
and polo, IN tho usual packzgtx
HOLLAND GIN--J r KxHoxg Co.a schiedam,
ana NEE DIP. Ia pi7es, tsree-Qr. pipes and s4ses
E1m45ass Srt1 snc ~ 5au,s,sa5 IA. 5ss5setsd nsepd.
WINES-Fozt sherry. Aaoeif1 BofGes1x Hock
a1d othera. Of vAs1oN5 g78dea
tea1I4T& sera
, 1861-09-26

- SA1lAtos oEPL' -. 1901.
Vessels carrying grain csn make handsome
gsrssnssEs On the iny. etnaent by realizing Il, on
Ing tie prodEcer grain great service oy advising
Them to reta4 It at home unless freight goes dow
to at least &c per bushe1. know the argument
demanding = pr dag. 1t is perfectly risht fer
them to ask that sum, 70 long az owners are ask
ing such f1nrbltant prices. Let feeights 90 d,,wn
10 s.. and wages RI IL rate accordingly. This elc-
yating trade f another abuse that VIII have to BE-
zemeuted! TheE &il! tell you lit coats 300. 600 %
etect first clats elevator" That Is All bosh
O1e cent p tus5t1 will make handsome business,
4nd"e wish ytu would keep th4 fire up urlil
Eastern eaIdtal comes In for ha, dsuIne rewpta.
q M tmtha5hinE PAT n the hurtgess II time f
grind down and control the entira efeyst ins il.
ttIett in this city. The .tai1s il about plsyed
9HL-
, 1861-09-26

Vessel sALxs.-The nev bark Superior, built
ard recently launched By Campbell d Owen Of
this city. has beeu purchased, are informed, by
Msnn. which early In, the season was got OF the
beach near, Goderich, G. ", and since then has
been undergoing rpaizs at Campbell i Owens
partJ. She viii 1eaye Oh her drst.t1ip to Chicago
rome time this week. The bark Superior has
gone into dr. dock to undetgo come temporary
AccEbEET.-The brig y H. Standast, bound
down. grain loaded. cane to here Saturday in a
crippled condition. caused By some acefdent to
6e5 fSs shs 1aa il gttag i
BrffalO-J -
, 1861-09-26

PERsosA1s-Ihe following gentlemen a,s
stopping at the Briggs House: Hon. F. Nc
Barren AID family, Cincinnati; II. GrisEold,
E:qs Hartford: Capt. E, G. He1slaH, g. s.
Navy; l. H. Glmc1e q family, Rochester, n.
T.; Hon. EdTard L7rgaoa, Philadelphia;
Hon 7. $. DSwss, PniladS,phia; B. z Nsr
der, Esq, Springfield, Ohio; D. s. Morgan,
Esa': New Fcrki A. r. Wa:soD, Eeq,, Louis
yiUv, ky
, 1861-09-26
The Freneh-GEaln-C Crop and Amezsaap-

Aetter to London, dated Paris, sept ID, ef7es
us some interesting information inregazd to. the
French grain harvest, AID IT. effect On Ameitcan
trade 1q the ceres1s:
The lrodaee from the new wheat ROW being
thfeshed, untort11atsay coaaEulss the ap2tehen:
trsate1aumber Of the agricultural districts. For
that reason an Increased tmporttlon OF foreign
corn Il observable at MRrseilles, Bordeaux, Mi
tee, HAF1e, Dunkirk and 3trasburg.
The wheat offered for Axie 1t Bnrde7ux, Nantes,
H6Tte 4nd Dunki1k, il the pfoduce Ut North Amer
lca, Rutsia or Great Britain.
From lis 600tp 12O8GD Sacks Of American wheat,
equal tp 9GooG netIital luintala. were ss1d last
Eeekat HavTe. White Wheat avenged 86f. the
100 0kilfereTmcs; rcd d. 3iE The a5ur sold coz
Sisted 4t 1,lA brls from New York, 1T from
the S tillcgrsnmes, and 800 t1s Ohio 3: a9f b02,
do stt5a6 Eet1ica1 quiutxlcof Whe.t atrited at
HaVre Hast week from New York, together viii
1,6L1 bills Of New Tork -four, 80,
, 1861-09-26
EAll'
2tAaN4sN3e {

w 4NTFD-4 Girf wants a Stu
~ h,:an Il : RESPECTABLE pr!r.t famI5 i. cosk.
e e. hs5 M NJ nttsc,rn 10 % t,hfn1Sr W'Fs AMI Sew.
- ~ aslc,essM E,." Chi-ago Trioans Ot1cc.
Iats tEleFehces. required sc13xsr
, 1861-09-26

MASONIC Fr.sERA--The members Of B!aaey
Lodge, no. 27t, F. and A. n, ere notified to meet
at Blaney Hall on ThuredAy, the 26th instant, ut
haHpast T. O'Clock, to attend the funeral of
brother "a: E. Morgan.
Tic members Of the city Lodges and u1afhliatcd
Master IasoEs a-e invited to attend.
Il sep2e-1t+ GILBERT R. SMITH, w,u.
, 1861-09-26
EMrs.

The tonoEangfs the report Of the Hudson.s Bay
90: eaie Z: London on the 2sth and Sosh uls.:-
nesvef, nalng Into account the difference In quail
ter, as utual we're the poor Sorts and realized old
riaees: ZEE ottes, 10 . cent higher Fi:he.,
@ ssme = u Mafca- Cross and Silse- Fo1. 1ogl5
cent. lover: Lynx, 10 . cent lower: Bear, hfs2-
e than n September last, but no higher than in
Aasca. Martin. 10 2 c=2t. hishs1; Pale Skins.
, 1861-09-26
ILLINOIS AND m1CHIGAN CANAL

ahhsED D..........S Sept. "a.
Rock R1n, La Sale, 1ss tons coal.
f Merriam, Morris, 600 bu corn 24Gl fh5 4eef7s
Aef!on, Stnecs, 52UD ku corn.
= Douglas, Iockport, $500 hu corr, 100 bu rye
yorktown, OTTAWA, zsn0 bu corn, 4S9 bu hesns. g1o
hu wheat, 50 brle cement WV
|, leckpo1t. Lotkport, 5000 bu corr
Lensnt 5oSs9oSt s 200 bu com, 1900 ns bran aud
Humboldt. Lockport, 5000 bu corn.
IEo, LasaGe, 1855 bn corn, 1905 bu rye, 800 brl5
doGr. 100 brls pork, go brls htghwInes.
: G Norton, Ottawa 5000 bucofn..
Eme1ue. Seneca, 5000 bu co1l, 400 bu rye, 1860 1s
heedH, $50 ne furniture. !.
Gsn Stott. LaSAlle, 27s7 bu oosn, 2166 bu wheat. :
snnAatre OttaE s51N nu corn.
AazeIpa, Morris, 5Gu0 bu corn, 1850 fbs seeds,
FagtQ.
Bay state, La saile, 6s5s bu corn, 44 ibs green
Cahs, for Ottawa. :.
Mary Emory. 0ttawa, s, 80 # lumber.
Asia, La SE1le, 60 m lumber
Eclipse. Lockp1rt-
GaribaIdi, La Sslle, 90 tons cod.
Amazenia, Morris.
Ocean Spring, Ottawa, II b1l5' SILT. : =
Portland. Morris.
Sultan, Ottawa, h11 fEh.
uawley. La Sal1e-
Golden Ciond. Ottawa.
Aurora L Sale, a,s2s It 1hmbe1, 56n latl, S
hrle salt.
, 1861-09-26

7P0ELT8T-Chickens,s sI.a5a1 SO per dog.
= LIVE s40CK-Recei5ed, SO Hogs. 3Qs Bes7ez.
lag mafkef 1cr BeeEes IL quiet and steady. Hogs
na nnan14nAngeai sales were as follows:
, 1861-09-26

LAEcEx1 OF DRHss-A colorei woman
rsued Caroline Williams, Was before the po-
lice magistrates yesterday for stealing dress
from house Of III fame On state street, She
WAS te1d to bail in the SUN Of $500.
, 1861-09-26

ACCIDENT TO GAIT. ScHsE1DER-Th. train
1toa tic Ttst OF the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
sid Chicago road, on Saturday night LAST,
Ehen L tie ysc:1itt5 OF Fort Wayne, was run
into b freight uhin, the bottom o* enc Of
tae passenger coaches being smashed to
piece, and others badly naued. In the car
mcst severely torn up was Capt Schneider,
late q tie staat< zeanng, the newly appointed
Consul to E:sinore, who was somewhat
truised, thcu:t not Dangerously. .
, 1861-09-26

seflfrg very high Mirk. nearly all thirds and
common ecld- Il old -psieaa- Rad Fox, Eaceasa
aEd Mufqp3sh. the quantities loo trff1I1g to fQrm
any estimate Of market val1e.-N. 7. Shipping
, 1861-09-26

P1ASos-If you wish to buy aren't piano, 20
to n. "! Kimballe, 80 Clark street. sepss ass
, 1861-09-26
Gf11kraI Notices.

-E*0UND-fn Ottawa, during the
gold LOcKET, Wteh PEsch Casa. Ke7 ma Cnatn. In
I laeket % o1e aaa = tas ksasss q ActsFzJnaa
EoEiaIt.er Information apply t, Rev. T. \, BENE-
DICT .OttAF9. Hei3 g6963t
, 1861-09-26

GAS FI27rEEs.-The place to get zeu styles st
10" figures, 1se Like street. h. II. WuaARrH.
September 10, 1861. se1Aa6t
, 1861-09-26
MARINE: .L1S1I,
=! i. :. T.
Q = Il OF CHI C. "A 60

:. - ARRIVED ,...... . Sept. a5Ns
Prep Se3 f3as0sr,. Brown Grind Hs7sa, = N 1an.
Prop E;;41ire, Richardson, ogdea=b1rsb. lot maze,
PIep ,oq4cnagon: wilkins: Godsrich. lot mdza.
Sehr Mn Jones, Thomas. Manistee. 121 "a Lumber.
seef E55!eIpflse' Petersen, Wlsln=on5 Pier, ~
seAf IT. naui6 i5ss SsaEh ane nsVsn ts wod
sthr ; !a1e Louisa, Dayis. 1anitowoc. ocds wood
91ten 9lt,a Of tie We=r Green Bag,
sear IsPlA6dsa: Han3ner, MuskssoAA, 50 n n 1ura-
ss'r @ Va Tel. Stevens, Ao.l.na, IS eas: wood. :,
sehr ii tEc,1ca. Bowe, Kaiamazoo, = - IN n i"mbsr b:
sehr fiet!r @ :e;ae wife Lake, u nj iunsst ii
sehf sss SsS g n si5 coinSwood l55 lun-
schr Tempest, Vance, Green Bay, 12o N lumber
schr PeFtiat Ganit, sand Bay, sp m humber. 6;cd4
scow III MsE5aia' Th1hpeon, lite Lake soo 1ail.
scow Il hpezt, Newton, KALAMAZOO, 70 m lumber
:','.- cLEaRED. Sent .,
stmr Michigan, Steward, 0ntohagon: 7o2 bu oats. m
p.o S pIs noIr, 81 hd cattle, g brls apples: n
Prop P:ye,euth; Dickson. Buffalo. aa,ooo bn corn;
Prop Gal}Hns Hs stxsls tsS Baa.o, ooo bd oats,
td1a hn1tt g5 &c Gods1ish bq corn bu
Prop ftdtstic I'd 4eS5sa sC5 Buffalo ~ b. eo
Prop Empire, Richardson, !oedenEbufgR.. tRooS
bn born, 800 bu wheat. 100 brls Hour. ~'~0'
81 feaRsys' ea9syy 6.9ssa 69ses @ q eRIn 5s.t
sehr Andrews, Brown, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
!! schr 8 Warner, Manning, Buffalo, 16, 100 bu
sebr Prffan, Adars, Buffalo: 10, 500 bu corn.
sehf A;;in4ada, Dnn1sp. Buffalo II 600 bu corn.
Sth1 GuitS Step, BY ven, buffalo. ii 40 ba wheat,
schr GsolNosth'pgion, Jones, Bufalo, 1900 ba
schr sea Bird Thomas; Buffalo, f7.pos su wheat.
Schr Arcs4c, CARPENTER, Buffalo. to 500 bu wheat.
ScEr Gonteet, Rodgers, Buffalo, 16 500 hu wheat
schr scsr sS gsd 1d Teed Blne Bno 1852 su wheat
schr Hs1dndeEe: johnson, Kalamszoo.
scht G1lie:ma, Fitzgerald sarn1a 1000 bu corn
schT sshT E93t%SIpTise e Pstsssen Wilkinsons Perl
Sc6r Iarb. Neeaff1cg: huflo. Is b. co1a e9In
Sehr Join Mor7issey, PsrEel, St Joseph
Scr Hst,o, 1toe, Bouct, :santH HaEen % bdz prosi
sehi Watson. Hazaieon, Bu aAlo n, 500 bu u heat
seat n M1nstoH, NJ Fannstta' Balfalo, 1000 bu
ssss M gMtai;, M Ester, ostcso; scoo bu wheat. :
Sthr QUEEN Of the West, SaeEe;en, Green pay,
/ se1f Wm III. ste1ens. Holland alni is'Vst =, .
schf Goct1en, Gibbs, Butzalo, l01co ba Wheat, %;
tu corn.
sehr Yankee Blade Lirder, Buffalo, Il, 900 bu corn
Schr st Vernon, Rowe, kalamazoo
Sthf Fisher, lfston, White Lake.
| scbr Tempest, Vance, Green Bay.
seEr $ Adams, Norris. Kingston, 70 .o00 bu corn
Sehr Il Ley. Hayes, Oswego, 1900 bu wheat
schr JGhn Groes, Grover, DaWego, 15,300 br
SIR Kimbeu, Judaon, Buffalo. 20 600 bu com,
sehr Morning Light, Hea, Buffalo, 14,O0O br
l. wheat.
Schr 4 Marsh, james. Kingston, 1000 bu corn
! Sch{ Japan, Sout1et. Sarnis, II 600 bu corn,
| ScoW Tempest. Newton, Kalamazoo.
, 1861-09-26
MONETARY.

WEDNESDAY Evx11aa, Sept. Is, Ie8a.
he money market continues quiet and without
material change. Eastern exchange was in
d supply, and sales range on the stree: 4.
94d get, and ia the banks st 4@4c.
lew 6oaK srooK MAnkEr.-The following arc
say'$ quotations Of the New York Stock Ma
, 1861-09-26

,TANn-so good men wanted, to jnip the It.
llnots Mtehanics Fnsil!ieEF, ccl; F; Y; Wilson
up stairs W. GUTHRIE; Captain.
Squads from the country fuznishedrith passes.
, 1861-09-26

a Scandinavian Rifle Company L wanted fOr
TIE he Lyon Regiment, - Col. Mcneil, now forming
at tst. ,Ltnis. Only steady. sober, good men
Recruiting, Office, corner ,of VI Wells and Kinsey
streets, IN the S4ea Societys Rooms, where Capt.
GustayustB. Guyden may be seen- 6ep26 6-t1+
, 1861-09-26

At Whitehall. Fedesday morning. Sept 1tth bv the
Rey, =. p Doe, Pro, ldence, Rhode Is1aad, VIM H.
IA1LMANN. Of Jk1 ess lille, VT cnot1a, aad MAGGIE
, 1861-09-26

Fora company already accepted. They are to
join Col: Bi1ge Sharp Shooters, now stationed at
St; Louis; Pay $l3 per mon;h, end s3:s7 extra
per month Tor clothing. The Brigade Is armed
7 F. BussE, let Liedt.
Recruiting officer.
Recruiting ofaee, corner OF North Clark and
Water streets, Ewing's Block, Room No. /,
PfA 1Nx
, 1861-09-26
Recruits Wapted for rho Lyon Legion

THIS splendid Ieglment> oiganizsd three days
before the desth OF the hero who name ii bears,
i commanded bE experienced staff officers. Gen.
Lyon personally saperintended its organization,
and appointed men as company officers who had
,nroyed Mmst Ives worthy Of promotion at SPRING
The ComtnaEd dera guarantee to their men humane
treatment ard conscientious care Of their wants.
citizens Of Missouri, who were driven from thair
hea1tht and homes by the enemy. It is they who
now call for assistance from their brethren In the
With regular army uniforms; and they are now
4 CHARTERED st Benton Barracks, st Louis.
Gene af d enliet in the :: Lyon Legton!' Board
|. the 1fgiu4nt. -
RecIniti3s Office No. ss1 South .C.a,k street,
Chicsso, Iii. ee25S;
, 1861-09-26

900 Recruits Wanted for the 19eh
ReEfm. MT 1l1tnoAa Volunteers.
This regiment. acknowledged BY all To be the
!. 1sst dTiHed- ard commanded By Col. John B. Tur-
chin, who has no superior IN the service, is now
n camp a Camp pennison, lfocianati, Ohio, IN.
as the regime eEt + again filled to 1000 men Apply
to lieEt /. Bridges. Recruiting Officer 19h Reg
lEenI II Illinois Volunteers, Cn=ton House Place,
Chicago. ss25 6t
, 1861-09-26

4 STATE PRISONER man by the name
Ct John c. Brain was sent te Fort Lafayette
by John G. Miller, Esq, the Western Govern.
ment Agent. Brain has been very extensively
engaged in visiting Northern Camps aud
Cities, and reporting TO the rebels. His CON-
mission rs an officer In the Confederate army
vas found on his perscn. He was arrested by
the order Of Major Mallory Of the 9th Indiana
+ regiment, while acting rs Provost Marshal at
Philirpl, in Western Virginia, md discharged
upon taking the oath
| ARE You INSURED 1T Is an excellent plan,
to get out policy Of Life Insurance. aDIe
re may and die we mus, is remark usual
b atcr.bed to Gen. Warren, and events in biz
casc and those Of his audiences at the time
have proved the truth Of the statement.
There are risks Of both peace and war, snd
both should be In demand now. The adyer-
tietment OF the United sts4es Life Insurance
Company In smother column Invites atte1t1on
in eseh Of these respects. -.
1 BhMHTok CouRsE-A special train will be
run cn the st. Louis, A1toa 4 Chicago R.I-
road to day to accommodate those Fishinx to
attend the 17-mile race. at Brighton, leaving
the Madison Street Depot at 9 o'clock F. N.
md return 1t P. II. The race will be be-
treen PAGER AID tzo.ter se7e-taea: times
IpEId tie course foS 500 purse, -'s,~
, 1861-09-26

ETsry Esg1ne u furnished. Nth
JUDsOEs PATENT 4evRREoR VALVE.
For Fle z Mls We r11.da.r r1c 5S5ceha -tten IL
superior % any otHef STYLE OF Easlae aaa taey vii
save from IS to SO per cent In Fusl
oyE tbs usual class Of bo'ler1 fHuse II the West IT'S
EEnu Keep IN assortment OF different n1Lce Cur
;f%hlsh11enk WHERE they ma1 be ex=Ei1ai nGd INC
Information obsAne1 reEArdace item Ce11-
petent men viii II destet- be tutnish I'd up
start engine IN anJ Part c. hE Country. sup1y
: FATE8 EWHKELs. eEAE1ING. GEARING. 10.
AtTsr7 low FltF=A
r. n. BAXTER r cos
MI FErntshm9 Derq1, Wes+ Water s.rett. between
haaholph a1G Eaatsoa sa Cktc.go, Ill
Post 0m&e sddre.s So1 t@4. ocE:s-iiJ
, 1861-09-26
our.e until Monday night,
U1tAfA letter..
Fhe following Letters. detainel In the Chi


The following Letters. Detained In the Ghteago
Post ofaea, for Postage. VIII be forwarded ID thu
Dead Letter Office, on Monday next, unless tho
postage Is; previously pail GAL 1t the tcon 'of
the Dead Letter Clerk, up stairs:
Me- Dunlsp. Chiesgo. III. s..
.S.Rasf Collins i. ~.
). +. oimetessd, is
Geo. L BeI1ows, .'
Adams Il Miller, +"
Harvey Hszy, Springfield, Ill
Harvey Bazy, Bloomington, III.
Lewte: : 4d,noley ! 8 c., Marion, n.
Ss@oqson 6xg;. asEToiis, Ii.
Z Dana, Elkh- IT, Ill ~ !,
Alvin y. Cock Whitewater, Wis, =
p Il. Pau1l, Detroit, Mich ~:
Henry Seymour, Jefersonvil1e, Ind.
Nl:s Anins E 4s!tss} Wooa; iss B4atfleboto, Vt:
Miss Amelia j. Bushnell, Lekoy, n. z.
Letters under old style stamps and stamped en-
7elopes. not recognized in payment Of postsse:
Mis- vi En- \. Fasgs, Chicago II.
8. colinsn, Be,o1t. II.
Rey: 4 6; JanEssa. Pekin, H. :
RsPnts 5e5a noS;Ss Gksi s;e,sh R1Gs%n9;an ,;; ~
james EretGarth, sycamo1e, IL
I. Wolf iAclde7Son. MINI.
Ben. L HCnore, Denver City, G. T.
Mis- Bsrhssa Brahack, ST. Loutt, Mo.
G. =, Brt chit
Marco Rfytn1.
Jerome dheeteb1o, Ma1keesu, Wis. -, il.
= Are 9. 3. French, Menomoree, Wis, -
!; Archibald Miller, Argyle, Wis.
NTs. Ade|ia i Tsxn:sad, 4 Isoa.e, Mich.
Mrs- Taney SilyJ. Salem Csntre, Ind.
Mrs. Mary Thomas. HiEginsport, o.
LutheE: Qran l. Co, Ashland. o.
James b Slaughter, Louisville, Ky:
Euesel J. Parker, Boeton, Mass.
, 1861-09-26

CLOSING or POLICE CouRT.-The Polis4
Court il IL session this morning, but Will be
closed this afttrn0o1.
, 1861-09-26

, - at meeting Of the Mercantile Asscri-
alton IT was, resolved to :nlosa our places Of
bushels on the cay Of our National Fast.
u The merchants Of Chicago are especially
requested not to open their places of busine IS
duringthe day. 6. C. CooK, Pres't.
, 1861-09-26

Which has been under cultivation for several years
1fere dn the Place avery comfortable Gonse large
+ fenced "a I1oe boards fuul bes1ls high. Taeso
L 81 crchRTd containirE bl tsee7. the rrem,scl
far a Dc sold utlFe it vii &c otvti=d II parcels
to sut the vant5.ef 1urct aocrS
The ot'tr farm sfimm sdlattiy s5totnng the shove,
@ ~ eoFt37ssns 7s $. atss Itere :: On it Comfortable
81 snrle tupply u VAIL and Of the best slnd sn6 e
E1de bshrd fErcs The land tE Of tie best deactfp-
ten. and has been long under cultivation.
Both OF THE aho1e described farms are On the line OF
tbs Galtta Chicago and B.1due toa s Quincy Ran.
read: and within dlstarce OF mles of fhA Hsrl:ru
Uetot apply - LfLLEGUS EDGERTDE.
~ No G Broadway, New Iofk CT
au'az6v1tcv No. Ia LaEs street. Ch,csco
, 1861-09-26
Go 1SEllt.

no RENT-Nith Immediate DOS
Il s:s:pn-A Etsre w1th D1eft ne oysr IL e,autb,v
70 sted q fee Vet Division. snttsnle Tor Lager
te"r On OF Ketstt Grocer I.~nt moderate TO q
gcod tsnatt Also, building Losa 70 1es.e etegtol7 10
catee IN the est Division At7. Laua suitshs ior
Easdea putposea. Arp!y to J. 2 MOTION Il 0n Ws,u-
1cstc1 street, fscpEs 10, G, ar.'6,.1V
, 1861-09-26

a LONG TRoT.-A match Of $500 has been
made between the sorrel na-e" /" Eate'' and
tfe rosn horse SAM Roberts, to trot race
OF seventeen miles this afternoon On the
Brighten cc0rfe. This is keeping fast day
uteral1y
, 1861-09-26
3tpHt.

MIGHT SCAVENGER.-Char1ea
Knnx in stread y The cleaning q petsY vza1ss
0rders directed 70 EEA3 EUNZ ESicsT0 F al HSTr
A1&0t I'll sec9f7s rsoN9S httnk2aa, mu6
, 1861-09-26

MoSK1rD NEE, ArrE1z1os Read the ad
verdsemen: in smother column, "Wanted
$500 for sutiershi1, DC" In this morniness
Afue
, 1861-09-26

ExcURsIoS TRAm TO-DAY 70 Rose HUI
An excursion train On the Chicago & Mflwau.
kss Rsiiroad will run to Rose Hill Cemetery
1t $50 z. n, returning At 5 90 and 600 z. n.
, 1861-09-26

PEEsKsTA11oS.-Cart. AmaEa Kennicott,
commanding the ss Fremont Rihes," Co. .sF,''
1ates Pnalanx, Was yesterday n.1e the re-
cpient Of : handsome sword, belt a11 sash
ty soae Of his friends. We underst nd the
YATES" -1e urde1 marching orders, to lesrs
to-mcr1cw light fer st. Louis.
, 1861-09-26

s1eEL R1F1Es-Capt. Lewis J. Pollock is
ree1 uitirg at No. 10l North Clark street, 3
company for the sigel Rife Brigade, i few
more good men are needed and will be ze-
ceived.
, 1861-09-26

CAlLAcHAE rs. G. & G. U. r. r. Co.-Tkis
suit, which Hss besH On trial fer d wesk psst.
YES brought to c!3=s yesterday, 1ha jury dis
csret!ng. Alter bei1g ont II hours a2J find
irg themselves unable to agree, the jurors
we're discharged, It il understood that they
stocd r:ne 70 three
, 1861-09-26

.~ qook 4 McLatn, ss Dearborn street, have
made ther price fol cleaning and dyeing Gents
garments less than any other house in the city.
, 1861-09-26

ARREST or DISTINGUISHED FOREIGNERS
Six natives Of sunny Italy were arrested yes
tezGas end brought bzfcre the Police Court
charged with Feddling fruit without licenses.
Their lanes were Alexander Kills, c. P1lacsi,
Lo1is Aladc, john Ccsese1o, John Azada ard
Fralk V1Eitri. They we're discharged upon
, 1861-09-26
TIC RENT For. a FIPS7

WAREHOUSE AND DWEI,r-
r. % b :f3 FRET H--t;l War.r Etree1. f5ar RI
5E:tE. y .sEr DIX y fr,r,L srdt,oa Tor
buy ficas5 5s.=1nts. tauf a5ors VIII a,e
EnHr csnjte ha,t q. r-as,sah!e terms : a ter7 Of
ALte Eiyer L: at}otar- with # .Iae h7i!,.inr
Ald tEeGA de- EE1 aait-G brick and t,ues
n9me G~tlla1 nea: tnt Lake Hotsc ln41I7e of 1hs
ea':: n ~ tst No. . Z mt EpE5e- E CilisESTEK
, 1861-09-26

~ ssrscnt's Wild Cherry Tonic Bttters sre
most valpahlc medicine for debility, etc. Prepar-
| ed By Sargent, Druggist, Randolph and Ststes.a.