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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
CHRISTIAN IL LATUGOP.

SPRING STOCK Of DRESS GOODS bought recent ,u
- sales In New YORK. many Of them at half their value com
ing all the fabrics In Dre,s Good KS Barge Anta Jae
nets Mozambique ChAle' PoDlns 4c Also, fgil soeF y
staple Goods for Families and Planters TO which would INIT.
the attention Of all those In want
mh26 CHRISTIAN LiTHROP % Mana
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

The Convention assembled at 10 o'clock, A. M.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. WALKER OF the Bapust
Church.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
4 PICKLEN arc open.

~ Ing this morning, of.those
Linen Sets collars and sleevss) al rs cts
Beautiful BIoche Barge Andas very cheap
Elegant Printed 0rgandles
Back Barge Hernsnne
brilliant Lusiered Heavy Black Riks very low
New ttyie Black and Colo. Parasols with many other
Spring goods by every arrival
bRch Silks Bsreges, Challss Barge Youd Robes
kc from recent Auction yin be sold noor
at a great sacrifice.
aps WATKINS FICKLTN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08

49, YEAST POWDERS.-J.W W. GAR
49, LICK, Richmond Va, manufactures "senples Ibf.l
lble BAKING Powder" His the only factory Of the tnd
SOUTH an6Le prepared furnish the entire trade
able Northern manufacturers semples Powder VIZ
gns preparation approved by all who used -RchmOHd VIZ
FOR sale by Druggists and Grocers generally. ia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
GREAT SHIPMENTS OF ARMY ST0RES-M0vE-
MENTS OLE TROOPS AT THIS PORT

Large quantities of army stores were shipped from
pier East River yesterday and last night carts were
passing to the pier until early hour this morning. with
loads of pork beef bread flour, beans soap, vinegar
hams shoulders preserved meats and all the various
tcles that constitute well-stocked commissary depart
ment They transferred by lighters to the steam
ship Atlantic lying at Pier IL East River aud at noon
to-day the ship bad steam up She will probably sail
in few hours There about 900 troops on board
of her. She very deep, and must the bar if sho
sails TODAY before 4 p NJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-08
THE FUGITIVE SLAVE RENDITION IN CHICAGO
EXCITING CHASE.
[ Erom Me Ohicnno 7fmes, April 4M. 1

o. S. TAYLOR, Secretary.
, 1861-11-07

NEW YORK: Nov 6;-Flour shade frmer and
more active, with pretty good demand for export.
Sales Y GOO brls at s525@5 IS for rejected; IS IS
S. 50 for choice S. 50@5,60 for super western;
S 5o@5. 95afor common to medium extra western;
$5 9596: 6:MEfor shipping braGds extra round hoop
ing firm. Canadian -four may be quoted shade
f1rmef, with moderate demand. Sales 200 brls
at S 5s@5.eo for super; $5.75@7.6o for common
50 1904 Is. Corn meal quiet and without change.
WHlskE-A shade irraer. Sales $50 brls at 2lc.
sosa demand ia eapo aees & ss Rsts5 Sc 155 P5s5
SI 20&123; $500 Milwaukee, Club at Si.s1@i.24;
goo ambeg 1o%a st 2!@1 s T. 200 red stats
ss,4oo bu amter Michigan at s1sa@1 Is; Il ,0oo ba
Mhite canadis9 "a @ at SlS5@ IL ba white
tucky at ST. .42@1 81 Latter price for choice, Rye
firm. Sales, $500 bu at SIC for state. Barley
snet snd saleH $40 bn at Sac oE sta
c1oeed actiye-abont yesterdays prices. Sales,
1914 COO bu at 61@6l1sc for inferior mixed western
62@6Sc fer coed to prime shipping Do S3c fol
salea, 40041c for Canadian; 41@42 for western
and etate.
the pu1 eha :er sales 200 brs at SIS oo@i5 50 for
mess; 49.G218@9 IS for prime. Beef il flir de-
mand; and market steady: sales 500 brls at $400
@45o for country to prime; $5.o0@5.5o for coun
beef inactive. Beef hams in moderate request !:
eales 80 hr1s western at SIG o. Cut meats quiet at
442l@5c for ehonldera, and 5@5Kc for hams. Bacon
LII fair demand at 65l@1c for smoked sides; sales
LOCO boxes Cumberland cut middles for December
delivery, 0E private terms. Lard in better demand,
M E eh9Sn aqa1 ~ tss ss5 nS $40
ket rules vefy tirm; We quote Ohio at S@l2c, and
sta;e at 127zd21se Cheese dull ard heayy at5@7c.
s.sa 6aSs o fl 9 954 Mh far yoo
tinuee firm. Sales 800 hhds Cuba ct SG133xc: $50
, 1861-11-07
Daily Review of Chicago Market.


"xpNEaUAT EFBHlA8, N0Fs D. AQUA.
oSss e. TRs E9s
18Nc: bark Norman, corn at 1856; sckrs J Holey
md Lewis Well, wheat at 90c; sshr stssoR' LstassoR'
TRsst s IL 81 Bao S;oo aansef
1Bc; schr Fox, mrn, at 1Ahc. TO Ogdennbu1gh:
echr Carringto1 corn, at 20c. avn
p;s %ai1as qss s.ss S s's Fl. sPaa
white winter At $4go del 100 brIs "Restsss, tress,
% az :: 1 sP1s ego e1aa Ets s Tats
bris 1;Fairchsnre'' and TO br1s !" Kewanee'' at
q o5 del; q brk "WInneb.go" at s. 90 DEL 2eo 9
DEL: I 80 brls Morgan" at s. 90 del !; To- bTls
ct - 90 del; 90 b5ls .Port Byron, at Ss.75 del;
y e4ada Sias .upss gf; y Us asi 'Fs 70"
WHEAT Relieved, il, ,o7o bu; .shirred, 114.6'o
By. Market e. adIa9ced 44lc per bnshel: saies- ..
100 bu No. White in store At sc: 5000 bu No:
Red in store At &c; 1900 bn No. 2 Red In store
at nc COO bndo. at re srRIyo- 900 bu Nc.
1900 bu do at 3sc; 1,o0o bn No. Spring in store
at61Hc 5000 ba do. at Csc; 1900 bn do. at 654c;
eooo en ao as c5He 1oo bu Rejected IN store at
coRN-,Rece!ved, 655.79o bu: shipped, 1st 70
hu., Market advanced 19@1c: Sales: 5000 bq
choice High Mixed atloat a 2sc; 10, goo 6u High
aiioat at &c, 4ooo0 bu HixsG i; in store at 2lc;
1200o hn short receipts do at 2014c; 400 bu new
corn at 19c on track.
OATS-ReceiTed, II 9995 bu. Market dull. Sales,
] 200 bu No in store at 141<c.
RfE-Received, 5,542 bn; shipped, 1900 bu.
Market STEADY. Sales. 4G0 bu No IN store at
Bic
BARLEY-Rsceived, 1,t25 bn. Market dull.
Sales. Is bags Common at 25c on track.
TIMOTHY SEED-Marlet quiet. Sales. 30 hu
prime at 81 40; 13 bags do at 81 IS; 30 bags fair
at 81 80: 81 bags common at 81 Is.
FLAX SEED-ln good demand and firm at 95c
@$1 GO, according to quality;
ALCOHOL-Quiet and nominal at 3l@32c pei
gal:
-.Malket quiet. Sales APO bril-
Mess Beef at S. 90; 800 bzls extra Megs Beef ut
500: 1GQ brls Mess Pork at $11 60; 100 brs Shor
Middles, for delivery In November. at SIC packed
100 brls prime Leaf Lard at 7c; so brl5 do at 7c
+ TALLON-Market firm. Sa]es-100 pigs gool
country at ~.
Flint, t4c; Dry Sailed. 127Sc; Green Sailed, 7c.
WOODLAND {ba medium at 43c.
BEANs-5 bags prime Navy at s1.5o; 1000 b7
| POTATOE Es-4oo bu prime at Csc del. .....
| BUTTER-140 pigs good t1rdn butter at exc
EGGs-1n fair supply, with sales at 10A@11
| for freeh. and 10c for lined.
POULTRY-Iiye Chickens, $1.0o@a25 = doz
LIVE sTOCK-Rcceived, 1894 hogs; II
becves. There Ia fair eupply Of beef cattle, an
tie market IL steady. Hogs are in good supply
! and the market Is dull, Sales:
, 1861-11-07

4 CARD OF THASKs.-Tae commissioned
cficere If the First Wisconsin Regiment have
Published q csrd over their signatures, con
Tcyirg their thsnke TO the Cincinnati and Chi
cago Liz Line Company for the very satisfac-
tory manner in which the regiment Was trans.
rsr:rd ever thei- road from tllis city to JstItr-
xtnYi1!e Ind.
, 1861-11-07
MARINE INTELLAGEhCE.

VESSELS PAss1Ea THROUGH THE WE1LAND
CASA1--We are indebted to Capt. E. P. Dorr for
the following list Of yeszels passing through the
Welland Canal:
Vessels Bound W6st. Where from. WheTe to.
On the I'D
Prop Vermont, Ogdensburgh, Toledo.
Prop PrairIe State, Ogd & OeWego, Chicago.
SchT Carlton, Oswego, Sandusky.
Sehr Cole1afde, do Toledo.
Schr Ben franklin, do do
Tessels bound East. Whers from. W1srs to-
On the Q4th-
Sohr JAS Coleman, Pt Stanley, Kingston,
VESSELS PASSING DETRorr.-The following res
se1e passed this port yesterday:
uf-stsame9s Huron. ssabiEdi bafks 3 ) Hans Ten
llama, Banner echooners II J Whaling, Non
pa1eil; \ Goodel Mount vs5non, Caroline nai ri:
Yankee, Eclipse. Essex, Convoy, ] + Drake.
DowN-Prope1lers Empire, Mohawk; barks
Mary Perew brig Gen Worth.-FTee Press, 9Th
ScHR. OCEAN WAVE. This vessel reported
ashore passed Detroit yesterday on her way up
all safe.
, 1861-11-07


The heayiness which was cast over the leading
markets yesterday By the Pe7sia's news was par
tally dissipated today by slight improvement in
New York and the prospect Of lower freights.
There was fair inquiry for flour, but holders
were firm, and the market was less act1ye-with
sales Of about 500 brls at $4.7e@4.9O for white
winter extras aud $3.7504 10 for spring extras.
There was an improved demand for wheat and
the market advanced 56@1c per bushs1-with sales
Of about 100000 bushels, at sGkc for No 1 White:
7sc for No White; 7Gc for No Red; 71@7sc for
No 2 Red; 6s@169c for No Spring and 64k@65Hc
fer No 2 2spriDg-the market closing firm.
The Corn market was brisk and Hc better, with
fair shipping ard speculative inquiry. Upwards
Of 10000 bushels changed hands, at 22@a3c for
Canal and River Mixed ahoat, and 2014@21c for
Mixed in store-the great bulk OF the sales being
at the outside figures, closing with an upward ten
deLcy.
Oats were dull at 141Sc. Rye was steady at BIC.
Barley continues dull. Timothy Seed very quiet
at $1.25@1.40 for common to choice. There is O
good shipping inquiry for Flax Seed and the mar
ket iB firm and bare. Uiolwines are steady
at 14c.
The Provision market continues quiet. To-day
wereport sales Of 500 hrls Mess and extra Mess
Beef at $S.0 md 300, at which figures the market
| is flm- Ness Pork is In request for the lumber
trade, and notice sale Of 100 br1s new-packed
at $1l.09. There is some inquiry for English
Meats and the market is tirmer-wth sales Of 100
boxes Short Middles at 514c packed, to be deliy-
cred this month. Green Meats are offered ut ~
for shoulders, and 4A@4kc fer hams, without
buyers. Lard is in fair request, WITH eales at
| 7@7Ac.
The receipts Of Hogs are fully equal to the de-
mand and the market is quiet-bnyers insisting
| on lower prices, and holders tolerably fzm-with
| sales at$2 69@3 % gross for common to extra.
Beef Cattle are steady at $2.25@s50 for fair to
| good packing qualities.
Freights are dull, and the tendency downward.
To-day engagements were made at 1s@1ske 70,
| corn, and aO@20Ac for wheat to Oswego; 20c fol
corn to ogdensburgh; and 1417Se for corn to Buf
! fa}n
, 1861-11-07

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, OcronER, ISL
Land Department:
Acres constre'on Ids sold SO for Sc. .2s234
Acres int'et fund Id sold.. 27S.9 fer 567472
Acres free lands sold . l,759. 81 for q, ,5T5. 40
, 1861-11-07
THE CITY.

OFF FOR EsG1ASD.-Z. Eastman, consul to
G,istol, Eng, easled from New York for Eu-
pe On the ed inst, accompanied by his
,ai!y.
, 1861-11-07

4 CORRECTION mistake Of the types a
i,1 days since made Rey. Mr.. Tuttle, the ez-
celltnt City Missionary, contribute "A pairs
Of Few gloves to the poor. It should have
rtac ethoee.'' As Mr: T. deals pretty e1ten
fi7e?y in the latter articles among the bare
rxcJioE ie due,
, 1861-11-07

CHICAGO, PORTLAND AND BOSTON ExpREss-
The Great Western Railroad Company have just
completed arrangements for running heavy ex-
press train twice week-saturdays and Wednes-
days-fom Windsor Opposite Detroit) to Portland
and Boston direct, without change. They provide
their own rollfng-etock engines, &C., and use the
Grand Trunk Railway (by an arrangement with
that Company)- They also have messenger to 60
through with each train. This will prove val
uable route to the business men Of Chicago, in
the shipment OF Flour, Provisions, &C., to Port
hnd and Boston. The rates charge6are the same
as>n other railroad lines. The cgent in this city
is AWal1ingford.
, 1861-11-07

WINTER RATES OF STORAGE ON GnME.-We
take pleasure in announcing to our readers that
the grain Wsrehousemen Of this city have had the
good sense to revoke the edict which tley pro-
mulgated about two weeks ago, announcing an
advance Of 109c 3 bushel on the rates Of winter
storage. As far as We are able to learn, the pro-
position was signed rather reluctantly by quite a
number OF them, and it is now avowed that they
never intended to enforce it. Be that IS it may,
wc respect them for its cation, and trust they
win ere long reduce 1n9 regular rates OF Storage
to something like reasonable approach to those
Of other grain depots.
, 1861-11-07

FoR BRAcKETT's OAyA1RI.-A company has
h..n organized in the northwestern counties
c1 Indiana for Brackets First Regiment of
Western Cavalry, under the command Of Cap~
tain q. Bael. Lake and Porter counties fur
njrheti most Of the men for the company.
, 1861-11-07

Tsts1 Tsa1 Fsss enss 2sa Period
Original land grant, 2,595 GOO acres-rail way, s0s
miles of main track, and 90 miles Of sidings-l13
enginss-2,465 cars-funded debt SIS, ,46l, ,706.
1856 1857 1858
Traffic 81 434 SIS SO s. 29S ST 81 976 52
W'k'g e1p's 1,414 546 10 1,791 931.14 ,419 80
, 1861-11-07
MARINE LIST.
2 . r r OF G Fl &c A 8 o

ARRIVED. ...........Nov. 6.
Stmr Planet, Nicholson, collingwood, 265 pigs
fish, 52 bu potatoes:
Prop Indy franklin. Hickey, st. Joseph, 20 m
6taves, 500 brlB -four.
schr P Hayden, Ferguson, Port Washington, 100
eds wood.
CLEARED. Nov s.
P1op Lady F1arblin, Hickey St Joseph, II plzss
Bark cieveland. Becker, oswego. 5000 bu corn.
Bark E Morgan, Humphrey, Buffalo, 1908 bu
rye.
Brig Sebestopol, Smith, Grand Haven, 200 bu
corn, GEO bu oats
Brig Queen Of the North, Martin, Collingwood,
is. GEO bu corn.
schr Peoria, Elsey, Buffalo, 10, 500 bu wheat.
ScEr bradley. Anderson, O6Wego 10 :496 bu wheat.
Schr II Richmond, Thornton. Buffalo, IA $50 bu
schr Hayden, Ferguson, Port Washington
Sehr Cncle Tom, Mcintyre, oswego, 1850 bu
wheat.
schrJ $ Harvey, Mcintosh, Oswcgo, 12,2oo bu
schr Lewis Wells. Harlow, 0swego, 1860 bu
wheat.
sehr F L Grose, Grover. Oswego, Is 2g0 bu wheat.
schr Darlington, Hamilton, Ogdensburgh, .ov0
schr " Lathrop. Collins, oswego, 1890 bu
sehr T Barney, Mofrett, Buaalo, 1850 bu
scbr Montcasle, White, ogdensburgh, 5000 bu
, 1861-11-07

lfa11t{0ct. II Cor. Of London Times,1
-. It !. now @certained that the panic caused BY
is ana 81 f
present hEa pIieets In some measure caused By
1ne eat o. stere sted parties Taking the
be nd want Of Whest fat nnti .H bs III
lowing Is the position nefE Iae Fo 1o
people consume. On an a7sss.ea - @ F. .eus Na
to the other $4,000 900 hec4olgss isom one ha5Tes1
the most unfavorable ca1culafS.oa VI "aeas os NoT, W
produce Of the late harvest at 9 M M aeto9. III
country for eight months There reso a. 81 L. doe
GOO hectolitres to be supplied By foreign
which may, Without difficulty be imported a
average e. q LOU tk0 heStolitres month, and as q
riage. 4 letter da:ed Marsell1es on Friday LIST
published in the Auenir. Commercial, states tia
ea1e by auction, held IN that town last week
Itrp
, 1861-11-07
New York Cattle Market, !,

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.--Receipts for the week,
3s35 beeves, liz cows, 549 vea1s, 10 $50 sheep and
lambs, Is $50 swine. Market for beef cattle Kc
advanced, 8X@9c for prime and extra, average
;7@eHc. Cows In moderate demand at $25@45 as
toqualfty. Calves 4@6Hc: supply ample. Sheep
as SC. Hogs sold quickly On arrival at full rates.
Sales Of corn fed at sN@41s. heavy aud Light snd
diettlleIy fed at 34@SE.
, 1861-11-07

How q Clefeynan Shot 4 Cow.
There Is a good story told Of Michigan
Avenue clergyman by q Wabash Avenue
hardware merchant, which, as It occurred only
day or two since and has caused considerable
pabu]umfor tea table mesriment, ,maynot ont
of place In our columns. The Clergyman and
the hardware merchant are baekdoor neigh
bors, separated only by IN unsubstantial board
fence belonging to the former. The clergyman
has garden, and being considerable Of q hor~
ticulturist In his way, has laid out consldera'
ble expense and toll upon It, and has justly
gained considerable celebrity as flower
grower. The hardware merchants an equally
passionate hen inncier, mi tslz:z: .aga delight
In exhibiting his choice shanghaes and Po~
lands. The hardware merchant's hens, how
ever, are osmopolitan-genuine Bohemians,
picking up their living away from home. and
addicted to gal1inaceous explorations, which,
although favorable to the hardware merchants
corn bills, are anything but favorable to hor.
ticultural expectations. 4 taTorite place
Ct resort for Ithe hens was the cler-
gyman's elegant garden, to which they
gained access BY IN extempore tunneu which
they had dug under the fence and where they
played the mischief with the parsons bulbs
and roots.
The clergyman bore these inroads upon his
domains with clergyman's patience, and
smiled at grief. Patience, however, finally
ceased to be a virtue, and an interview oc
Cured, the result Of which was the announce
ment upon the part Of the clergyman that he
should be necessitated to shoot the hens if
they we're not kept at home. The hardware
merchant expressed his delight at the propo-
sition, and gave the clergyman leave to b1azs
away.
The morning after the interview, the hens
commenced their usual matutinal explora-
tions among the bulbs. The clergyman de-
Iber&tely loaded his gun, which he had de-
termined this time at least should be more
effective than his canons; marched cautious
~ cat Of the house, countermarched around
the woodshed and took up strong position.
The enemy ingloriously retreated through the
tunnel, and then in loose order fled across an
open field. Clergyman pursued, took aim,
b1azed away in pursuance of the hardware
merchants instruc ioR, and shot-a 7,eigh5or's
coto and killed her. The clergyman instantly
returned home, locked himself up in his
study, and wrote sermon upon the folly Of
human expectations. He realized the practi
cal part Of the affair by paying little bill ol
tlirty-fye dollars for the COW.
, 1861-11-07


New Yonk sroc6s.-We quote from the 1ri.
6Hns Ct the 5th:
At the opening this morning the stock market
vas very strong, Central selling in tho street at
19H, Erie preferred at 81, Pacific Mail at 81. &C.,
b9t AZ the sal proceeded the market showsa rasa
HE aH aGs 1" hnpt nts e
k4re separated or da9gffa the
influence, while the declaration Of Gen Mcclellan
that the war would be short one had counfe5-
act,g et Ihs bsars eb T6e stae eonT 6c
@ eeem disposed to take sellers options, but buy
that any house in credit can carry stocks without
difficulty, and consequently are not Obliged to
% T6e Et amonnt received at the sub-Treasury to-day
for subscription to Treasury Notes was $93 900 for
sIaiss tlst 5hs @ aggFegats aaily su6gelipt501s
Of dollars, which is very satisfactory. II we could
have an 0pportu1e victory either in Virginia or
farther sSonth, the clerks Of the Snb-Treasuty
applicants for this loan, It is seldom that Gov
erhmeHt security canb had at par, bearing Z. 80
M. Chase returned to Washington at 10 O'Clock,
having been the guest Of Morris Ketchum, Esq
He had no interview with the Bank managers, hay
ing only come here in attendance on zen. Scott
ney the Government needs to carry on the war un-
t,hs meeting q Co Congress SSs He has now mar
R o. Gseo Gnen1 The hanks ar,n o,v for
Treasury notes sold to the pubic, $977, ,221. 50.
With this amount andsthe California receipts, the
actual specie reserve Of the banks is about 593.
Tie track Of the Erie Road at Turner's has been
washed by the freshet, but the damage will be
Eoon repaired at small cost.
Demand loans continue easy at 6@T u cent,
with some q cent. losns uudisturbed. Paper is
6@7 Of very high character, with little doing.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD, OCTOBER, ISL
Land Department:
Acres constrcon Eds sold 1888 SO for 476 asa 81
Acres int'et fund Id sold... 27S.93 fer 567472
Acres free lands sold 1,75951 for u, 5,575.40
Tota, saes oetoher. 1851 .4s for s1o7. g
To which add T. lot sales.. 4Sf 20
Total Of a1l....... sttc7 stc;.ses $50 &C &C
Ae's s]a since JAM 1851 fors1 800 55o q
Total. 81, ,93o,so s17,41s, ,5a452.
Constn BIS cncl'd prev to Oct 81. 81 ,94s 600 90
Ssssten osteP os SR ss esaa an 81 esf as S
Total collections to Oct. g. 1S61...... s64 6. IL
Traffic Department:
Receipts from passengers .-.-..-...--. S rs ST. 70
Rece!pts rom fre1ght- 1S9, 609. 20
Receipts from mails ............. 6,35S 81
Receipts from rent Of road. ....... 5,343 81
Receipts from other sources .-.-...-.. 7u47.57
Tota1 receipts II ostobez 1881. g
Total rec'ts corresponding period Go s,196 4s9 IS
Original land grant, 2,595 COO acrcs-rail way s06
miles of main track, and 93 miles Of sidings-11a
enginss-2, AS cars-funded debt SIS, ZOO.
Wig e3ps i,za15l6.is ,as1M Sc 81
noao oo, IN 49,, .n. :.
, 1861-11-07

ARRIVED ........- Nov. 5.
Time, LaSsl1c, 5075 bu corn.
Queen City, LaSal1e. $500 bu wheat, 30, ,0o0fbs
corn, 1900 bu rye. 1750 lbs hides.
Enelia, Marsei1les, 5000 bu corn, 11G0 ibs hides,
1873 MS butter.
Unionist, Ottawa, 4a00 bu corn, 140o bu wheat.
Golden Cloud, Ottawa, 5000 bu oats.
Mariner, Prison, $4,000 lbs ware.
Abbey Sprzgue, LaSalle, $500 bu corn s brls flour.
Rock Run, Ottawa, 5000 bu corn.
AleoEa, Morris, 3G00 bu corn, 1000 bu rye.
Angola. 2500 ou corr, 1874 hn vvheat, ali br1a ap-
pies, 80 bu seed.
, 1861-11-07

hooks, Boekss
Who wants good books at half price! One Of
the finest stocks Of books west Of New York City
will be sold By ]. A. Colby before January 18th,
1869, without regard to the original cost Of the
stock. Call soon and pick ont your choice at your
Owl price. Books without jewe]ry, books with
jewelry, OF jewelry without books. This is to
close ont large stock, and a similar opportunity
will probably never occur again in this part Of the
country. Remember the old stand, lis Randolph
street. foet. Sam
, 1861-11-07

s|Who ever heard OF Downer's Kerosene ex-
plodinge No one. Why then do you buy the
cheap carbon oils which are sold for kerosene ?
Better pay ten cents gallon more and get an arti
Gle which you know fs safe.
Who has kept Dovner'e Kerosene for the last
three years and who IL the only agent in Chicago
for his oil? Everybody knows 1t Is Noble at the
Lamp and OH Emporium, 1ss Lake street.
, 1861-11-07

CLEARED. .NoY. s.
Fame, DuFaee, = brls salt.
Troubadour, Lockport, 80 N lumber.
Prairie Queen, Ottawa, 65, 1926 It lumber, 50 N
shingles.
m lath.
Alexander, Lockport. 10 bu wheat, 1880 It lum-
ber, $500 lath, 1850 tba mdee.
, 1861-11-07

@ Exchange Oh New York and England, Ire
land, Scotland, France, Germany, etc.
KKDzIE, ALEXANDER s. Co.,
noG6t b2Clark It,, Sherman House Block.
, 1861-11-07

Tie following letters are detained in the Chica
go Post Office, and will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office at Washington. D. c., on Monday next, un-
lees called for before that time:-
, 1861-11-07

I All weddings supplied with the new style
cards and envelopes By the Yankee Card Writer
at the fremont House. Ladies call in parlors.
Samples ssnt by mail On receipt Of letter aud
three red stamps. Cards delivered free to any ad
dresa
, 1861-11-07

ISDEsrENs1BLE-H you want healthy, light
bread. biscuit and pastry OF all knds use only D.
B. DeLeland &, Co.'s Chemical Saleratus. It is
truly the "honsewife's farcrite, - and is indis
pcnsable to producing the above results. Yon can
get it OF all respectable dealers everywhere.
, 1861-11-07

A CONFIRMED THIEF.-A man named John
More, q herculean German, was arrested yes
te1day for stealing two valuable coats from
the pawn-broking establishment kept by one
Mrs. Hogan Oh Randolph street. The same
person vas arrested some weeks since for q
similar offence, was tried at the last term of
the Recorders Court and punished by a slight
imprisonment in the county jail He il likely
the next time to receive Al adequate compen-
satior for his offences.
, 1861-11-07

And n HEe proportion fof larger elztH - teQuHso
Kvery Engine Is furnished with
JUDsuNs PATENT 60VEEEDR VALVE
Fer FlSar BILLS we Identity recommend theI1 a.
superior any other style Of Engine. and they W1H
save FROM So to so per cent In Fua1
the usual cses OF boilers y use Il tha West re
tabl,sbment where they may be examined and tas
petent WILL II desired la furnished to set uD aad
tart engines IN any Fart the country. WeEso supply
WATgB WHKaLh aHAFT1NG. aEAENa. &u-
Atyery 1oT pxtces-
+. n. BAXTER i cos
MM Furnishing De-ot West Water street, between
randolph and Madison Bta. Chicago Ill
Post OtHce address Box nFA. ocEE91y
, 1861-11-07

LARGE Hoas.-Messrs. Gage Bros. & Drake
sold yesterday to Hancock & Co., from their
farm, thirteen hogs, averaging twenty months
old, and Weighing $500 pounds gross. They
were Cross Of Leicestezahire and Suffolk.