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The National Loau.

r FUEM II. I. delaIu7 I'll 1l3tJ
Every bank Of this city has paid into the Sub
Treasury TIE ten per cert fnsta1mEnI upon the
subscription to the loan. The amount taken by
each hark is us follows, and makes an aggregate
Of $e5 600 GOO. or sbout fifty zone per cenk on the
Genital
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urAuouAu1zus YATES PAALAH3, |
Ch1ca9o, August n, 1851.

urADouAu4zus YATES PAA1AHx,l
Chicago, August q ~ 1851
It is hereby osdeTsd that the Camp now oceu,
pied 3! NE yates Pha1anx 6e Mathar aHo
Col. CON. Yates Pba1an1, ssth Reg. nls Vol
T. B. MAaaHA11., Adiutant.
ATTENTION! L1sHF ZouAyE-1ou @ are hereby y
notified to appear at yo1x aino9y 91 Gynss , Lahe
and May streets, this even1ng q ynn an Hls
lev good members wanted before so " Me choose
our 0iefSs. s. oras4. as9snoef' e'fnf! II [.
010~-' Acting Conmandant.
B- Volunteers wanted for Company z. 1sth
Regiment, now at Cairo, Colonel Macarthur M CON; on;
apdng This regiment "a r6ghaSir se sciy npa
service as early as any battalion In the field
The pay Of the mont n-comuissiored oiaeers, mas1-
VIE WHEEL I'd tu1etheI with bonties and allowances.
make the pay about equal toa meeaanies wages;
Recruits 70 Saro ee san ol
viii be taken, and yin receive ezt1a Ray; z,
tose hs5e Wbo afe 1e saecd sae z ny Vii 81
gladly received Come In and see us ct 81 events.
whether yon EeeEIist Or M IT. we anna Re g,ad
The recruiting station is at the coEne, M OF Ran m
do.ph and Desrborn streets, IN HeHnaIs 1sd Build
D.
Captain Company &, 12th R@e. III. Vol
au141w
Engineer Regiment.
Col. j. ". Wilson having received commission
from the Secretary Of War to raise forthwith &
Regiment Of Mechanic r Fusieers, to he employed
for repairing bridges, building fortifcations and
eli sother mechanical works, to be enlisted for
three years or the VAT, all Captains aud otficerB
mastering Comps niea, will please correspond with
Col. Wilson, a. Headquarters, No. 50 sonth Wells
street nrnnEffh the yEhn thavx will
be mustered into service. Parties wisH ing to join
tic above regiment will bear in mind that privates
receive an additional psy of fifty cents per day
Col ]. W. WILSON, Commander.
?. 0. Box 269s.
P: s.1Mecbanics OF active laborers wishing to
enroll their uames can do 60 By calling at head
quarters. tt.
Kans@s Brigade.
Commanded by Brig Gen. j. q. LANE
RECRUITS R-KANsAs BaIGADE,-Fuu comps
nies, squads single recroits are wanted fot this
department q eervice. Subsistence and trans
10 me and accepted. No department Of tie ser
vice can be more inviting to the young men who
des11e to eerye uif common country. Ash;s and
e4 .1pments are ready for distribution On arrival
Of 1ecTuits at Fort LeayenH o.th.
For Information apply to JAme5 q. Milis Metro
pottan Hotel Chicago, or to to the subscriber at
aol{{ne' II. Rock 1=lqId = ana Davenport. for two
mug 212w* Recruiting Service Z. B.
FRENCH LEcTTREs.-Dr, L. 4. Coonley from
Massachusetts,, will lecture the first and second
Sundays Of September. in kingsbury Hall. Mra.
Cocnley will give reading and recitations OF poems
fo1 tie times. Particular notce next week.
e| Cook & McLain, 1913 Clask street, are clean
ins aud dying ladies' silks, shawls, &c, at the
! lowest possible prices.
| GAS FINTUREs.-S2000 000 worth Of new Etylcs
1Gust be sold within sixtg days. fS9 Lake street.
jy29S0t Il. n HnMARTH.
eD CbCrch's Raspberry JAM the best made,
| fer Eale oEly ct 81 Lake street. au1s- g3342 ~
| al elo1la Io. taii I1 reed The adveftiea.
| neDt Of Prof Wood IN so-GaE'a paper mh-1y
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MONETARY,


HATUKh1f HVKA1Aat A1k. "a, 1SS1.
There is 20 change Of importance In tie money
msxket. Exchange still rules dull, and sales range
rom par to u per premium Currency and geld
are still csrce and in active demand by produce
dealers, There is very little doing in unc1rrent
money.
NEw York Sroch MAnKET.-The following are
the quotations Of to days New York stock market:
- at hos ri
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sruRoEs RtFLsa--1hs corpe are doing Po,
lice duty ut Wasting ton.
, 1861-08-26

CHILD DROWNED Friday afternoon, Mary
Asa1ich; aged 10 years, daughter Of Frank
ManiGh, living on Canal, near Farquar street,
w2s sent BY he7 mother to Empire Slip to
gather caipe, and shortly after, her bonnet was
discovered ncaticg upon the surface Of the
water, AID TIE Child gone. It is supposed she
beat cv.r the deck to gather some chips in
tie water, aEd, losing her balance, fell in.
The body was recovered Saturday morning.
Coroner James emIauneIled jury which
found verdict in accordance with .he above
facts.
, 1861-08-26
COMM ERCIAIa.

SATURDAY EVENING, August a4, 1871.
The following arc the receipts and shipments fur
the past tv enty-fonr hnure:
EEeELcGs LAST TwENTT-FoUE HoCRs4
, 1861-08-26

REoEu111RG.-Lfeut- Koerner, Of Fremonts
Guard, has arrived sid will open station to
recruit tos his regiment.
, 1861-08-26
The N=xV F.srK Mry Goods Trade.
From the n. Y. Iudepcndcn+.J

The N=w F.srK hry Goods Trade.
From the n Y. Independently
The following are the imports;
Enti2ea Ee5 the Dsst gstk ,Ss s4s. 1sS III II,
Entered 1t port is. ;6a SO sao ~ s 47s
Thrown on mkt. 7s514 c67 SO. .4ai, 3o,i67 40
Nea are glad to have to record st length more
- - Ids. and the cons qneut op5:ine Of he seasnn
Some Large ealte have bcen effected, and those
commission h1nees wtost st=nding has not been
disturbed report good commencement and bet
Cotton goods continue TO rise il price f,om d.
rninishi1s stocks and light production. AID
1'ricer 7nust continue to rise to cotton famine
level tor The price OF raW cotton is getting to 4
blight that " I'LL curtail the consumption materially
Failsty1e prints few, but old styles have taken
more freely AID Will soon be exhanztetl- Brown
Slt bielchGd goods have advanced considerable
aud much has been bought OF speculation Drills
also have gooe mp. In Woolena tkG.c il more do
1ng pela,nes a:s not yes II go>a assortment;
are out Of the market lis scaso1 except some old
stocks, ard as the price OF wool il loH, delaine
NJ nla,rlatturtrs havs good prospects before them.
Fine fancy cassineEes are il De ter request cloth
lers anu 1obbsrs are both b1ging, There is good
supply, and prices re moderate and e:eady Army
;:cCdt 10 longer in MARKET and the 1nauufaE-
lurert are OILY making to order.
LII fcre1gn gned= there il some iuripient move
msEt. Back st1ks at low Or mediu1n prices have
EetA tE-1l!-E buL III uItt6 f5UOGS are 9hOWQ
Fortisn weoieEs age not imported, and only old
goods are offered The ia1portatioas it viii be
eeeh from tie statement above, are 1ishs in the
aggregate: The goods taken into tie chain els Of
consumption Inst week IRE only tenth part Of
wlss was entered duty paia last year in the cor
the teIms Of credits, especially by the commission
Eu1ses, and to jlbbers who have been selling sta-
pie goods below cost, practice long indalgtd in,
| but Nh5ch IL just Low meeting with wholesale
| condemnation.
EFrum the New York Herald. I'D inst1
We notice that s leading dry goods job5er offers
to buy all his paper maturing before November at
10 per CENT. per anIu1n. This il AZ indicanon Of
revival in the dry goods obblug trade which is ex-
| treme1y cheerful Nor is 1t isolated instance.
We find, OF inquiry among the dry goods tesleIs,
tat there j. quite improved feeliEg In the trade
| aEd partial recovery Of buslueas. Some houses
| are selling good many goods, mostly for caal,
| while othsrs receiving orders for goods from
| the country. Our merchants are getting accus-
tened to the wsr, and by and BY business will 20
cn as if nothing was the matter. We trust that
I the lessons of the past will teach the dry goods
iothers that tIeir credit system was founded npo1
| ureound principles aud certain to cause inmenee
disasters, and Inat the only eonrd basis for com
| mtrce i much closer adherence to tie cash svs-
TEN, and much closer scrutiny Of the capital OF
| houses which undertake 10 do business on an ex-
! 1GEa:ye scale
, 1861-08-26
Cbicaqn Erit,u,1e
MONDAY, AUGUST ee, 1851.
TIE CITY,: !:

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1851.
THE CITY.
sruRozs R1r1z&-~1a's eozps are doing po.
lice duty at Washington.
TEE Tue McQCEEN.--This fine steameris is to
be removed for strvsce On the St. Cla!r Flats,
POCKET P1cKED.--A traveller had his pocket
picked Of $s5, at the IL Central Z, r. Depot,
Friday morning.
REoEu171FG.-LfeutK Koetner, of Fremonts
Guard, has arrived sid will open station to
recruit for his regiment
REyUKED.-The Secretary Of State has re-
vcked the exequatur Of F, A. Hoffman, Esq,
as Consul OF SAKE Coburg in this city.
CONTRACT MADE.-The contract for repair
Ing the lookup at the Armo1y building, has
been axtreed to John Sollitt. iii the work
will be commenced this morning
GES. HUNTERS HEApQuAKTERs--Theh head
Quarters OF Gen. Hunter, whose appointment
was announced short time since, will be at
Chicago.
CHICAGO VocA11sT6 ABRoAD.-We lea1n
that Ms Emma Gillinghsm Bostwick and
Julius Lumbard sre to sive concert in Mil
wankee On Tuesday evening.
JCarERTs N TIE ARMY.-Heary Jumpsrts,
whore trial foz the murder Of his mistress, So
phie NetIer, will be remembered, is serving
as private at Jeferaon Barracks, St. Louis.
FALSE AIAKM-The alarm Of fire Saturday
morntpg, wes occasfoned by the setting fire to
pile Of ttrau and rubbish On Quincy street,
near Siate,
AccEP1KD.-Capt. Louis Mauss has been
authorized hy Gen Fremont to fill up.hls
cempapy OF shsrpshooters-and is assured
tAat VIXEN full they will be accepted
HORSE THHyxs-John P. Davis, residing
st the Fo1r-Mi1e House, recently lost grey
lclse, and lis neighbor, man named Aims
wutb, o t!ack one. No traces Of the thieves.
REFusED.--TLiHy horses purchased by the
Goyc1nzent agent in this city, have been re-
fused by Capt. Webb, .. s., 4, on account of
11en faulty color, aud because they did not
cSme up to the stand I'd in o:her respects.
- The New Orleans Pcavune, Charleston
Mercury, a1j The s'. Lo1is Republican and
Democrat are reesiyed regularly By Walsh,
c51ner cf Madison street and Custom House
Pace.
-. -.
ReNA "o2A~~ee'. ee. IL "o4ta' "no MAS
zecent'5 auiaoI1zso " LIZ oepARtaaehe u
received ALREADY offers of companies. NOR
1haa sufficient to 1lll his regiment.
-
ne" 'oah DAAAies."-"e 3ie AoeoSeo
hess:e- bam1cfo G haid~n, news oeaiets
nssr lee tshsfa oepos' 1ooI o1 Like s'teet
fer New York papers CT the :Sd inst. NJ
--
CHICAGO DRAGONS This Company Capt
ED. ossand commanding, lave recruited s'o'
men, and leave for Missouri On "Wednesday
1ext- TAe7 expect 20 be attached to Col
Dieks3's Regiment.
-,
@'t 1so~' os'e. 1s1l
Sunday af?e1zsooa aeo1t 3 O'Clock, aod wa
drowned. TIE body lad rot been recoyers'
at o'cl4ck Sunday evep;ag. The Corone
Eil hold aE inquest to-day.
-.-.. -1-
.Loi1oS-A4'' W. 1'A1u7e ~ a1@ rt'
sa9'l AN'us Aes:tnsAt ee='e7 ~ ~ sA+,Ie' .oa
ineMss "aas' "au va s''fAts aea p7aus
iAresSs Ct money &c, tfom al inteNeatc
Cid n2a, vas not rn< mosr of lis regimen
H,ezw.v pozsrDv men ,ar,=s
7oa.. x,e7s7v.- ~ r,o..o.,. :,ua1-r
, 1861-08-26

REyoKED.~The Secretary OF State has re-
1cked the exequatur Of F. A. Hoffman, Esq,
as Consul Of SAKE Coburg in this city.
, 1861-08-26

CokTRAcT MADE.--The contract for repair
1ng the lookup at the Armory building, has
been aEF rded to John Sollitt. iii the work
will be commenced this morning
, 1861-08-26

RAILROAD AccIDENT.-Aa extra freight
train on the Michigan Southern railroad,
which left here Friday afternoon, laden with
cattle, net With what came near being Sc
1ious accident when about eight miles from
THIS city. The workmen were repairing the
track, and not expecting an extra traia, neg
ltcted TO give the proper signal. The train
ceme alcrg at fun speed, but WIS checked so
quickly, by the engineer who discovered the
break just in sessca to svoid 1t, that several
ca.s Wtre badly broken No damage was
Enre tp the cattle
, 1861-08-26
Daily Review Of Chicago Market.

Quotations II sa,ss gs1tn n ny Aar1F .a;;9s
currency, x5.1ess othesapiss stated.
, 1861-08-26

.
ARRIVED. %.
Dr. Kane, ottowa, 4S00 bu corn, 15s bn seed.
Enelia, Seneca, 5000 bn corn.
Praris State, LaSalae, 1880 bu corn 962 bu wheat,
"a bfle hiEhWince-
Lockport, Lasale, 5a7s bu corn.
A Leeeh- Ottaws, AGO bu oats. 2700 be- corn.
A. Lincoln, Morris, 54G0 bu corn.
Troutadour, 1cckpo1t, 400 bu CORR
j. D. Leonard, Morris, 500 bu corn.
UnioDist, Morris. $500 bp corn.
Prairie Chief Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
Fame; DnPage, 1913 bu COTE, 491 bu oate' S68 ou
Dick Overall, Lasal1e, ss45 bu oats, Is tons pig
Boston, Morris, 50oobu COIL.
B. A. Thorp, Joliet, 5000 bn coT1,
Bsile, LAsalle, 5O55 bn corr.
Aquilla, Southport. 1888 400 It ice.
B=ealey, OTTAWA, 5000 bu cotn-
RED..........Aas. Is.
Tide, for LaSale, 30 II lumber, CD n shingles, 500
Aids, fasalie, 4A1o # m,rble.
Central City Lasalle, ,6m MS mdse, 2 b1as whisky,
| sacks -four
Mound City. LaSalle.
Sebaatopol, Lockport-
New York Lockport --.
Imperial, Lockport, s., ,113 It lumber $500 1ath.
Ioekpert; Lockport, 4, ,sof # lEnoes' a'so lash.
| Prairie Qzeen, 0ttsva, 11o1 ms mdse, 1852 lbs
s1ugar, 17s6 lbs soap, II girls SALT 57s ns co1fss,
outario. o;taws 1oa brls silt, eoss # lumber, 800
II efoirg, GOO shingles, 25C0la
! Oneida, Ottawa
| B. F. Beesley. OttsWa-
Investigator, Athens and return, S eu yds ruoble
sto5e, CO yds dim stone
| P, NorthTup, State Prison, 46, ,a64 It lumber.
j L. Alexander, Jodet.
| Rail Splitter, Norris. ..
Aouilia. South and return. 17,57o # iee
Earkakee, 1876 en- It raft timber.
, 1861-08-26

p Q r r OF G IC AG O.

ARRIVED 81.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey, st Joseph, 1880 tics,
81 hbls, eundries.
Prop c Meare. Ryersoa, Pentwatef 90 co-t= sb
belts, TO m it :mhar.
Prop Hunter, Dickson, Goderich, 80 pkg 1sh,
lot Eundries.
Bark sta4nard, PomeroJ, Presque Isle 425 tons
Bslk l., Stubs, Pezhtigo. $50 m # lumbar,
Is n lath-
sthr II Cartwright, Christian, Prceque Isle, 1ao
tors coal.
sch7 susqushannah, Perrin, Prcsque Isle, 800 tons
coal. so iron.
Schr Eyeine Bates, Peterson, C1eland, 1893 tons
coal, 200 bags salt.
Schr SfriHs, Aarkie, Bntfalo
sthr Flora atson4 Hardiso1. Du1Iirk.
Schr Die VerlCn, Ingraham, Colborne. $3.50 teIc-
graph poles, 1,1G0 pos frGm Pole Aarb..r.
Sehr Maine, Stevens, Green Bay, 6,O00 posts, 500
telegxaph poles.
CLEARED. .-...--.-...AHg.ai II.
Prop Lady Franklin, Hickey. St Joseph, $50 tons
mdse, 50 bbla salt, DC.
Prop G Mears, RyeFson, Pentwater. ..
Bark Prince Of Nales, G7chan, Colbp7nc, q, $50
bu corn.
Bark Marquette. Best, Buffalo. q $50 bu wheat.
Brig Bay City, Tripp, Buffalo, 1890 bu corn.
Schr Macon. Faxon, Buffalo, IA 200 bu WHEAT.
schr CoqIette, Chisholm Colbotne, TO- 600 5u corn
Schr Die Vernon Ingrahaul. Buffalo. 19, 500 bu whit
Scbr Bonnie Doom, Mitchell. Buffalo, is $40 corn.
Schr Lizzie Throop, Flood, Sarnfa, & $50 bu wheat
Schr S1rins, Mackte, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
6cht JeaePh Cochran, Berry, Buftlo, II, COO corn.
, 1861-08-26

Ing to join the Regiment In Missouri All those
wishing to 60 with me, csn to-day. We require
also some good recruits, who will be sent down
free Of expense. Call and see NE.
LIEUT.. D. MAc1EAn, Co. A, 1ath Regiment
, 1861-08-26


The following letters. detsilcd in the Chicago
Pott Office, for Postage. will be- forwarded to the
Dead Letter Office, Oh Monday next, unless the
postage is previously paid Call at the room Of
the Dead Letter CItrk, up stairs:
Mr. Jennings. Sherman House, Chicago, Ill.
Miss Jennie Il. Hoard
G.. Beers,
GEO. Geolitz, q
UenryL Tucker, .... Il
Mrs. Amanda Martin, Le1nont; I'll.
Martha Merrill, Walnut 4reye, Ill,
Fred. Hsser, Cairo, Ii.
Edward uAight, Dasplaires. Iii.
Lieut. " w. Petit. Kenoeha, Wis.
panI HofTlgNn MuEcatiDe. Iowa.
c.F Perkins, Darlington. Icwa.
E. Il. Ashcroft. Boston, Macs,
6. B. Myers. New York, Mt.
Letters enclosed in old style Government EnYell
opee, net recognized in payment ofpoztaga:
n: E. Williams, Chicago, III.
Adsm Palmer, Camden Mills, Ill.
Henry D. Marsh, Ode1l, Ill
Miss Kate E. Burns. South btecor, Ill.
joe. Mills, Pleasant Ridge, jill.
Mrs Ellen RieGon. Nauvou, Ill.
Geo h. u aten s Co., Boston, Mass.
Arthur Leach st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. Sarah y. Lawrence, uillsdale, Mich.
Geo: Y. Gilbert, Detroit. Mich.
Mrs, s Pa1ncly, EIssia, 0.
Miss Jennie Bond, Michigan City, Ind.
, 1861-08-26

JrArERTs N TEE ARMY.-Heary Jumpsrts,
whcEe trial foz the murder Of his mistress, So
phie NetIer, will be remembered, is serving
sas c private at Jeferaon Barracks, st. Louis.
, 1861-08-26

GEN. HrS1ER's HEADQuARTERs--The head
quarters Of Gen. Hunter, whose appointment
WIS announced short time since, will be at
Chicago.
, 1861-08-26

Chicago VoCA1Isrs ABRoAD.-We learn
that Mrs Emma Gillinghsm Bostwick and
Julius Lumbard sre to siye coneert in Nil
yapkee On Tuesday evening.
, 1861-08-26

F% The New Orleans Pseavune, Charleston
.Mcreury, a1I The &. LoaIs Rspa5Iican and
Democrat are recsiyed regularly By Walsh,
c51ner cf Madison street and Custom House
P'ars
, 1861-08-26

4 NEW CAVALRY CoMPASE-THE FREMONT
DRAacoxs-A muster ron will be opened at
the A.mory Buildings, corner Of Adams and
Franklin str eets, this [Mo1da5) morning at .
O'clock, for the enlistment of men for the
atcSe company. Meesse. ". H. MediQ and
G. E For 9Th, lately Of the Chicago Draeoous,
viii be present 10 receive the names of those
Who 1ezire to jo.r. This company will be at-
tached to Col ]. T. Faznsworth,e Cavalry
Regiment, which is accepted, and most of the
companies ready to 60 into camp. An order
hes already reached this city for the purchase
OF horses, saddles and brides, and the arus
win be forwarded to the regimental head.
quarters without delay. Col Farnsworth de
signs making this the best regiment in Gan
F1emcnt's AMY, and it is the intention tt
make THE Fremont Dragons the best compan,
n the regiment. This is splendid oppoftu
rity for young mea to enter the service o
,heir country, AID re hope to see the music
roll 1lled II few days.
, 1861-08-26

TIC BE REN'EED-.The very de-
= Birstls Er GEah Basement Brick and Marbfe
Front Ekas 1-lg-ave ierr1ce7 No. - Aey eareet
be.wes., llnstoa and aa dion stIeets ten t1GseE
r;de :Eom GltEt aI Hc:sc eoE:f:E :tns fse1a ROOT
Hot Snu Col Water, Ani Ut Stable II desred Il
+ taoTeus. rsnsir az I'll hs rsa:sd low = choice
J.F. AUATGN. 133 Washington st. ut:ca 10. s.
.rAt1 ;1v
, 1861-08-26

FALSE AIAKM-The alarm Of fire Saturday
morntpg, wes occasfoned by the setting fire to
5 pile Of etrau and rubbish On Quincy street,
neaI Siate.
, 1861-08-26
Our New Volunteer Regiments.


and in the Mexican war, wasan officer Of Capt
Afterwards Col. Mays celebrated dragons,
and ateisted In the capture Of Gen. La Vega
at the battle Of De La Palma. He was drill
master at the Carlisle Barracks for eight
years, and as might be expected, is perfectly
at home in the position assigned him by his
brother officers. Forty tents are now on the
ground, and the entire Pbalanx will remove
.hither in the course Of the present week.
The Regiment is last filling up, and when full
and perfected In the details Of military sciences,
as they will be speedily under the instr uctlon
Of their officers, will be secon d to none
in the State. The Quartermaster'e aud
Commissasy Departments are fully organized.
The Uniform adopted is the regular United
States Amy uniform, in accordance with the
order Of Gen. Mcclellan.
THE soRrHwEsTERS RIFLE REGIMENT.
This Regiment has received about 100 re-
cruits since the publication Of our last report,
making the number now in camp about 900.
They are receiving their tents and equip
ments. Being Rifle Regiment they adopt the
Regular Rifle uniforn-grey, trimmed with
green. They report to Gen. Fremont some
day next week, snd expect to be sent to Mis-
| souri as soon as their uniforms can be manu-
factured. It is determined to add IN artillery
and q cavalry company, to be composed OF the
surplus commands offered.
The Colonel desires us to acknowledge tht
receipt Of Hospital stores, beds, pillows, mat
rasses. jellies, &c., donated By Mrs. Nelson
the ladies Of McVicker's Sewing Rooms, Mrs
Wood and hrs. Bowen. The regiment are Il
want Of strcpg, coarse towe1ling, As nothing
Of this kind is furnished BY Government,
| DOUGLAS BRIGADE.
Since our Inst statement eoncernIn;
the condition of this regiment, til
Brigade has received an addition OF 10
men. Eight additional companies ar
f2led and will join the encamPoent duEin
] +Ae nrreant wa-1 B!ar kets shoes and F0N:r
, 1861-08-26

QUICK WoRK.-Col. Farnsworth, who was
recently authorized by the Department TO
r:..se a regiment Of cavalry for tbs war, has
received already, offers Of companies, NOR e
than sufficient to ill his regiment.
, 1861-08-26

REFrsED.--TLiEty horses purchased by the
Go!c1nnent agent IN this city, have been re-
fused by Capt. Webb, o. s.. 4, on account of
11eir faulty color, aud because they did not
c2me up to the stand rd in other respects
, 1861-08-26

p Cbczch's Raspberry Jam, TIE best made,
fer Eale orly ct 81 Lake street, aul2-g342 ~
@ An eioala Loa taii IG reed the advertise.
nsent Of Prot. Wood N so-GsE'a papet nh.1g
, 1861-08-26

HORSE THIEyEs-John P. Davis, residing
st the FoIr-Mi1e House, recently Lost q grey
lc1se, and lis ueighbor, man named Aims
Hc1tt ulsck one No traces Of the thieves.
, 1861-08-26

AccEP1KD.-Capt. Louis Mauss has been
authorized hy Gen Fremont to fill up.his
cempapy Of sharp is assured
tAat VIXEN full they will be accepted
, 1861-08-26

WHDEN =
IT is hereby o-de1sd that the camp :. now oeea
designated by the name Of Camp Mather:
BY order, AGSt@ AMaL,
Col. Com. Yates Pha1arx, 39th heg. LIS VOL
r. B. MAH4HAI1.. A1iutant.
, 1861-08-26

NEW York DA1l1Es.-We ETC indebted to
Mess:e- Banfcrd & Baldwin, news dealers,
nssr TIE Central Depot, foot Of Lake street,
fer New York papers Of the 23d inst No
other dealers received thin.
, 1861-08-26

cNjN par Eonth and expenses made selling
L1og3S EGited -tatts Rsllyc43 and Var MAJ aaa LIS:
H@Iatd't War Map Wholesale A-eucy c:rnsr State
erd EanSeiph streets Chicago Ill r q. Boz 1858,
J. H. JOHNSON No circnlar mailed - s3y one M
lfss return postage GtAn1n Is enclosed Tha shows
cents in rcney or STAMPS
nu16.t31i 2w 4 E. LAND:lN Agent
, 1861-08-26

EEWsBoYs n LIMBo-Fivc well known
neWsboys were arrested on Saturday evening
for the larceny Of corpera from the Journal
office. They will be examined this morning
At the Armory. This ia undoubtedly portion
OF the same gang Of young repTosates who
have honored the TRIBUNE office with their
attentions. Two weeks ago the counting
room was entered aud ransacked, papers
stolen and drawers opened, and although
nothing Of much value was taken, the pro-
ceeding showed the animus Of the scam2s.
, 1861-08-26

FRENCH LEcTTREs.-Dr. L. Il. Coonley, from
Massachusetts,, will lecture the frat and second
Sundays Of September. In kingsbury Hall. Mra.
Cocnley will give reading and recitations OF poems
fox tie times. Particular notice next week.
, 1861-08-26

WjENTED-TEACHER, TU-
~ TeR-A gfadusts Of Harv ard College, who
has nesI engaged IN tsacting during the 1alt fouF
SeAtf wishes tu cbttiE situation Teacher Gr Phi.
t1s trd tITso5 eher n t ts e e. uay de has It
strctoc given In ali hrarcaes preparatory 70 ceye
or business Ife- Address ''TU rOtA" Tri6uae Oace.