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, 1862-09-30

6cu Louise Ann, M1I1st, Manietee, 20 N timber.
90 cords wood.
schf Mttehel. Gamble, Aanlatea. 80 N lumber. .
eehr New HAmpshtrc, WiRlsu, PoRt WfehtnEtcm :
20 cos wood
6cht Blue Bel, Iapltn8, Deans PteT, 80 N ehtu-
Eles. 90 eds wood -..,1!
Sthf Speed, Reed, Fort Shaldon, II cd8 wood. =
Ebhr Sea Star, Hghta,- p1c11p Mn1Qpette, IS eds
:; bark. .L5t: 80 55-.,:::"
eeh1 Vennss Tho1npton, Grand Haven, 81, eds.
rood
Bthf AHoW, stott, Kalamazoo, 60n1 lumber, 1O N
=. Ehtngles. ;,
sth1 Lizzie Th1pup, hathaway, MuakeXon, s. N
lumber. ~ =.
sesf ssf 41Kt;sf, Baknr. CentIeynle, 99 eds wood
wood .'.<trl .. >t'~.t;. >, +:
schf Lone staF. Jameson. Buffalo, 80 tons coal. :;
sehr Frank C11Kford, GAfett, Bndato; 1l1 .tons
coal = -
SchF Lnddington, stubhe. Bunalo. 15o mlnmber.
scht Lnn5eznau4 Connetl, Grand HAVEN, 150 eds
wood -
Senf magic. f7oWtey. Grand Haven. 1m m ah1n-
gies. % eds Eood, -
sea1 Ale Vernon, 1ugr9hams Buffalo, 200 tons coal.
seat Mnllwtndr Nelson, Centrev1le. IS cdh Unod.
etHI Ehtetpt1ees FeteeEous Green BuEh, Is eds
-, wood. !:
toGa5 y shoyef, 6chlooohen, MnakHgoo, 20 m
lnobef: .,:..
Sco# 4aofe4 Patterson, f1er Cove, 65 N lumber.
~.
l !: CLEARED D---......-.Sept. a.
Btmr Comet, Pabst. Two Rivers. sunddes.
PrCp Neptune. NeTman. KuffaIn, 1f1nEsG In co4n.
am hris fpuI. 1"'s~s -
, 1862-09-30

: Ocean Frele1ats In New Eork-Sept 20,
Fre1ghts are eteady. with good business To
IN bulk md chips bags; 600 btia. four 1t Is "a:
e9 bids. talloW q 81; and hy tha steamer, 1000
1t 1sk@lsd in bulk and ehip'a bags; 400 h1Is.
hour at % 6dGss. To GLASGOW, 1,,GM hu. wheat
at IM,
, 1862-09-30

= - III ApxnkI3EyK1r1up Sept. -, 1ea7. :.
: The market for gold would be- excited II thera
.Was enough n the city fot bankers md specula:
tom to. get excited oVe1..> Morning dispstches
made the price III New York nj prainiain, md
one eprtsste advice pnt Il Il =, Tho bn7ing :ange
here was widely varying according to the nerve Of
different buTe.e:4 The more cautious .wu1ld not
par aboye aoH@u1; n was paid bJ sone,' md Wa
.hestd uf uue Offering 'at 22K. This ruling tates
sw9u about at@a1k. Various reasons for this
gtAte d things arc discussed, but to attt1huse It
to the speculsdng cspsieea OF Wall street would
be about ~ usaraJ correct ~ ona coud wall get.
Z. Old Treasury uotes wsre bought 1t 17@17H.,
J.: . Foe zilser, u Was the ruling zates5
The exchange market nhows no nsw feature.
'The banka buy It 1t par, md generally sen at II
premium. One larga discount house sold round
lots 10 oostome1s At 11sth and generally At 1-1oth.
Tho market II fully supplied. ).
: DAHaEaous CouHTER1x1r.-We are indebted to
an extra Of MeMroy. It say:
Acounterfeit tye. on the Union Bank Of sullE
van county, 1t Monticello. n r, hs, Just made it,
appearance here, and E1s c1rca1ated extensively
thIoushout The city yesterday. e, imitation q
gsnnine; Vig, esil9s :w1th quadrant and fsnale
man nan Carrying baatet 81 % corn. Ieft ends 7iadaet
and cass n 1arge Isncy The bl Is On VerJ thin
psper. snd most OF them hare gzeasy appssr-
24<~8~ e
Small dealers would do well to fefuse al bills OF
this denomination On this bank: i ::
Pn7snuaoH, Fon1 .WAxHE AHp cmoAGo RAIL-
wAI.-Ftum the financial circular of this company
we learn that the total earnings Of the road, Sor
the first seven months Of the current TEA, ending
July 81, wsre Il $50 7sass. The road is IN high.
II prosperous condition
:. NEW YoRK CA1tAI. To11s-IHc 81 ,08. $50 81! =
Receipt tolls th1rdd week in 6epten..
6etr 1ee4 .-..--.-s-.---.-.-.-.- -..S217, ,S5A7s
, 1862-09-30

MEETING OF FLorR SH1PpERs.-Ws are request
ed to etate that an adjourned meeting Of Shippers
Of F1our {who suffered By delays On the II. g. r.
last Kinte1} viii be held at the office Of Hoyne &
Miller On Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock. 4 full
attendance is requested.
, 1862-09-30

The receipts Of produce to-day embraced a,512
btls -four, g. ss1 bu wheat. 1895 bu coEn,
bu oats, 1880 bu re, and ., 80 bu barley
During the corresponding data In 1861, the 7e-
eeipts of wheat were 174 1s4 buehels; and Of corn
14o,15s bushels.
The further advance IN gold to.day to 17aKc
caured more active dem11d for hSeadstuFs and
tho leading markets were firm.
There WIS very active inquiry for Winter
Wheat and prices ruled K@1e higher than at the
close On satu1day-with sa1ca Of No Red at 81 90
@lg; No Red, at 96096Kc; and Rejected Red,
at aoGooc. Spring Wheat was neglected and dnll,
with eales OF No i at s1G1913&c. and No at $50
&c. For No Spring there Wzs scarcely any IN
Quiry aud prices fell ic per bushe1- 1t the close
Winter Wheat was drm at the ruling figures paid.
. There was IN active shipping demand for Corn
and the market ruled X@1c higher-with heavy
transactions at 87Kc for River Yellow a1oat; SO
&c for River Mixed afioat; 2513oc for Rejected
atoat sc for Yellow Com IN stora; so@s1c 70.
Mixed Com in stoso: and 25@26c for Rejected in
6tose-the market closing h1m.
There was btiek demand for Oats, and We note
an advance Of H@1c per bushel-with liberal sales
at M135c for No IN sture-the buIk of the tran
eacttons being at e4Ac. Rye advanced 1c-wlth
saies at &c. Barley was sold at range Of 60D75c
Highwfnes advanced Hc per gallon-with Light
sales at saX@3a. Timothy Seed tends upwards
sales being made to-day at S1.4oRl6ax.
There WAS a more acttre shipping demand for
Flour, and the market advanced SC per brl-w1th
sales Of about 1000 hris, At &4T15 40 for Winter
c1tzaa, and s. ,2s94,7a15 for Spring extras.
Freghts were scarcely 50 hrm, but there is no
chauge IN quotations engagement At 1sc for
wheat to 0sWegu aud 10c for eoru to Buffalo.
, 1862-09-30
z ESIDENUES FOR SALE,

We WIN sell tho folio wing choice u,cue-t7 A. r,,ccs
ranging nom y. GO to $iI on:
House 1od Lot on Worth Lasalle, near Elm street.
Aoose a1o Lot On Wabaah aTenne, unnr Old atseet,
HON snd Lot On A1ch1a ave-, Monterey street.
house ahd Lot On Wabash are. near Harmon Court
douse noE LOT on Thru avs. near Harrison street
Apply to
II EES Il 814OC q n.
4eIIuE#3t No n Dcarhnrn 4s-ntf
, 1862-09-30

1ARcEST.-Chazles Brown was arrested yes
ferday and examined In the Police Court, On
the charge Of stealing 3 coat, vest. and pair
OF pants, valued X s26, from John F. Nc
Cloano, at zoo Erie street. The accused Was
held to bah in the sum Of $500. for his ap.
,,earocr~ NJ fha p Ra-ortor.c oo1r%
, 1862-09-30

mf1waukee Grain market--.Sept. 40,
Received, so. 80 bu. wheat. The market Is a,m
for No = 1t 85kG86c; but No. / was dulI at q1k0
9ac. FteiShta, 10c for wheat to Duuktrk,
, 1862-09-30

Toledo Grain: UaTkct-Sepx. ~,
Received, 81. .2N bu- wheat md q .<s2 bu. Corn,
Wheat market quiet, with sales Of Red ut Il Bn
1.07. and White 1t $1-1a. Nothing doing in corn.
, 1862-09-30


ARRIVED. D..--+....6ept. n.
Geo Taylor, Joliet, 80 c 1abble stone.
Ericsson. ottaNa. $40 81 By corn, a'o b1s -four.
Humboldt, Joliet, g. QUO bu corn.
q cooley, Joliet, q, 100 bu corr.
PoWhattdn. LaSa1le, III tons coal
Chatlie, Rankakee, $500 bu cotn.
Lemont, LCckport, t, 400 bu corn. 11B hn beans - -
! y A ThoEp, Joliet, s, Zoo bu corn.
CLEARED. q.
Gladiator, Lasaile, eao7o It lumber, 100 m shin
glee, A0 brIs salt. B,oCo lbs dah.
Progrcsf, LaSa11e. 10 brls salt.
1emo2t. LoeEpoEt, % 1n11th, 80 bS1s salt.
Gen Gfont, Morris.
Marion, Ottawa
Humboldt. Joliet.
0ttaTa. Morris.
Af.ica, LaSaa1e, 3t3, Goo tos salt.
|. E1rtcesou, 0ttswa.
American Star, Lasale, q oo6, Il lumber, 9ss brs
salina, Lasa1le, eoo. $40 lbs salt.
Ocean Spray. OTTAWA. Lie # lumber
Queen City. Lasslle. 2,277 4 lumber, q N shIu-
giles. 112,G0 1ns salt. 5~--~
c L H1ntoon, LasaIe, a4t.bco na salt, 5000 Ds
wuoden."a1e, 1,517 1bs leather, 10,9Q0 rbs bark
1.GCQ htmerchand1se.
T. 3 A Tholp. Joliet.
Edmo1to. puPage.
Ye1ktown. ottaTa, 271oc # lumber, % shingles,
Prairde Queen. Ottawa, 5eo, 400 ios salt.
I Cu5uga Lockport. 800 brls salt.
Wave Morris, COCO Il lumber.
bay State, LaSalle. III 49, It lumber, 800 N ahIn
Rles.
, 1862-09-30

AA4AAak-O GAAL1 Afun IKE NOuATi.-A
grave charge hiss been brought against two
military cfacen at Camp Douglas. Czptain
R. C. Kelly, the hero Of the omnibus riot, and
Et Lieut. Patrick Feeny, Of the Irish Legion,
are accused of procuring money under false
pseteneea, by inducing several men who had
never been sworn into the service, to claim
and receive the bounty offered by Cook
county 10 each volunteer. soldier. It il a.
legged that these officers hare thus deftauded
the county Of about $500, which has been d.
: ~7ided up between themselves and three &C.
conpltce8 80. :. ::
The War Fund COMMITTEES h1ye accordingly
takeu measures to bring about a thorough IN
vest1gstion Of the affair with = view to having
5uatica done to al parties concerned. A wx.
rant was yesterday Issued By Esquire Nn1iken
Tor Tho arrest Of tho captain and lieutenant,
and they were accordingly taken In custody
By the police authorities, and win hare m e.
animation today: 4 large number Of Wit.
nessea hxye BEEN summoned, and the case bids
fsir to be one Of more than ordinary interest.
A Coon DA1's WoRK.-1u sinx1e day
last veek, the Michigan Central railroad com
pany moved the following: The 9TH Michigan
cavalry from Detroit to Louisville, Loco men.
and horses, requiring twenty eight passenger
and e1gmy-tHo freight caxs; MIIlerss battery,
from Chicago to Louisville, >three passenger
md eighteen freight 'cazs; 18th ullaois
regiment, :. 800 mso, seventeen. ;. passenger
md dvp freight can; In IN, a,9n men
md 200 horses, occupying ta1ty-dght psss-
.ienger md los freight cars, moving upon this
toad at the sams time and not interfering
with fhs regular tzs1c1 Of the road. It h u.
most II not entirely unprecedented in ths IN.
nails Of railroad history md speaks volumes
for the extent OF >resourcas, and efficiency of
management Of the Michigan Central road. =
All; TIE P1no1ED so1DHas' HKRR-on
Saturday. $500 Hazper's Fe7y prisoners ar-
rived 1t Camp DouglaS, and yesterday !, 900
| moro azzived, making total Of \ ttide o7ei
5000. Atslegrain from Fort Wayne to NIL
road Official In this city announces that I" no
more VIM coma Tay soon.": Tho probability
| is That no mpFo viii come ii II. The toopa
now hero sre the foa1oHinx:,., 65th mJnois,
s0h Ohio, sad Ohio, eoth Ohio, 3oth Now
York, 18th New York, 125th New YoEk, 18th
New Yoak {1nittia}, battery N, "a Illinois,
Captain Phillips; battery T, 5th New York;
eOsFtain Aet3ra4h; battery -, 18th Indisna
/: Captain Van Schlen !; {ndepmdent Indiana
battery, Captain Rtgby; 18Th Ohio 'hsttery;
Captain Potts; 5+h New York artillery, Capt
Graham.
, 1862-09-30

u o4la taks cA.r5e q Large Pae,ins.
EztAhShruent this SeaAon, hAFinE had seventeen
u1un1s seaIs experience In tho Packing aud Commts;
eion business xnd know nearly ~ the dro1ea 70 thi4
point Iexn Ksvo decided e1E&ztt0n. With tha be4t Of
references ii Illinois and other statcs. viii probably
hare IN order 70 pAckseveE11 thou1aod hogs m1tcu
,AddleM- J.R, J" Post ONCE Boz 1881.
sG4E1aS1E
, 1862-09-30

DIED.

In thia city. on the 18th inst. 3f1s. C. MuGRATH,
AXed Is yeal1. =. :"
F1rerN services VIII be held 1t o'clock r. n to.
day from 1G Michigan st1cet, corner Of Dearborn.
Friends arc invited.
, 1862-09-30

E,xt Board Stocks excited, active and higher.
Gold 129X. "
P1tts. Ft. ". & G.. 494 III. Central ecrip... TX
ga. Bn. q :. 95A III. Central bonds. .1G1
Chicago q Galena-- 8aA G. j. N. n. 8. I. bs1n1
Mich southetn;:.. az do asst bo1ds... 70
do guaranteed. 78K
Second Boud- Stocks irregular, ~.
CHI. Rock Island 78H E.ie prefaued. re. IS
NIL d P. du Chen. 38 fHudsun.,,.,, II
GleFe. d Ioledo-.- 69 Harlem I'd pfd..... 48
Galen1 Chicago. 89H Reading ...-....... t94
Glefe d Ptsts: :.... 28H New York Central ,101
Ill Central Scrip. ok Cumberland ..,,. Id .
Mich South'n- ss4 American Gold :. .1a3x
Mich. Gouth Etd.. 734 Tu1. d Wab.1st bdB 975<
Pacific Mail.......-i204 California Is .108X
Et1e .... .....--.... 49x Tennessee Hs..,.., 81
GOVERNMENT sTocKH. ::
2: 9: C. 81: .1eiX 2. s 6 negtd. lux
us. Dem'd Notes .119
MONEY MAnkEr-Continues to rule easy at 4
PEI cent: On call, and 4Gs per cent. to1 strictly
Sterling exchange untett1ed and druer Bank
er's bills quoted 1t 1e4Al3a
American gold higher; opening at 22A@9X;
cloHing at 29H@2aH per cent. premium.
Cslifotnik gold oars. 93E023X premium.
, 1862-09-30
1(G:::!lE1tlihtt|tr&t:
49, - T.
TUESDAY,. sEPTEMBER 30, 1854
- ~.-i-ss -, -. r.srt
THE, CITY,.


TIE RAMrAKr' Rkroar::-- SEQ the: weakly
report Of The Chicago Sanitary Commission.
IN another column: :, : :. '' =: !: =.
, 1862-09-30

Orr Poa mz. .WAas.-The 1n6th Illinois
regiment, Col Dustin ,commaadlng, leaves
Camp Douglas 1bt Ehe eouth, today :,
, 1862-09-30

MHsraHsr. - Arlington & DonnYkers
Minssze1s opened Last evening to full house.
They are an excellent company and deserve \
large patronage ,,;:s7
, 1862-09-30

Co to BHrA1T. 4. srkArxua's Cmo1ao Cox
xrnoaAz. Co11xaE, 70 Get thorough husinssa I'd
fucatipu. ...: :: BeB 6O.~
, 1862-09-30

:: DAxcHa AcAukxx.@7c1asses ase now forming
It :" "Martlna't -Aesde4ny.-. toaRnss II Cia.k and
Monroe atrcets, which II zaopeaed far thA scason-
6oirees eyefJ Tueaday eJeuin9. :eeN1t
, 1862-09-30
e10(l,6az.A
increase

1QC3ERA8 Ell
Amount OF tolls received from opening
Of navigation to and Including third
weak il September, 1869. 50 <a3 4tOs 81
IN, 1874 -3pn ~
, 1862-09-30

PEnsoxA1.-qen-T Tyler and stsd are 1t the
Hhc.msn Hcuse. Gen. 7. il .ass3gaed to the
command Of the paroled soldiers At Camp
Doug1as- 49, 7:..
, 1862-09-30

TnR CHICAGO AcApEa1 Or MUsro.-H. 7.
Merrill, Esq, late Of Galena, has opened an
Academy OF Music In this city aud established
elementary schools for children and youth In
each Of the divisions, the definite location
and other details Of which will be found In his
advertisement elsewhere. Mt. NJ brings to
his profession, Il fare musical experience and
peculiar success in teaching, a. well as lore
OF his AT, which should secure for him an ex-
tended patronage. Ne can most cordially
join IN the following endorsement from the
Galena press:
Mr.. Merrill has evidently that peculiar force
Of mind, and that mastery Of the science Of
music, which fit him to become, as he Is; an
eninently successful teacher Of this eoul-ele-
VRt}Dg science Whfle his own httsinmeute
arc far above medloc1ity, he seems to possess
the happy faculty of imparting his knowledEe
to the 1npzactdsed minds Of the young, and 6fs
instruction, VIC Judge from the efforts Of his
pupils, Is not superficial nor merely designed
for temporary show.
, 1862-09-30

:. In sending orders foe stamp1 It should bt re-
menbezed lhat every stamp expresseas upon its
face it, End. ~ well "a its denomination, and that
specified. ind for no other. For taat4nce CHECK
blamps must be used for checks alone; contact
stamps only On contracts, &C., &C. Revenue
Every correspondent Is requested to give the
STATE, ~ well a. town and county o5 his resIderce
Il not otherWtse Instructed, tbs stampa viii be
transmitted By mail.
, 1862-09-30
Increase -.......... .........--.. ,08aF F631.s

RT Teaegrsph.1 NxwYoaK, Sept 70. 1s6a.
FRI Board Stocks excited, active and higher.
, 1862-09-30

WANTED-A situation IS Assist
W ant Book Keeper III some good bus!ness house,
or Ealesmau tn wholesale g1ocssy house, b an
honorahlJ dschaf2 cd Va.unreet. who cao give good
xsrk for email wagee. Eddress with ra.ticu1arA
''BooKkxEFEn,~ Post OEce Box ISL. Newark. Ill.
, 1862-09-30

Flour and Grain In Store In Chicago.
The following table ehows the amount OF flour,
wheat and com In store IN this city to day, com-
pared with the amount in store week ago,
and corresponding date last ycaz: :.
, 1862-09-30

Deaxho11 sod II g. Cl&sk. stzeets; clean and On
1adles md Keausanf clothes IN tin b1st md cheap
eae nanaek, Tna oadast kousa IN tha city,
/ =. ~ :.'---"
, 1862-09-30

CHICAGO CUTLERY. WORKS,
~ 16q C1rf xtreet-T41Iora Timers and Bookbind-
en- SheaI7 ground and repaired Alto, Cut1srT rc.
paired, R1S11d ana poltshed a Eood aseoEtnent Of
manufactured sud for saie Wholesale and re at 10
Elaf6 k8fAHf 1H44u3811 e
, 1862-09-30

= Aae1s1oK'a 0111N or 1H113aA RAvNuB, |
=: -: !. ondaoo. September n, 1856. e,
Editor9 Chicago Txibunas ~ -+vs..7 --:-:7
" For Eennil fnfofnas Hon please publiah the
following in connection with thla letter. The
public ~1nnst as once, IN some way, BE- made
'awxfe ot Tho importance Of procuring stamps
and nsing them according to lsW. .after 0cto-
ber: 1st The administration Of this stamp
1zw: docs not CONS within tha duties OF the
Assessor. Every one should consult tho law,
and act in accordance thereto, as the legality
Of III transactions depends On it; -
=. Yours, ;PHuIr WADswonrH,
Assessor 1st District.
-- orz1cx or 1.zzanA1 Rzynus,l Il
=, September II, 1854.
.Rsvenus stsnps NAY b ordered from this o.nee
eista ee9aea.e q u Gnitsd ssases o asslss.ns
IssssaFe1; O. deatgnatea dspositasy, Of dspostt
n Tns y tS1loxfa9 commission. payable in stamps,
q purchases q .sse sse Or nors, por cent:
{ a:@ :" 5. !" i
ee ats Snd. Ts & 4 il a I'D iii
sRaa e. % Ssse
sIaups mnst Be used for checks alone; CONTACT
s,1s III ~ 1ssdx ~ de,,xa. e. ~, - =. "a
6tAte, II well as town and county of his resIderca.
not eae1Tse s 3sstsae9eo. tbs stamps VIII be
George s. BOUTWELL,. Commissioners.
,-----.
Last Sabbath morning, Rev. d.. Humphrey,
Pastor Of the First PrcBbyt terian Church in this
e..s, - peasoa sa ~ -. ulseoatoS 1 u cgmmtnosagon
tr.e estn y. tne .A1e MY. t.. n1sey ousns'
- ~ VI es9oA1s' "n' sueo " LIS Aot0
A1eN'
Wy A4se congte:seauo Eae IN stsenoshce
oa tos@ oseas,o; embracing many OF the nn'
% a.hsr =, tas. tae wno oeon 70
-e~.s....:. ..:.-~.1..~ - - ..'1. A1S 1~-"'u MAO
a. as,saS 81 ,' Inas pssaeneo os r. humphrey
.s 80 ~ - e4s'Asa9' W 'ao oeea'
elon o. Ur' Cu&ua iunefMA Ihe text chosen
was from Hebrews 1l;14: nHe being dead.
Jet epeaketh." The discourse was exceedingly
ao9aens' eoacning, ano apptoPtla5e 70 sne
eole1nn OCCASION Nn1ch called 1t forths and was
~. reU ~ ~ muN n.4-4 W ,:" ~. ss'11@"
ReF. Or. Harvey Curtis WAS boEn in Adams,
Jefferson Co. N. r. In 1nR He uraan ,fad
~ 1nss1.sm 49,, ~ Co.,...1 ~ . - ~ e'aaee4
at Aaod1eon1y College, taking the highest
honors in his class, He then went to Prince
time he WIS chilled to the tntorship Of the
college at. which he had graduated. He
there also took charge of q young aud
| feeble church He afterwards removed
| to Brandon, Vt, and labored faithfully In
the pastorate Of the Presbyte1ian Church o,
| %h.A ,1n .n r.- --.za,
, 1862-09-30

M ANTED--Agents to canyas for
America BY JOIN s. G. ABBorT. (author Of the Life
Espoleea AstqEy Of tie French Rsyolnt,on Mona1chs
rare selling book Terms Liberal Apply for territory
to Q. +: G1E6s, III South Clark street. Chicago, III,
Puss Ofdce Box Sos. APIS psS9 6m
w ANTED-A.f few thousand del
w larH Of Indebtedness agatnst the late arm Of
L Bu:ch & Co., By J. BEECHER. 25 Lssalla street.
, 1862-09-30

;" "ANTED-A9EN OF
w Fe1nale.-Agents wanted In every town Of TIA
United Etate& oBef ]. koherh nau Improved method
for Cutdns Ladies ptessa Boys Clothing. shlIta &c
secrred By copyright Agents. making f9m g to IS
0mee, No. Metropolitan Hloe. Of address Poet n9ee
Bog $ enclosing three csnt possge stamp, Chicaso,
III feJ.rf%7s ffn3
, 1862-09-30

MUs1cl1.-The Mendelssohn Society 10
Fumes its reheasssls at Goods pi2ao roons
this evenang.. This rehearsal NJ 1naugurata
the fifth year Of the Society.
, 1862-09-30

'Cauou Dunlop. BeweI 4 spslding far P1iutfqg n
npv11.h22l.lJ
, 1862-09-30

4 FORTUNE.-For sale, q Book,
"A Eevs and Fancy Goods Store, in one Of taemos:
thttyinR towns In Ce1trAi Illinois. Location good.
HC1neM paying. E1e eliable and EapldlJ improving.
reseons fu1 selling. Address Fost 0mco Boz 81 Ch&-
e1Iu: - HeE4U1tS&
, 1862-09-30

:. ~ " Photographic A1bums' and 1Kree
lot Of photographs "a very fane assortment
for saln BY McNal1y e. Co., 81 Dearborn street
, 1862-09-30

w ANTED-To Exchange, FIVE
~ twentyny horse power Steam Engines, new,
fer city rrrptIty- $500 in Boots ard Shoes aud cash
for Honse nnd Lot IN The city. $500 Ess.aees aud
Essential OILS doE Land sseh, Doofs, Blind. Marble
Wine, de-. for City Lola. Adtr s t. c. LAMB, 80.
II Randolph street, Exchanging Agent Encloso
et1mp, heEuTS st
, 1862-09-30

MI r :BUI: JAMES, I4 ye8tS Ulu4
M1 went nom Bu1r1 Head on tho l5tn q August
With 2hoep drover n1nan not Known for fr2trt6 du
Chlen,. sabee Wh1ch tmo have hesrd nothing nom
him. Any respecting him OF his Whsses
bouts vii be thankfully received addressed to me
1t Chicago Box 4138. PATRICK C00NEY,
keEQpS6& n. =: -. t.Y'. =
, 1862-09-30

w 4NTED-Geat1emen, Ladies,
W or returned So1dief4 wishing pleasant and
profitable Agency recurring knAl espitsi and Eh1eh
meet fe9dy ret1!n, xit 1nd ELARKS PATENT II
a,tlcle ta1d 70 hrmbug, md for m1skt1s linea tho
receipt Of f2oo or SIMPLE pencil terms &c, cents
II stamps. sample Of marking one stamp. address
E.P.CLAEk. Northampton, AaA- Post 0hlca Boz n
, 1862-09-30

WANTED.-Hardware The ad-
W. vertiser. haytn. had eighteen yeaEs a1per1eucs
war; Iron Stoyes &G tandhas three JcAss)
In Chlcago and the West. would Ike a fltuston as
csn p1odnss ua,s1eegtonabs rsf:rsnces ss to caas
e hin. Addtess .'E-. Drawer 61l7. ChiesEo Poat
, 1862-09-30

w A N T E D-Top Buggy aud
" Ho1se:.wanted 70 exchange anrffsta azt1c'e
Of tEnyea- old Bourbon Nhiaky, guaranteed pure.
for top EnEgy and sood family horse Apply 1t tie
of4ce OF HEEhr M1LWARD, Esq, Is Laza11e street
or address ~Nhlsky," r o, Boz SlDA : ea%9u76lSt
, 1862-09-30

"ANTED-At No. 8 Washing
w ton street. corner Of Wabash avenue, q good
CooE. WA5HKE and tK0xxR. Mona others need apply
, 1862-09-30

NG FNTS. IA 1w good ores
Eackd, 70 attend eysxy Fair ASdEs5hp Ground
u the tst to sell the only rod sssts.
pront Of Nom = to x13 per day lnsu1A evs1y m2n.
Fedla7 supplies of ~ fi5d1 Ee3d stamp
, 1862-09-30

"ANTED-For Cash aud Trade.
w Any one having general stoct OF Goods at
ten to twenty thousand dollars to dispose Of On far,
teTn:a may address Box ss6. ChicaKo Pos: oce Tbs
advertiser viii buy Htock Of the uamed. Il right
and pay part cash In hand and well improved Farming
LAud1, part being underlSyed with Wo:ksble ve1n
railroad and cana1- Refers to VIII. L. CHURCH. Esq.
Chicago. : eeEulSl1n
, 1862-09-30

w ANTED.--A well qualified lady
w who can give the best OF references, desires
atuat5on IS Eusse Or would take sbe place q House
Office Box $3.50, OF call at Isl tHaba1h avenue.
, 1862-09-30

Neutrality-suspicious. widow
y! lady. wishes = a;tua1on as Honsekeepcr
Would not tblect to the care Of FL all family God
Eeferences given ard required. Address Post ONCE
BOZ l08 ee2i3t
" 4 N T e D-A Situation 50
w We!EtE2a, or to oversee hands over stock
Address G. #, B." JfibUbe Office ~her6 inter-
, 1862-09-30

:" A N T E D-A tituation by q
Y! young man in dry goods, grocery Or commits
Mln hquse. or entry clerk fn lumber y1td. &c who
cAn GIVE good tT references. Address 2. O. Boz 16k.
, 1862-09-30

BUEaLARY.-The lumber office Of Wells &
Sears, On Beach street, between Polk and
Cls1k streets, 1as broken into On Sunday
might. Nothing Of value except an overcoat
was carried away.
, 1862-09-30

~. Seventy rebels who were left behind Il
Camp Dougias, On account Of sickness, were
sent to Cairo last night In charge Of fnurses.
There are now only SIX rebels in camp, these
being too sick for removal
, 1862-09-30

PERsokA1--Gen. Tsler, Lieut. Bond, Lieut.
Tglez, Capt. Mallory, Adjutznt Bacon, Capt
Goodman, Lieut. Colt Batchelder, q. s. 4. !;
Hon. il. n Billings and l11i1y, Alton: G.
". Hnn, 3. F. sm1th7 Buffalo; e. c. sno1s1,
Kenoeha; G. Z. sholes, Milwaukee; and Hon.
{. Z. Garrison Of New York, are stopping at
the Eherman House,
, 1862-09-30

M cVICKER'S -THEATRE.
~ Madison stzeat. betxeen st&te sad Dearborn.
y. &. .6oic oNEer and n1anAxVx
, 1862-09-30

WAKTED-Fifty Shoe Binders
w cnIeathsr wu:k. Apply At the oface Of No
9oTgaL1; NICHOLAS e. 4 z G.. Wholesale Boot md shoe
st1t-us323t MoDCEGALL. NICHOLAS Co.