davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-07-29
Markets by Telegraph.
OUR MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.
lspecixi Dupatet to thn Westsru AH,etated Press.
Nzw YoRk, July s -Mldnlzhs. y


Nzw YORK. July s -N11nlxhs.I
sToCIs.
Tht ezcitement IL the Stock market has partially
tubsided, hut there u It'll brink speeuttVe Eoys-
.nt On eopaa Stosk1 Tha Balls have sold freely 70
realize p4cns On the lAts advance. causing partial
depression Of prices. Efle hss thus declined M On
ether Stocks Il ere Is stiI lively movemere for I
tn thes rats Cleveland snd Pitssn7rah ara among
tho ncst setsTe shares On the LIST, sales being 31o
aha.e. Da11ux Tho middle Of tho day the market wss
quiet, bur 1t the close In active deuand-
uoyxxxxKEf STOCKS,
Excited. The advance in Gold ea.ole0 so1e foE
elgu srtntt to III European orders. Shipments 10
MORROW Of bonds will probably be millions. which
viii preclude any considerable e1porsa Of specie
pnrehssea al ~ for foreign account to Day
amoupted to s1poon0. snd in the week Ao7nt
Ainaotp, Tho rnlscellAneout lit u conpatahFely
d@yoo of gpeepatye Iuttrest. and E1ieea are loKtS
6clp.
Ri.e IN g,'d nsrEet Il parity ast1shusao!e to Mtx
fesu navs te1rrtnphed from the Wast. A!ler the
nrvs vas dtscus.sd and disc1versd to be esnart
n. msraet rev weaker. The bulls arr pressing M
nnnortuuitY 10 secuse au Adranet- There Is m a.
ttye demand Tor money non N incftase Of Fpecala
son, AID the 1ate Of ntessst 1rner. some loAns BE-
ing at peS cent, buu the gensssi rate u 8 pr
cent
etcckiye.J quiet to-day. and pt1ech generally loE
er. Cherry Ban, sc; Webs ert u ~ i1tnole Creek.
Sll %; BUCHANAN Farm. Ste; Excelsior. Il 70; OIL
ereek, SIC; Manhattan, SIC; q. 3 $jl.W kmpEe
, 1865-07-29

Glass Ware, Cooking LAMPS, Chan
delters, Kertgtne Lamps. &C., at n: F. merr1l!'s
Il and 7s Randolph street. jy20e2l3-2#
, 1865-07-29
I1alttc1==AaIe Ds(p.

W7ANTED-Music Teacher
w Ope thoroughly q1alined 70 s,aeh ptsno
asd yr< u mp.l.- APFiv &t MR3R IL 13&As
HAN's MoSic ssoss, NO el "An1nkt1n sf,es:-
, 1865-07-29

To.xDa Ju!y:s
GrAtS1Wh.at higher: sa!.. Ee: WHITE. asey:
s3 s~d $40. Torn scarce hnd nrm; sale. at Soc
Lake Ffetghts dull aud nominal.
, 1865-07-29

...-. SKw FoRK, Inly q.
PIicea OF mining itockB lid In Bost a todaS-Eop.
pr Falls M: frtEkin IS; Hancock Hu-ou 81
lac RcI Ale 81: Mennesosa7; Quincy 81; Rock.and:.
, 1865-07-29
Illinois md Michigan Canal,
fspeclat D1patch 10 tbs Chicago Tribune

hRlD1kfoETs July 81 1so3.
CLrABsp-ParsVcp.L La 3alte, s1 N ftlunbes; John.
atop. LLsali. 10 bzls 1als Locrpost, 50 b.ls
snlt 10 brla hyd lime; Imperial. lockpost, 30 bis
salt 8. A. Douglas No. 1, Aosr1s. 2l,0p n lumhsr;
Ntei. Lasal1s 17oo 1t lumber, 20 900 siding. sos
shingles: Cusorahn. DttAwas Dacota6. Lasatte, ss1
fsamner. 800 lash, los br's lslt Republic, Morris;
hunter Lssal1e. o. ea 1t lumber. 500 # sidinE Geo
II ng 800 !ath Amfrlca No. :. Lssallc, 6.'oo IS
lumbrr Gen4veyf LAsalle. 70 s57 IT lumber Tooss.
Plsnt. K%ngAkee. 10 coo 4 iunher; Union.
IS 6sz II lunber; A. Woolson lasAle, 81 COS .foaa-
ber It aiding, " oo3 lath D Bess. Iemont; es
cue. Lemoat Lady Franklin. Lsmont D. c. Norton.
Ltmont.
ARRIVED, Jrly 2s,-Ouondsgss Ia3a1le. 1000 bu
Lady Franklin. Ltmont. 80 yla subb!u s.cne
Rescue. Le1ont Is yda ol Euobe stonc and u yds
d,1as nst1n stone; D. Q. MoStons Lemont, 80 Jds
ruobls sto1e d Hess, Lemons. u c yds dimension
'st.ne; Ltoafv. 0ttAwA. 3 10 bu com: Geo l. TAy.
Ior, Dl1dt DsIdxe. 182,0to lbs sAnd and nAIhnerJ
Anhisuk. Lockrort. 55to bu corn ~ l 80 or hour
cla.tet, Lockport. $50 bu oatss F1aitie Chtet Ls
Sale, $500 In corn Baltimore. LsSa1ie. $500 bu
corn Aspte lesf. Prison. 50 500 lbs empty naErets
Monarch, Leckpo,s. esto ba corn and 7c0 htls -four
Mcrn'nG Light, Ottawa. 6,sas bu corn ErEta Ii.
sae, soss bu corn Onward, Jo let. 1870 ha coin,
, 1865-07-29

NEW 7 UFK @kDCK NHQ NIuHNF f1HFAcls
Euw YoKk, July -.
fTKhLtNo ExCHAssE--pnlI n 1paN0fh9-
Coz urtned nrueF: cinsed h..v! and lowar--
sp.n,nE u H. dsc intnE 1tln. md eo.nk et lasH
Gov1kNAH&r 6T.CK-A thade erAttr and more
active q =, ecup. s7H; SO comps 1e5K: do q y
tsns lta*: - COMP g 7,sG sscona sertes S9*
EIndton lis; kean!nE it7; R lNax: N .tfx: Plsis.
.At4 O'Clock board. TO: T. higher: Er1e 81: Hud on
1l3H; Reading lt1k: n est; P1tabneh 131S; Il
H9. ii II u. do uifu &
, 1865-07-29

III x.D..s,,a. - ~ ;. e.s.."Hsx ,,,h,u.:
Al. an. nc ~ ~ pnssI nnaas ~. ~ r,vna y
We.hstnn s,yeet ,sta over jn9T 17.h III, ana
MasaInxton ~ snss1 'AAo ossh oul' 4s'n' io"e' ALI
uoseu ~ Mps pass7 .sa,as 4, .+.ft. m, .h, .r,.s
..oher1iSa'. IL trct,en-four. md ,Ssert t6a ward
/ - ~ r.t,nns, ,nstssS 1N'1 NA0SA~ @"o "e1o
aI1 M-R1V mnved IN 1sv Tho ,ner5n.n4 -,
tbe table. ~ ~-' ''''~-1 -A4''1' W
Ald. ClRrk demanded the ayps snd noes and
tbr notion nrtYs1ied bv 1he fn.tnxinp vols. 010
Sbefidan, Wa!lwcrk. a.tch. MooE1. Fttsoee. IA g..
cItt. Eatraeid. Ruh, bhsckford. Wood nsn-.i4
Eots-Ald .Eulck es booker. Shtmn. tsrtef. Sher.
win. FOOD rd. Holden. btxby. Russell. Inatsey.
Ffsr,zeu. Proudfoot, Hotttuxer. Cl,rkCi3.
AID. 10 den cslea for ihe ayss md nue.. on the
"a hv the folInwtTr Yose: '1 >11' '''"'A Pie '@''
/ AMs-Alf. Enirferboeker. shimo, Csrte., Bar.
rift N,rktf McR0y. WlIrn srfh. Hhtrfdsn. N.il
yCrk H1trh. SnefTu. Hoore. frIs7e Wo,d,rd
Talcott, B11sy. Ru.sei,, Hnnt'ey Gtstds'd d, Feaae
xer, ,Proudfoot Hotttneer. RRh, Shaekford, Wood
mon, Clalk-26
Aoet-A'd. Holden-l.
Ihe Ordinance, "a passed, Is IN the tnllo wing
form:,
an <1dntnce AufnofixlnR the eonsh1eton Of 3
Tunnel under tue South bf4och OF tina Chicago
AiFef II WsenlnEton street, ana t3e issue and
isle q oonos o. toeeit1 q Cn1easo, 10 AID in
oe1aJlpE .ne e4pehse sneleoL
city a. t4teago:
skcrIoa l. Inat ING board OF Pnofe Works be.
10 construct tunnel a1der The South Bt.nch Of
TIE Chicago hyee At Was6inston street. aceotd-
test M g 0eIs.tieF sdopied y tae Boasd ot
SEC 2: That the Mayor sud Comptroller Of said
ized to 1stns md Iegosate On behEf ot ssid
, 1865-07-29

ISpftlaI ulfFRtch 70 The Ch1t1Ko TTlbbne.J
81. Loufs. July .,
1ugt ssac63to; factory do. S3 Bf9GBd; tlanters do.
ehM19 =; eoumop shipping laaf. 3osoal5 u; nedi-
um do. 3ls tc@l7--e; conmon manufacturing leaf,
sls7sa:s.: MEDIUM do. a2o.nco3dto; good do, Sio
@H75
FIoun Excited; advanced soc r bfl for single and
douols t1trs s.per, &6.d16.sQ; single extra, s7.s9
&a.zs corble sxt1s, 5000 tll.E.
CEArx Wheat active and advanced. Fair fail
Il 65al.7o: good ti.u7l7s choice. - 6oa2ts. Corn
advanced Sc; u liked, st08sc yellow. s79S3e: white
9lae5c. Oats ady.nced S45c; ssles at 60lEc. Rye
AdTaac ID &c; tales 1s5 racka Ute
pRtylsIoNs-Furk bunyAnt as sdvsnced rates ssles
2aN bills me.s 1t s2s eo0:s9o. Plain hams. 2ic Lard
stiff At &c,
, 1865-07-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

The sxe<tsst slDKer aud tha sWeet-st
perfume Of The dsy are Ade!ena Patti and Pha
Ions "Nfcht Blooming Cefeus." Both are
an e1tean! The fair tluaer :enr1pture4'everJ-
oody-the perfume Il In demand everywhere.
tv1e Mn
, 1865-07-29

cty, u os D1ad'ey. 4:sa aeydrtck, Il IS; Phrulpa
st 50. Petroleum usrsct lnactiFs and psieet snlds
lover. cFucs sc refined. in boad, f72slc; nea 81
enc.
tA1IsY,
....-........ Nlw Yonx, July II
Geld-f&3E. n. z. Cert. s3k E1te VIZ: H7d.ou
1lsx; Eead4aE 10: Michigan Southern SIX: P1tts-
burg 11H; 4. / lts4 n. n. p1d. e2H; Fort Wayne
Na: canton -; Cumberland l,x; pQicks,lye. N.
, 1865-07-29
BaNkIo htAFh%f.

BUFFALO, july 8.
G1AI1 Wheat quiet and scafrefyso n.u. Sa'er
v.tc: no. Chic -, II SLID; No, MHwRuk-r II
f{S2. Corn moderately act1"e IND se&f cetJ % 6ru
snsi.
WruKY-Nors acsfye at S2lf. .--..-.
t,A1AL FtKGnra-ToN.w Yefk-The8t IKE, corn
l-tc, cats E.
irroH1s Flour. SO b':s; wheat. 80 ood bn coEn.
11,tN bu tAts. Sc. ..S9 "a.
tAx4L K1rc1rs-~he.t IS $50 tn corn, Isl 7ao su
oats, Il GEO hu; rye, 18,S.1.
, 1865-07-29

Fe.etla PAMntd Detroit.
tepec1a. Dupatch to 4he Chicago Tsi.une.1
DETROIT. July as: Or u.
EP- rrcFs 6ich nond, AtTitsi.s Ichr Okten.
nowa-1u,neE. Gaidnsr. Fa:htoa. Gale, selktrk
Maria
u Ind sGuthEest
, 1865-07-29

Try DR.. BtckDell's syrup. IL cures
DTsentcry. DtsErhRs, Cholera Horhus, Patn or
Cssup n stouaeh q 8o *sls Il con- atnt ,,q oni e.
DyucEfkA. Jutaa3m T1Tt5s
, 1865-07-29

Posr OxF1c1 Cot2Ec11oNs.-0ne hundred ad-
diuops, boxes for the receipt OF letters for the
Post pden arc being 6xed in Chicago. There
a N be one box 1t each street Intersection In The
s;ton .na collection. 10 now mads az t;me in
ts,iv. exctp: on the outskir.a W. 8. Frase:.
Eso Assistant matter, With his n.ull ind4 :.
a., Il personally fups-tntendng the placing OF
the boxes.
, 1865-07-29

In ttls c'tv, Ju'y 2ssh RtLKY eMlIu oftht ntn Of
3. " q. emi' b. AEea 81 YHAt1 Ahd r oaths. ~.
fnI elal from bis lste rfsdtree- I7a Nosth Lzs.l1e
Btrrtt u.dAy {8aturdsyl At O'Clock
In thIA tiI :, c II CHA"AIAN lafsut dsu;issr of
Edwu and CAtntr!Le VI C.ApuL an aEe1 months aaa
3 day.
rulrrA a*l" 4 N. from 1ss Enrte Crit. ctr ct.
n Tay,E y. y, and Few YcrR City ra3es1 ples,e
COPY. -. :
On 1hurdsy m 1rrsrg. ;uly e7sh. II 1NTA. uE, h! d
ard u n. fes: :ion Of " nae aaa Rsso sel Cob Ie,
eRAd1vtBE srrnt and 20 u.7p
gH- c. cionAti mmerc,s. peasa copy.
, 1865-07-29

Er 5oan's SCED4r EcnooL.-st.J Johns Sun
day School will hold their tenth annual picnic at
Tinetla today. Cars leaYe the loot Of Wat
lndiarx stfect at O'Clock.
, 1865-07-29
THE CITY.


TEE Husxrn.-camii:a's Huebird, Il The natt.
nee and IN The evening.
AcAnr1T OF 7EUB1c.--Dudworth' Ntnstrels tn
the cyet1ng.
, 1865-07-29
dUEnten--G Correspondence.

WANTED-Correspondsuce-A
w: gtntem.n Who ~, many Idle no7E!-a
with touas agreeable "a aR sadp. with yiaw = uli
mAte 4cq 1AintArcs, nc. Aaofes1 HoHM ~ 41
TUN. r. D.. Ch1s8xo. 5Ye9zks-2t
, 1865-07-29

Editor TrlbuDe: -
VII. yGu pe rmtt me TO ask, through the co!uuns
tf.oEr daily paper, If u would not bs r1ped1ent
70 haru open on tho ssho,th a3me ono Of toe
X. sdt1 2 Rooms in this citys Theft are many
who work hard six days In the week and on san-
day y ou1h lts& 10 inform thsms1lvsa. cannot
zee that 1t would be desecfatton Of the 3lbb1th
II al. For. msny youug nan, led hy the lone
liz ess OF his e,tnston, vii seek society hy indul
9tbg IN vlce. when. II eome place were opeu
htr mind. be would have spent Tho dav unore Ac-
ceptablJ 10 God end man. 1 have often noticed
thas when rome individual or eocitry hsS tskeo
arc good, otheta follow the precedent n you
would urge, through yons psp.r, the ts!af. II
Nou.t oblIEe nnaDy 3oune men III th say
F4oN SUBSCRIBER,
, 1865-07-29
TXj q ANsrhn-a a<,trr3-r4,r \ N.w

" Wo,S. nor rr.dy9-rno secsue sozv.ce, fAo
E,e!d. 1ee nansso3 snd me Heapa. 81 Ao@s p
e1b1.c4a the enhte narrative OF NJ. MtnArtson1
unpssa alleieo e1paseuea Tor tur 1etE1 E9veliEF
bnEr, :: tht o1tezees o. w.s. with armies
nees, ksst and VERT: lis thrilling csp.1ta ana oos.
rerd p.tsota., h, stc.oa .cd tonsnty q a=s!iy
Union nouasaineo1s- il aE5uacs In SlsSinR svcnt1,
and oatsira OF The Lee, lrGtc u: eat sonsac.
OF thB t7.r thar sny osEGF y3rk which has vi. So
peased- Also. H-4iey d'stoE7 Of ths Rao llion.
H:storZ q .he I?H:.ns oi America, !n1udlez the
asnd for citculzrz T. G. Tt4KAr* 117 Clark s:rnes.
Cticarp. nS9ya3 :.
, 1865-07-29

M WANTED-Age1t1- "t2e
w su.y 9th. "a: a.Ich" p!a:Y 81 asns. "a. a.
Has. 81 B,evei MAJOR Gen. WsT1 n b ~ A!a %
Camp to Sen she-m ~. WITH rsap aad Ntt efaaoas,
rata and Z spnic record OF tse sands.fu. can ,Asn
condn. tea b. Gen. She, th1ousa he heEs o.
epeuYt1 .pLtrY l.ztrEl. with Tho pan utt o& lno
uaaeE asa Hsod J. s.Ss. 1s:1 ;n'I2 ss2:
Ing III. raa Of tie Eosle arDT Of pa:1tou n tasts
na1ce en- At'ans. y tto res nom esv snuah 70 5h9
Err Ca1ol'ns. c'osirk NTH thn snrrnnt@ Of = u
il thaAlon. 81 IS VIII b htn exclusive Ttkus 70
AddH 81, Or eau np TAu5 ". AAHEls. 81 M1,h
, 1865-07-29
RELIGIOUS IN NGkLLlGHNCE.

P,yuou'h Conversational Church. REV. J. E.
ROY, form er PAetor of this church. vi pteaeh On
ttel ext aEd :uilo ~tpR Sahbaths. during sha ten
posasy absencc Of the Ph.tor, R=Y. Ur. KItchcl,
In ,he basement Of the uB,t1rttn IN church, corner
Of Wabaeh avenue and Hubbard court. Service
New England Congregational Church, enlner
North d. afhofu ant Hhlte aire8 t.-ReY. Il. III,
P rtont, Of Springfield. Mass. Will preach on
sabhstn II 1Gi =. n. md Il ?. n. Hs will also
al Ito shove ch1rsh st 81 oeloc1 Sabbath a'ess
Mr. Par.-ns offered By his stay In Chicago.
First Blptist Church, WABASH avcaue, near
Hubbard court-Sctvlcet rs usu Il on Sunday, at
Lls. n and Il ?. m. n The evening. R.y. J. z.
h y will preach. Sabba1h School AZ 0 :, N.
Ynnr9 Peoples prayer meeting On Monday even.
Ing. Prayer meeting Friday evening,
A new so1p1FRs' HoxK.-The Building Com.
mlttee Of the Soldiers Homo, presided orsr BY
Mrs. Hosmer, met yesterday afternoon to dlscu.s
The roposed erection Of new building a. au al.
dit1nn 10 the preet Mt Soldiers Home. A large at.
tendance was obtained. the subject eEscussrd ia
It's tearirge, and wss finally referred 10 Mr. #.
W>R yin.,oa, lie .tca,sees, tur him TO !rau PLY
new but.ding viii a. mp the front Of taer present
1oI, Ane accommodate one hundred Inmates.
, 1865-07-29

A nAED CAowD,-six rrsular vixcne, Of Celtic
otlktn, probably the moa h. I'd vi.sged gang ever
eefcre coIsFekated together In on. roam. were
assasgpcd in the Police Court hgfose justice
Stur:erant, Esch Of the e1x carried In her arms
Al ttfan' Of the most squs!td spp.arAuce 1uag
voice that sue ~ss she pn-Aze.or Of eleven more
u The same sort Two OF the csnR had log II
some ssnsu:na,y contest an eye each. aur al bore
Of st,ychni1e {~hlfty.) Tnev gave fn-te nsmee
~ Mrs johnson, 1.no,e Brown, A&ry Leno1,
E1xshe'h aanut. J >netts rnomps n and Bd .eei
McNnlty. The former WIS Nd Tor being The kce.
per Of d!stEteriy house, snd her compaulona
for being II mateA thereof, Sne ~zs 6aed k39 sud
costs, and the others Is tn1 costs. which be1nR
permit their lty,n9 out On such iuxnr1es. toe jns.
dec ordered them to be t,ken 10 tna BddrweIl,
On The way ont ct the room the woman McN1lty
called tbs Jurtice ZANE which thsll be uuaen.
toaahle. and received IN extra tixty days fa1 her
lusebehAFtpt.
, 1865-07-29
H1IIl8K1NEr1t5.

TOL, WOODS MUSEU n.
CnL !: =. WOM; Proprietor sud nanaEef
| Tsls tsATURpAY} a3tsInoon, Ju'y 9Th, at 2.t
e'elt Ct, At the HIant kh:tn {,
GE1N6aAW, BA8sHAT AND BRADSHAW,
with THE W1DO H'H VICTIM
IN tho sTbAfFE.
CANI1LLA'5 HUSBAND.
Foz 4he last tlno, With naw Farce.
, 1865-07-29

SAD Aoc1nExI.-ou Thursd2y afterroon a. .
1rain Of ears was passing orc. the Ga1ena sat-
1osd tnck, on Kinzie street, little son Of hr.
Enovles te4.dinR 1t No. 100 sanRamon street, At
tempted to jump on, hut missing his foostn1 VIE
thrown under The wheels Of one Of the csra. and
had hie right foot 20 severely crashed A. 10 zen
der amputatiou necessary. The lille fellow sub
mitteo TO The operation without grosu or muir,
muI. and requested his wei ping mother to dry
her Eyes md not cry On his account.
, 1865-07-29
n A H H I e. u a
I e d.

In fhg city, On su. day. 5uiv =. 1866 ny she Etv
DF Eddy Mr. C. Il ONE LII nj NIa4 NAHy RUCdA,
, 1865-07-29
3kDst,
StrapsD.

GTRAYED CT stolen frcm l5e
~ West Xoa1oa TT IL On sat1rtsJ. ia = 3l3. a
ANAL n!encls covw III sho:. norns. The n"f*r vii
b sutsA Ably reNafcsd NJ 1ees4pZ Eosd al ~ Ware
Monroe ts1fet. where she nay b tDuud. JY39R18 q
GTRAYED OR STOLEN-Msre
D-Ffom Junction 6rove abon: tx ~ eta eza \
De+ + u&y Mara, liz ysAlA Cd i1x d. h1a ns,e
1hfs ~ u fo:eAssd, long msn" and tail / FN-ard
Of FL VIII b peid : hdkrs1a1H 10 QHAa, WHfT
fAK~R ut ihe nhnv0 piss. tvS7rSnI - -
, 1865-07-29
Boareing-ENa11teD.

.POARLIEG -Wanted-A room,
IL v II board, for two sinRla gentlemen. In I.
vAfe family, within few emeut4t walk QI tht F4it
Unce. Address 2. o. Box 40l1. j,2c4N It
POAKnIN4-W an tie d-First
IL clnts bt a1l wanted By ,t7Re sentlenan. Viii
paT lih.,ally Tor sn1ta5te opportunity. A4 trew
BIZ 1554 Jv2s2StR
, 1865-07-29

60 TO the Be1t.-9o 10 H.ytnt D 1t7atto1's
Chicago Commercial College to got thoscugE,
practical business education, OF to heeoEle rood
tor c1rcnlsfr. Hsr4rv r 9r4A-~rnH- f!htcagp, III.
, 1865-07-29
,founn,

FOUND-spectacles-On the
IL 13th !0ss In efat2 sfraas cafs nns paIr Mil.
bos1 scect act = Baleh In oune, csa n1S ~ M
mn edvr1t1s1He1J. ~ ~ ~ soE
FOUND-Portemornaie-On On
Monday Mn !nas On LAta ss.oas. = Laws
ko1e3A y neA 0nleh aha oElf ean hSfo IN rr,t1r :
va = ~ 0A1@1' ~ d a-.oA ly!9k79ls
, 1865-07-29
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL

Walkers Patent Vegetable slfeer,
For alle1pX cnfumne1t pot4tots, epplae. &C. Patant
Cd Jnne -, 1s@. ard lnst bal !2t!odused. aooa
un1blt. eanple eent Fostpaid. dnE SO eents CIR.
eu!Gzs fsa. JANE8 Ep9AR, eols aan1n sturR.
as N11oe1 Lana. HeV YeEE.
Pcst Omca BQx 5&&8. M15a30 II t5AS
, 1865-07-29
w ANTED A,geats-A fer

" ANTED a g a ts-A fsw
.1t. ts 10 iskr oTcersl rHR LIFE or 6BHAaAa
d!stpLS By the xteey-sHSo.s = ~ popal1r ~.
1hawtrkuo b" r soy thi. cnss> viii bs nrt1'et "a
+; th Ene LII As4 eeinsn VII son an y o+aut u!
stAcdsrd Life Of FYes.d-n. L.nco n. 1xe st a,e
ue.ru: n b urpsaltl.d succ.sa Thc1e das.rng
AELts wanted IN syaEy Lpuaty n tbs Untrsd 9ta'Fs.
10 sell "tBBI;NAN Asn Els CAAPAI0N3." By
po't-nt., II II sold only " c.nvast1nx sgAn,a
nr ~ c4tta s:mns o.ceE ,ox M b. 70 ie::-
b. I'd Bio k,f.dj5nlex Tho Tos. O1cs) :alcAxo. III
, 1865-07-29

4 PA1sx R1sa.-Raneop ph ttEee:, in the vlciuity
Of Dearborn wss yesterday the scece Of an en-.
CONNER between = couple Of gentlemen, winch
resulled in one OF them receiving b1.ly mrtla,
ted ccuu 'enanre Our reporter Wis NOT on the
spct tc take oteersa'topt Of the null " but he "a
Informed that 1t VIE quite exciting, and drew q
farRt cHEcnuFtc OF trett1ofe to witness th snort
The con,e+tzs1s 70: the ctaDp1unshlp Of Chicago
were E. 4. 3eFte', the vel knosn Rsudo'ph
STREET 41t'ioneeF, AID runCcf for Froet's cloth.
Ing storr IN close pEoximt. to the auction rooms.
The trying epo! VIZ the nice level b9xrd sidewalk
In lfont Of Jettelt. The neht, it j. alleged, grew
out Of Fro.t'e Tan attempting to fun of some os
JeFt. t.Fscnstonaers. which act WIS., observed By the
AutfoDtet. enc feEuted II Manncr hfch.y danu
aging 70 the othcr't fa'ures Only three roads
vera fcrghs AID ach r.f1'ted IN the '' uukesv1"
Tx nC 1ecuMbcut portt'un on tie etJew&lk
AZ Jes.cl mc.nt pns d n-ss tron The word 70 he
atlo~ed BIT. opponent very title opportunity for
neelese epsHng. iut p!a.ted his s'e 6t direc. from
the zhculoef upon tbs "unknoGu'e" nose eyes
and routb. Ut rcsnisr 1n'e1va.e. At The ED or
lee third round the 81 uuknown's" second threw
up The sponge and admitted thas hIs MN was COT
Quettd.
, 1865-07-29
For Receiving said Tax.

Ho checd II eetyed unJAss certified.
hlnttR cp1t puS1ce0 without oua and ali who haze
rot rald an uaosa 1t AaF 1IAH 70 3 nns tnd In
priJonUenr. -.,,
Theso ~ is ro names On tho tist md paf1ons VII
eea ,he racasisy # paJt-x Ill t3xas q ones 70 Asoia
ten pe. eens penalty 70 bo sdded eooa = inc1rred
fvf66g8 nj GEO MtHNHDKR Collector.
, 1865-07-29

WTANTED-Agents-ln every
srRsuAH' 1IsiR CAMP A!GSB AND aASEaALs
sas s,s Aa:Essn !, sasa i. IL aee
of u in arny, E;s, NJ an1 .sul ssE
tesc1i: u n ot ga!sis' eIss ar M *a Tsa
work Dr.. mIea to n gel aoytasnk ever panasaa :
Los /, roar 1ntere,.s, akants rtsf = ~ 1T!
tory addis+a u onea- WITT HaMp y " LuAAh >
Pufipner. 26 Ka1roldA' Hoef. Chicago IL
3a.0
, 1865-07-29
Guantfp==agfnts.

7WANTED-Agents-Fsort :! ,ass; new
w b: OK. xRxOR1AL AEp lsk Qr FnssE r.. ~,
D7ET nc L. otsautal v.luma .os nv esuaiss
8. " XkkNxOF, 1874 Ca:k Atrser. Chiess'-
, 1865-07-29

BrpwoR1H's X1xa1nE1s.-The crowded houses
ut The Academy OF Nntie nightly attsst the e1ael-
lepee Of The performance Of Budworth's tso1pc
Of Ethtcpians. And they IRE 1eallent- ItI rot
with Them - ~ith mest other comp1ries-ol or
tvo good men, ard hund:e ot sticks, but ~ =
ufmber of the cnmpsny IL an ntust, cspahIe h,tn-
eelf, OF setting the house III = roar, ana draw ng
nIn tlasa entertainment con.d keep the hou,e
1lied nightly With euch miserable weather u we
bsve had curing their stay. aud At 4 eeaaon, TOO,
when 1rpueEu1ents Arn generally voted 4 bore
Bu6worth hss eohteflcd favor on The peop,e Of
Chicago, a1d they evidently lace it't-oola the
favor a1d .te performances. They play to-nlRht
Our Capaelan near hbors vera there Last evening
AID were highly oel,snted.
, 1865-07-29

Martha "aahlnRton Hair RestoFer-
A perfect gntcess-the b.st IN rnarket-ts not a
hded hair 10 tts former beauty: preventa itfron1
falling of; give. 1t sott siik like a2pe itanee.
in yonthtut dsts. Try It. Sold by ali druggists.
frf the Nor1hHeat iaI91H 9lt TEEa EKn a1T
, 1865-07-29
DENsSEI,AER POLYTECH.

DENSSEJAER POL4 IECH-
III MIC lNsT1TUrg, ThpY. y. z fne FosTy.
sTcQSp ApNCAL aHsh1OH OF th'1 Me hroHa sd0e9A
~ SgatYHun9 AHD kATEKAL fC1ISu14 W1u com
meFr- Srfr Dtn. 1a6a. Tns n ~ AxauAL RKa1arxx
eddStss,Hr PfpE CHARLES pRuWHE. DIR. *or,
Trf1T ri i. UeSd7Q341i
, 1865-07-29

The safest aud best remedy for O1ar-
&c Il Htndtrson's Carn7tAdtict, compound Of
Blackberry and Rhubar1. Itcontstns no,ht X In
jursous, and Is mild In Its Actton. The success
ffivudt in every case. Said ny S.n.th s Dryer,
Ch!tago, jY29e353. at Al m I'll
, 1865-10-13

example can be found Of so noble a sacrifice, made bya whole people.
As to its prudence some may think this. and some that's but no man can
Iav i at the door If any selfish feeling. The people of the United King
d6y believed slavery to Be cruel. It seemed to them breach ofthe law
Of love which the Gospel had laid down. Fer these reasons. and for these
alone. they made up their minds to be rid fit. But they We're not hur-
10000 0oL was paid down by them, to get the slaves set free. To us,
who saw this dome, it my seem an everyday affair. But seen from afar,
in the coming ages, it may strike men as sublime.
Was it, after all, an act Of shining folly Has it really wrought
woe and not veal in the world? 1t is worth while to find out the true
rafy 10 th4se questions. For if all this were so, then that noble old
have a nation plainly setting itself to do right, because right was right ,
hs.an4e IL til nrht more Of what was due to God and man, than of itself
Has this been failure, has this done harm and not good, then it may be
umwiso to d. right. Wrong perhaps, might as well be kept going. The
laws OF God and the rights Of man may be we'll enough in their way, but
should we obey the one, or observe the other we may lind ourselves
We are far indeed from denying that the owners Of West Indian pro
rose from them in 1917, and. the next year was appalling. Many and
many a family once blessed with opulence sank into poverty while hun
dreds Of others had their fortunes shattered, if not destroyed. No Won
der such an overthrow should have been loudly nosed, not only through
England, but through the world, and that emancipation should be looked
non as having given the DEATH blow to our once thriving colonies. Peo-
pie were not Likely to bear in mind that, however sad these events might
be, still the great cutlery arose fourteen years after slavery tn years af-
ter the apprenticeship had been done away, and at once upon a change
ola wholly different kind. Nor could they have been expected to re-
member that the cries of distress came, not from the whole population OF
those islands, but mainly from the propretors living IN England, whose
voice therefore rang the louder, but might not be the voice of the mass of
the people. Ii was natural for the world to think that the whole of our
sugar colonies were sinking into ruin, though the outcry came from some
of them, but not from others. It was natural for the world to think that
when it no longer heard that most outrageous dreadful yelling cry Ito
quote the Fairy Queen it was hushed in death, though in truth it ceased
because the pinch was over. No wonder the world fancies that our sugar
colonies art as good as swept off the face of the earth, though In fact
they re swiftly becoming a gem in the British crown, of higher value
than they ever were before.