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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10

- NEW YORK. Oct 3. !
and fully 8 ~ cent. ~ ID higher;
MiEMsohng Uplands u q Csc, closing at &c.
flour-State and Western excited and 10 q 15c
lower; sales $500 bbls, State g 10 a 90. Round
hoop Omo 90 "a u 49, Western 8 20 q 10. South
eTn lower; sales 400 bbls at 65 a 10 Is. Canada 10
q 15c lowell sales $50 hhls at s is a 127 rs.
WleaE2 q Sc lower; sales 4s, 900 bushels. Chi
cage SpFn Ing Is q 10. Milwaukee Club 70 91 76
AMBER lMliwankee 1 rs a n. Western DID, 3 50.
Amber Michigan, old, 3 Al e--S
Western 90 q 934c. W.. Ae@ =
0ats-lc lowerj sales at ego Sac. 81
BssTarmeri sales 1850 bbs. Plain mess at 10 80
POrk-armer; sales $50 bbls New Mess 81 90
I.ard-dnn; sales $500 bbls az "a t5a asc. "a
Whisky unchanged sales zoo SIS At 3 cs a Q 90.
- ugaLrs-qne sales 6l2 hhds. Muscogado 133 q
Naval Stores-quiet. - egNsS -'Ntsis,
Freights % Liyerpool- quiet. n sssaas
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HORSE FAIR AT WATERvnLE.-Peson
attending the great horse show at Waterville,
which takes place Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, can go and return during the three
days for one fare for the round trip, on the
Portland and Kennebec Railroad. .l-s,r 2t
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The Raferrirle sho,r ].

-7.Le WATERvILLE, Me, Oct. O.
The noted Eastern stations Gen Knox and
Gen. Mcclellan win trot here on Thursday at
the fair of the Waferyille Horse Association.
The prospects of the fair are very fattering.
A large number of horses are present and the
track is In fine condition,
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! Free STREET BApr1sr sAnRAfH scnooL

. FREE STREET BAPTIsT SARBAFH ScHooL.
The anniversary of this school was observed
on Sunday evening in pleasant and interest
ing manner. From the reportof the Secretary
it appears that the whole number of scholars
during the past year was 317-of whom so are
in the infant department. There are 119
males and 1913 female scholars; IA male and
II female teachers. The average attendance
during the year was 191.
a After the formal exercises, brief addresses
were made by George F. Emery, Esq, Deacon
Henry 3. Hart, Deacon Byron Greenough,
Mr.. Phenix, the present Superintendent, and
Hanson M. Hart, Esq. At the close a collec-
ton was taken up for Sabbath School pur-
poses. $780,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10

HoUsE AT AUCTION A convenient and
excellent dwelling house, No. 80 Danferth
street, win be offered at auction on the premi-
sesat 8 O'Clock this afernoenby Henry Bailey
& Co. The house contains fifteen rooms.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10

ARREsrs.-The lookup yesterday was pretty
well filed with prisoners. !, From appearances
we should think the Judge of the Municipal
Court would have his hands full of business
this morning.
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S. J. CoURT.-The November term of the
Supreme judicial Court viii commence in this
city to-day. 1t is expected Judge Davis viii
preside. The jurors do not come in until to-
morrow. ,. 20 - Nm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10

ARREST OF Col. LITTLER-There were
rumors in the city last Saturday, that Colonel
Littler had been arrested as defaulter; but
we paid no heed to them, as not coming from
responsible source. The Star of last evening
says he has, by order Of the War Department,
been relieved from his duties by Capt Holmes
Of the 18th q. S. Infantry. Col. Letter has
oeen placed under arrest, with the liberty of
tne city of Augusta, on account of alleged
irregularities in the conduct of his Office and
Wln pc Tried by court martial at Augusta. y
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sxEh 20 taVl I-717,7 : a. h
Stock Markets..
a. NJ. McKENNEK,s
Frame Manufactory.
tso 2s4 CONGR ESS ST, y. - y r,.-.ss - -

A LII kinds Of Mirror and portra;s syrafnes. made
- IN the best manner. Gliding done In q superior
Ss. 10y under the charge Of Mr.. JAMES TQDD who
all kinds made to ORDER in neat manner BY the best
ofworkmen. large assortment constantly on hand
for WHOLESALE and retail trade, oc3eod&eow3m
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AMONG great variety of valuable articles
for the toilet at Crosman 6 Co.'s, is. Pease's
Vegetable Hair Remover, which cures all di-
seases or hunors of the scalp, and renders the
hair soft and glossy. -
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. SALE OF A STEAMER. Steamer Marcena
johnson has been sold to Capt. T. S. Fuller, of
Deer Isle. She is to run on the Belfast, Cas-
tine and Mount Desert route. Price paid, a.
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A, ,GE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS, En-
\ A al MES, AND RAILROAD IRON.

Z IA GI. NEoy AMI hAlLtSOAO AENON.
I ,UxITFr srATEs MILITARY RAD ROADS,
il7 OFTTcF OF AssIsrANT QUAKTERnAsrER,
$50 ~ !, Tsshin atoR, ID. O., August " ,saa.
d. VIM be sold nj CITY POINT, VAs IN MEDNES-
DAY, October II. IL II o'eloc, A. M :; ABOUT loer
thousand (4000i tons Railroad In. W. ,,.v o.A..
Al PORTSMOUTH, VA, on FIR "AA' '''O's'
10, at12M:
flv (5) first class LOGON, ,tive Engines.
About l50l Freight Cars AMI one ~ Passenger Car
At NORFOLK, VA. October -, at 8 r. a.:
One new locomotive Engine, 5 foot gauge.
..AtALExANDRlA, VA, ON TUESDAY, October
fifty tgol tlrst-clsss Locomotive Engines, eet u
inch gauge. rll.. l.I -'-T
Eighteen (lsI new Platform Cars Eve loot gauge.
Twenty Ave i25l new Box Cars, 1--WE 49, loot gauge
About three hundred and fifty ls5Ol Box Cars, icet
81 in. gauge. .I
feet 81 In gauge.
| About thirty (3O) Stock do, feet 81 in gauge.
| Twenty 1907 Passenger do, ieet 81 in. gauge
One ~ Wrecking do, feet 81 in. gauge.
Two i2l new Trucks.
Sixty Sixty DO :, do, framed.
About two Thousand r. OO0) tons Railroad Iron.
7Ales 20 commence at ALEXANDRIA. nj 10 A.
NJ; ana 20 continue from day to day until All are
H Terms, Cash, in Government funds.
~ ,tnAilt- II. J.. ROBINSON
le 81 Brew. Col. and A. O. NJ
iufl.N aa-+eiA .tl u. s. Military Railroads
August 15-dto oct 10
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John pono
has been detached from duty as Prize Com
missioner, and appointed Light House Insnoc-
Cor for the LIST District. He will be stationed
in this city,
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The FIRE at Pc Hote-The Recent Robbery.
sTsfst,44 4yr IA, 4o4 PIT HOLE, Oct. 9.
The fire at the Grant Mill was extinguished
about noon. The well was not injured The
loss win not exceed 800, 900. y ''a'FA .ooo. r.
| Mr.. Bothford, who was waylaid and robbed
on Saturday, is still alive, and some hopes are
entertained that he win recover.
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MISS KATE REIGNoLDs.-This gifted and
charming actress is now playing a brief en-
gagenent at Deering Hall, to large and fash
ionable audiences. She has appeared as "Cam-
iIle,"a play not to our liking, but in charac-
ter which she represents admirably. Last ev-
ening she appeared as thea'Angel Of Mid
night,y'--an allegorical play Of great beauty
in which Miss Reynolds show5!to splendid
advantage. iassas I.sss 5ss-as5 q In
This evening, according to the advertise
ment which viii be found in its appropriate
place, she takes a part of great interest, and
one requiring great versatility of character
but she is adequate to anything she under
takes. She viii be well sustained by Messrs.
Medium, Murray and Beattie, and the men,
bers Of the company. The, play is the .'Sea
of Ice" or, the Mothers Praycr,n- which
appeals to the deepest, the tenderest and the
hottest affections Of the human heart. ! z1iia
We advise all to go who have any taste for
the drama. Mr.. Murray deserves the thanks
of our community for securing such splendid
talent for their amusement. JOS : 8
Miss Reynolds has just made starring Wis
it to New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and
other cities, in all Of which she won fresh lau-
rels From multiplicity of favorable criti-
cisms before US, we copy a single one from the
Philadelphia North american:
HThe laughter Of such woman as Kate
Reynolds is infectious. = All appear
ed to make up their minds that it was thor
oughly natural and spontaneous laugh, set of
by brilliant teeth, bright eyes, dimpled cheeks
and superb form. Truth to say Miss Reig-
nolds is capital high commedienne. Her
voice is very good for the stage-not forced nor
CULTURAL, nor possessed of the conventional
stage-ron, but real live woman's voice.. and
with very expressive contralto tones, by way
OF variety Of expression. That she is wo-
man Of high culture, of fine accomplishments
OF exquisite taste, we knew before from her
acquaintance, but her admirable training
, shows to great advantage on che stage"
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ATowN fair viii be held at Windham Cen
tire OF Wednesday, Oct. 18th. 10
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IgnTeNU GH q JACKBON, Miss, Oct. 8.
9 Fhe majority for Humphrey over Fisher for
Governor wiifprobably reach 10, 900. The ma
jority for Potter, anttnegros testimony candi-
date for the Court of Appeals in jackson Dis
trict, is 5000. ~ 1ur sa8sao
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Auction Sales.
FARM AT AUCTION

FARM AT AUCTION
VNTE shall sen at Public Auction on rfrrsr
w October 10th, 1SG5, at O'clock N n I,
the premises, the wen known and valuable 49, On
Homestead Farm
OF the late Winthrop Cobb, Of New Gloueest r. eop-
tanning 60 ARES of excellent land with good ONT
buildings thereon, situated within 90 rods Of CoLbs
Bridge Station, ON the G. 7. Railroad Said Farm Ia
well situated for the MIX Business.
A Store stands on the Farm,
And commands good country trade Also
II Acres of Woodland,
Three-hfths Of mile N. W. from Homestead.
Two Houses,
With lots OF acre Of land each, near the Depot.
10 Acres of Interval Land
Near the homestead.
% 10 Acres sf Wood and Interval Land.
labout IL moving land, u mile from the Homestead
Acres Of Interval aud Moving Land,
Adjoining the above nannsd 10 acre lot.
60 Acres of Wood aud Pasture Land,
mile N. Z. from Homestead
- Acres Of Meadow Land,
Ia miles East from Homestead. ~ Terms made
known at sale.
o.. BOOKS 6 CHAAIBERLIN. Auctlonoers.
Oct 2-d1ws
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-10-10

A sPEcK OF DANGER. . The miputest
PACK spot on the enamel of tooth, is an evil
dencc that decays efTacing flr,oers has touch
u IT, quickly mterpose the SozoDoNr as a
safeguard, or the tooth Is gone--apd not only
that one, but perhaps half dozen 1,a a..
sured that nothing but Sozodont will, a. oe
fectuaily prevent or arrest dental disease
oct 10 eod3t
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Valuable Real ESTATE at Auction.
LAND on Vaughan Street..

VSWURDIo L1stIAU On Y <5llEHtIH oUIeOts
N o'clock p. NJ, SEVERAL LOTS OF LAND
ON the East side Of Vaughan St., opposite the
sion lot Of the Hon. j. b. Brown. Two of the lots
measure on Vaughan Street 137 feet by 206 feet,
tending to reserved Street; the other separated by
reserved street. Is n feet Vaughan street by 286
feet deep. ....-. ..-l .a-I.t4
The tract viii be sold on the premises, in lots to
suit purchasers. Terms satisfactory made known at
= 80 HENRY BAILEY s. CO.. AuctiOneers.
October Z, 1S65-dtd fH
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II "a M OV a L !
DIR. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
Has removed his Office from CIapp's Block to
ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United s.a,e. Ho..,.


Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel,
WHEkE he would respectfully announce 10 the
w citizens Of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located In this city. During the two
yearsw we have been In this city, we have cured some
q ne worst forms Of disease IN persons who have
patients in so short time that the question is ofe
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
We WIN say that ai that do not stay cured, we win
DR.. d. has been practical Electrician for twenty
s 8eRs 1nS = ssG a rsads gSa@Sssd
the form OF nervous sick headache; neuralgia in
the head. neck or extremities; consumption when
IN the acute stages OF where the lungs not fully
Involved; acute OF chronic rheumatism scrofnla, hip
diseases white sweIings, spinal diseases, curvature
palsy Or paralysis. 81. VItas Dance. deafness. stam
mering or hesitancy OF speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
ton, constipation and liver complaint Plles-we cnre
tbs, structures OF the chest, and all brms Of female
complaints.
.qsa BY Electricity
The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the
leap with JOY and move with the agility and electric
fly Of youth the heated rad is cooled; the frost-
moved; faintness converted TO vigor, weakness to
streugth the blind made to see the deal to hear and
youth are oSliterated the AociDEsrs Of mature HE
prexentsd the caamities Of old age obviated and an
active circulation maintained. 49,
1fE4-At LADIES ~
Who have cold hanCs and feet; weak stomachs lame
and weak backs; nervous and sick headache; disz-
ness and swimming m the head, with indigestion and
constipation OF the bowels pain IN the side and backs
leueorrhea Tor whites); falling Of the womb with IN
ternal' cancers; tumors, polypus and all that long
train Of diseases viii find in Electricity sure means
Of cure. For painful menstruation, too profuse
menstruaton, and all Of those long line OF troubles
with young ladies, Electricity is certain specific.
and viii, in short time, restore the sufferer to the
vigor Of health.
.-8--rTEETH TEETH TEETH!
Dr n stfu continues 10 Extract Teeth nv Frrc.
TRICTrY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de, ayed
teeth or stpmps they wish to have removed for rrset
ting he would give polite invitation to can.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC Machines Tor sala
Tor family use, with thorough instr .lctions.
DR.. ID. can accommodate lew patients With board
and treatment at his house.
Office hours from O'Clock A. NJ to II NJ; from
to 9 P. NJ, and to in the evening.
Consultation free. novftf
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u. s. Marshal's Sale.

UNifnn STATES r. , OF AAmnIcA'
PURSUANT to an lnterlocutory Order Of Sale, to
Il me directed, from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge
of the United States District Court within and for the
District Of Maine shall expose and offer for sale at
public auction to the highest bidder therefor the fol-
lowing property and merchandise, at the time and
place within said District, as follows, viz:
LAT PORTLAND PIER Rn Portland, on FRIDAY,
the Thirteenth dag N October current, at o'clock
| IN the qfteyn0on:-
The Steamer MARCENA JOHNSON.
her Engine, Machinery, Boats, tackle, APP
parel and Furnifnre.
Terms OF Sa1e-CASH.
Dated at Portland this seventh day of October,
A. ID. 1866.
-. CHARLES CLARK.
.fl.ti..1e u. s. Marshal Dist Of Maine.
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fT'HE Furniture and Fixtures Of the popular SA-
Il LOON III Fore st. For particulars enquire on
the premises. Reason for selling the pre- emit pro-
prietor about engaging in the Fancy Goods Trade.
Rent low, oct3d3w*
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Proposals fo,. Fset.

hns = AssfsrAxT QuARrERMAsrER's OFFICE,
+. tltllis III Y Portland, Me-, Oct A. 1865.
DROP0SAIS are invited by the undersigned, until
II October 21st 1865, for the delivery OF Good Mer-
charitable Hard Wood and Anthracite Coal, tGrate,
Stove and Furnace In snch quantities as may be re-
quired during the season. for the troops stationed at
Portland, hicluding the Forts in the HarbOr, '"o
Port Popham. " l.ir ..|I..t ssaiaa-l
Fort Knox. -, ~ -. fs.,rsr.r.e = W
Fort Sullivan.
Batteries at Rockland, Belfast, Castine, Machias-
port and Treats Island. ~
At Portland, including the Forts in the Harbor,
Wood and Coal wiz be required. At the other posts
wood onlys Wood to IFS cubic feet to the cord and
coal 1000 lbs for ton. - ylnqA ~
Bids tor each post must be made separately
The undersigned reserves the right 10 reject any
bid mot considered for the interest of the Govern
men'' .s4oA 9suoH HENRY 1NMAS.
l0 Oct 6-dtd ail1 .zioCapt. and A. @. NJ, U. s. A.
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s Hotsl VConsnseresdi. % Oh
Per steamship China at Halifax

CT stSrnbnlp Cnln1 az dallfaX.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Sept, 2s.-The
spectators and % 900 to exporters The market
closed excited at an advance or a. 2id for American
and g "a for other descriptions. 1hs following are
ding Orleans 2t2d Middng Mobile 81 Id Kiddiine
Uplands 81 TIE sales Friday were t0 900 bales
with increasing excment., The marketclosed an adj
vance Of u over an other advances for the week.
ing 5000 above the estimate, Of which 2O,5OO bales
Il HIV YER BREADsrUFFs Ma FK rr sa,t
30. -Riehardson, Spence & Co. and Wakefield. Nash
q I'd higher; Winter Red Western IS al "a % 10d:
White Western 90 Sd q los 3d. Corn quiet and mn.
changed; mixed 2Ss Sd e 29s. - va.
declining for interior PORK steady and scarce
Bacon inactive and unchanged Lard upward But
ter active and upward. Tallow. frmer and upward
Ky $4,000 e. PRODUCE Sept Boz
% Cg y higher. Coffee quiet and unchanged; Rio
hrmer and upward. Spirits sTurpentine unchanged
sales small Resin quiet and steady and prices I'M
Is 100 q IS for refined SIinseed opened AZ Issssis
ga higher but closed quieter. Linseed on Quiet and
upward at 40s. Lnseed Cakes dull and declining -
sperm on hrm and upwarsll sales at lis q 90. -
saaHsg&1t 10 latest via Qneenstown. ne
: LTvERPooL, Sept &C., r N. Cotton sales to-day
were 4oooo bales Including 200 to spectators and
further advance of e Cd and closed with an advance
Ing ng sende d Madlng Orleans 2aadi Mddlng Up
Ga nIssdstasTS market closed arm and prices
Provisions steady ana upvsrd ssl sga eoii.s !
|aItLoNDoNl MONEY MARilET, Sept. q. -Consols
closed at s9f e s9I for money. - - Is 9Tes
Illinois Central Shares s41 IS. Erie Shares 6ot q
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D RDE. Gsilmettes object in charging an admis-
sion fee Atty cents is to secure select and appre-
ciatiye audience. ~
Dufng the Doctor'sstay in Portland, he may be
consulted ct his rooms in the United States Hotel for
all classes Of disease.
The success attending Dr. Guilmette's treatment
q specal disease Is acknowedged BY the highest au
thority to be unparalleled in the history of any
Specialist 1SS SE8 SXSNA
ny the invention ofcertain ingenious instruments
only known to Dr.. G., eUery passage into the body,
within the reach Otthe sklhr surgeon is satisfactO-
ry explored, the affected spots ascertained, and as
sailed at once with such remedial agents as are cal
culated to restore the normal or healthy conditions
of those parts
The Hon. q. s, Hillard, Col E. g. Parker, and A.
0. Brewster, and many other citizens of Boston,
have Witnessed my operations for catarrh Lung
Diseases, and other MOST IMPORTANT ORGANS,
incases Of many years Standing The result in
every instance perfect cure. - ~
r Oct 9-dtd "a iihg slasn gat
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Einatred Thihets I

JFHIS day opening, an invoice of Figured Thibets,
Il PLAID P0PLINS, and GALA PLAIDS, at ~,
ELDEN S. WHITMAN'S,I lt ,iai
Sept 3e-dtfl 81 lJl9Al = Free st. Block.
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Tuesday Morning, October 10, 1855.
PORTLAND AND TI01NITE.

b d5Dsrtisers ,s;lt bensGt sse1aseEves, a: csn AZ
accommodate rs, b sending IN their OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1t an early hoar IN the dag.
Rev Advertisements To-day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
A Card-Horace H. johnson
Card-I. o. OF G. I. 8sfa
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
Theatrs--Deering Hall-This Evening. .twI
Grand Trunk Railway-Wi nter arrangement
National l'raiers Bank Of Pertano.
Casco National Bank OF Portland. 3 1s13 islcVl
Notice--H B. Richards. Xi5glssai itN
Dancing-ar. A. j.. Locke.
Widows Wood Society:
Board of Irsde--Meeting sstA
Annles-A. Andrews. sA alnl d.ese.sie s 4.
sale of Hard Bread-G. Bebb. %
N1fioa-Fem9le Orphan ASYLUM
Am. Missionary Association-AnnuAl Maat;ro
New Goods-23 Free Street. f-Ne'-'s' "a,
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fss4 as y, t.as.4frv Board
DLEASANT suits OF Rooms, furnished or untur-
{ nished, with board, in the first class house n
Free St Charges moderate.ssr srFI ~ go.
Oct -diw*a .Aiael
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The Pail Mall Gazette says 1t is generally
believed at Constantinople that political ca
tastrophe is impending in the Danubian Prin-
clpalities, and the bear is preparing to be first
IN the field in case of intervention. Abdal
IaS Sa who commands the LIST corps de arme
~ Snumla, is ordered to be ready to march
witn ioo,ooO men across the Danube at N
3 zs., = AUSTRALIA. g6y
since last mail el07 600. t'.e'.'o = e0-N
, 1865-08-30

The Soldiers Orphan@' Fair at Mar
ahnt1toxEn--OpenEng to take Place
To-Day---tAspccts of the Fair.

=
Ane soio'eF" U1Pnan*' feir AZ Aaf-
aaltotsn.-Vpenfne 10 taAe fface
4o-OaS----A"peets OF tae falfs
Especial Despatch to the Chtcago 1ffbune.]
MAHsuAIIrowN, MaEshal1 Co., 1owa., Aug q
Yesterday was The day adEerttecd for the opening
Of the Iowa Soldiers Orphans Fair, bnt owing to
various contingencies beEond the control Of the
managers, at The close Of today it fs barely ready
to receive visitors.
Tomorrow morning II will lake fair start, when
, 1865-08-30
FROM SPRINGFIELD.
The Muster Out OF Illinois Troops
Tic Soldiers Orphans 1ustltute-A
Fensau Meeting Mt the State House.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trlbune.l

The Muster Out OF Illinois Troops
Tic Soldiers Orphnn%' 1ustltute-A
Fensan Meeting Mt the state House.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfibunc.l
SPR1SatIkLp, Aug. r..
The 6sth regiment Illinois volunteers after about
ten daEe waiting :sere patd Of to-day and Started
for home. The 1:9Hh regiment Is The only regiment
nov at Camp Butler waiting their Iusl discharge
which will be given 10 the boys IN fcw days.
There art now between 5D and 600 patients al
Camp Butler U. S. General Hospital, hut i. vcr5
fen tick, the mast Of them awatting The receipt Of
their descriptive rolls in order that they may b
discharged.
Maj. Gen. John f. Logan and Adjt. Gen. Haynie
viii visit Chicago 1hursday to attend the inaugural
ceremonies Of the new Chamber Of Commercr.
Gov. Og'csty would make one Of the pa1ty hat a.
the truataeA Of the So1diers' Orrhan Chi}dreu's
Home have thcfr dsst meeting in this city On that
dry The Coz feels it his duty to he In session
with them.
It is expected thu. Gen. o. o. Howard will A.
rise'fo this city thfe week.
The weather for The pa.t few days has been ex-
nesnely ua11n, the thermometer Indicating from 90
10 g5 degrees In the Ehade and psoportionately ho
ter In the sun.
The Fcntan brotherhood held large and enthu-
ttasuc Iaee.tng 1as, evening in the rounda Of the
State nonse. A letter was read from Senator
Yates which waa received with cheers. The meet
Itg was addressed by A. L. Morrison and FInneIty
of Chicago; also by Gen. George F. Rogers. The
Pope was hsndled without gloves by Flnnerty,
which sentiment was received without much enth1-
Fiasm by The majority Of the sons Of Erin 4 con-
,entiou Of delegates Of this order held In Con
cert Hall but 5ks ransactions have mol been maae
public.
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