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, 1865-10-23
Special Meeting, October 81, 1865


Prrsn,7nir Honor the Mayor, and Aldermen
NiNlarh. Sheridan, Shcfwin, Moore, Woodland,
Talcott, Holden, Di1by, Bond, Russell. Fanzen,
P!oudioot, Hottinse1, Lawson, shaeSfozd and
~ Alas;sa %:,! sf!%g naet 9s;;tE K.a. sss,,S:a ws
CALI roa TIE xEE71x0.
The C1csk read the cn!l 10. the meeting, which
was ordered to he ptaeed on file.
AZ; Taleoti moved that @ the counell do DOW e,
the revision Of the municipal laws. Carried.
amer debate the Committee rose and reported
pFc:ress, which report, on motion OF Ald- Bond,
Aid Ta,eott moved that nll further action upon
The ordinanees he postponed until ne1t Monday
Aid. Holden moved that when the Council ad.
joutn It should be until next Monday night Car
Arro1s7xEsr or orF1CEns.
SundsF Inspectors OF Election haEiue declined
to serve N yaeh, the following geotlcmen were up
pointed to fill yncancses:
I'd Ward, I'd Dlatrfca-George Ives.
llth Ward, it Dlshia-Ciask Morris, rlc1 T. $.
issh Ward, tst Dlstict-chasles Laulcz, rice C.
18Th Ward, 1st Distsict-W. q. Lyon.
18th Ward. 1st pisuict-GeE11snn kieegen.
Alderman Knickerbocker offered the following
Wht1kus, insufficient lights and protection at the
approaches to the several bridges acrpss the Chicago
sF 9nd tts aselasns
some OF our citizens and causing heavy claims for
indemnify to be made against the city, therefore
be It
Etso!ped. That the COMMITTEES on Hasbos aud
Bridges nre hereby instructed and requested 70 e1
anime the matter and report to this Council 1t its
ne1t regular meeting Tho best method or plan for
tSe he esasioas bssdsc #; @ spp1oac6es oi tais cy.
And On muffin or Aid. Bond the Council ad-
jou1ncd. A. H. BODAAf, CErT CLEEK-
R1or Axp srABrxo.-About o'clock On Friday
evening, John Ke,ly, John Hoylc, and an unknown
party, entered the boarding house and saloon oi
Mr.Mc2uaide, On North Water street, and called for
some drinks, which were given to theH- While
they we're drinking, Mr.. Mc2ua,de asked John Kelly,
who had formerly been one of his borders, for 80
which was still due on his bill, bnt met With de-
force the payment Of thc debt, be vas attacked By
all three Of them and very sonndiy beaten. Alter
the turmoil had been quelled By the 11serposttton
Of outsldegs- the trio stepped OF the house
Mr. Mc<tua5de, however. seemed still unsati.hed,
and followed them, but had no sooner reached the
haR e. ~ ~ psF
mcdiately ded. Kelly and Aoyle We:e arrested, and.
yesterday morning, aIruigued at the Police conrt,
Whun Kelly was held In 1000 bail. to vibrant his
appearance at a future hearing, which will take
pacc On next Saturday. II Ia feared that Qualde
wound will r:orc fatal, Tic weapon having entered
his right lung.
GARRETT B1H1lcA1 1ss11TuTE--The annual pub
bic exercises at the Garrett Biblical Institute, at Ev
anston, commenced yeetetday at half past ten
o'clock, with q sermon by Rev. Dr.. " G. Ban
mister, on the centcnnaty Of american Ae1hodtsrn.
| The rest Of The programme Of exercises will be a.
follows:
Monday, sd, Z T. NJ. Address to the Missionary
Tue.day s4!h ~ 4 NJ cxsnnah.on q &c easss i,sg;
, 1865-10-23
Montreal 1Inrket,

FLorr-Surer extra at ss-od1830 extra at s7-So3
FOO; fancy at x1.Doa7x1. .-'. -.
GRA1X-Eheat-cauada and Western ut %.
,4hfS 0f nAt1 at ria33E. =
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Gard from Gen. Osborn.
CmcA0o, Oct. 81.


Nv attention has besn called to an article origin
aIjy published In the Staats Z<itung Of this city,
tarslatcd and published in yonr paper Of this
Ing, from which it may be inferred that have been
brought forward IS candidate for Clerk Of the
Who Eaye sinister purposes in view.
This is mistake. I an not the candidate Of any
man, clique or get OF men, and lake This method
nm candidate for TIC office In OUT st5on, and shall
BE- gratefnl for the support Of all Union men With
out regard to - birthplace"
Respectfully, Tnos- OsnofS.
, 1865-10-23
milwaukee, Market.
t6peclal Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuna-1

MNwAUKTE, Oct, q,
FLoCR-Dull but 0rm.
GKAIs-Theas Irregular advanced a9ic hut moi
sustained. Sales this 4. rl-, board, 61,6o0 ha No.
ts1349ls on Change; 1o,ooo bu ut <l-s6G1.S cash
<lS2137 seller nj tho month. 50. n.. Doald-Nhca,
trm; Rsles I1o1oo hu No. cash, aud seller at tht
month at y13s@1.37; closing ut $1.s6x. Oasa, saet
1900 bu No. lat &c. Receipts, aloo ou ous, o. 600 bu
wheat si50 bu oats Shipments GO bu -four, 10 OK
bu wheat, 500 bu oats.
MILWAUKEE,, Oct. q.
FIoEE-Dnns ...-
GK1N-Wheat irregular. at 4L3SH@1.81 for No. /
n. = declined It.
W ~. -Ir1s-f,ttsSo i,rls -four, coo hn wheat.
EM1Tx1 1N1s-2tu1 arla tour, and II, 100 bu wheat,
, 1865-10-23
MMwACKIH, Oct. q.


y.~Sscls Paused Detroit.
Especial Desl ssteh to the en'easo. .1fb1ne1
DNRoH, Oct. Il
, 1865-10-23

= E99F1o3 zh1@11F *U3 o4e%t9s.
The Young Mems Christisu Association Employ
ed soldiers seeking employment All eltsses may
be toand there from those capable OF fNng POSI-
tions AS acco1ntauta and eslesmen to day aborers.
eiti,ea. MA rs have Il IL thes power to farnl.a sny
Kind Of employment for the work that the men art
20 much In need Of. We can furnish any number of
men for almost any kind Of labor; Apply to o. C,
Gibbs, No. II Methodist Church Block.
, 1865-10-23
Chicago Grlbn,re.
17oSnAY OCTOBER q 1865
THE CITY.

Srw1xo WoxESfs uE1os.-The regular meeting
Of the Sewing Women,3 Union will lie held til.
evening in the lecture room Of the Mcthodist Block
commenting Al ~ O'Clock.
, 1865-10-23

NV. SCEpAr School TIAcHEHs' Iss1Tru1E.-
An interesting meeting Of the Northwestern Sao'
bath School TeacheIs' Institute will be held In the
lecture room Of the Ca1k Street Methodist Episeo-
psl Church on Monday evening, commencing At u,
punctual>y. Ergy erEnIlea pembeE Is urgently 60
Hettcd to bA prelept,
, 1865-10-23
GIante1 >@G0rrespon1ence

acknowledgements de-
W sired, for the love Of rho Thing. fun Q. untst.
uony. Any young ladies' between the agcs OF lG and
.!-slther itch, handsome, pretty, stylish. accom-
plished. refned, talented or 6r.1aat-hy two gentle
men; n rich young wdoweF t9. II, Lavnrd} and
railer hanlsoe steady t.ic fellow The only son of
wealthy na.;nts. Correspondence honorable and
cfet. Address Rux H. Louisville, nv. tqI
, 1865-10-23

REVENUE SrAxrs oS hrnEss KEcE1rrs.-aIE.
Webster, doing business NJ No. 1856 South Water
.srre,, WIS charged before Commissioner Hoyne, on
saru1t.ay. with reiusin. to place reycnne stamp
a receipt OF The American Express Company arter
having hccn potihcd by the agent to do 20. Hc was
held III tonde OF $40 to ankwef the charge In the
Ct!isd SIatts District CouH.
, 1865-10-23

Dowx-Esln, r1stt, Bemis, Twin Sisters. Eososotr,
1id., barley, Comet, Monticello. oueta, Eex1udara.
Fanla,' Jessie, Iona Star, Young Prince, America.
Wavcsy. Sunrise, Standard; Totk State Tartar, Adj
ropdae1, Mouatainees. Goae. Flint, Whaling, E1eu,
Ianin1c4c, Stampede, Die Vernon. :.
Wind northwest.
, 1865-10-23

Rvvo171so CnnH.-Frtd. Grunhuber, residing
On Seacwick street, was yesterday arrested BY
oiNtcr Miller, Of the Third Fol1ce Precinct on the
charge Of ,apc, the victim being GID only cighl
yea,s old, tic ttcp.dargh1er OF his vile The DC
lals arc loo checking for pubhca.aon; suffice II Il
eay thai he be guity Of all that Is charged asatns
him tn the case be u une Of those beasts who NJ,
tn lice
, 1865-10-23

ELEvEFTu WARD.-Ihe adjourned meeting ofthc
Republicans Of the Eleventh Ward l. to meet on
Monday evening, October sd. 1865. II Aurora Hall
No. 1l1 AIlK1nkce Ayroue. et O'clock.
, 1865-10-23

ANOTHER GAnn1lSo AFTuAr.-The quiet OF The
sabbath WIS again broken yesterday BY a number
Of The gang Of gamblers low intestiug our city. A
crowd gathered near the M1lteson House about
e]c,e.. clock III the morning. aod blow. were fret
Is exchanged. 1t Is asserted that one Of them
nafncd Nc,eston, dew knife and cut another orc.
Tic eye thcrWith, but OLE reporter was unable to
verify the abatement.
, 1865-10-23

D,rrr STREET LAxrs,-A correspondent IL.
cu,e II Tic ftfcct laps cannot be cleaned, and II
70 whether the city Of Chicago can afford to do It
We answer 10 the first Ycs -; to The second We
suppose 20 -; 10 third qucstlon-~Nhcu viii Il
he done ~ We must respond We do not know"
, 1865-10-23

w TANTED-A good Salesman,
.rply. Reference required. Address P. O. Boz
EAR t1Q4
, 1865-10-23

LAKE Corsx1 CEssrs.-The State CENSUS fo1
1855 gtyee our ncigaboriug county OF Lake ropu'
= tion oi 16,66o, m inereasc OF 4s tn avc yeas.
5tain Inaan IN n rairaot,c ctlxeus BY the war,
, 1865-10-23

LARcEHy.-Edwnr1 Griffith, respectable look
lug young man. was yesterday afternoon ar1aigned
telo Justice Strrtcynnt On the charge Of stealing
medicine chest from the drug Store No. &c Quincy
street II appears that on Thursday evening he rc-
qncsted the privilege OF remaining in the store 10.
TIC might IN company With tho regular attendant,
which WIS gfanted, nnd that duI7ns the night he
pu1loined fhe chest believing II 10 bc uloocy box
lie pleaded gully, hut drunk. Tue prisoner was
tNnnd over In the SUN of $50
, 1865-10-23
OUR DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS

Abstract Of the Forthcoming Volume
Our Relations with Enthusiastically
I'm the St. Domingo Tar-Onr IIela~
tlons with Mcxico-No Recognition OF
NIn1tmfIllan.
, 1865-10-23

CHICAGO Muk1C-1he Great Western Light Guard
Band returned home IRON Philadelphia on Friday
evening, aiser most professionally successful
sisit. They went out, twenty pieces strong. with
the -'yigtant'' Fire Engine Company Of Pittsburgh,
CoupauT Of TIladelphie On their ztrivnl there. to
attend the grand tournament in that city. We be-
eyc ne ar not overstniug the Truth In eaying that
IL wrs ibe hes. hand present. although the best In
uded scsc1al Of the most celebrated bands IN the
country. There i 10 doubt about the ability Of
artists and musicians. fit 10 compete with my that
the ,yosid Gnu produce. Chicaeo has no reasoo to
lie otherwise than proud Of her Great Western Lrht
Guard Band WHICH, II not a1wa5s right i very sell
dom f1r ftom being 20, and re believe aTrays alma
IL b.,
, 1865-10-23
U8ANt9D==aQeNIB.

"ANTED-Agents-To CANVASS
w for tho uaost rapidly se'ltnz oooks OF tae d.y,
odA!ents ean make p 70 10 daily. Write Im@s3f.
CoSNEIL CO.. 12S Lake ztsret, Ca!casp, ocs:a;
, 1865-10-23

ASss;l o3 ~ or six 8
steam engines. Apply to SANGER, STEEL d CO.,
, 1865-10-23

T OST-Stolen or Srayed-A bay
i Holse, good at.c. very thin In 1esh. Any ono
giving inforatlon 70 hts vhei eaoouts will be lib
iSna st ttsa
, 1865-10-23

pOARDNG-Wanted-In a pri.
distance of tac fest oGce. Address 8oanD," Eoi
S5t3 Stptfor olfsan Hotel. I'll
, 1865-10-23

THE nEG1srRY l1s1s.-Ihe time of election Is
near At hand. We would call the attention OF the
Roards OF Res.sty to the advisahllty Of getting
these usse Of voters copied MS carly as possible.
ard ezposed to pubhc view, to the end that the
yeople Inay have the time needed 10 examine them
tor omissions. rcdundances~ and other corrections.
do vel 10. inform the public Of tie fact At the
carlett possible moment, End throw them open 10,
1pErCcilon.
, 1865-10-23

Destructive Fire In St. Louis-Thrce
Blocks of Buildings Burned In New
llampshirc-A WOODEN Factory Durn-
, 1865-10-23

: ;" AN D-bUUh7keEpeES3 INV
w e1Ing Statesmen. ectoss, hotel cIe:ks,
makers leather tnlshezs, yanshers. painters. rout
MAKERS tallors walters, cooks farmers, micrs brakes
uations to .ppIya 1O1 Washington street, Room /,
uf-siars, Merchants, manufacturers, hotel Keepers,
faimeTs, railroad men, and others supplied with sell
nbe male help Tree Of charge. Applicants ~ mall en-
| II
, 1865-10-23

ssss.i5I:9 .;;e 3se sy H. 1s 4:
parents. Inquire Of CULVER, PAGE d HOYSE cor.
1ath and Clark ItlB
, 1865-10-23
Bnurniu9===1IaMte1,

pOARDING-Wanted-Twofu fur
- nikhcL Rooms, without Hoard, suitable fo1 =
grntlenan his wife. within few n! 7ntcs uolk OF
Adams House. Address ID z, )" Box 5S33. oc!ttt9
pOARDING-Wa anted-A lady
~ epE1sed In writing IN a business house In the
CITY, desires boardl9e tn private family Or r!ao r.
FFCc1hble bOaFtrg ho1se near RtfceS cars. address
given. to
, 1865-10-23

"ANTED-Shoemakers -lmme-
w diatety. Ono Kip boot maker. one t.lf boot.
maker, one man to work Womeass WpfE- Tue hcs1
wages paid. Apply to G. NJ MuSsoSt Sterling, ILL.,
, 1865-10-23

Or31Ho LEzTEns.-3Ire. Anna Jhcisou WIS
charged On Saturday. before Commissioner Hoyne,
with having opened letter addressed to @Mss.
Hall. Cu1ste street, hctvecn Lake and Randolph,
Chicago" Only one thing sascd the defendant
irom conviction, mud that was tue fact that the let
ter a. not legal ono hay1nc been written without
eigraturr. She was anco.aingl. discharged.
, 1865-10-23

WANTED-33,GG11 barrels Of Pure
w Apple Cider for which Will pay tne highest
market rrce-to be delivered IN such q1antites and
st such time Is ths sonsrassas @ parties may asrss
he sold cue'p; Apply at .9l Canal street, to
, 1865-10-23

SE%INc W6XESa 1HotEc11sE hssUt3137o@'~
The organization of this czccilent practical charity
IL now perfected and l.s beneficial resulta 1t is be-
llered, will speedily become apparent. Rooms haTe
been opened At Nos. III nud ll1 Dearborn ehect,
where committee viii always be in attendance.
In order 10 encourage this enterprise the ladies who
hare organized 1t earnestly request cad1ens who
tAese. where it wifi be done with neatness and des-
patch by the women belonging 70 tie association
who viii receive the pay thncl0r without Its passing
through the hands Of any }ohbers, who Will rob
1hem Of half or txo-shirde Of their bard estnnsr.
10 families wishing sewing done Mt home, theY viii
also supply girls aud women whenever Or wherever
wanted. Application for help Will be made. orwork
be ief nj nom u in The pluce before menti0nea.
, 1865-10-23

&C. errneut stocks AEe cot pressed for sale quite
freely as yesterday. but still thcra lack Of con
de1ce tn pslcts, and quotations arc lower.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
TnrATrR.-streets Of New York tonight


Another ROUTE TO NEW YoRK The Gin.
cinuati, Columbus and Pittsburg Railway, by
the shortest route, will be tally opened on
the lst Of October. The splendid iron bridge
across the Ohio at SteubenviIleis is completed
1t is about half a mile long, and spans the
river ninety feet above low water mark. BY
this cutoff across the great bead in the Ohio,
round which the route has hitherto gone, a
considerable shortening Of the distance is eff
fected This perfects one of the great through
routes from Cincinnati to New York, by
which twenty-six miles of travel are saved, and
the passengers are enabled to reach that EN- !,
porium one train earlier than by any, other
route. The whole distance from Cincinnati
to New York by the Little Miami, .steuben,
vile, Pittsburg and Allentown route is seven
hundred aud seventy-four miles, and the only
change of cars is at Pittsburg.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
The President's Letter to the odd.
fellows. -rrr Il

BALTIMORE, Sept. 20 The following letter
from the President was received BY Grand
Sire Nicholson:
"GESTLEHES have hoped to be able to
accompany your kind invitation for time,
but have found upoH careful survey, that
it would be uncomfortable, with existing ar.
raugements,i | pray you to believe that I
rejoice in the reunion of your order through
out the United States, as an suspicious pres.
sage of the restoration of the order, aud
complete political harmony throughout the
Union, ! need hardly say that IN my judg.
ment, this is at the present moment the pro.
per aim Of true patriotism. l have the honor
10 be, very respectfully,
"Your obedient servant
+ ANDREW JOHNSON"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21

THEArFR-BEoKEL HALL-EverSbody and
his wife is sure to be present at the above hall
tonight. The great drama Of the "Sirssis,in in
New York, ia to be produced IN splendid style.
The play is replete with interest, being re-
production of many Of the ever shifting phases
Of City Life. No pains or expense has been
spared to place this popular drama on the
stage A number Of new scenes have been
paintec, and some novel effects will be intro
duced, amongst which may be mentppsd thS
burning Of the tenement house; this is said
to be most exciting and life-like represent
tation .H,H .ftl .1r1,at tig .sqs. 81
The characters 10 the drama have been
we'll distributed-Mr. H, A. Weaver will ap
pear as Badger, the bankers clerk; Miss
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
John HI. Surratt.

} NEw YoRK, September 20.-This morning 8
Commercial Advertiser says Portland,
Montreal week ago to-day. lie has been
concealed there for some time, and on one
occasion, when the detectives we're ia close
pursuit, he was secreted uuder an altar Of one
OF The churches. It was believed in Mon
treal last week, that he was to take passage
for England on the steamer St, George, 10
sail on Friday last
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21

But the crowning glory of his life remains to be at
tanned IN his discovery, or rather combination FOR he
does not CLAIM 10 have been the dscoverer OF OHDRoE
which s the basjs OF the Bitters now offered TO the
public. That honor belongs to the native Inhabitants
Of Central America. to whom IL. virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with Il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles, without fear, the most venom
Gus serpents. II Is belief with them, that whilo
there is breath in the body tha Cedron 10 potent TO
cure, no matter what The disease may be. tI
While Or. Bulls not prepared to endorse thisex-
travagant pretenson,h he nevertheless satisfied from
thorough examination OF the evidence relating 10
its virtues, tn 4 remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising nom exposure, either TO change Of
weather or climate, or to mlasmatlc influences, u
stands iNHfH -.-k
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
Telegraphic.
LATEST NE Ws.
Circular rom the Secretary OF the
Treasury.

Circular from the Secretary OF the
! Treasury.
WAsHISGToN September 20 The Secretas
~ of the Treasury, has to Collectors Of Gus.
toms, issued the following circular, modifying
tbe instructions u September l. 1855
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
September 10, 1865.
SIR The circular Of the lst instant, rela.
ting to the shipment OF guns and ammunition
into States heretofore declared in insurrec.
ton, is hereby 30 far modified that you will
hereafter grant permits without any reference
10 this Department for the shipment OF sport.
ingguos atplammuni6on. Therefore, on any
reasonable amount, and also blasting powder
for mining purposes You will make weekly
returns on the last day Of each week of the
several applications granted by you, showing
names aud residence OF consgner and cons
siPnees the amounts and character Of the
powder, shot, aud of lead shipped. which must
be stated in pounds and not kegs bags or
ca ks. 1t is designed that these shipments
shall in no case exceed what may in your
judgment, be necessary to meet the ordinary
wants Of the country. ALI other applications
you will refuse. si i5. -. .a...i
with great respect .s laf.lf.. f-t 5000.
[Signedl II MoCULLoCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
lssUINa PATENTS.
During the last week, there we're issued 1872
patents
PARDoNED
Only three psrdons we're granted tosday,
which we're to James Boice, OF South Caro-
lima, and j B Price and r H Cunningham,
Of Virginia.
w" HUNTER AND sMITH.
r M I Hunter and Extra Billy Smith, of
Virginia, visited several Of the Departments
to-day, attending to business of their constit-
uents.
-a THE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY.
The pressing duties Of the Executive office
prevented Mr., johnson from accepting the
invitation OF the independent Order OF Odd,
fellows to be present at their Grand Ccnven.
ton, at Baltimore to-day. 1t is probable
that the President and his household will pny
the promised visit to Richmond next Saturday,
but he will not have time to extend his trip
further South at present.
THE PARDON BUSINESS,
The uDexsmined pardons have accumu-
lated 10 such an extent in the Executive
Office that the President has requested that
no more shall be sent TO him for the
present, 80 that he may have an opportunity
TO dispose Of those now on hand.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
New York Market,
NEw YoRK, September 81

NEW IoKk, September II,
Cotton 6rmer 45s451. Flour dull and
l0al5 lower at 81 Goa 7 60 for extra State
and 8 40a8 As for round Hoop Ohio
Wheat steady and lal better l98al9s for
wiuter red western, and Goal 62 for
amber Michigan. Corn active and one cent
lower at 84aS9 for unsound and 90a92
for sound. Rye 98c Barley doll. Oats
dull aud lower at 55 sc for western
Beef dull Cut Meat quiet Butter quiet at
at 2sa29 Cheese quiet at 9al5c
Pork frmer at 80 372s32 so for new
mess, and 30 50a3l 90 for SO and
"a Lard 6rmer 234a2st Whisky frmer
at Q I29a3O for western. Petroleum quiet
nominal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21
New York stock Market.
NEw YoRK, September 2l.

Stocks better Money 5a9 per cent
Sterling dull at 9s9l; Chicago and Rock
Island ll21 Chicago and Northwestern %;
do pref 67a; G. C. & C, l25; Clev aud Pitts.
7lf Mich South, 67s Mich Gen. lO9;
Reading lO7! Erie 86s. Five twenties
coupons Nh; Gold l43i; New York
Central 93s One Year Certificate 9s5
Fives of "a, coupons 93i Western Union
Telegraph Ia; Chicago Burlington 4 Quincy
ll9 !; Chicago To 100; Seven thirties got
99s
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Cincinnati mnrket..

CINCINNATI, September 20, 1865
b. WHEAT-Dull at $l,85al,9O
FL0UR-Dull SuperGnu, $7,50a7, rs !;
Extra. $S,75a9,75.
CORN-63a65c.
OATS-42c in elevator--in good demand.
PR0VISI0NS-Firmer.
T0BACCO-The demand for fine grades
fair. and the market firm.
WOOL-A firm market, at 65s65c for fleece
washed, and 35a37c for unwaahed.
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Special u Offices. ,'.
A TIMELY 1Warningto thc sicI

1t is especially important at this time,
when thee, ee,.s markets of, the United States
are flooded with the direst poisons. under
the name of imported liquors, and when
domestic compounds putporting to be
medicinal, but not wMtiess pernicious,
are heralded to the words as ',soyerign
remedies" that the public should fully
understand the facts. Be it known, then,
hat while ALE the diffusive stimulants
called liquors are impure and all the Ton
les containing alcohol are manufactured
with fiery article containing dmyE or
fuSel oil. Hsorsal poison HOSTETTER'S
|CELEBRATED6T0MACH BITTERS
contain none Of these things but are a
combination Of pure essence of Rye with
the pure Juices of the most valuable, sto.
machic .anti-billious. and aperient herbs
and plants, and that as a safe and rapid
remedy for Dyspepsia and all its kindred
complaints, this prepsration stands be-.
fore the world without rival oreompeti-
tor. issales to-day are equal to the
combined sales of ailithB5 Other, topics
advertised In the United States, and the
certificates which authenticate its usefulness
are signed by indiyiduals of the highest
standing in every professional calling and
walking of life. beware Of limitations
and impostors. 5s1ors,g 81. ,ts.ss.5 .at A.., ID,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-21

NATIONAL HoRsE FAIR This Fair which
is to commence on ibe 81 Of October pro.
misses to surpass all others the kind ever
held in the United States. ADaytoh is easily
accessible and situated in the richest and
most populous portion of the Union,anlis just
the place to accommodate the thousands Of
people who congregrale together ca such oc
casions