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, 1865-09-04

NEW InAK. Sept. =
Tne trane In Fo1e.gn Iny Goods continues fe:narka
biz active The supply, though large ls quito made
Qlate 10 the deaud especially of the nner clnsses
goods; md Win general actSity prices are CORES
At fafe Of French vossted goods at the ciose OF the
week. prices wsre lG31s per cent higher than the pre-
ytous tA1es. TIE importation Of DIy Goo4s for the
past wsek xsre sassH azsinss sltss59 for the cor
le-pCnainE weEk Of 1Sfi.
TIE market for domestic fabsies has been much *
cited daring the week. The South IL largely interes
ted. Any Of the merchants from that sector set
tllny up her old debts; some In nm others uy tht
lest compromise they able to make purchases
Of Southern merchants not Individually large, u
IN the aggregate arp quite important. Some nrnx spo
Gle payment others getnbacks others State and
guaranteed By Insurance companies.
zeatnte ~ ' inaeed % she as aem3nd uy appssis ss
to BE- large ron a1l parts Of the Enlon. The business
OF the past two weeks haA perhaps exceeded that
ADJ other fortnight IN the history Of trade. Ths
market Is entirely bare OF couou goods. The mIts
producing much as the limited supply Of hands per
mlts, but tire product la scarcely two-thirds o
the p;eseat demand. Tbs Woo,en mills III
working to their fail capacity. bus are hchIne
hnEh and their production Ii htEalJ sold IN advance
Thls condition has fesultcd In general advance
prices especially In cotton goods ana Prices Dse X
unarled that quotations are only misleading and III
consequently kuspend our customary tlst Of prices
observing simply that At the close Of business estc1
dAy prices about 10 per cent higher than Heel
arc. Vfth strong inward tendency.
, 1865-09-04

To the public.-I have Just put my
e pe ea; s xa I'D 5sn Ssnss
nil let On reasonable terms. Carriages furnished
for bulls. parties, &c. i. WREN, 139 stase~st.
su6mG7H.}t
, 1865-09-04
Vessels PQaecd Detroit.

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tfibune.1
pK1noH, sept.2.
G-Prop. Wlnslow. bArques Morris, March. schoon'
err paahing. FEpoklyu, pwasco. H. A. Richmond.
Duwx--pean Richmond. Twilight. Daley. Ailwau;
kce, Standard. ray City. ostE1ch- uostes, Aszeppa
Look Out EyalIne, Kate Richmond. Sasco, Hubbard,
Gold Hunter Cochssue, Lively, soners.
W1Sp-southwcst.
Dxfao1r, septe.
G4-TTard, Syisrk, Milan
Dowa-Fall, Aivosd, Onward.
WN.-South+Hest.
, 1865-09-04

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW YeRk, Sept. 2.
Moxzr-steady n per cent for call lol1s-
STEEt1x1 Exc4AsGE-Qu Quiet and l1m At l0sH91t 1t9k.
Corr:Eithoat decided change, opening 1t INK,
md closing at 1i+K.
GosK4S1IzT SIoCEs- Firm.
, 1865-09-04

Martins Life Cortltalcurca Dykentery,
Dlatthca md all kindred complains. Cures the
worst cases. Lord i Smith, Chicago, ILL.,, agents
tor the Northwest scpffn50$1r
, 1865-09-04
20 Rent.

TO RENTAL excellent stand for
Millinery. pye.s-AakinK fancy Foods tfa,s- ;a,'s
The b well located and 1ery coavenitnL ~, 4 !.
actans Office. Call In huAIuess hours II fonta Xxi
o. Block. .Se.-.--- E- =
ITO RENT-A large tWo-story
frxm~ hnn.a--t rooms, usttf sua Ea|ou vest
Madison strees IN good netehbosh11d; Ato. t,, soma
rooms suitable for houteSce5a7e- Hp''' ss5na!s =
pCstod1te Block. ~
, 1865-09-04

TOR SALE-A new two-story
i and basemeat BsIcE House Of ten rooms, and Lot.
near corner or abash ayepne and 2lst street, fnr
immediate possesslon given, THOMAS D. sNY.DEI:
CO., Zeal Es:ate AgGnts, No. Metropolitan Block
, 1865-09-04

Especial DespaEc5 70 Ent Cu1c&ss6 111ouue.1
ST.. LoU1s. septe-
F1or1-Dol,, with couble exsr~ At Fs.:s per hh,
GEAE:-Hheat without change, WITH salcs Of COM
npa fal at *lo; good fal sL75; pramt tals: choice
Gaj, 4ol3: choice white $21o Com tru but Inactive
With sales Of mixed yellow aad white atc, and Whlte
at Sc pcr busnel. oats steady At 4tsc- Bye stesdy
At &c, : .....
Pxoyr1pSE- -Posk-ConntIy meas At sa.5o per hff,
Bacon sdes choice shoulders 16c; clear sides closed
at tI9,sc-
wa.srz1-sa1es =, se-as per gallon.
Toaacco-Bsfght factory, 1t $L90ats0; plsnters',
sscce 500; do common shipping Icaf ~; me-
dtnm do, *13 oc0ts*5; good do, sLss 167s; common
manufacturing leaf s1s e5s ea1; medium do, $.1s3
Il 50: good do, $3.Qo.
, 1865-09-04

mu"AQAfH NAtkCts
',' Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
'3(uwAIKxE, Sept. :, 1565.
Rex Kr1s-Flour, t,n hrls: wheat, It, COG bu.
EHrx1s7s-El1nT, 20 bs4s.,
Fl F1orn-Quet. Sales go br]s, At t7 for spring e1
tra, and t6Si@7.to for e1tra do. .-..
GEAEs-Wheat qplet md n &C lower. Sales foo, ,Doo
3D. at $l23te1s. fer No, regular, and spot SLIT,
seller to 10Th ard all September; SILT for No. IN
store-closlng weak at S1.esx 'fhr No. cash. Oats
nru at y for new No. /. Rye hrmer-saes at &c in
store.
rfntro nj scs.r
, 1865-09-04

and from this Iotnt the streets proceed eouthwardy
In regular nuiobcr 10 the caty limits
Starring ftpm the LAls VIC have The following
streets and svc9uc. 1hnee On the right hand IRE
IL the North Msfslon. those On the LEFT IN The
south. In the West division the etreete nse The
eame IN n4Ene, but arc distinguished into Nor1h aud
south, The numbers commencing each way 1t Ian
zt..ta aft5
, 1865-09-04
Bourning==guantco.
1ItauteD==#0nfp.

TXANTED-From $4,000 to
w ttsnoc, Any person h1ylus this amount to II.
eens TsT anp7 o1 5os 10 oos OF sSo f. ~
10 e5 G9!esso 6rsa t., T. o;.sfs q MtA ;hs sta e
on don6ie she amount Of principal lnvested, With =
chance to make 81 per cent per annnu. aya1k9,G1N
, 1865-09-04
5trapen.

CTKAYED-Cow-From the old
~ Catholic Ccaetery, Chicago, white Cow, With
red neck. lIb+ea. reward Will lie paid to an{ one re
tuning hcr TO :ss55 Schiller street. sei.N
, 1865-09-04

TOR SALE-First-c1ass Dwellings
l. on Wabash avenue, near Harrison, E11p0. On
Wabash avenue. nenr kiar!dYe Court $1,000. On W.
ER1LL+ EeM Essate odce, No, Metropolitan Block
aecm5315s
Tor SALE-About - acres on
l. Evanston Gravel Road, north Of Cracelal,d.
BAIRD d BRADLEY, Lean agency aud Real Estate
Once, cpe Lake and Lasane ats. se1n3rs-5s
TOR SALE-Five Acres Of Land,
l. corner Douglas rlntt and Indiana avenue. Apply
10 Dr. l. D. BOONE. % Randolph sepe-rn iG-st
TOR SALE-Cheap House and
Il Lo. on 31st street, The tsst house West ot Kaa-
Eatee avenue well built with Ill the modern irprnye-
ments. Inquire on The premises Or 70 JAS L.
KNAPP. lis South Clark st.-roota No. u. up staizs
, 1865-09-04

NEW ToEK, Sept.2-
Prices Of rnlnisS atoeks bid n Eestcn to-day: Cen
tIn1. % Copper Fnli., 2aE; Frsutiin. Is Hancock.
35k ItotktApd, no bid Superior, y.
, 1865-09-04

TOR SALE-An elegant new resi-
modern improvements. Ps!ee s2,Ga. 1. J.. Av Err
Ill. Zeal Eatnte Office, No. Metropolitan MueS.
, 1865-09-04
Ql)ifoeo Qribnne.


GovERNrEST SArE--Jhe Government f.lc nj ths
cogral In this city to-day tsloudayl has not been
postponed ~ esroneorf!y rrpcrted in orr fele-
graphic depatcles, butwiii take place ~ Originally
n1I1l0nnted.
, 1865-09-04

Leadership Of the huge orcheats, Of eou1se az
astraeions hut The great feature w ne, wat9oat
ment Is iane one, Consisting Of svo great song,
Schuteft's sWmderer." IN air By Mozart, md
dact rom "Les Hugucnots," With Miss Ellsworth.
viii BE- veIy itte chance for good eets not engaged
~ H1s1os BnozaEes .a yho.e Eymqastts n 4, e; !;
open two weeks engagement al the Opera House
on TUESDAY evening: Ihey have created positive
since, by The daring grace Of their exploits, and
cannot fail TO receive 4 hearty welcome here.
Thomas Hanlon, Who fell npon the stage Of Pixies
o1ite recovered from his injuries and is again one
Of the chlefest ornaments Of tic troupe
TnE zAsrxEMA fAT5o.ns s5o @ 1Hn A1,.. h4.1EF 1E1
Close Of The Hanlon engagement
MUSICAL PERSONALITIES. u.
Morgan, the great organist, len on Thursday LIST
esp spe as T. IF e FL e s"S &: esaa
Anschut1, atser Fof1ues' concert will return 70
| New York.
sopgst1fssee, ia abo1t 10 giEe q farewell concert
| hels, md y then going 10 New Yo5k to I've.
ton and harmony, Is about to Visit Bloomtng gson,
/ ton Of a class there.
1 V4< ~
county, who has bttherto made Chicago Ills houae
ts,Me are informed, about to 60 to New York tG
Campbell, the cetebsa'ed baritone who was herr
4 fcw days since. hns gone concGrttns to Grant
Rapids, and viii shortly return here with the Eng
li+h Opera Troupe. j
a1rs1c FOB TIE FAH.-Thc ccleb1aied band from
Eastman's National Business College, Of. Ppugh
keepsie, New York. now on a grand e1curaio1
West, will be In this cy to-day, and play for tht
Fair during the week, adding greatly to the inter
es! Of The proceedings. Tho hand Is one Of the fines
posed Of q talented musicians, fvc. Of whom havs
been leaders of coEnet and orchestra bands. The,
are accompanied By reporters hon the New for'
/ md Porc6keepatc press, and m excursion party o
eume loSty PERSONS. It Will be remembered tha
Ills is tbe band that played for Mr.. Lincoln At hi
1art inaugural ana 1, aad IT. TIC honosa h & o. the ns
The houor Of the procession in bis funeral pageant
The institution 10 which this band belongs !
about to estaiisn conese ol nc a1a ha i1
be permanent fixture here aftes 1t opens.
| TUE MICHIGAN AVENUE MunDEH-A letter Na
rccelred By the police on Saturday from Mrs. Kin
remover Of Wellington, Kendall Co., ILL.,. which l
thought to throw epmc light On The missiug ma
who WAS Inst eeen in the hands Of the three rough
| on Michigan avenue, near Twelfth street, On II
Ks Krne5soser " li9si It Nv Wallinslon. Kenaa count,
I formerly apI:a.e In The sad Illinois yo!nnsee;ss
s 1T s9 q eae As i; Ghsea H. i spSat
fsaIa Of sse, dve fcet Ten inches in height ronn
fsced, dark complexion. dark haif. md eyes. Z
hsi pa1ps IT, Ebbfa 1fd Pent N.
md white and dark platd ehitt-" ::
Boz IsyuREn.-LAst evening little before seve
| o'clock little bog named Janes Armstrong, nhot
six years Of asc, and the sun Of 1homas Armstrong
1 no,433,,. Nnrfh Tfirfnr while D1Ayin
, 1865-09-04

Enuth. In the West dlvisiau the etreets nte the
esme In u4uae, hut arr distinguished into Norh aud
South, The numbers commeucing each way 1T Fan
Pine street,
aJfrhfran aye,pe RuHh ttreet,
Wabash avenue. Gase euee1
STATE s1REEr, MoLE911 s1hEE1'
Dearborn et1eea,- Nut!a 1S1Iuotos
~ -. .i,s 80 strrest --r' North LS8lle, .
Wells etreet, N01lA y MtAs{,
sda1krt strrrt North Market,
Tie Chicago Mre7.
f,1nst stnfet. Ldt1abce street,
Clinton Btreet, =
Jefferson street,
peerlafnes street,
Union street,
HA<sTKD G1nkET. ::
Green street, +
Peori1 ttfeet-
SauEanaou street,
Morgan street. ,'.
-Czt}Aotet- -st1ect, -
~ =, Curtis street. -
/. i.>. Nay street,
Ann street, - =
Elizabeth street.
Ada street,
Sheldon street :
REEBES EIREEL -
HOTEL ACcoxAouA17qEs.
There IL no doubt that Chicago will be able 10
lake ture 0! al WHO may come to the Fair. Our
, 1865-09-04

ExCrRsIoN TO Bosrok AND RF1uRx.-Thc saie
Of tickets for The excurEon to Boston and retrtn
yia the Grand Trunk md Vermont Cennal Hallway.
commences today at The ccmpanyEa agency, No. "a
Cts,k street These round tip tickosa, casstng SO
for journey altogether By rail- or t3s ii BY stemer
10 Sarnia and thence by Eail, arc good until Nor.
las, 1855 and are available On either the Portland OF
Vermont Central lines.
, 1865-09-04
GHantfn===maIe Delp.

wv TANTED-200 men to work in
w ssaxmll h Michigan. {:ood ages hnd steady
work Apply Immediately At 101 Washington street.
Room i. np stai1s. MILLER SAMPSON
, 1865-09-04

ARnh~T or A1IEaKD BcRd1Ans--Three young
tnen named James Watson, George Wallace and
Richard firkinston were brought before thr Police
Cont. on Saturday. charged witt being burglars
The defcndanls were supposed to hayc corurnsreda Il
burglary on the night Of the 10th OF August, but
there was no evidence produced, aave that under
the steps Of house on Quincy street, where Phi.
kngton and Wallace were arrested. Two pairs Of
eersed 4 term in the Drdewell. when he was ~
rested. Pns tnston wns discharged, Wallace WAS
lined az, and The execution suspended On condition
While Natsdn, rho II IN old offender, and against
whom 1t il believed The chsrgc.of burglary can be
eustained before tury, vas held for trial al The
Becotdc1.x Court in the sum Of $500.
, 1865-09-04

EEHpcH ACCmEx1.-About one O'Clock on Sat-
u,d.y afternoon, while Mr.. O. Sherman and Mr.
Melick. 10. tho Arm Of Schurcmsn and Meliek,
uese together in the marble yard Of the former, at
the corner Of State and Washington streets. H.
specung the sionc, huge block or slab Of marble
vas accidentally over-bal1nced. and FILL scsnplng
md severely hiui.ing Iii. Sherman, and crushing:
Eli. MI lest WIS completely crushed. md tbs 9th
e. sustained severe compound fracture. Il he u
some IN ,y-Ave yeare Of age, The injury may prove
fatal.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
LOCAL NEWS
;, NEW Yolz AND suE VICINITY.

SERIOUS FIRE AND Loss OF LIpE--SEvEnAn1
pKIsoSs IrJUusD EImusa soErEs AEs Lru1
pFSrs Ata quar.sr 70 o'clock yestsrday sftsrpsorf
Gr, occurre. Al No. 10 Johs street, which rnvsfvss
the ogs Of at Least emo LIE, and 10 doubtful vAsAs
.hers have no, also suffered. Thomas j. Jones, thd
prepreor Of tho place whore tire FIRE sonsrseA, ss1
who kept store with fireworks and other arteAns I'D
snlo, states that he aud boy we're Attins N AN3
back rooIn, when suddenly he heard an sxpieaso 4
and was struck IN the bsck Of his head With RGussS
candle lie Instantly iumpsd from his seat snd'sN
looking round found the whole Of hin Gtock Of hs">
vorki On fire. knowing that Il would bo Hssssss ~
at.Iapt 70 anything, he ran up stairs 70 give
alarm TO the other occupants, one NJ whom hsd sen
women In his employ, and four Of thoss have "N
since been heard Of but the prsIni,es have oet y
thoroughly searched, and only one body Iound t .
TO bo hoped they have esesped. When no r~t
turned he endoAyorei 20 reaoh his safe Snien S'st
ON the opposi,e side Of .he budinG but could noe 80
| 10 Oh sscoun, of the danes. His ioss amoun~ -
s1hoO; insured for $4,000, Tho second noor VIC
occun,ed Nv !. Dunn-lo,tery busnees-who loo
so-o no in,urnnco The third Hoor, fTonL vu eon 4
! MED by J. W Robinson, . silver plater loss siA'N>
I,,,r,d for SsLo Tho back room vas occupied By -
| .rveIops manufacturer whose name could Aak q
| ,s.rnes ls,. ,bout s5O0; no insurance. The an q
vas oeeupled by Harris and RussAnk furrieis ls 4
| ssOo, insured for $780, Tho basement By ~
Csub. Of the Brooklyn Express, whoss loss snoun' I
10 81 Oos not insured The hre YES, through the s's
.,,ion, Of the fTemen, confined W Tho buiding ul
which IL orsinstsd, bot the adjoining buildtae Sa<
| ID vas badly damaged by vsier. Tho first d.
vas coupled by J. Conneh, dealer In YAM
| ka. potions whose loss amounts TO stoe tnrnret
The ID aoor va. ooeupIsd by wLsu a TsaEp', w.
- s,>LC..risasI. ss u.> tAs Es<e
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
TIE WIRZ TRIAL.
Third Days Proceedings.

Washington, Aug. 2ss-rhe Courtroom VS. crowd
ed with ppecistou this mornirs including vomon.
Capt Wirz was brought In At feg m'natts to II
o'clock Tho record " yNsierd.y having been read at
longth, the examination Of Or. John C. Betos vas
rosurned sps.king OF tho Andertouyll!e prison, he
ssid:
The ,cu-yy there was next 70 rottennesS. some Of
the ystisuI. could poteat bsoause their us no nas-
tie-.llu. Their teeth veIo loose. Ihey iIegu'htly
asIed him to give 3aem sol0e!hiny TO eat, which
would not esuse pah,. While pr. stephenson s,s
me iical ti-octor dE not manifest much interer IN
tic =, Let Of the neo'tstous Ghs Ishons were les
shan twenty ounces in tWcnty-ionr hcuI,. u. aid
sspecIIl.y u the foNd wGi o es Srtcie- and mono
tou0is sometimes tho meat va good hnd s1me le@
hod In ooniequone9 et the pay 4y ina .In 70
1o,th. The ana hatioa. and ~. Al. p,a.Ions' IS'i.
sing to ,gsnsreIoun wounds se.e rumerOii,; IL +
There Sas plOiy of'soOd In tha neishbJhJ]' " ~.
isht have te u cCB 70 ans' o. az oesanas. lhfre
waf IN one O,c~iol AL eltolcstion i1ts'en nI
Tf jsre, learned that his chei clerk ha been gr-
rssSi and ordG.e to undergo th, buck sni sas Lne
inanlry Dr.. Janes a,upd thA, the Cloik had neg
lei, to IopoIt inal Who wa msslne ~, Jai. n -
| S!etk till Continued 10 ba puniAhei
A sketch in pencil, drawn by ono Of the inmates Of
| the pri,on IVES exhibited TO tho witness, who 'sd
there ia Dr. Bates, 10 |, examining the quality o
| the eei Hele IA pr- Bates, No. = slT'g meM Nno
toa,. 70 ihe cripple II s gs. aiS Wbsn rson
we're 10 be issuod no would frearelty go Y tne noe
sometimes twenty or hundred would ,nN sniiyanS !.
simnbusi8s sm bone That wss Of fIequeut. oecurt
! renee The sketeh ~n accurate az iaI a. ~ nen, ~
tarty hguIes In the space vbsre only one .ppesIed
| Men AZ sketehed hobhled along on cruHhes OILY
on the sS ssv abss ss sIeRs IN 10 o,as
| way Thsy wanted 70 maAh up ths bones 70 pio'ui
their contents for food.
! Ths Judxs Ady0eAn nzop9tA To onsf N s''aHn'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
News Items.
lBy TtIsgrapa T. IA. Sss York sun.I

TK-Congrsssman G gorge II. Yesin,n, has been
sppoin,.d Minister TO Denmark.
JrrsE l.. Williams, u Indians, has resigned his
position as on. of the Government directors Of tho
Union Pacific Railroad.
Tnr foreign inmigrs stion TO The United States for
the ak months ending with June, comprised
nearly 5000 persons, Of whom $4,000 are males.
SrSoIAL charter election for Mayor took place
ycs.ei lay At New brunswick, n. J. John L. Jsn-
Lin.. Republican, Was elected by Al majority.
BIowSsvlLLr {. growing amazingly, y, and lucr.-
tive trad, has commenced with the Mexican ran
ohcros on the Upper II, Graude
Ma MAuaidf DEIFossE was presented by the
s.qre,asy Of state ~ the President yss,ordsy, In
tho qualify ot Minister Resident Of his kpJesty tho
King Of the Bllysas.
TnRxs hundred and eight bale. Of cotton arrived
a. Cairo, H., ON Thursday also 400 bales for
Evansville. 12 for Louisville, and a. for 81.
| Louis.
Tnu newspaper reports that iLo President has
stopped for he prei.n. extending pardon. are coa-
iradicel by lhs fact that yeslerd,- he hss granted
AK.
CorroS ce,ses 70 come into shreyeport, Ia,
ovilg to tho seizure OF nearly AL that arrives by
the military, complaints beng general Of the non
fullluont u, contracts made with freedmen.
GEE EKIs alyat.Ees tho cio,lnC sale Of Govern
men, stoek in Sept mbsr. Twenty-Five thousand
snlmI. havs teen sold durng tho prea.n, month.
Tie entire procers amount 10 over S40on,00o.
TUE ship Francs II. Cltu. has Just cleared
from Moli'o for Liverpool, with cotton cargo
valued At 400 600 tie hrH eargo shipped tr a
foreign port n.oe the occupation Of the city b. the
Fsieral troops.
AroInRH tcrribls sccilsnt occurred on The Ten
uessss and Asbam. Railroad Yesterday. A pas.
ssnger train which let Nashville Tor Huntsville,
Ais, ran or long tres,le-sOrt. ITO entire train
was thrown II, and ten or twelve persons killed
aud sbou! .wouty injured.
THURSDAY nigh, the steamer George LsSry, from
Baltimore, with 100 passengers and heavy freight
came in collision OF Cove Point with th, propeller
Sea Gull, from New York W Baltimore. lhe Lear,
was cut down to tho waters edge. The passenger
were saved. Tho chief steward Of the Lesry va
lost overheard, and tho chsnbsrnad and deck
hand " ere badly injured.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26
General Intelligence.
tBy Mal 10 ths Hev York SNnl

srvrSrv wes Poin, cadets have, by r.ces
orisr, received hsuLsnabcieaL -
rorve man, who was recently playing cricket
o. New Brighton, Eng, was struck In the tsDpls
oy h-ll' and cd almost Immediately.
irs s.tod that Genera, hsn-n.ld Lowell Ger.
rrcneD y Nout I, become working sditor Of the
DAhY NHw6, In New York City.
WOMAN on Long Island gave the cenrs uss
hs names oi 70 Of her children, and said shs
three more.
Tur returns from ons prec,ne, In Pripcs Georrss
County, MO-, show that on, II $50 vo,nrsL fgt
have been dissnirspehsod by Ne t.sdslrsuon law
OF that State.
Ir 10 stated ths, r. NJ. T. Hunter. a, Y. NV
confined ss . state prisoner IN Fort Pul,,tL asss
for bis release with The privilege Of leaving his
country forever.
rar Italian prisoners, who took par, som. Two
years ago in the Pohsh iusurrscton, and ssni ,o
Siberia, are about to experience . special 90, of
cemsncy on the part Of The Emperor of Russs.
Joas HIroHrl, by permission OF the w. De-
partment, 10 now allowed 70 promensds the
grounds Of Fortress Monroe. He took bis trss
walk ON wednesday morning. and Ia said W have
enjoyed II hugely.
| indignant female, on Thursday, who, having been
cruelty deserted by her fsithless husband. hsk
been referred W by the night Of The quill - - poor
| abandoned crsAtursr
A ooLourp man In Lawrence, Ksnsas, recently
recognising one OF tho ouAnuen murdsrvs vto
sacked that city some Two years ego, and murderr6
some a0o Of is citizens boldly arrested end dsifv>
| cred him over " ths authorities.
Jrsr now, the working classes Of R.usda. chiefly
tho French population Of the Lovor Provinces. ere
| Aocting 70 the New England States Employmms
Ia the factories 81 high wages 10 The principal tn~
ducsmcnt.
Br recent intsrnsi rsvsnus decision svsrybsdy
| is liable 70 per cent. duty who employs laborsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-26

TnE Ohio FARNrs, speaking Of the potato crop
out there, says; complaints OF the potato rot
reach US IRON all parts OF Ohio, and we lave never
known . season when the disease war wide
spread II Is now. Tho excessive rains sppear to
have had an INJURIOUS effect. What proportion OF
tho crop may be destroy Cd We have no means Of
knowing. The Neshaunock IL reported 70 bs suffer
ing most, while the Peach the lessl affected
1t is stated that the crop is likely " prove an entire
failure in portions OF Northern Illinois. Tho tOps
have bten beaten down and killed by tho rains.
and the tuber, arc covered with white spsos Which
dsyelop ualo lha toLY = e. =. -E
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-30
Opinions of the Press.

DIR DOHERTY is II skillful physician and
honorable gentleman. Any .stAtementshe makes
TO his patients he IA sure TO fulfill. That fact Is
one great canse of his eminent success In his pro
fessiou. II Is fortunate that among the many nd
yertising physicians there Is one who can be de-
pended on. "-Review.
"DR. DOHERTY'S reputation aS n physician
IL a sufficient guarantee for the cure Of any case
he undertakes ."-Chronicle.
"DR. DOHERTY has devoted his study more
particularly to chronic, specific and secret prac'
tice. and as such Il now the most successful OF
any q physician In San Francisco, Press.
"DR DOHERTY'S reputation IL second TO no
other physician on the coast In chronic and spe.
cihc practice. mirror.
"DR. DOHERTY.-Few men In the medical
profession have succeeded in gaining the conf
dence Of the public in their skill and Judgment IA
he hAS."-Enquirer.
"DR. DOHERTY ranks As one of our most
distinguished physicians, and also one OF the most
successful. which Is now the criterion by which
the medical practitioner is judged"-Eeho.
DIR D0HERTY enjoys n more extensive
practice than any physician In this State."-Ex'
press.
$3.50 3m San Francisco. Cal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-12-30
Insolvent Notice.

INSTRUCT COURT. FIRST JUDICIAL
~ District. State Of Nevada, County OF Sto'
rey.-Conrad wiegaud va His CreditorS-In the
matter of the petition Of Conrad wiegand. an
Insolvent debtor. pursuan;o TO an order Of the
Hon. Richard Rising. Judge Of the said District
Court, notice Is hereby given 10 all the creditors
Of the said insolvent Conrad Wiegand To De and
npprar before the Hon. Richard Rising. Judge as
Aforesaid. In open Court, at the Court Room Of
said Court. in the city Of Virginia, County and
State aforesaid, on the 18th day Of january. 4. d.
1866. at 10 o'clock A. VI. of that day, TO show
cause, II any they can, why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not be granted, and he dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu.
anco Of the statute In such ease made and pro-
vided; and In the meantime all proceedings
against be stayed. -,
81. 1. $Court, this the 18th day Of December. A.
(S-Sn 1863 l. HERMANN. Clerk.
.0 BY 7. b FOWLER, Deputy.
Bishop s. Wood. Atty for Petitioner. d-l6
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