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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
In Chancery Court at Bolivar, Tenn.

IL 0JNH@ Q eSO AS1-4' tSA . 7 O4444'
ORIGINAL BILL.
Thos. Boyle VS.. W B. Morrow, J. J. Polk tails.
In this cause itappearing from the affidavit of
complainant that defendants w. B. Morrow
an Ben. Williams are non residents of the
State of Tennessee, it is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four consecu-
tive weeks in the BOLIVAR BULLETIN, requir-
ing said nonresident defendants to enter
their appearance in said cause on or before
the first Monday in May next, and plead,
answer ordem ur to complainants bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte.
FRANCIS FENTREss,
March 10. 1866 CLERK MASTER.
nnarlO-4t Prs fee 81 50
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
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In Chancery Court ct Bolivar, Tenn.
o A. BILL
P Miller Co. vs. ". B. alorFov. J. J. Polk.
It appearing in this cause from the Bill of
Complaint, which is sworn to, that defend
ants, w. B. Morrow and Ben Williams, are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee, it is
therefore ordered that publication be made
for four consecutive weeks IN the Bolivar
Bulletin, requiring said nonresident de-
PENDANTS to enter their appearance in this
cause on or before the first Monday in April
next, or the same viii be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing exparte
February, 1856. FRANCIS EENTRESS,
Prs fee S75o-feb Pat Clerk nd Master
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

The Adams Express Company, now known
as the Southern Express Company, have a
queer way of doing business. For instance,
they receive freight ct their Office in Mem
phis, destined for this place, at too dollars
per hundred when the freight arrfDes here
they charge three to three and half
dollars per hundred. Why don't you
stick to your bargain" Mr.. Southern En-
press We believe the fault rests with the
Memphis Office.
Juat the opposite of this is the case with
the Pioneer Express Company. Thev are
honest, and collect only what they agree to
charge.
Memphis papers please copy, as this is
simply the truth and vouohed for by the best
men in Boliya.7
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yBiesU advertisements.
RIO TO

I hereby notify all persons, that I viii not
be liable for any debts contracted by nv
wife, Mary Ann Doyle, as she on the 18th
day of January, left my bed and board with
out cause or provocation.
Bolivar, March 10, 1866.
JOIN R. DOYLE.
Bes- MEMPHIS BULLETIN, copy times and
send bill to this Office
Mar lo-sss
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
Groceries. Etc.

As viii be seen below there has been
considerable change since our last Butter,
Hay and Mess Pork have advanced, while
Bacon and Corn have somewhat declined
The lower grades of Flour are in demand,
but fancy brands are dull and heavy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
Memphis Cotton Market.

Holders are less firm in their views, while
buyers are scarce in the market. The noon
dispatch from New York said quiet and
steady at 43@44c." The sales reported to-
day are of small consequence. So little bus
mess was done that the quotations were
merely nominal. There is some significance
in the fact of these figures remaining while
Ii =. I'll q Z. I'll
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

For guns, pistols, ammunition, and gun
implements 60 to +. GIassich & Co. No. 352
Front street, Memphis, These gentlemen
keep the best in the gun line and you will
anrelY be satisfied.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

CoTTon.-If you want to " get your mon
ey back send your cotton to Fowlkes &
Stefey, successors to Fowlkes & Co, JefFer-
son street, between Main and Second, Mem
phis. Tom Adams is there and viii do his
level best for all who consign to Fowlkes
g. Steffev.
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4 At Nos. 36l Main street, and 80 Monroe
s.reet, Memphis, Blood L Co, dispense all
the essentials for making G cheap, and beau
aful light. Besides, they have many useful
artiolesi in the house keeping line. They keep
oils, paints, zinc tin, stoves, CRATES, lanterns.
anware, sheetiron ware, copper ware, etc
For boots, shoes. hats and caps 60 70
Harris, Moore K Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

J. e. Aiken returns thanks to all that vo-
ted for him at the recent election. He is Of
course sorry that he is beaten, but hopes
the successful candidate will serve as well,
ns ne Tised to have done
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@Tup Harris requests us to say that
somebody stole the halter from him, that he
is broke" and has no four dollars to pay
with, and has no friend who will trust him.
Poor "Tupl" lie can't take that trip on
sh, Suffrage this evening"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

IF you want nice suit of clothes go to
Harris, Moore & Co
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

Harris, Moore & Co. have received an
enormous stock Of spring goods. They defy
competitor in prices, rs their goods have
been bought at first hand. They say, they
wiz not allow any body to undersell them.
Their woollen goods are sold at cost
Ladies don't fail TO examine their stock
For fancy articles, notions, etc, 60 to
Harris, Moore q Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

Our mails are about as regular as the
COWS coming home" Sometimes they come,
and sometimes they don't It seems to be
altogether a matter Of chance. The mail,
which should have been here last Thursday,
{ has uot made its appearance yet Whose
fault is it? Does it lie with the Route agent
at junction, or with the R. R. Co.? Inform
US somebodY. but don't all speak at once.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

We thank the courteous NJ Coats Esq.
for late papers. Ho is always on hand
with the latest. May no prosper, and
never have occasion to go up Salt River.
we arc also under obligations for similar
Iors TO Mr.. VIM. Harriss.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

Fer groceries, liquors and tobacco 90 to
Harris, Moore & Co
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Bolivar Male Academy
J. Milton Hubbard, A. n, Principal

J. Milton Hubbard, A. II, Principal
Terms per Session months to be paid At the exPira
ton Of every half session. are as follows;
Eri1aaFy DeT9f IN ~
Classical and Mathematieal Department.. = %
The Spring Session begin Monday the 5h day q
February Students viii DO charged from the date Of
iii the Of the Session, and deduction VIII be
made EXCEPT protraced sickness rigid dis
cpine will be enforced students viii be required 70
with Eeuemauly dscorul. both and OUT
Of school ROBERT H. WOOD Prest Board tFus
J. C. FLEMING, See,y jan27-3m
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
II ID ID d.
,olivar Lodge No 27, I O. o. F., meets
Dry Tuesday night oficers for presen

BOLIVAR Lodge No. q, I. o. o. F., meets
Dry Tuesday night oaicers for present
term;
VIM. Montgomery, n. G. W. Il Car
ruth, V. g. J. c. Flemin5. r. s. T. a. Os-
born, p s. 4. s. Coleman T.. IL. G. Craw-
ford, w. F.; J. J. Nicely, r. S. to \. 9. r Il.
Walton, L. S. to n. G. j. r. Wood, G. /;
II W. Powell, r. S. s. NJ. r. Parrish, i.
s. s. J. T. Graham, r. S. to V. G.; r. /.
Fobss, L. S. to V. G. r. G. Crawford, D.
d. @. NJ.
Worth encampmont, No. 10, I. Q. o. F.,
meets at Odd Fellows Hall on the LIST and
ID Thursday nights of each month. OF
'cers for the present term.
r. G. Crawford, c. P; VIM. Montgomery,
H. p; A. S. Coleman, s. w. T. A. Osborn,
& w. H. Carruth, T.. J. G. Fleming, J. W.;
J. Reynolds, o. g. James Collins, l. s r.
L. Lghttort, G. T. II. Hancock, lst w. /;
7. A. Parran. ID w; J. J. Nicely, Sd w;
J. r. Wood, 4,h w. r. II. Walton, Ist 5.
Of y; Leon. Bills, ID S. Of N; r. s. Hardy
lst g. Of T. Geo. Warren, I'd G. Of T.; 1.
A. Osborn, d. ID @. p;
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tPsRsoNAL--R. s. Hardy, Esq, our FOst
MISTER, has just returned from business
trip North lie has made arrangements for
an immense stock of Spring goods. Mr..
Hardy looks very hearty after his flying trip.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

r. c. Gist, postmaster at Memphis, can
supply you with Revnue Stamps Of all de-
nominations and n any quantity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

For calicoes, prints and domestics go to
Harris, Moore & Co.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

For dress goods 60 to Harris, Moore &
r.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

We request that all persons having claims
against this Office, or against US individually
viii send in their bills to date for settlement
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R0TICE

Messrs. CLENESTs & BRENT are hereby
appointed as our agents in Memphis to sOli-
cit advertisements for the BULLETIN, and
ara also authorized to collect and give receipts
therefor in our name.
MILLER & PARRISH.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
UNDER TEE MASONIC HAIL.

The undersigned beg leave the citizens
olar end vicinity that he has secured the second floor Of
J. II. Bills storehOuse. occupied by Messrs. War
Rodgers, where he is fitting mp
First Glass Picture Gallery,
Yhers he viii be prepared make every kind Picture
in His ready and he invites everybody
snd the ladies in particular to call snd examine his pee
His prices viii be moderate, and hopes liberal
share Of your patronage. w I. BROOKS.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1866-03-10

AZ Persons riae ia viiisges snd eouuties adiaeen9
.. slitsr yeaid 40 "a y giving paTticalars
81 lnpsFtaataYsnss SHEA nay nansPirs Wtshin taer
! as8lears.
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TO RIVE!

Our Spring Stock will arrive IN q few days
aud Is fan ara eo-apaats-
rasrlosa swINEBRoAD TATE.
, 1866-08-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

The Scuff1c on sChanTe-Rehel Dislike
of tIlc NorlonnI F1ae-Tenth OF m Old
nIason-1fcayy Thunder Storn1-Chol-
crn On Bonzd mississippi Steamers
NInety-ouc Fctnl cnse~.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Grihune.l
s.. Iou1s, July Is.
The a1alr on Change has created considerable
feeling. General Ranney. who tore on the bl1c
ribbon. prints card. apologizinS for what he ca1e
= WTorC md foo'ish net.
Mrs. Aebccca Sire. the President Of the Southern
Relief Association, informs the Democrat that It
has been urdcled By the Board of3lauagers Of ths.
ASSOCIATION to ignore all coloss, which simply
Anthony o'snIIiynn, who h. held the oface Of
Masonic Grand Secretary Of Missouri fos fl1een
years. died at his residence on saturday cholera.
me report fthe Health oacc, for d tweaty four
OF cholera. with twentr.sI deaths.
1his morning thc steamer Henry .tnes arzived
y rxo s q whieh ployed aia The gs esssmel 4 Gonsi
nenlal arrived al noon to-day, anchored in mid
st1esrn, bearing detachment Of colo:sd soldiers
reported 1t The health otdce That dlty-oue of the
coloret soldiers bad died Of chole1n since he len
Cairo, and that he had twcnty-sfx cases On board.
a.ked Colonel bonneville to iake lie Sick men a
M bosid. I colonel bonneville refused 70 DO
10 proceed On hi. Tip. The Captain eays tbai 10
siGluefs occuErd on:his boat except among the
stoned BY their breaking Into lot OF raw Havana
sucar he had on boaft. The Platte Valley, car
nE ae Of a 1fs
Cd pt Cairo yesterday. The regiment Ia en- route
This vicinity w vis.led last night BY p,o1ons::
lightning werc vivid and tnccssant. and the linn.
DER heavy and startling. Thu storm was one q
, 1866-08-14

FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Governor OGle@by and General Logan
Oppressive Heax-Snmples Of Extra
Wheat for the State Fair.
lSpecial Despatch TO the Chicago Trihune.1
SPEsdF1E1p. H., August 49,
General John 4 Logan lef. this city 70. Joliet
this morning, whcfc he Will remain until to-
morrow, when he will he Joined by Governor
oslcsby and Governor Fletcher, Of Missouri, and
they will then proceed to Chicago.
On Sunday the weather was intensely hot and
fultry. enc Of the mos: oppressive days Of the
season. Al 1e N. the barometer etood at y. &c
thermometer at 81 degrees. Wind southwest.
At3p. m- IS degrees; RI p. N. barometer =. III
Thermometer ,1.i s. md heavy thunder shower.
smart shower before sunrise Ills morning, sinee
that It Is hot The thermometer At noon Stood al
about % d.gTecs.
Hon. john r. Reynolds has received trora $. P.
Chandler Of Belleyfl1e, txenty-one samples ol
wheat grown in the counties ot St Clair and 2Iun,
roe, for exhibition a. the State Fair The wheal
averaged from eighteen to forty bushels Per acrc,
twentieth 9fJnne. It is equal to anything evcl
grown in the State. Similar samples Wn1 be sent
10 the Paris Exposition.
, 1866-08-14
FROM LOUISVILLE

The Cholcrz-Futhy Condition Of the
CIty-Humphrcy Iarafalf-AFrest Of
Counterfeitera-Nexxs Change
RuAlne@.
IoE1sTuLK> Kr., Ang. 12-The eho1eza Kay bo
ead to haye assumed IN epidemic form u THIS ciy.
On Saturday twelve caseA and four deaths were re-
ported. Of Sunday fifteen cases md ei1 deaths
Every thing invites The approach of This hosIsd
monster The weather ia hot and the air tstid.
The streets and aleys are tovered With ioni allhy
anil decAyinE vegetable matter. and the city IN
criminal of apathy n 1sfsssnfe To- u wh9e 3
been among The negroes and log whites. IhIee
negroes died 1er5 suddenly, q ShoIesa. on .ae
Sifyer Cloud, from Cincinnati. while ths WIS pass
Inc through the csnal, yesterday. -,.
| Humphrey Marshall arrived gu Satnsuay MsnS
and led o. The early train to-day to ytsit former
friends md neighbors tn HenzE and Shsios eoan-
uce. He l. psscticing law in View Qflssns.
Thrce heavy dealers II e9antestst posss1 sai; =;
| rency were arrested In this city On setaIuAg aaa
sunday, one Of whom attempted hnt 9ziled t. eo-,
| hons stutz Was seized On Sunday.
fhc Gs=tttt, of Ibis ei,y. stle: hasinE been ran
| about two months and undergone Eso Or three
ctauccs. has taken a1other su.u11efxsnlt. and
cozaes down tAts time tn the bands Of George "
, 1866-08-14

Wa hare already announced that General Mo-
tet d Walker, Of Hancock County, has been
nominated Al The UnIou candidate for Congress-
from the Ffith District Of Ohio. The Van Wert
Dull<ttn eays Of the CONVENTION aud The eanai-
date:
The attendance WAS large, and the delegates fa11
Of ca1nes,nese and enthu1ira1n for the success Of
ihe Union eaukc- The determination and interest
displayed OF the oeeastan Of this Convention.
IMPRESSED i'll persons y attendance, of Whatever
pefrpafion, with the feeling that tho Union men
Of the Filth Disu1rt would pfoTe themselves no
mean foes to eo1ter1 with Under he leadership
Of true and trrsty Gepesa. they Ei4 strike for
,he CAUSE they won On the battle dela. bnt lost
;htouSh the TOO accurate ain OF bloody a4sassin.
General Walker WIS the Cntoo tanttdate 1ot
Congress two yea.s ago. and Eade n9h!e hsnt.
His CANVASS Of The district won for him tic rcpu:s
ton OF an eloquent speaker, ready debaaet and
true EentltE,an- Possessed ot ne qeaAue4 e
eseenfiaJ n tic canyaas Of this political "pt.int
and b. cked by his record In the army. We e1pcc
to materially rcduee the majority o1 our oppo
Tents.
I The rebel spirit Of the ssReconstructed'
vas N usnifested At the Board Of Trade In ST. Lout
on Saturday, by IN e1rebel, at the suggestion
| another Of Ike persuasion, tearing blue nono.
| rom aboquet which was boond together of ssa
| ssht,n aud blue 1ibbons- Tbs scoundrei "no Oil
1shou.d ha,ebeen l5uehed On the spot,
, 1866-08-14

the National del,t That debt uss created BIZ the
war lat !. was eFeated by this country as we1l q
esea Il GaoS bad e n insessst It;
SEX S{t es hs sSS,5s
aosiins vs. further from on Y thei3 ie'ee anen. aae
@1s onss y porpt s a ss s
poyerishcd by she war; its banks. its money re-
IN, ,he ol restoring ths prospcs eel orthelr
s:ction. and without crelit. But one road 1rna
srccrc oyalty to the Generai sass y Ind
eanaia support q Tie Onion; Their interests,
,!on Of their properly, md therefore this addtiaa
Il and teason acn,d was addcd Cd t. he many 9
# ssfs SS%4sssaass sSs%ss II Ps s;
ne os psSns a
1t sns doop. aSsp aHa I'D
II: or asked il fhis waa just. tche. OF ttSo,
no:.J he continued 5hsse topEesen,atives
tho very foundation Of The Government, ihe great
principle Tor which our fathers fousht, that ihe7e
ihsll he no tax without representation. The
81 5ssa r: s'shi fcas aen!ss !siEs1asesiSs: Eaaseias
III Ht Q0"s 0I AonE1Csks nnu 10y Inc SulahC OF that
power had been refused admittancc.: tie asked
apns sa' en
''Their Representatives" said hc,. ado not
| 60 to Washington to employ any
Trojan losrc str3tagem; they do not process 10y
ally merely 10 ol'tntn adniuance. 20 that after
| ward they can throw OF the mask and
| etIeasor 10 tmpcEfl or overthrow the Government
They do not nsk admission mercl; to create q
der, IN all .siuce1ity, 10 aid tic lcg.ela-
That. tight the Constitution grants them,
| to flclp 10 make 1aws for Union they
lore equally with the people Of the North, he be-
llcycd thct exclusion wns opposed by the great
minority Of tlic people Of the North. and hu fell
sue that penus5lhania would, npon this question,
At !hu Fall election, roll mp q laEge majority
fF"'ss sss 'assl aas ft fne'sy y;he Hf aaisas sd st
euuac taey happened to hare the majority to
lccp oui The ,niiso:iy to deprive 1hcm ofat si.ast
majority might hereafter follow.
Mr.. trr rlCecd his speech wllh professions o
attachment fur tic Union nua support OF the Pscs
it!cnt'a policy. III safh the sentiments were gen
e:af r. The South, and t.at ss people were as,sioG
tit Eofth. 1ffs concluding appeal T. at at at
soutiesn, wl!c1hcr Wh,e War Democrat. ncmn
nov nov Ll tLat The efasss fs 'dss'''pis q t.
war had forever sct.lcd ,hc vcxca questions 6
The last four ycarR, md ylnlcate the integrity q
The Government TO raiy IN i. behalf and rroclan
Webster. Liberty and untaD, nrc now and Soreyc
''ne and intcparahle. The speaker was greet:
! with constant applause. md: three cheers wct
! *:iycn tor him wien he rcttred.
, 1866-08-14

Cholera Case@-Week1y Morality Rs-'
Itor1-Amende Honorable Called For
Election Ifeu1ay &c.
Especial Despatch to tie Chicago Tsibune.I
M.zpms, August IL
There hayc been five fatal cases ofcholesa. The
general healih Is good The total OF grown per-
tous deceased last week WIS only eeycntcen-
1he Board Of Aldermen yesterday called for n
proper retractlou Of the charge Of Naxor Pa<k
that the Aldermen were Il Get Of thieves. Tho
Mayor inserted this when drunk lt The fxemen"s
supper, and was struck By Alderman Blrk. Both
metc arrested ard nued By Ike Metropolitan
Police.
Byers md Hobtou were elected Consrc..rncu
ftom the Ff1et and Third Arkansas Districts
and Walker, Clerde min and Compton, Supreme
Judges.
1ho registration closed last night, with 1,tus
voters fu The county.
M!chae! Combs. j., claim agent. hount over 70.
rape, had another hearing yesterday en- h1stas
1icicuEy Is drstees.
, 1866-08-14
THE CROPS AND WEATHER.
Reports from Various Points ThrouEh~
out tllc Northwest.
tspccia1 Dispatches 10 the Chicago T5bune.J


liyosr, ILL.,, Augnrt 1o-!icasy rains fell here OF
Saturday and Saturday night. sunday was elordy
aud very warm. Cloudy and csory appearance Of
rain so.dny. llay nnd grain in bad condition.
CAIRO, ILL.,. August l3.-Saturday. weather
pleasant: thermometer e5. sunday tho hottc.t
tlny ortl,c Season thermometer 1h. Tts-t3ay tho
thermometer baS nt Twelve noon +: indications Of
rain.
OTTAWA, ILL.,. Auguet IL, e:2o r. m,-sincc Sal
nsday wu have had three heavy rain storms. bc-
sidcr frequent showers. Weather unsettled to-day
With strong prospect Of rain. NOT much damage
dGpc q N. 1s g'9'n y no,t'y ~ ~ :sssk
Weather sinec warm sad e1ondy.. 4 prospect 81
S; GrnrsEo. ill.,, Ausast is.-Thc @ hrasy % Wild and
rs!Htsot Saturday night have not injured 4. much
}nrct. Whcrs ii has been poorly s,aeEed tho be
bcasen Into shea badly, though no serious dari. IN.
| nru il expected: a. Today has been fne breezy
dTytnF aaSS, and n.y. csening the weather appears
McIrAs, ill.,, August is.-sa.u.a.y, 1lth. wea.
ther hot; Sunday, i:,h, 1oa degrees III Tho shade.
ro.dsy "a il Z eSoi and I pes,sn. so dssse donc
G,9tnp, H.. August ,a.-11ent min Sunday
| cloudy HOW crops unhasmrd.
lIKeclx. H., August la-Hatd rain At fonr a.
sSss &c ss a;iSy :'si sss' ?Ee
momeier lot in The shade fn the afternoon, r1eas-
m: this morning. Corn blown down tn some
places nnt as general thing there Is little DAM
WAMnrx. III. August 13-Wheas cut is growing,
oatx not 70 bad. Harley half damaged. Corn Is
MAnEsGo. ILL.,. August 18.--1he heavy rains OF
Saturday have greatly Injured the ciopt. Wheat,
shiy 6e one.il.ird iess shai thc avciase. weaihct
| yesterday and to-day warm aud pleasant.
Ss Il m
were Jill II ths .bsek. lie nne weather Of las!
,hc grain was stscied ~ iair condition. il il yct
tho early TO know whether The late storm has In
jutrd the grain In etack. Corn IL now fully mp te
C canlissi1iz, L it,. 1sena is.-1l.s weather OF
! Saturday wns moderately warm, with gralus
Of tn Is, ,svcninS
morning was cloudy and very warm, with distan
ehowcEs. Tho Temperature increased till abou
f,rcd, with paper collars on Tie decline, and Wit
t gradual decrease. In four hour. there We.
t change Of eighteen degrees, With heavy thnGde
/. there vas continual thnndcr storm, and tho n
Ter that fell ie xarlonsy estimated At from three
el1 inches; At6:3oa. n, the rain sssssd fallins
tion Of few hytng Clouds the day has been cles
q and excessively hor- No 3aaags to crops:
ssalda; ~ S IT.. Rea saSl s sss4p eS;
;, ming. Cloudy On Sunday bal no rain cles- an
;, pleasant to-day With prospects Of fals ~eathe
ssns sss'sr pa & sss s f. s:e6& e. &
It and eEinninE to eprorf.
PEontA, August 13.-Hcavy thunder and lgh
nas Ssss e, hss s;,,s and Gsh b;s9
Is nbont as sewers as ever this scasou. and uefcu
= ranged from % to 81 In the shade ycty lutte r.
In last night. To-day II clear and 70. Indication
, 1866-08-14
FROM NEW ORLEANS,

Prevalence of the Cho1cFa-1 Rebel
Grand Jury Int1fct~ Loyul Men.
NEW OE1EAss, L., August 13.-The Grand Jury
have made report with reference to tbc Conven-
lion ssots- and OF course condemn the Conven-
dcntsts. and hayc presented indictments agnlnst
several prominent members. and recommend
It raay lie of interest to know that nine Of this
Grand Jnr3 held office nnter the hosrs rebel
arc returned Eetel officers, who had a reputa-
tion Of the most biood-thr*ty and SAVAGE chatac-
tcv all during the war, and tlot thres the rtlest
t-y, No7lh or South.
Arrived, 3iontery and General Sheridan, from
New YORK..
cent Cholera deaths Tor fortr-cishS hours, ending
at this q: NJ city. No indication Of martial Law
being withdrawn.