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, 1866-12-05
FRO.I MADISON.

Governor FnfrcL1ld atnltrs Hts Anuunl
Tour ot luspect,ax %moug gbc state lnstt-
tutisns--%nio Robbery = -4natHmoalRs-ln-
trrunt kcvcuur.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trlonne.1
MADISON. Wis, Deesmbe: f-E@ p. M
loresror Falschl1d, accompanied by 0caera' T.
&. Allen, Secretary Of stslc, and General ]. N
RaAl, tsank Comptroller. has gone 10 make Ills
rnnuai tour Of specuoH in the State institutions
Tic expected 10 visit the staee Prison Al Wsupun
tp-i3sy; The Blind Asylam, At Jsnes'ille, on Wed
ntsdtI the Institute for siIe Deaf ana oonI' a.
DclasaD, on Thursd4J. ....
A safe III the mil! Of Wn1. Thompson. OF Max6.
manic, ID this county. vas blown open Saturday
hight. about twelve O'Clock, probably BY some Of
Tho gang who have been opcra3ng in Tho same
~ q c1sen here and robbed OF some s., 100. Two
men, suspected Of The burglary. took tho cara 4
Iew miles veal tho same night. one leaving this
traln al Hprinc Green and the other at D0scobe..
Detectives are On the track OF both
Hon. Z. ". Kcyts, Mayor aud Postmaster ol
thls city. married. nj Jancsvfte to-day to Mrt.
I.pufse Sholes. a lovely and accomplished widow,
and lett for Now York and Washington Oh his
bridal lour. -.
The Internal Revenue collections for this psa-
trict, In November. amounted to 3l9,61.
, 1866-12-05

Ncy,rxxn1e TutA74r.--Mr. George L. Alkou's
version or griffith CAunt Wac repeated last night
to a good house. Without entering mo an ca-
animation OF Mr. Atken'x new version. OF lnak-
inc odioas comparisons with III fasal OIL Inc
Museum, ytlch We may do at more convenient
tins W b sp t. t. s aihfa ss
n I'M novel. II Is not deficient ia merit. and
p1sten1s ~ sts several striking and effective esenc.
'esNSm1 esNSlms1nH.Nan1it6Gs1 " drew lager audience
1at night thar on aona, o"'af 70 p1ay tne vent Of
sstnaot,'e with rrcater tcl1t than before Some
sliEht inpeHecaons which Appeared on Ing oPsn. DEE
IL: srSntJy better acquainted with their several
pats play n ias wssk he'd aytt.te
t@ Ches1o to uisht
mahEs aar. MT itnnse Ia TIC drama Of East Lynne
IRc ps V 3ae oi eeats commeuced On Monday at M tas
sas :na H'sSy sas,s ' iGsp%Sss: s;p p%ssasa as III
ACNE. cd fo1 hcrfe1f hig seputaiion r. she ~
If nyr ia,nons rcndinon q aay eta."1s Eli I'll
A.dsmev vne and We ss SeHGs y uo unotouai.ed to BE-
nIrtElass dramatic performances. ene sup
ported hy an e1c.!l stock conpanGy. G,, A. orc,
Nr RAYMOND the ur1ager. has occH NJ ksSSii
rxneisc ia bringing out Ibis popular drama. anu
~ 1,ydorpapec prove equal ta his promises, 4
deserves hearty support. Seats may be eeense
~; Isg1n Isqsn1of; fl;aarssoss cmcus.-Thts poPula
place Of amusement continues t9 oe well pa
fnnfLCd eveiT hight Ile I1foI!d SioWA ~
rn1nic siurer James Reynolds, made his n1at -
pcarauec On Monday. ind proved so aefeptaol
saen hS Sst 1aSxse
rcrcnts reduced the prices Of admission to b
'oieeum.
~ hali On Dtccmbe, lslh, In Washington ua
TIE HuMc1ASs' Un1oF will give theiE anna
reetival on Thursday, the 1sth instant ~ Iutu
nrta. Tie Wcll-knoHn ki1cs,u5 Brothers hs
I'm e. rased 10 cater for the occasion.
, 1866-12-05
RAILROAD DISASTER.


A Bridge Breaks Dow n. PTccfpitatinR n
Number OF Cnrs Into the Rtser-One Fer
son Killed and Il Number Woaudcd.
ZAsEsvr11E, otio, December 4.-Great excite
men, wa occa.!oncd hesc this morning By PoE-
tion OF tho eAstwa.d bound passenger train, Due
here at nine o'clock, falling through the iron
b11dcc at thIs place. The engine, tWo express
lie .pltsepeef train. md al a. rsae1ns snetns
a. shc 1sne time, now lay in the river aperteet
wreck 1t wAR at first feared that crest many
rerrops were killed, bat as yet only one a1c
Is known TO have been lost The bridge was On
Eollnap's patent, aud was considered euosiAntiA.
FAC following Is LIST of tho Casualties - tA5 =
known: Jesse HILL, Pleasant Valley, Ohio; ki.sa!
Levy Claypo1t, Eashport. left ankle, shsau5 !:
James Havlland. Gainca' Station. Michigan, 1nkle
rna Read; Nr. 1Isrt, New Jersey, slightly 1hos.
Wing, conducto: ul passenger tram, enEpts ,
isenf. Ship!ey, engineer Of freight train, ahgnEy'
t;rn Thomson eseunan ol passenger train, s!ignt-
IL: Patrick Smith, engineer Of passenger raln'
| tlirhtly. F1,-sa,
! messengers, we're tnlnffa. " ~
Smith, the engineer. blew down oEaEes.- M
kcpt whistling until bis engine sttucs nc Hatgt i.
1hc Remaining cars Of the passenger tram loal e
! number. were 6Iled with people coming aetc Y
| attend The State ronolog!cal Society. Wnicn
| meets to-day. TboiE escape is Inlx Woudaaa!. l.,
/ CISc1xNAT1. December i.-lt WI! require 9 ~
cal days to repair the broken bt1dse Al 1anes
I
, 1866-12-05
FROM NEW Y0Rk.

supposed Loss OF Life at the Fire OF ofon-
day NtqLt--t}pIntons Of the Cttv Press on
1ioub-R. B. Counolty Elected Comptroller
Articles TOR the Pnris Exposittnn-Rc-
wnra offered for an Assassin Convicted
Ut RnDc.
NEW fon6, December 4--Four persons are
missing, and are supposed to have peslshsd In
tbc Walker street fire. VIZ: john birmingham,
Adam Macllgcr, Henry nean and George Robins.
Iae e. .n he e nu9pSI viii not
NV YoaK. December THE To5|a, CON.
%sns hahs1ss q ~ hs s ormer ssss Viii re:oae
liable ateadiness, but with the calmuess of con-
ecious strength. He refEsins from dlscaselnS Or
Of lie Southern members, because he recognizes
no authority on tho part Of Congress- to lmposse s
MS mcssacs @ On ills leading topic are excellent"
The tribune says It has no heart to dwell upon
Ibis drcary, llfeless document: Thelc is nothing
Andrew johnson is as much an enemy as when
he menaced the nation IRON the White House ten
months ago. The duly devolvin: upon Congress
now becomes more solemn and Responsible tnd
We look to Congress with taanite yeatnins: =.
The Trcsident talks of tho ancient landmarks as
sunihe.n are ard Blood, Is Il tie war hsd dehauged
nothing, and as the recent elections had decided
The 5sme. fnds cause for regret that rres!dent
johnson has neither modified bis HieWs nor given
| principle or policy 10 tho demands OF the EoEcrn-
ing stases or Congress. ..o,,.
passed oG very quietly today. Richard B. Con
\ molly. nominated by the Tamu.any Dcmoesaey,
was choeen CoWpt1ollet hy aeont 21oo plufalii,,y
si.s5v; Michael Connolly, Mozart Democrat
TR Ps;s1 1p pe s Taea aa'as 'sa ssss
designed tor The Paris exhibition, ts now loading
, 1866-12-05

ot take ard Flt,Ahcth streets. and on Tho eornst
Ct Ma.kct and lea%oa sttecta. Miss Sarah 3.
-erood NEE declared unanimously elected Tor the
~. FAMED +chool, and Miss Flora II. Parrish Tor
Niss fA,ah o. Babeoek was also elected teacher
N tAc Rolling Mill School
ATTENDANCE.
lie Superintendent reported Inc following &o-,
tttnct OF attendance for Eo>cmber:
Nor., t6l5. Increase. Doc,
Iotal No. co.
iolled. Cs598 a.QH -...
!: ionEins. 1s.4ss.1 1,Ts.l 49,.
1t. ci. Of ay. No.
belonging 10
No. enrolled. e8 ... .... ....
~. daily a1tetd.
ancc...........1be0a 11sg7s 1851 ....
r.. c. OF ay, dali
~ attendance. p36 PHI IL
Cascs OF taFd,-
nrss.... -. COOS 7,1ss -. i,o9o
IT. ct. Of iasdi's g IL i
AMENDMENTS. 49,.
The committee On revision Of the claItee report
ed ellndry auepd,neut concerning pnhllo schools,
~hch were adopted aud referred 70 tho common
Council,
Atjouruco.
, 1866-12-05

Especial Despatch to the Chfcsgo Tf1bhuc-l
MILWAUKEE, December &.
FLorr-Dull aud unchanged. with sales OF lQo brls
choice spring at f9In.
GnA1x-Whcat quiet and advanced &c, with sales At
D. m. board Of eo,p1 bu At *laal.so Sales at noon
board Of ~ pu No. At $ees; a bu Nc. At sax
a1st 20 bu no. at f1.6x@1,69 1000 bu rejected at
s1so Oats r1ner. with satea Of $500 bu No. at 4fc
Corn nominal, At SIC for So.3.
PEoy1s1oxs-Dun and lower, with sales Of 500 bsls
mess pork At $ls-oe.
DRESSED Uoos-Decuucd a5c, at $s-5037.a.
Lrvx uoae-Unchanged, at esno46.so-
Isrc11pTs-1,ooo brls nour, III 600 bu wheat.
Su1rxxSTe-1,Qeo brlA dour, 900 bu wheat.
, 1866-12-05

IL this city, Nov. cth. h{ Rsy: H Mhss1er: q iss
1upttst. Church. MF- R0HERl VsdoAeo ooa Sa19e
GEORGIAkA q. PORTIONS.
Also. Dec, u. by the saMs, NJ; HESHa ~ MY sEIsoN
IN iris eltT sunday Dec 3D. ut Tho rcsl1epcr OF his
fa;her. Is the ReT. samue! YtkcI, " 9, Af,DKICKs.
nf ChttAro. and Alsa AAGuE A. F4r.uELEUR. of
New In1k CITY. ... .
At harrington. a tho residence Of tho brides iatne
on me g in,t hE tne KeT: wis Raymond. ~! VII
Il. Vsn Gopcen, Esq. ali Of Burlington, Cook co-
Ill.
Nov. 18th, 1t tfe residence OF r. 4: fenne1L Es9.
Normal. ILL.,, ~ tie Rev. +. g. Tra.k. vi. W. MAhs-
# Chicago. and Mir A. E. SMEAD. Of Eim hfofc
, 1866-12-05
st, Louis Market.

st, Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trthune,l
ST. LOUIS, December t.
TonAcco-Dnll and inactive. Ounces, cs7Bxc.
FLorE-steady but dull, At ts.739lo0o for common,
and $1s..a for extra
GRA1swheat tlsrn, At 2o5 sor spring. sud s26o for
fall Corn dull heavy and declining; white. 92c new.
7Oaeoc. Oats advanced; G7@sSc. Nye, 914s1c. Bar
ley-fpripE, fl.13; fall. $1.1o.
IlAY-Acttve, at S165o@laso.
pRov1atoNs-I.Ard, 13Ae. Pork. sao5a.
NnlsKET-Lower. at tee7.
HoGs-Flrmer, At Ga6xc In Eross.
, 1866-12-05

BA71xoqx. December I.
hich grades arc nomtnally unchanged Softhwesteru
a1tTa dull. 49,. ,-n.,.,
vhcst-Good prime heat At 7703a.S for Inferior
very faiF, $2.A4:ts; for good and rrtme whits
dsnp. Osts-bsN &c By wateht. Ryt--*lm. salea 0
10 bags Of prime quality for codec a tsf@ Sts.
slowly viii pricc1 IN favor Of buycza Raeon-shond
81 iGa1tAe: clear .t4es 5e so % 1ixssdEHs az
GxocxHiIs-S1xaI*-tu!tt and M chang.
WuUKET-pu1i. and tie market well supphsa.
, 1866-12-05

Cinctuuntl marxGt4
Especial Despatch to tho Chicsgo Irioonc.J
CtSc1SSlr1, December 4.
F1orH-Morc astlve Sales ofe1fsa ut $lo5a317H,
and family It {t2sAGals o.
GRA1s-Wheat shade frresr, but inactive; salcs OF
No. rpring At *4,es do winter II e2ss. Corn urm'
new ear acre 1t o1aa5c. sheflcd At &c. oats nnet.
and held ec higher sales. R5e active; sales s'o0
bu No. At ti.ls31.15. Barley nom1nalfy &c lower.
CoT4oS-Flrner; sales Of Middling at Sok@Slc.
wumktY-Declined 1c: sales Of bonded at Sc
PRoy1sloxs-Dnl smsli sales Of Incss potE At $ls"
Bacon quiet sales Of shoulders at 1c nnd Clear hane
as14c. Hulk meats In better demand; sales OF saoal.
ders at Sc and clear sides 1t lie packed Green meas
dali sales Of shoulders at 5Kc. sides n 7x94c and
bama At 9A&2Kc. Lard dull At 11x912e4 with snau
saez-
ss.7NG71zk net-closing fdr1l and weak. Receipts,
4s10. ...
F1SASc1AL-Morey close. Exchange declined;
Discount buying and par sailing.
, 1866-12-05

Facts arc Stubborn Th1nEs, and cans
not be Earnqaycd. Such ts thu cage With Mafsdens
Pccioral Balm. II =. fact thai 1t hes never tatcd
10 relieve and cnte every caec of Asthma. lnln-
c,.za and Bronchial Diseases. To prove this state
mcnt to be fact, he has Instructed his agents 10
refund the amount in ans Instance where It fails
to cure. For sale by all druggists. Hnrnhana =!
Vansehaack, Wholesale druggists, IL Lake euee@
Wholesale agents.
, 1866-12-05

Another Chance. In view Of the mp
cded TO continue the sale OF haf goods at Inc re-
duced price Of twcntS-dye per cent Tor Anothe1
week. hare Just received large ,poitat1qn et o.
bc sold before the first OF 1snnary. The old
adnec OF tho nimble afxpcnce IL tho standard
, 1866-12-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Henry Rider, Of Chatham, Coinnhta p, ,Ea
state, says: "Thc Condition Powders made by
Dr. licrr1cs, Of Albany, called Harvelrs Powders.
tweuty-fiyc cert package Is worth ten dollars to
any lore out Of condition" Sold by all dealers.
J. Il. Reed j. TO-. Chicago, ILL.,. agents Tor the
West.
, 1866-12-05
Won't Head It.
CulcA0o, December 1.
Edltore Tribune

Ed1tore TC16unc: ..... ... ..
In hi. mo1nins's issue You sag vi ts The duly
Of every citizen 10 read the Presidents Aessasc,
eupunse thopc who voted at the last election did
NOT understand what they were vounG for! Your
advice ts good hnt will venture there Is not one
voter 10 thoueAnd who will adhere to your advlce
and read the ''Messnge." "1t CART swinrW
CONSERVATIVE.
, 1866-12-05

s1OO.-An energetic man with 300
will be offered an iHdueemeut rarely met Tlt1 by
cailiuc ii 40. 13l Clark street, Room 16.
, 1866-12-05

Azure at Lnst!-One more disease con.
anctrd The wort cases Of rhcumasisrn arc be-
inE daily cured by the now ana Wontettna aiseos-
crT iuowu as Metcalfc's Great Rheumatic Rom
eds. Lord j. Smith, Agents.
, 1866-12-05

prFfA1,p. December 1.
F1prE-Qutet: No. spring ft1oo; Western and
C4pada white wheat e14-Aaf5D. ,,,
f;EtI.-WhtSt quiet and Inactive. Cnru-H0. l1!}.
utis mixed oiered At xloo Without takers nAa neld
at sc, Narley-cArtdA Il .04ai.Ga Rye He3*lIW.
rtov1s1ost-Pprk FL %. LAID lE..
REc1rre-tlour. 1Aeos bfs; wheat. ST. *etc oo eo9p
GsSI Eroirs9W hast aIeu bu; corn, 1890 hu.
, 1866-12-05

II you want to buy n Plano dcnse
purchssc till you SEQ the celebrated Nazeton
Piauos at DYE's Noomg, 10l Randolph street.
, 1866-12-05
-. I11innl. Cen, nj Raf1rcaa

Accident on the Illinois Cent raj Rallrcad.
p.sTos. Ford County, H.. DecembcS THE
snrdsy nlcht Train on the Illinois Cen1al Rail.
road came INTO collision at the Pers tanf-tso sn,
.ar*w Witch had been blown OF the switch upon
thc ~ ain track. The engine, two passcpger and
h.rrare cars we're thrown o3. The conductor
xsx tIiehtl{ wounded. hut no pne else was hurt,
md tie Gepth Of TIE uud prevented any damage
last nicht's train waa detained but short
time and tho road il clear.
~ ihe breaking OF switch fope here last eight,
two men were inintco-one slightly. the Other, II
in feared, fatally, tho lion hooK striking their
.Eulls and iras&utinT them.
, 1866-12-05

Closing Ont sale Of Skates Simon
Iiysch s Co. wish to call The attention OF city and
country dealers 10 their stock OF skates at re-
duced prices. Purchasers will do well to call t
their factory Nos. =! to ~ Ewing street. be-
tween Haletcd and blue Island avenue, before
nurchattpc elsewhere. Blue island avenue cars
rruu .yitnin tl2lf block Of The factorI.
, 1866-12-05

The ls1EnxA KxrKxr1 collections from this
District. dutarg the month OF November, wrrc
FSSACe Is
, 1866-12-05

u. i. rrSTEsAHy.-The regular month'y neea-
frs of!te Nctnodst Centenary Association was
held yesterday morning at ten O'Clock, IN the
I,c:u.e Room nf the Clark street ". +. Church.
N:.. i.sa.s presiding. Minutes of the last meet
l.r wcsc 'vaa and approved. @ The Ihs IreasSSfSir. ia.
clutcti ;l.e following summary:
Amount Of money received during The 9,
,rcnus Ia"n.h Of money paid ost during the ~
E,lIil,.. 49,. -........-. 900
A,nonn, Of money outstanding; ::.-Si,1l7$ =
The corresponding Secretary. Miss Kite b.
strb,ilae read the report Of the list OF eorirh1'
lions. nlch amounted 10 81, -, be:idca <la1
~ npal 1,eF ySa9 y ths 81
I'D " ho to,.sts lsd acree OF land nj Centenary
gilt. I he ttnatlon WAS accented vita taanfs'
xuu plare4 III the hfudR OF the Ifnstess ios suo.
(lu cju;;ou adjourned, to meet in EsansIon on
thr s,eoud Tuesdxy Of January, II u T. m.
DICKENS NV Cnn1s1xAs S1onY,-7hc uauae ot
C!.:.le. UisHcn; is 70 intimately associated with
Merry Christians, that 1t IL tsd persons have act
r.i;y tccu fund who drn1y beltevc that he hao
soE,S stiae 10 do IN the making oftt VIC know
no, low il ui!i be whcn h. has departed Christi
mas wou;d uot louk i,.caf without the welcome
spma,.rcc Of = story from him. i L. thin!
Wltch s looked for as eagerly as nll The othe
Rms and .ood things which come a. that nspp.
s.asur. We MI Tue apgsa,anSes ss0ed o. ~ Teno
s,o'i I.las. I." Of Eoe;ou. The tttle. ansb!!
Junction, ilsels asmost rs good ~ IN autograph
as lsnSIpes osfI s ns W fcsosnsxc il os
:.raint, playful touches the mark q that Well
Known Eant which ha. nos to5sos It's eunIsn2
afcuns n5s the snirr e1tra number of Every sa
1r.i.s, ir >,y Dickens. the remainder beinE nil"
n hT o,llcr hnads-nataes compAfatlFelS nnkno~
Il fame Mugby Junction Is pleasant Christina
ssorv, and wifi doubtless have an extensive ciscs
iat!vn
, 1866-12-05

conEEr71os--Wr arc requested to say thht he
Oliver 5. Fo1d Is not ct present couuec:sd wiz
The p1a1is and 1owcr store which was the seenc OF
tie Csc Yesterday morning.
, 1866-12-05

Paper HansipEu and window Shades
al greatly reduced priecs. F. e. Righy, s. Ran
dolph.e(.
, 1866-12-05

Sc1InS1s' uoNR-All lillt against the Soldiess'
Rome viii lc paid to morrow II tho Court House.
Ii Room Nc $, at 3p. N.
, 1866-12-05

Our Country Friends In want Of Goods
OF any kind from Chicago Win do well 70 send
their orders either by mall OK express to the E1-
prcss Companies Purchasing Agent A. L. surn.
NHN
, 1866-12-05

GIovex, Gloves, E1tttks HHckskin
Glorea.-A large assortment for df1y cents pair,
at Stems, opposite the Court House.
, 1866-12-05

A Surc Pile Curc.-Dr. dfibert,a File
lnstsuncnt positively cures the Wosst eassS o. o.
Tree. Sold Dy drucr}tts. Agents wanted every
xhcre Addreaa ]. h. RoaANk, Manager, No.
E~o.5sx~r fnyk
, 1866-12-05

Merur- December I-A destructive hrd tits
morning dc :tro5ed between x2o0,Co aud 500. .09o
wonh of properly, including live etock anu build
tuE5.
, 1866-12-05

60 IN n. r. merr1it,a, Wholesale and
rc,ni1 dealer In kerosene lamps, lanterns, chan
deIicrs, table Clnss ware, looking glasses, &C..
Nos II and T3 Randolph street.
, 1866-12-05

Albums, Wholesale md 1ketniI.-At
Steins 10 Clark street, opposite the Court Aousc'
, 1866-12-05

CoxkI77Ep.-MAsra.et Stone, charged Win re-
ce,7sps stolen goods. tie 'het's al Annle ao"ese'
8:oM residence On Tnssa ssennsa was astlhes
United for trial ia bail Of FLU.
, 1866-12-05

D,scu scu.rcEp.-Calhe1inc williams, tho uutoztu-
na,r woman who lost child at thu burning Of
Gt,l.s hocl, arl hss efncs led tad life, charged
with ,h, thrft OF m o@cecnat, received hnal cx-
.r,,1 .;iun yesterday morning At tho Police Conn,
s,.! v.s Gischzrgcd. EH
, 1866-12-05

rotrnfe,a Aromatic Vegetable SOAP,
A tupcTor Toilet Sosp, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils; in combination viii Gyeefins; .3,S
and especially designed for she use Of aaies ana a..
washing properties nnrtvailcd. r.. T. 4 ea,e X all
dtnvcista. nfl.hYl0-lyA&N
, 1866-12-05
Rich and Medium Furniture,
AND
FRENCH PLATE PEE GLASSES,
AT AUCTION,

That has ese1 hcen offered at public sale - tais c
oc cash day conset,nE Of one Of the most e3sen
size stoclt OF custom furniture n tne We.L
aud consists Of newest and nl7et bcantltut stya
made alt Of which IL rlAde Of lie hcst seaaoned WooH
and hy the best akcEs in tho country Sot AZ article
wi1l be allow ed in this sale that cannot 90 e
design cannot he Surpassed II eaaai!ea west Of New
York. De etock consists u part OF elegant paflof
sets In ali 1te fashionable styles Iuade and cosefe1 IN
The heat at Eifk plush SILK cotIe1ne terry, noquese
reps and halrcoth; elegant Turkish chatfs pat1ol.
drnwirg.rco and other fancy chairs; Eehtle1cn* re-
yacgs, wolk, alove nnh handkerchief boxes; Oriental
and folJtnx ctairs: very tnc etsEefes. Wild Ffench
plate glass ladies' elegant aad
AuithFd Ii ebony and vareEAted III the Mo8t
manner: Frerch and stands llbf o33k.
cases Ard fccrctates hraEy tables eteps and chals
assortment izcy brackets ever seen 10
he thicg fot Christmas hall trees md ehslf. Fecep-
Crrat variety Particular nttenttou IL tnVted 70 tne
spifndId assortment Ct rich chaber sul1 @ ne NOS!
elegant styles made. finished nnd nonshsd II oM ana
inct and moulding. French b.usteads rich marble top
brretus and ~AshstAnde lounges ctxnmoG =, DinahE
roonoaE and Ranns French r1ie1 sion tln!rE fAo!ee
with scIo and heavy Gcd legs. dnio- chairs y grew
yarieiv; elegant oaE ID wAunt sdrfoa rds wltn MI
rcr bsrk ana aIhes. With an iMUlen3e En!.e o. oth
cssses ali sizes In posh black walnut frames mt
n the rtchest stye. Te attention OF buyers H1Bnn
drstclAas furniture, &c, p%tt1cn1ry sntted 10 l
| sale Tie FOODS viii be on exhibition on Monday a.
fespoor before tale Country buyers can ne;
| viii be ppaiirt And without reserve.
| "A (itIE EERT 4 SAMPSON, AuctE, Chlc4So.
, 1866-12-05

wtptef.-Th1ai II the flrst week of win.
Ter. Soon we may expect SHOWS and vindx and
chilly wcathes b. careful Of exposure. and pro-
sido ;;vvu1xeiivcs with Goes ConEh Bslsau, tor
croup, coughs, colds and sore throat lis an e1'
crllrut rtmcdT
, 1866-12-05

FLorn-I,un and dropping: ,,..n,
GE.1x-WheAt. winter. lc lowsE salss a1be; Misn. WEE
-: saes oid 30. II soc 70 $i.00: new At Sc OAa
lac better sa1es No. 4i@t1e- Rye Unchanged
, 1866-12-05

Etcr,t Scratch!! -Hoydsa n!edicntfd
Crcam crtcs Itch, scratches and all skin diseases:
Il ID neat, pleasant. aromatic, tsfe and certain;
specially adapted 10 children. Sold By all ufos-
, 1866-12-05

ACowAAD1r AsaAr1r.-On Monday lat, Mr.
3. ]. Hitchcock, retail grocer at No. 80 Twenty
second street, addressed number OF lettcrs TO
cc1.un OF his customers tsio had fallen behind ID
their regiments, the tenor OF which WIS an urgent
invitation IL 'wa1k up 10 the captains Office and
ec,1lc." failing in which tho accounts would be
placed tn The bands Of lawyer 70. collection.
Orc Of The rcuilcmcn thus addfrssed felt tnsu!tcd.
and determined On revenge About u o'clock in
the evening, be repaired 70 the residence Of M NJ;
gentleman partially dressed himself, aud an.
ewcred the summons. The vtoitor produced the
ucte. and after some remarks on its s'impcrtl-
nent character. be ea,d be thought Il 6i. duty 70
9ther gentlemen arr1ve In thc hall, be, however,
thought better OF H. and went out but had SCARCE
" psesed The door when he pulled large stone
o hie pocket and threw 4 at NJ uisehsock ln
have Geeu serious had Ii moi gtaEed rather than
styack the object o. his wrath. lie Was arrested,
and in the Police Court yesterday was held 10
bail in tho sum OF $51N. The prisoner has hithor-
to been known as nan o. c1sipafy eonans. ss ~ y,
this fact VIC refrain from publishing The name q
the pcr1etrator Of what cannot be characterised
other thau as dastardls outrage.
, 1866-12-05

A Blessing, to Hlothcrs.-1lrs. Mlnss Wins.
children are atlicicd, is eafe aud certain rene
dy. 1t relieves The child from patn, regulates tno
stomach aud bowels, cures wind eoiie, cos9sets
acidiiy. and. by giving rest aid hcalth to the
child. comiorts the mother. Once. iS Dsy ttEect.
New Yotk, and e05 thigh Holborn, London, Eng
, 1866-12-05

r.at-. If xou 1xnnx q beautiful Com.
n,e1lon use "WagCouer'e French Enamel"
Price 20 cents. Sold BY al drnegists. Trace
supplied by Smith i Dwycr.
, 1866-12-05

GorGu,-Tle lecture Of John 3. Gonsh last
rve:,;uc in thr Ope1A House on .tIIe1e and There
in t,rra, Britain" was listened to by large
audience. The speaker Was interesting aud ln-
stl ut,i,e. anG all present heartily Joined IN many
tEtt,ts curing tho delivery.
, 1866-12-05

Rubber Chn1na.-IRubber Chains and
C1esfce, for two dollars, now closed out at =. u.
, 1866-12-05
THE CITY,

TnK Auction SALE 4t J. Steuheimer b Goa
etolr Will no continued to-day.
, 1866-12-05

Car Vourte1ct.s Extract Of Beef
Twenty mounds for $1,59.
, 1866-12-05
d / E D.

In ,his city, DEC Sd Mss. JANE y. R1cE, wife Of c.
L. R1re, sgd Il years. - .,,.
Fuperai services to-day (Wednesday1. Dec t1!t
o'clock .. n, at the sescruct Il the Atouys lai
1hfoopst. ..,.,.
IL .his city, OF consumption. en- the ID Inst, THOMAS
N{lEAK1H, JH, 4Ert q ycart. x
Futsei from his 1Ata rcsdecce is e4s AoafDStt.s
today {wrdrcsdaYl, At Tx r. m Fntods a1 The hta1
" arc iuyIted to attend. !.
,,.nrhier of e. r Aud AlIcc Amet, axrd II months.
, 1866-12-05

LATER NEW fOlkK MARKETS.
fsper.L Despatch to the Chicago Trtnqne.l
NEw ToEK, December 4.
wKEKEY IxFoEf3.
Exports the pat week were nearly Tires aud half
mions Including seven thousand bfls 1oat. nrfJone
thousand bu wheAt forty three thousand b cosn nty
three thousand pu barley, twentyiour hundred hEls
PORK, hys hundred and iorty thousand n lard.
B&IApSIC7y NA1xE7.
Cntayornble weather and reported decline In 14v.
erpco1 checked business, and unsettled prices. High
grades Of rout arc IN better demand. Prime No.
] wheat u held higher, and much looking about.
Com closed arm. BasleJ-Line Of eo,ooo bu Teatesn
cioscd ont It Sc per bu.
FEE1GHIe
Freights Qulst rsses unchanged.
FRovIA10Ss.
Pork more h1m. Tho French arc buying pr1me ior
Mexico. Closing 81 sto2s CASH tor old. Lstd-pnme
kettle, lske-
HOGS.
Receipts, s. cars; dsm st 6K9Sc.
0Rpc1RIEs.
Co1ec more active; yRto. 7a925c. Sugar dropping
fAis to prime, l0h2l1t: refined. Nc lower; bea
eEushedsXcs bcst so white li4c; best yellow. lsHc