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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

PREsUMPT1oUs. A correspondent of
the Boston Journal has the following
concerning c. D. Bowers, chairman of
the New Hampshire delegation to the
Philadelphia Convention, who figured so
prominently at the White House when
that delegation called on the President :
"This remarkable individual has lived
in New Hampshire only since last winter,
does not possess q single foot of soil,
never cast vote or paid a dollar OF
taxes there, and yet he presumed to
pledge that State for three " my policy
members of Congress, provided the Pre-
sident will place the Federal offices there
in appertaining at their disposal The
laugh comes in, when it is understood
that the temporary residence of this
representative man" is in the staunch
Republican town of Claremont, good any
day for 400 Republican majority"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

PARTICULAR NOTICE is called to the adyer-
tiscmcut of Messrs Mcadcr ~ Swain Wanted,
Skaters and Quarrymcn to 60 TO Littetou, \. Il.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

The GILLIAN NAvY.-A letter from
Santiago, Chill, says four vessels are on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

G1a~Thc Hair Restorer that gives the best
satisfaction is Pestachine Used and sold cv
eryWhCrC
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23
arr,v,, and departure of Trains.

Arrival ana Depafto
TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.
rcr Re,,owsFalls.l 10 a. 500 am, 'i2,i0 q 1900
+" Darlington, l.so q 5.45 a. m, 's'Oo &4lo
pm,
Saratoga, 500 am, '2t5 p, m,
Bennington, ba5 am, s215 pm.
Salem, 1.l0 am, &'i2.40pm,
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RUTLAND.
From Bel, Els, l2S5 am, 100 s1S pm Pm IN
Saratoga, 'i2S0 & 1925 pm,
Bennington, 'l.45 am, &s.20 pm
sMap Train. Accommodation
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23
NEWMAN WEEKS.

Dealer in Crockery and China Ware, GAS,
Britannia, Japanned and Stone Ware FurnitnH
and Carpets, Wooden Ware. Table Cuter!'
ings, Curtains and Fixtures, Brooms, Brushes,
&c, &c No, -, Brick Block, Merchants Row,
Rutland, w. aug20d&wa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

DOR all of DR., Boyce's Empty Tome
L y Bitter Bottles, delivered at our store tbfs
month, we will pay 60 cents dozen,
FEM n FUTILE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23
Rutland County Nominations.

SENATORS:
PITT W. HYDE, of Castletop,
JOHN HOWE, Jr., of Brandon,
SENECA NJ. DORR, Of Rutland.
ASSISTANT JUDGES:
JOEL W. AINSWORTH, of Wallingford
BARNES FRlSBEE, of Poultney.
STATES ATTORNEY:
EBENEZER FISHER, of Shrewsbury.
SHERIFF:
WIN. NJ. FIELD, of Rutland.
HIGH BAILIFF:
n. p. SIMONS, of Rutland.
JUDGES OF PROBATE:
w. G. DUNToN, of Rutland, for the District
of Rutland.
G. NJ. WILLARD, of Castleton, for the District
of Fairhayen.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23
ALIENS CHOLERA SYRUP,

DERFUMERY. clair Oils, PoLa ss al
| Foret Soaps, HAIR Brushes, a1nSrppgp,IERs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

4 LII INDEBTED TO US will OBJ.
~ lige by calling and settling their bills.
FEM & FUTILE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

BLACKBERRY WINE made from
ID fresh blackherries, and put up by {. A
Richards for sale by FEM Il FUTILE
aug6d&wti
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23
UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS:
FREDERICK L. WOODBRIDGE
of Nergennes,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

DRUIT JARS.-The best in Use. at
FEM ~ TUTTLES
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-08-23

CHOLERA MoRBuS
, 1866-10-27

ne.s ard The oe1orlc,' Of The n,4st 1nnst
be promised day brighton THAI
any that had Eldcd the history OF tic State. lie
appealed 10 them mol to enisra'c. 10 tase :h.ir
bceinnines acain wort. forward. Hc asked them
where sley wonld en + they lvaye vireinia !:
supposed the Unlcd s,atce not free, where else Of,
Garth did they expect 10 1nd 4 people a. free !
me s1eo.tea ;hem , T. life 9i work ef constant
allow PROGRESS OF Virginia, he beered was s!Arery.
which cscatcd landcd ariatocracy, antasonlstlc
to progress and rcpe!sant to Immigration. tie
g'ation, noSx that slavery WIS destroyed, aud
spoke further OF the grcai mineral resources Of
, 1866-10-27

fcuins; poor crippled human being with 4
dark s:stn and hut ono leG occupied Il saat. which
bcingF, without any hearIa, began to thew rp1-
theta nFon TIE cripple IN account Of hta eolo:-
several gentlemen remorsEaicd upon thcls H.
conductor coming to collect tho !aTe and seeing
tho cause OF the tfonh1e, wahout making any in
qI1Eies demanded the exit Of the colored man,
ana liA fare. The con iucior was hanGed twen-
ty-ivc cent cuErctcy uote% but refused 10 g!1o
back any change mill the naau had got on the
car. Ii The conduclprA arc to be allowed By the
hallway Company to carry on ts.cir ouJa.es IL
the above manner, it Is time the public soe to II.
The conductors number was S.. ! can bring Wit
neHsea to testify that the behavior OF thp negro
was in cre1y respect geotlenau1y and decent:
, 1866-10-27
From WEST VIRGINIA.

The Eist :fnn for Srntc altl1rcr4 nul Con.
Erer.mcn-Rcrubllcau Gains and ftcpup~
Hcnn Ej.turics.
NEW voEk. Octnber sb.-Thc Sew York Tn
Lust'+ Wheeling special says: - '1ctusns from the
West Virginia election, thus far recrieed, shov
t.ainA OIL the vote for tho Constitutional Amend
InsEt list .:sy. WHICH va. carried by upward Of
ciretea to Congress BY a la:re fnajo,ity. This
comfy IS In duEnt. but returns slow Union gains.
BuEcn:au, Republican, Ii ce,sainly elected Gov
t.nor."
WnEr1ASe. ", Va, octnhe. a:.-Thc vote
1cll,d in Wcst Virginia ycstc,day for Congress.
iacn and STATE uflcers j. larger thai, ar auy eicc-
'son Stree :he Presidential csapai.n Of lssL Re
tul,.a lsus lar, ,ceciscd compared with the vote
OF lhc Constitutional Amendment. which waz
car ted hy ~ O. 1nao,ttS, show Republican CALM
Gorr114oi Eosl1,a. IL undoubtedly elected by NJ
cgilal majority. ...
F1sst District, will he rc;utn'd by about Leu
.nsj11iiy
Er1r;ns sio.a the Second District indicate th
xcl:air r1ce:lcu of Kitchen. Republican.
Wlr.in:: G!ty aad ohio County M arc own,s wnra, L
xluut .0u minority. q Republican gain Of Iii.
, 1866-10-27

Close uf the Registration Ar2ca1s-t:anc
to uctroit-1l1c u ScatEer nnh the Hiyers-

Close af the Registration Ar2ca1s-t:anc
to Isctroit-1l1c Weather nnd the liivers-
l1e%ssucsixc Eirc. etc.
tSpcc'al Despatch 10 the Chicago I1iaune.1
ST. Lor1s, October &c.
Registration appeal. closed today. Only about
at1 ncn:ocrs lave been rejected, though many
notorious Fceessionlsts have been allowed TO pa.e
iueudiE: Two wloee rctc! procllviscs In 1o1, were
70 strong, that Sterling Price appointed them HID
cor mif.sorers 10 :uperinteId the c1rhacse Of
Camp Jackson prisoners for tlie Lexington Carri-
sen. under CoIoncl aul4igac, captured BY the
.cbels- Sescsnf other cHse4. equally rotolious,
hsye passed, and the Radicals ara forced
10 eGn1it that tho law has failed
10 be cfceinally carried out The CONSERVATIVE
challenged the name- Charles D. Drake, bat the
tasc was dismissed. In ore township, III boone
County. the whele runller OF vvicrs registered il
1if. Thcle wc.c :Sn ,ntc:s il: that township H.
fore tho var. The unregistered ate tc!,"ls.
General Williams, who lla~ hecn sizing on t',t
Missouri Clain Commission, in Ills city, left Til.
forenoon for Eeioit on a ste.i nhseflcr.
Yesterday 3 rain checked the decline Of The
river. Atlvsctr from 81. .fosc{h Indicate fuE1h:t
risc In the Missouri, AMI the Illinois Is a!so pouf
ing out Euna..
large fire last night destroyed John Conk'.
wagon iactn.y-1oss s51,MN-l1isurance E:1.HE--
mostly in st. Louis Offices. The County Board
have asfecd 10 .pp.,tnt one Conservative election
b':cel IN sath precinct.
, 1866-10-27
American mIsatDnAfv Ax.on.atfon.

1he twentieth annual meeting Of the American
Missionary Assoclation viii be held At Gales bnrs
nl,ole, on Wednesd.y, October 31st. 1865, At two
day and evening following. The aunuai termon
yi'l be preached on Wed1csaay evening. by, Rer.
Henry 3: Storrs, p. D., Of Cincinnati. The sacsl-
rrnt of The Lords Supper will be celebrated on
ThuEsday afternoon. Several popular addresses
will be mAde on Thursday evening.
Passengers pairing in1t fare on the Chicago,
Burlington Quincy Hallway, will receive GER
tidcaie entilling them 70 return free. Negolta-
tons arc in progress With other roads, looking
toward similar Arrangement
Rev. F. T. PefkfnR, the Chairman Of the Com
mIttee Of Arrangements. feqncsts early Notice
from tloee who expect to be present, that the
ho-piialtiie4 Of the occasion may be adranta-
Geous1y trstcmaft7e1.
JAcoB Z. sH1FnEnp. SecretasI.
, 1866-10-27
THE STONEWALL CEMETERY.
dedication Ssryice--Addrc@s by Governor
tfksc-

Dedication Stryicc--Addrc@s bS Governor
tFksc.
NEy YORK, October 2G-rhc S1opcxalt Gene
te1y at Winchester, Va. was dtctcatcd on ThnIs-
dav, tp The psrtcncc Of larEe asscMh!agc. The
address s7a4 delivered by ilenTy 4. Wise. The
speaker dwell nj length on the bravery and dcvo-
ion Of The Confederate army, and after apo+tro2;
rhizine SioncwalI jackson, rad tho stoncwafi
cEsmplc f. not o.ly aamnnishius, but ie cheering
ard full Of hope. II pu1s to shame uot
on1y tt.c dead Macehsasel'ihn duGma that
fai:h In the truth Of q moral
r-.ncip|e can ever or could crcr 'c submitted 10
;tc s,bitl amcut Of arms. to bc conquered by the
mere iorcc OF numbers; hH' II scouts tha: worse
tlan immortality, that dsabo}ic, despair which
1ntllens cauee worth Stonewnll jaesson's aSh1-
ing fof, and worth his dying for. bI calling It
HE Captain Of our salvation 'sas conqnesed, lls
died, lint ihe cause might lire, and from that dn{
10 tlfe the blood Of tho MARTYR has been the seed
Of thc church. So WITH tas5 Eces- of truth ou
cn1th. II our cansc IL lost, va.
Inlsc; il true, It is mol lost
First victories cannot be termed hnal results
There were many errors IN our waJs OF going oa'
10 war. Those errors fell; The trnths ior Whlet
We fought yet live. While waiting fur i1etr resut
recton or their coming in this hour Of darkncsl
and Of Doubt to all who, recrcani. would ahafldo1
failh; to all who. dc :pair,ns, would abandon hone
Ksye; to I'LL who. tlmll, would eaamc!ully sue
eu1ob " the old fizslnians he said that the weak
, 1866-10-27

For Congvess-Norrnao B, Judd,
For Sncsi:*-ienerai j. l.. BeYeridge.
fos stste senasos, 1 TWeass sfl :ans p.stresJ. y,
For Representatives, F1ny y-ninth Distriet-qen-
cEal ). $. Reynolds. II. u. Singer, L. l.. Bond.
For iserrcs44sntativss. is slktcth Disssict-u. N.
shepard, h. ". LeAvitt. ..
Fur Eepresenta.Iyss. sixtY-ars, Dlstics-A, F,
''''D'''' e. nWN i OFFICERS.
co1leetor-H. ". Philiips. N'''
Town Cierk-Gaslav Freyslcben.
Supervisor-E. j. Whitehead.
Assistant rvisos-si.neon Y. King.
l!ken: Henfy 1s'sol1, ). i. Moi.iar.oa snd James
conatsbles-o. G: cbIlco.e, c. L. Boeue. A.
Otto, ]. P. Nsis and B. Hendrieks.
coIceto.-Jaeob Gross.
Aeaessor-T, Shergo1d.
Town ClcEk-Moses Gzay.
Supcrrisor-JoEephW Wilde.
Justices Of The Peare-A. y. btuTteSant, A
Kosats, A. Enzcnbacher, George Il. sits. Charles
consiae.es-capt, P. c. Feeuey, James nall
EoHTn CHICAGO.
Co1lectoT-William S. Swan.
Aesessor-A. Mueller.
Town C,erk-I8cury Jahns.
superst*or-Phillip A,te1. .......
justIces-J. S: Quinn, Owen Douhef.y. " Il
stickncy, Peter 1. hnwlinton, 9. J. Dresser.
Constsbles-John Hettinger, Henry Sigel, job,
r. Walls, Mark Donahue, Albert Gseeliug.
wAnD aurEnrIsOB8.
1-Charles F. Chflson, &C. ". Ncwc0mbe.
2-Chasles 3. FasweA. 1J-E. q. Aiken.
3-t;eorge #. Gray. 11-Joseph P. Ross.
Al. C. Gore. 1aJacob EFhart-
5-Matthcw uAIncs. 13-Eben Woodruff.
&Fred. BaFkbardt. 1i-F. panEer.
T-.!nsnes Stewart, 15-S. ShAckfotd.
G-W. o. Heacock. 1G-Julius Kuhrt-
ALDHEAAE SIXTEENTH WAno.
, 1866-10-27
EorEcrx md EorEcr1cs.

The Philadelphia Ledger ays:
For about year past, ut periods Of time
varying from ono to three months, null,cr-
OILS successful forecries have been perpctra--
ted in the cities Of Boston, New York. Pitts,
burGll, Cincinnati, st. Louis, and Chicago
Several persons have been arrested. and soiac
ofthcm convicted and arc now in prison. SUI
feting the penalty Of their crimes. others
arc awaiting trial and will be disposed Of ere
long. Those arrested arc not known or be-
licrcd to be the principals In these nclarious
transactions. That the.cis one {if not more
| than oue) combination Of individuals, CHI
| brncIng n number OF talented, adroIt nnd
| daring fellows, determined TO prey upon tho
banks in our principal cities, there cnn be no
| doubt and 1t is not more doubtful that the
central point of their operations is the city
Of Philadelphia, The successful efforts o:
| this combination have had the effect to nut
| the banking Institutions on the alert and
| through the agency Of private detectives
they hayc succeeded In securing The couylc.
| lion OF several offenders. It Is no informa
ton 10 the public to state that these par
tics las generally every thief docs assume
| different names when arrested, and in mos.
cases, their real names would not have beer
discovered and known but for tue kn0Wl
edge had Of them -by the detectives. Th,
most recent casc Is that Of . resident OF tht
city, who, when arrested In Chicago, gar
the name Of Steele, and BY that name va
indicted and tried, VIC believe. The dc
| scrirtion Of him was recognized here. ana th
| proper Information communicated TO the atl
| thorities Of Chicago, upon which he receive
, 1866-10-27

1hhnE-GiSinH-Anayy 1n,i Ttnfn-S probali
Grpptr1oAn. on Flxz.c. Ete.

1hhnE-GiSinH-Anayy 1n,i Ttnfn-S probali
t;rpptriohn.o on flxz.c. Etr.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON. Wis, October 81.
Governor Fairchild hos Issued proclamation
appointiac Thursday, November 9th, same tay
As designated ny The Ire.fIcnt. AZ day Of thanks
giving and praise 10 Almighty God, br citizen. of
thts State. tof the continued preservation Of our
ffce tnr!itntfons: for the preservation Of the
and llralIh: for reeiUe cd nanfr.'ts, prosperity
nnd happncsf for our gcnes' 1Lliit, aud for Tic
untold blessings he hah vn" -.ieaft.d to u..
Atc'erc e!o1m Of vet Fifty and ratu prevailed
all yesterday. about twcuty four ltorEs. The .unv
III melted. However. md lett the rol.ls quite
muddy. 4 cold northwest wind has been bio xlng
nil tot]yy.
IAc nrmncints arc fearful OF fattuEc of their
long a1Sct I'd mar meeting i0 cunie si to.nor.
row, III which ltardatl. Uoo1ittfc. S!0lc 1latca, OF
N7nr city. together w1tl. Of The mn.t vIolcn.
to2pcrhcadr af the etntc. ute Aunornccd I" .prak.
1hr artcrlHhf" ell In the i,ar'. hn- searhed 1rttH
nf .tM feel. ant nut fu,tl rtl1afllI tnck xGt =.
, 1866-10-27
FROM IAhliSAPU1.1Y.

ennvutnnry 11urt!rr-1'nn tlah nna II rapcrI.
"'f tHI2tMa ilrrt. nI.ti aMr .!,nn,. tItr spssIrr
Hrnh- lMsr. tl1uAt-s Governor Martua-
1'hs' " rr1l,rr.
IsI,t!nl tceps'r', to thr Ai..rn:n rsltmnr.l
1artAtAritf.Ia. tItt01rs ~.
1anri.rrous a:.tay to,i! t,tnct 1t 1inlnn,n fhls
s1ntl!hs. i'rt" rel, nf. fail AMI SIR. Chambers
.Al'rrstrn old clilxrns "f ,lIal place. TlIp Two
..st II thr 1''rt Ufirr. ul,rf. UF. Call drew a
rst:t,r f:.f, 1T. ptAkrt mud shat An m killing
ii!n ln,fn:t!y. The trn.p ah-i:urt hy r.lnInr fus
'ht Hurttt "ns tin. AitrlI lin trtsNcr Ilr. CAia
"!r. hn murderer VIII !ma,t"ltatcly arrested
Rn,l rnnGnfI IL lt,c caun!y Jhll, 5--
lir l'a,c. 1l0lIru III ihi> rlly rhan;.',l hand,
E''tr'tut Mc.sIr. l3c!l d Fra,ci, AtG tho t't.N
rs"i"ir,wr.
t;n,r,t.nr Nu4ton liz on' Of thc ely, rccrl.i!n.
II. health.
The Weather j. calt n1it! lnc1nci to ra.a.
, 1866-10-27

ts7e!al respstcn to the Chicago Ts1bune.l
ST. Lor1s. Cctosc: n.
TorAcro-Firner. 1uss, e5e@f!.a1; et!apin: 1cas.
<;.ststsco; manu'a turing leaf, *S-shaIo.5.
fIrrR-Actiyc. and &C higher all around.
CgAIS-Nkeat eteaiy and hrtn: t..co ass for
.pt:ns; *2.Gcs . for far. Corn advareel. G3a3;c
foc prime sound. oa;s higher; 4Sl5:>. RFa stcaly
=, $l0a5lt5.
wHleKkr-rnchsnced.
provrs.nxs-iess pork ttea'r At $;373. Rscoa
quie' city lsc. C1csr slles aai9sc Sussv CURED
hsus, nc. Lard unchanged,
, 1866-10-27
Albany Cnttlc 1lurEct.
ISneciaI Dcsn.t<h 10 the Chicago Triturr,]

Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Triourc.]
ALbAsr, October Is.
EFEF CATTLE-Thc cattle market Just closing ftas
be. dealers VI the ,nst '.conreein; VI thr
yeas. The receipts aggregate 1900, and Will. ths
becscs average about tie same last week As tc
su:tr. p;icCs have declined tGtac p . live weight
The 10? price Is s:.c number Of dEoves remain TN
sold. ant III Gu through to New York Ia rst hands
1.,1ccthc sold 6 Kentucky. Averaging lo d. at S.
sn,! !o, strsg,nE 1s5 ra at SIC Il. !. Miller eo.t
70 extra Ohio. averaging l,1W Ds, at fKc: T. Lot
1ss IE!1os, averaging 30 bs, ut 7hc. and u aseras
inc 1sT cs. Al sc Geo. Dcxcy 10 Canadz, arera.in.
81 fs, at 1856. and s. averaging LOO rs, At fc
H. Aldctenreh ~, averaging lilo ns, at II 70 81
l,elstcn s. Ohio averaging 1850 ns. At 91b501: j
Henry s6 illinois, averaging l,lo ns, at 6c; 40 I'LL
no!s. averaging 1910 hx. ii sHr-
S1lEEP-Market extremely dull al i36c. Receipts
sE0.
uCGS-Arr eloa ei sale At aAa1h.fc
, 1866-10-27

fsArn, Me-, October eG.-David Bartlett and
0r1n Stmons, two Of the Dowtloin Hampton ,,lnl,
robbers, have Ind preliminary e1amtaations aud
ucrc committed for trial In defanlt Of $5,1N bail
etch. The tfial Is to take place at the criminal
nc1i. The preliminary examination OF john
Gaioc an s1!cccd nccompliec IN the robbery, takes
nlare fo-n,orrDw
, 1866-10-27

[SITt!N UfepxVa 70 The EhtcacU IF1buntsJ
MtLwArKER, October H.
FIoyE-TnehAngeA, taats of Ito bEs At }t3..s tor
tet winter etl2 for double extra spring. asd slo6,
for extra.
GEA1y-Hheat wcsE and lower; sales NJ 9 a. N.
hoard of5 o hu at $.as LII for No. II stea1 81 10.
No. !; 1.s2h for No. 3 tl61 far rejected; Ut noon
hoard saie* Q! 2ee bu At s19I for No. I; ts1S 21S
for No. 5; t:.el for rejected. 0ats ea1cs a
Sc Eye Irregular, At SOC fof No. l. aua &c for No.
Tsslcy quiet at Sc.
LrsH 1toGELesa active and a,c lower, as $50 for Al
aycreXt cf 30 Ee.
FHE,1nTs-Dul1 ard nominal.
RxcEtIT<-.,:00 brls four. 81 coo bu wheat.
suirNKS7*-2,u0 brls -four. s.. 900 bu wheat.
Amount Of heat In store to-uay, ae1,aCQ bu,
, 1866-10-27

Especial Despatch 70 the Chlesco Trfh7ne.l

Especial Despatch 70 the Chieaco Trth7nc.l
C1Sc1xSAT1, October 7s
FGorr-sseady and nsm sales Of surerfue Il $ll.0o
extra a: tle.~sal2,3 ;fhni,y At tl3!oassla.t5.
GEAIS-Nheat quiet and shade easier ;salea ONO
vii ter at s..s5 No. tpruE At fla Corn dull and
1c low sales Of glaed At s.2&c- Os quiet; talcs
Of No. : II dc; No. ns 3oc- Ere active and tsn,
ralcs OF No. at s2.sksl,ea. Barley quiet; good tc
prime fx:t 1T Sl6s<l.s3. ....
Co11ox-DuI small sales Of rntdd1!n. st s5Y@35c.
wn1.kEr-stsady sales OF bonded at Sic free 81
s2.E@1A.
L1Ns1kp OtL-Flrncr, 1t *1.sz.
rRorn1oxs-t,ulct. He's pork ofercd nj Is, .b fo'
old ard ISL % Tor new. Bacon dull shoulders At ,6c
Aud sides Al lie packed. Bulk meats quiet Shoulder
At 1sA tic or loos-. Lard dull primo city dccll1es
to l:Q1sHc. logs dull at Es-92ss1; Gro4 receipt
wcrc 1,Eo.
Moxxr-Esst. Exchange hcaE1. =. par md :3ce
41AQ premium.
, 1866-10-27

The benefit ol being known. md sentenced
10 term Of thirteen years im prisou1n mt in
the rcnltcntiary of the State Of Illinois. The
individual referred to was convicted of for
gerry in this city, and was pardoncd by the
President
, 1866-10-27
Markets by Telegraph,


Nkw Youk. October u.
GTToS-F!rm. w!h ,noro ,!a'ns aales At ssss9c for
faaSrf,dpe1sd :.l:'s 1tiei; has s1:ci 2ae. mi
tis:xtsi.a ft !fnde ht.ud: " ''an' '''' o"''' "n'
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it;s: ii I: il E.sr. ani .itt ~ ws.is,a. tra.r::
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At S4alH. .i'"t i,lphs'.
s . ri s" s'''t .r 1sir s arr II" .ss n T.
rryEer. tt.l,a a f.!.i9s;hol ra.h. ant ag,s, anl
+: %'a Ill.,: s ~ RI "; ?s s!s' -; ::;
;s];rf & III .:ts liz liz, .na irs: s'ss::
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h"lahxn llo"s-tt'aly nj i1sslsAc saF Western.
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS,
ispclsl Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hunc.l
NEw Youx, Octobrr 10.
ncEApsrrrrs.
Flour anil Thcat c1nse ,iet In spite nf strnnE .p.c
ulsi!.r r{rtk. t.Urn r1cltcl since 'EalanyG VITA
large sass. NJ 3ltls In store. Export deiaaua faz
n1r'ry coa'inues. UAt" t'as.
FrlavNs1oSe.
r.Fk-tfcsth= sale $;1,b3 regular, La.i-:xporl
NOV, ment lAs uf.csuoon; about ~ trcs-sold al
lsxts16e'
nsrF cattle.
$50 arrived during tho rast three a7s. Market
>!a!e rttcg for prime Western stetEs.
RHExr.
s:.rcr. acslrc Il, e,z6!ac.
1t!ssy-:h chr loads received. Selling At o.a
, 1866-10-27
New Iork Dry Goods Market.

fkw TORK, October Is.
The still further decline in cotton reported In Liver.
pto! Yesterday lsd no eject this marEet foI tne
no demand TO cause prices to be changed.
The Eool market Is still Anythin: but hopeful aud
parent tn the market for goods Of woo ea mauufac.
prices are entirely nominal.
5onAEra' rR1cEs.
Brown sheetinEs-saluon Falls A, 2s:. Atlantic Y,
1ec Fediort, Ike
.Blee:hed shirtangs-1onsdsle, s3xc; Harris No. l.
SIC: HOPE ,!7c.
frnis-.socheco. e1c; Pacific, 2o:; Sherman, lie
Empire, 1sc.
Tlcks-Pcarl River. s7ssc; Esston 4. 2sc; Esssop
d, ,2!c.
s&fipes-Thlitenton A. Sc. Whl.tcnton c, Exc.
, 1866-10-27

NEWARK n. j., October e6.-uon. A. j. Rogers
the regular Democratic Congressional candidate
for the Fourth District publicly contrndic;ed tht
report OF his resignation and positively declines
under any circumstances, to Withdraw from tht
canvass.
There arc minors TO the effect that Hon. Johr
nuyler, the Boilers candidate, will not accep
tie nomination.
, 1866-10-27

The ncst .Tonlc.-s'nssyel, Hack T.
Go. s Co7lhmatton 0f Iron. Phosphorus and Cut
i.aya. kuoMn as Fero-Phosphorntcd Elixir OF
Cnlisaya. The iron restores color to the blooil );
the phosphorus renews waste Of the nerve tissue,
and ,he callsaya gives natural bcalthful lone to
the digestive organs. One pint contains the vir-
tuc Of one ounce Of callsaya, ard one tcaspoonlul
grain Of tron and phosphorous.. Mauufacturel
by cA*wK1L, MACK 4 Co., New York. For sale
by all drugeists.
, 1866-10-27

Az fxS0c1ST tAT!iAST.-A man was brought
before Jnftfrc Siust-vta, yesterday morning who
Persisted In faying That his name was Leonard,
though lc was "tIilcl" 10 tho court ns Smith,
and charged With ra:rancy. Leonard said TINT
for somc strange ard fancis resemblance he waa
taken for Hroekey Smith. notorious coat.lence
thai lIt had seen lin intoxicated. lconaEl said
he had not drank 2 drop in niuc months. An,
.icsI. and undc.stoo1 list latyiy h. VAS woykiu"
f0s sam. Fes.cE aE iltrcriive. 1ie had the repn.
tation of hciE.: ihicL aid hing a.ouLd tllc cur
ncIs of MU'it ard sadistn stitct1. in TIC c:ut-,
pait Of the city, at ''nost all hours" liz wat
IncL $lQU.
, 1866-10-27

FufIAhEEFHfA, utt05.r 70.
GEocEE,Zs-CoCce quiet. lilo at 261@27c. Sugar
.rm Cuba l9t1.11tc. 49, -
rE1NoLErx-Dnll IN reported decline Of slna Q
bfl al the wells.
FLorE-Inchsngcl but firm,
es::G"Esst s ys 1H!s' Sd ,.iS ~ ;he i!
ut &C. ~ -
I'1nT1s1oSs-yery t,nll. Lnrl 16317c
NiIsEk1-Staree at $2H ioE tcnnsylyanla aud g. iG
, 1866-10-27
THE CHOLERA Tho following arc tic c.ses

TIE CHoLFnA,-Ihc i,,liowing arc tic :sses OF
eloicla reported yesterday:
l'a,ric1. Drakany, Irish, agc thirty ycass. Resi-
eg as S,n;, Nn .s S;i ,s ~ - ~ "a'
r. J.. Golden, American, are twenty SIX years.
Residence North SaE:al:o'! street, ueSt door TO
Ms. Marion Walksr, Scotch, as. siAty.ti..cc
years. Residence No. 10 South Water s-tccf.
Attacked Thursday at 20 =. N. died Friday Al
4 Sn-m.
Mr.. Fashskc, Dntcmian. aen twrn.r.scvcn
ytsrs. Residence No. Dckoscn tircc:- Al
I1cked Friday morning.
-Four caNes aud two Deaths.
, 1866-10-27

tSfEtIA! UGfatCh % tue ChsC3 70 TFIblnc.l
DETROIT. October Is.
Gr-Joy, onondsss, Boncie ..,oon. Ran,d, IBalard,
Dolphin. Weber. King, sta4eef, Ttng s5stcfs Mon
tank, Livey, Atlantic. f.nlIco WALL City. Trenton,
Sky Lark Goshavk, Woodruff, Palmuco, clyde,
Dazntck.
DowS-B'--saet. Foote. Case, Dlackhawk, Dabams,
Jenf,..e and Annie
TNp-SQuthWcst,