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, 1866-10-30
THE FENIAN PRISONERS IN
CANADA
Meetings in this City to DenoMucc Ilst
Action OF the Canadian Authorities.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the Fenlan Brother
hood OF this city WAS held at their hall, at The
coFucr Of Wells and Randolph streets, on Sunday
afternoon. to consider the action Of the CatlatIan
authorities regarding tho treatment Of Fenlau
meeting was largely attended, and 1t was unsni.
.rsnsP he 10 hs goa u9p Sc
Government. 4 committee was appointed for the
purpose Of framing an address for publication in
vas tsy e t FOL
cclving It's hearty and unqualified Endorsement:
FIlIow-Crz1xESs: As citizens Of this great Re
which Is dear to tic heart Of every American free
| man. In TINS addressing sou we cast aside IL
! ga,b Of FeniaDism and appeal to youEsa irish
TO our adopted country. We asl, nothing o1 yoa
but what wc hre willing TO conccdc 10 others. We
Centuries we hase batied AGAINST % lbs 'o inbnms9
! and harbasous treatment of The English Govern.
ment Year after ,ycar new martyrs have been
Isse are 70 'ds 1c caagoe n4,g af lsh psos oa
9nity, p, y now reduced to bcccary and paupcrlsm.
Robbed Of our manufacturing and commetce-dc.
se a1sse o1h liz a 9o asis o Gssoe &C.
come = M &'nss! ssyum q tie 5fsFsS" dppsss ssas
sne'y ensies Rs e e Ens,ggS Esfg' .1 fef
inInences. We find here npon The American
continent q country which God and nature IN.
snds R41 thoaa nsssf be cursed Is British laws
here the dcFpotie power Of England crushcs ont
ofextstence men who would dare be- free. The
chains which ehc ftvcied upon on. fathers in lrc-
crown are duplicated in Canada, and to-day o1r
conntTymcn.-ffcemen-c citizens OF these United
States, arc doomed 10 be sacrificed upon The A.
tar of Englieh dcspotiem. -
:, Americans, Germans, and fellow eouptry,ncn.
England, true to her hatred OF American fepub.
lean Institutions, Il about to sc-cnact her bloody
n Nz,r
bear 1t. OF will you risc in yonr might and tram
pie your enemy Ia the dustf'' An Opportunity fs
now given sou 10 show your devotion 10 tue.
We arpcs1 10 you in the name Of humanity to
come and enter your protest a.a!nst ths outrage
about 10 be pcEpet1ated upon american citizens,
, 1866-10-30
QI)tea9o Qribnne.
Election, Tuesday, Noycmber8 9.


For coneress-Norman B. Jrdd.
For SacsiaGene5ai ]. l. Beyertdge.
for s;sts seastol, 4%eny msEafd aih Dlstrct1 u
For Representatives, FIN. s.nin.h pi.,ria-aen.
Shepard, Ii. " Leavii. IL H.
For Representatives. stxty-arst Dlstr1es-A r.
ToWk. OFFICERS.
co,secto,-n. ". WEI Fkflips. HtaeA'o'
Assessor-J- Phaum.
Town C1erk-Gustav Ffrys]cbcn.
SupeIvisoE-E. j. Whitshcsd.
Jastees Il iBs rese-casln pwoli L. NIL
lsEen, Henry Arnold, J. A. Hotsinrson and James
"ceaan'R conslRsb,cs-c. G. chllcote, C. L. Dosuc, a.
OTTO, J. r. Kcft and 3. Hendricks.
coI1ec.o.-Jacob Gross.
hfee.sor-T. sheren1d.
Town CIcrk-Aoses Gray.
Supcrsfsor-Joseph Wide.
Justices Of she Peacc--A. j.. staItevaut. A.
koya.s, A. Enzcnbaches, George Il. Sits, Charles
sSs5s sSetiae,ss3Ga5, 4s, g.;. G Fesnqy Jane. ns
collcctor-Wi1lian, S. swan.
AssessoF-A. Mueller.
supervisor AGel.
AssistaEt Phillip Schumacher.
Jnsttees-J. s. Quinn. Owen Douherss. W. Il.
constnblcs-John Hcttinser, Henry s.scl, John
r. Walls, Marx Donahuc, Albert GEeelins.
wAED srrERv1soRs.
1-cbarles F. chilsou &C. ". Ncwcomo.
a-CEatlcs 3. Farwell. 1u-E. q. Aiken.
21;corge ". Gray. ll-Joseph r. Ross.
81. c, Gore. 1a-Jacob Eshart.
5-Eatthcw uaines. 13-Ehen Woodruff.
t-Frcd. nurshaydt. I1-F. rankcr.
1-Chas. 1oddin-, 1-S. Shacsford.
S-W. o. ucacock. l1G-Julins knhrt.
ALDERMAN SIXTEENTH WARD.
Carlaiu Michael O'Snliiyan.
, 1866-10-30
FROM NEW YORK.
Violent Stofm-l.arxe Fcuton D1ceffnr-
RnrEWelf bpEech of EIcnhana.

Violent storm-l.arxe Feninn n1ce1Inr-
Farewell epeech OF STEPHENS.
NEW FoBK- October e9.-A violent Storm set in
to.nicht- accompanied With wind and heavy rain,
a vast eoneouTse Of nearly hfty lhopsaua ueo.
ple assembled yesterday in Jonss' Wood, for tIe
Rsens, The Central 6Esani.er q the irish Rspub-
ae. rs. on ne Prospect 81 The approaching euluna
greeted With The Widest enthus!a.m, ana e.
penenced great difficulty in making him
Ell if,l, beard 70 even the amsn circis Of the
aseemblage who happened to be within The scope
o. hle to1ce, on account Of lhelr eaccIness to
cTowd toward The stand. It was understood 10 bo
his last speech previous TO departing Tor Ireland
he1f r. he ssa ns IN sFike blow fer i.cisnd BE-
that much had already been done in Irelsnd. An
asmy o. e1ou00 men had been organized, the atlsto-
of 9G hsa nae9 es'as asht to .eess ;he political dio
ne crowd assembled, while advising them to re-
she![ sptssoa a1sistTs il all that apperains
Ireland had failed heretofore, be said, because Of
want Of sympathy and aid In Anerfca.
a disturbance occurred at the close OF tho meet.
TX n ~ ri ssnpposea discovery of British spy,
ar the rhhrt,,4 ~ y" AAAS~~1t
, 1866-10-30
Suction Sales.

LBERT d SAMPSON,
~ GENERAL AUCTfONEER9,
SALE5E0ONs a. 4 40 DEARBORS.sT,
Chicago, I'll.
Oar personal attention given to sales Of Household
Furniture. at dwellings or at our Auction Rooms.
PaIiles wishing to buy Or sell T ind 1t to ther H.
tftestto call on rs,
Eicsunt Household Furniture, Brussels
hn1 lnGrnln Carpets nInner sets,
A1f1ort, Hardware, Cutlery, Nc.s
"A i a u G T ION.
On TUESDAY, October soth, at 9X O'CLOCK will he
kold at onr sslesyoon,s large and very elegant
sofment Of Chamber sate With marble iops finished
and Walnut. rich Parlor Suites IN on Walnut.
covered IL Repp, Terry aud HALF Cloth; Mar.
Chairs IN great variety Bookcases and eecretsries
LAdes PaTos Secretaries. TWO very large boot-cases
Irss:, Hall Chairs. lounges. aseros Whaaois, BED:
steads atureaus Commo1tA Mlrro:s, Brussels and 1u
Chat.s, ~ Also m !nyo!ce e Plated FORKS, Cruct
Stands, Hand aud nnck Saws, Table Cutlery, &C., &C.
CIl.RERT n SAMPSON
, 1866-10-30
LECTURE ON MILTON.
Eloquent Discourse by Rev. ", n.
muburu,


nosra ~ nav ~ .ha ,,,s. .soas auu!tue, eou
=. y. may VI tne literary ana leeture-Lovfns
last night to listen to lecture In behalf Of St
lukc's Free Hospital, one Of The manY mobile
cl,aat tics in our n,,lst shc sns,l:er w.s Rev "
-! II. Mnonfn, the eloquent blind preacher, and hts
rot 1tR,ohn1I1,a1e h11, Theme was te gseat sGnuess
Tte lecture opened with thrilling ezcrdsum,
" Mhlch heid me audience sfel,boqnd, Describing
Inc t9ub.ens @ tines In Ensla13;a When Milton ap.
was fadtnu FAX H. hnrzon amd u sisa atn,n. s
e Fiji M an iSe throne md nena hcs,rS sses
faijng ib"m in antieIns;ions for thc f1tnrs
On he Stb OF Deccmbcr. IG8 when IN Bib,e
us; osn S h2ssn p s int eu5
side. London. within sonud of H,x bei,' Iohn
Milton by ua1nc, The eon Of a gentleman by de-.
sncc.torss I'D forfeited lis pt5pc1ty az and was
Obliged to cam bis livelihood bv thn occ,,nation
o. a sc1f'ener, or law copylss. Tho lalncT
educated man, etnupch Pp,,t,t,.
master on the organ, and To-day IN our
churches re sing the st.a1ns which he composed.
brother Christopher, Milton lived with his godiy
parents, SO .studious and industrious that bctore
he was Twelve years Of age he laid the Foundation
Seeesea lis n list 'VHwsd eausson MN =. ST. Raa IT.
School, and at the age Of sixteen entered college,
Mheic ne remained eight years, leaving In the
throne and bis son Charles taking the vacant scat
lheie WI lnsoootqtnauon In Church and state,
and sGoelion Wns Iite. ,.,,
homo fs6el asi % uadss thaP Pss Pssdew seS of
.streat deyotng aye years % further study. VIII
,hs lofry r. submits ot goIy 4nd 80 70. these ons
fea1g LIZ 3uMus, stuaoas MlIoh to1ied ana Ia.
, 11sed; isAiegro' tensesos3, Comns and
othsr minor pocms were hung o1 NE walls Of thia
LIE F3VN4Ct VI tHSbE AfE IlIt1GDt EC1fH.
, 1866-10-30
Uswcgo Alnrhet,

1nrn.sc hsstE. sales werr ea1o HIS nj x:a1 sor
an1 $ls- -s{Ssi is.ss tor daub:c extra.
&c GRA,Snwnsat A;,o nfEa b.t da ss1es were -, nn
yankee club at t7a Corn &C better Sales were: So1
on No. Illinois at S.I? the market closing haor aui
Win light supply: Barley active and market bs.tcr
sales were: ifeo1o In Canada At tlo,al os Ia bond
ana xlsh2i.5 fer fire.. tssc ac tct,cr Aad scarce.
Sale. ~c:e: a.fv b1 Canada 1t 1851, ana 3.0tl bu
dnt 10 AfT1vc, at II 10.
CANAL FEEtGnTs-Steady. To New Yo.k-Flour
x: Nhcat 1.c: cora and barley, l.c: rye, lsc. 70
A!nany7Nhe1t lec CORN and baEfcy n; RE. lie.
In harley, 1o hu 1oo9 bu oats. .oo bu peas.
~ CANAL ExroE1s-.-ll h!is -four, 1s,eN bu wheat,
@Abeo bo com. 10 500 bu barley, sou bn re,
, 1866-10-30
The Art 0FC0okfnr,

Professor Blot's et1sh lecture yesterday morn
Ing was occupied In the discussion Of the follow
Ing bill Of fare:
Bieca!ts Il cutler q Ia Chicken stuffed.
mainienon, Partridge With cabbage
poto.e With Touflles, CELERY au jIcs
Firh a Ia Eormandf, Turnfpa With SUGAR
Chops In rapilloIet, Ladies' fingers.
The odor Of savoty dishes which soon rose
from the altar ofsacs6ces was grateful incense to
ihc nostsss, though Ms the diuner hour approached
u became slmost source Of pain. illustrating the
ftanty before his thirsty lips sparkling waters
which ht could mot drink: But the Professor does
1afte. but to those of bearing, sight and smell.
which properly educated win produce The de-.
sirai1e rcsufta which lis appouzinC proiucuons
exhibit
A1B, Partiugton Ia said to have been present at
, 1866-10-30

BAIr1MonE, October "a hyc broke ont this
evening in the large warehouse No. ~ Baltimore
street; occupied by Fairbanks: Scale Warehouse,
The proc1css Of tho IRE the corn!ee fel1 badly ID
Jurins three dremcn who we're on ladder. Two
ia quite heavy. The exact nu1ouns il not yet
known. The stock in Aessrs. Tu1uhulre store,
adjoining, IL sllghuy damaged.
, 1866-10-30
Illinois and allchtanu Canal.


- BnipGEftR1. htobcf go D. m.
CLrAREn-#. f. Gurnee, Lcnopt; DILL, Lenont
s. F. Gale. Lcmont; Dacotah Ghll1icothe, ae9a feet
lumber. 15o brls salt Contest Morris Banner Pek1n.
'''3 feet lumber. s.e0o lath: Brilliant, Lockror,
feet lumber, 100 feet flooring, 7,oo shingles; pro
relicF Atlantic, spriug Day, so br.s salt, b1ls
~hiskrys Defiance, Pesin. 7l,13 feet lumber, $3.50
lath Imperial, LocEport, 80 b1ls salt; Energy
Joliet Bay State, Peoria, So6a feet timber, as0 0co
shingles, 5,cO0 lath.
ARR1yEp-oceau. Lasa1le. 5000 bu corn, 10 b,ls
cement from Utica Edinburgh, WILLOW Spring. e. te0
brick.
cLEAErp, 10 p. m.-Lads franklin, Lemont Col.
Manning. Lemont; Investigator, Le1nont; E Barn.
ham, Summit; J. Harrington Ottawa 6sa r.t lam.
bcr, f1-s1o lath; Danube, Ottawa; Ltoncss. Alton.
3,ssf2 hu wheat,
AEE1EEp-slasietta, lasalle, 1s3 tons coal,
, 1866-10-30

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune]
CISCNNAr1, Octobtf -.
FLorH-1n good demand and hrncr: sedes OF
extra Al $12oe3l2s3; family Mt ti3.75@ls9o.
GRAES-Wheat-Du!1; No. spring dull s.les ut
s2 10 for No. !; winter firm ut &!s. Com dali and
lower gales OF mixed at SIC &c ucw ear ass,c
Oats steady aud 1rmcr; salcs Ut No. ut asSe. RE
nettyc and ntrn sales OF No. new at <1c5 Earlev
steady; sales of prime fail 1t s1.e591.so.
CoTTos-Acttre and nrn sales Of uld,liin7 at &c.
NHlsKEr-stcady sales Of bonded Sic.
fEoS1s1oss-Qulet. Mess pork nominal; sales Of
new at 3So-oo old at $3l,5o. Bacon dali sales OF
shoulders nj tes; c1cnr siGes a. ls4c. paesct bnlk
meats unchanged. Lard duu sales o!pri1r city Al
1sAc. Hogs in fair demand sales at S51r3s1X gross
receipts sSl.
NoSxr-slofe active; exchange heavy at par and
51c premium.
, 1866-10-30

,.,--.--- BrFFAL1, 0c{0cf =,
$l:.oO. AVE- ''"" a.
GhAlS-Wheat qutct 1t $s.c5 for No, {s,tcaro
spring Corn cIc1tcd; Eales or l,sa bu ut I'll
CLOSING with sales o. 70 90 Fo to arrive It tI1l
natscShlcs Of No th!cAEo At Sc Ohio Mt 6oL Bar
iey-Shles Of = GO bu CAn1da at flIa. Kye-h1cs Of
$500 bu No. Chicago At $I,S.
CANAL EEE1aExr~Firm. To New Yors: Wheat
1&c. cats lOr. ~
REvE1tIs-lSG1o br1s flour, osaoes bu wheat, sq;sS
" corr 4a bu ona, s1.S1s bu barley, s;,s$ IN Iye
CANAL E1roE7s-1.9t0 b11s 3ouy 1850 bu u heat
rye. - ' "
There arc aEo.t en- the canal. destined for texatrr
tbrluatnE shipments from Bnft11o Ii t8ys m nr az.
tober g; ntwcro dayA ending netohcf = hjN brls
Eonf '&tes hu wheat. ~ ~ bu corn, SO 07 pats
Gs4,9tt bu barley. n nsf In rre ~ Nes-f
, 1866-10-30
LOCAL MATTERS.

When suffering from tnflacuxu or
medicine thai is certain 10 cnr:. We recommend
Marsdcn's rectora1 Lain TO all 20 afflicted, know
Ing. from exncrscuce, that II can be Relied ou IN
Al druggists. BunsnANa & VAS ScuAAcK,
Wholesale Druggists, No. 16 Lake street, whole
, 1866-10-30

ba conduct Of his wife. Mrs. Riea,anu could not
On SATURDAY the mother aud daughter ,.icd 10 oh
tain tic fn ntturr from thc hou.c ol olAusustLntthcy
wcxe driven nwny. Mr:. Rlcmaun cain d to have
contributed nearly everything 10 she furnished
honec. and che proposed 10 remove II. The re-
knll was quarrel. The Memnun brothers were
Gne4 Sa5 each. 80
, 1866-10-30

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Trthnne.l
ST. LOTS, October %.
IoHAcco-A shade higher and very firm; lu.s s2s5
G4,S; shipping Leaf &55s& manufacturing leaf
x9,A9405o.
FLoUR-Actlvc and stit: super sS5oa9,75 to tloc5 !;
AA fn.o62l2.ss; XNX sold rs high ~ {l6.u0.
GEA1S-Wheat steady aud active; prices unchanged
Corn Higher; 9ocf.e5 for round lots Of all grades
Oats higher ard active at s1@ac. Rye higher and
firm at 81 .G1E1.0 2 bu. Barley dull and unchanged
Observation-Disclosures.
PEoy1s1oSs-Ness pork-Small sales at $33,eu. Bacon
dull ; city 1sAc: shoulders l64c. LarI-So tales.
, 1866-10-30

4H1oLec'cAl stHISAEr.-The exercises of th.
Alumni l.eis'u'e or the Chicago Tbeo1ortca1
seminary was veil attended yesterday. The Sra.
t,0a as occupied IN ti.eo..ions md ibc reading
..Doca the foe, tint the ps.n,itive ~hnSsh wee,
congregational make tha, form aindtnr M ,s9;
Ate: an estimated debate on t!ss fopis an an sss:
cursed the question 'is thai which wa Sn 1Ss H.
form f<h tie beat form no,c. I'll. exercises vsr
concluded By IN essay ruad by L. Joues. WITT
experience mcctfns at s:3a a. ,a.; plans Of scr.
mons by tlc class, from, 10 10: Hebrew TccIta-
uott hon 10 TO H. essay by F. Wheeler. from ii
.! ley. J. y. Gulliyes, on rastQrsl lanar
, 1866-10-30

Fcssc)e FuAset Detroit.
Especial Despatcn 10 the Chicago TrIbuncl
DETnorT. Octo.1 y.
lf-ScwBooy, Robinson, City o1 Milwaukee, EDop-
oihs, Nucleus, ComercH, STANDARD, Parker El!}ates
Maize. Gross, st. Lawrence, Wayctrec. Todd Janan,
Champion. Fillmore, Melrlua.
DowS-Sonc.
TlSD-Norfhrest
, 1866-10-30

We yynu1d cnl1 the attention of our
readers to thc California wines advertised In an.
other column BY Gale s Bloeki. Thcsc wines arc
pronounced, BY competent judges, the best to be
fonnd in this or auy other market. They arc Of
rich favor. md l.osacas decided medicinal prop
critics. Tic Port being tonic and eighty ast1ngen
tho Angelica excellent for dyspe7rica, whils The
Hook Is superior table wine.
, 1866-10-30

milwaukee nIarkets
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbune1
MILWAUKEE, October q.
FLorn-lsec0c better. Sales 2,5c1 b7ls at sI2Das
LEO for best winters t1as5Xall.5o for doable extra
spring; slo519Io.Gs for choice extras.
GtAIs-Wheat dali bnt unchanged Sales at 4. n
board. $1,000 bu at $e,l2G2ti for Mol: $19a71 rs
for No. <ls6G1+s7 for No. s. lss for rejected
Noon board-sales 4oCoo bu at s2.1sa21l fos No. /;
fl93a@1s5 for No. sl1oat.7l tor rejected. Oats Sc
better; SC for No. 2. Corn 5G6c better; so9oc los
No. !. Rye arm. Sales Ut 9a@93c.
1loGs-Liyc hogs steady 1t fsG5s.s7, averaging
500 ns.
FRr1GHrf-Teak and lower a. &c to Oswcgo.
flEcEH'7s-so,0oo bfls hour, 1O7, 900 bu wheat.
SHlPNEN1s-,000 br1s -four, III 90 hu wheat.
, 1866-10-30

Poinnd:s Magic Billions Poyxdcrx.-
These powders are sure cure for Liver Com.
plaint, and all Billions arrangements. They never
lati. Can be obtained at alt drug stores, OF by
mail Pee. 50 cente. c. @. Clark g. Co, New
Haven, Conn. Fuller, Finch i Fuller. Chicago,
Gcne1al Agents. tc3-a37i4su, ,rpATH
, 1866-10-30

s"-AIlSo MIIK-uiram II. Pltlan,, a boy, en-
tered freight car Of the Northwestern Railroad
Company on Sunday nnd s1ole . case Of condensed
milk. BE wae arrested aud brought before Jus-
tice Miflfken yesterday morning. Th. case was
bail being required. 10y WV
, 1866-10-30

PFuxxinEss Pure Cider Vinegar viii
preserve pickles, and is warranted pure. ASK
yong grocer 70. no other vinegar. largest works
Of the kind In tho United States. CaARLCs G. E.
1NCss1E0, $50 and Sit State stEeet, Chicago.
eepsw73-9it.Y
, 1866-10-30

\ Sure Pile Cnrc+-Dr. EllbrrtsE Rilc
Instrument positively cures. the worst cases OF
piles. Sent ny mail on receipt OF ~. Circulars
frce. Sold hy druggists. Agents waufcd every
where. Address ]. y. RoxAtSE, Manager No
S75 ErUadYxy New YnsE ~ ~~
, 1866-10-30

some Of tho 1rcture., and 10 have remarked,
lad cooking ts the Great ttot upon our Entrral
hence bis lAbors. May they be crowned with sue
Cess-
, 1866-10-30

,,at nraFxn 70, It's WlrE-lctcs Nonahan an Irish
.aa', ~ sess c2c!iahfe cnottUns, - -. .,.- ~,
lice Cour1 yesterday morning, charged Win be,t.
Ing LIS wife in q most inhunan u,uuer. pn,cr
seemed inspired With the greatest terror regard.
Ing h:A .it.at,on. From extreme yo1uh51i,y hnc.
TEE ih,!E ss s.nt fo: 'he 'oyc Of Cod 10 iet him o
~ o1e ime ana s'scarl1. by al The saints that
10 crss and In two minutes was IluIIerinc iond
caoG:n i2 he hs1td in the Street all present jeias
ccnstii.sd With laughter lie was fucd SI ar1
was told ,hs 1t was suspended QUO DIV tn .siro aao
him opportunity 10 leave the city. Hsws7..
scen Hahlng rapid strides from TIC ArmoWw1th
LolE.CE:M coat i1!{s, ot' WALL
, 1866-10-30


.-.. BALTIMORE, October g,
EEAIS-WheAt nTn Ralez, red At ta35a3No corn
eEet sales or yellow at fl6s1I7; white 1t IL llS1l9
ELorE-Ftgm; spring whea: Western. t1enaa1{a3,
rposrrgrsE Etnscn s.:.dr tAsa a,I* iIe*t1t["af.
gold. S"7~
, 1866-10-30

For Throat Diseases md Affections Of
the chest, ''Brown's Bronchial Tfochcs," Of
Irritation Of ihc Throat caused by cold, Of TN.
uRuai Exc1tion Of the vocal organs, In speaking
in public, or singing, they p:odnce tic most benc.
cAry
, 1866-10-30

Git RAILWAY NEwe.-Thc cars Of tho Weft
Division City Railway Company will, in lew days,
run on Wells street, from Randolph to Polk
streets, making twenty-minn.e intervals; ut the
came time The West Randolph str.et csrs tho se
which will inn that stsctt II ii ever gets hn-
isbcd) wifi run on Randolph west TO Well, lh*ncc
tonth 10 Madison, and thence west to tho city
ns..s, returning by 'hr same route.
s,l it, .agEostasn; on Vet Randolph l., stree; Ee
o,;sst',n S" ~, Viii It ever be finished g. is a
6nsi,,css 1s "W @ aaA.o..-s. . asked By rany whose
N1'-ss A@as oecda nearly flllA~t ny ihv 5elny.
, 1866-10-30

D1BonpEnT.-Mary Gales, Emma Mccary,
Anna Cooley, Mol,le Ellis. Mol1tc Koccrs, and
two olhcF women, were fined <l0 each yesterday
morning al The Police Court for being inmates OF
disorde1ly houses. Mott Of them occupied the
former ''crib" Of Ida Stockton, on Wells etrect~
each having room and taking care Of It. Two
of the girls rented rooms Of barney Gallagher.
Some paid Sc and oihs:s SIS weekly rent fof the
use Of these tocras az places ofprostitutlou,
, 1866-10-30

ftk1a 1TrHluk

THEIMMEFpHJU 41HFKEfV
PAHADKIPuiA, October =.
G13, - and hncy II <1i.nhAl6~O0.
GEEx@tshcas dull ; red $3.oo55cs and white s. Is
Gkockr1ks-Coffee-Ro a6kGsI7c.
NnlsxI1-FtEm at ELL.
, 1866-10-30
Markets by Telegraph.


7s- cnr.,, NEW YoKx, October y.
seea e1ti;; sisis;q qaas sss e r.
mon, @.o9ae6oo; iaiersoS. sa5.aasso@. COM
4]ssss q .,es;$s; ,ss oF'
p.3me (, a} Axp i. sdsM1sE3sF.. bead
st: st } }aie1iar: ( ssa:pa5 soasso; common. ss'5
saa,EsHssW sa,na "a tsW eosnfad p, 1oaloxc; Light and
T.. ieT 9spo o efs ~ nps ysts especially
hola havs "a e;as.ainse eae seSt III ,ac ~
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The arrivals sstll continued heavy. '>as d.
The tots receipts Of I'll atoee It a thc x,,,z r nj,
Ecek were ~ follows: ~ "' 1's %'l7
6S5c
ven c.vr. 10o
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chcago Tstbune.1
NEW Tont, October q.
.--... Hf1AostCF1s.
The speculative buyers In four corn and o,t. dor
were outsider, 10 whom speculative holders un1oa1e
wlth great freedom. They did not touch whe.f
sToCk or GEAIS II s1oEx.
Wheat fonr hundred and eight thousana hnshc1a :.
corn, two million six hundred and thirtr ,hou.,1t
ooshe'si oats. one million TWO hundred and forty.
seven thoutand bushels. ''
GHOCERIHs.
CoAec-Sales ot e50D BAGS Rio at as.an4r r,,. r,.t
a. 3sSc. Sugar dull tar to primo l1ce1sc Mo1ss:es
tuoyant. Rice dropping.
LIVE HOGS.
HogERcee!nts for raat two days, Il cars. Market
Nc better, at 3K91o4c.
, 1866-10-30

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ehlS tpefefsSS Hk a3d % tesls sm5fll!shed SoEs
ClDES1s OF THE REBELLION. , beautiful roEa! 90
tavo volume, spH pAE~s and SO enEraynEs. Th.8
wcrk - Of The nest productions Of the Hgs. an:
the most popular ooos Of the Over L. coo copies
tslss and SAY i s ths bet seiinE book they sold
In the sale Of this selling book. Exclusive terri
y and large ccN nIsalon gtrea. Address j. j.. STub
DAKD + en-. WA1hIn-fau q f.htra~n III
, 1866-10-30

Constitution Water.-A Certain Care
for OIAEEI1s, and all DIsEAsEs OF THE EtpxErs
Sold by all Druggists. Depot ii Ciia-st., y. i.
, 1866-10-30
TIElNTEENTH WARD RALLY,

Inc meeting last evening at Folz'e, on thee
ncr Of Larrabee street aud Moth avenue, was
1alEcly attended.
Mir. A. e. Schneider was called 10 the chair,
rttnry.
General Beyetidgc first addressed the meeting,
and fn ayery brief address sstd that he was will
dc verdict that Ind already been rcndered lin in
III h Ss asesoa Sna wSsa ts Ss b sae
should make at the coming election. ne had
endeayored 70 do his duty 10 his country and
done fo and whether bls claims for the oiasc Tor Tor
which he was candidate were sufficient to euti,ic
him TO their sufragcs.
John $. 9ninn, Eeq., then took the, stand, and
said that tic cha1ges against General Beyeridgc
the sh IN ihe Chicago H. .'Gi This saa simpe n
fact WIZ sufficient reiutation Of the charge.
went On 10 cor1oborate all that had been saii By
Nj. Quinn. General Beytsidse had defended the
men WHO had been guilty Of the violation OF the
duly bound TO do. Beyond this, Genera! Bevcr-
fdgc had had no knowledge Of, or connection
!Sth. thc az ata, whatever 5nd ths coPpsshead
acainst him.
Timothy Bradley, Esq was then called upon,
al he
He had been candidate for the nomination for
Sheriff, but had been defeated; lie would 60 for
Scncfal HcScrldEe, TIC regular nominee, an1
hoped oil his friends would do the same.
Major 4: L. Stephenson then took the stand and
reviewed the causes which led to the rebellion,
the history OF tho war, commencing, as It did. in
The clort TO MAINTAIN the Union, and concluding
In the glorions proclamation Of lincoln, emauci-
rating four millions OF slaves. The Major then
went on to say what bis conrte in the Legislature
had been. &c had done nll IN his power to ad-
VANCE the interests otthe State in general and cs
pccially of the labosing classes, and would, II he
were elected. do the snnic again.
A number Of other gentlemen then addressed
The meeting. The greatest enthusiasm prevailed,
pro,a Of what had been said by the most enthu
Pieatir iIenonn strp$topa
, 1866-10-30

Juniper Tar Soap cures chapped
hauds, ealt rheum, pimples, and all cntaneous al-
fee,o1s: nendsstng It The sk'1 sels npd smeeh
York, Sold by all druggists.