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, 1866-09-26
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

DIsgracefn1 Scene In the City Council
1he Copperhead Mayor Attempts to
Coerce the Mn1or1ty-The Meeting
Brenlks mp In n Row.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Ttibuue.l
SruMaF1Elp, ILL.,, September Is.
a most rlotons and disgraeefnl scene occurred
at the meeting of the City Council last night. Gne
hallosoo1 containing tho vots cast last Friday for
Alderman OF the First Ward In this city wAs
brought Into the Council Chamber to be can
business. Aiter organizing tho Mayor made Al,
attempt TO coerce tic majority OF the Council 10
lhr order Of business. The Republican memlefs.
who were N the majority, Insisted upon proceed-
@ssyor @!1s with r,taaat tas g,5 business = 9he
declared tae ennvaseipK must be done first. Al
appeal WAS taken from the decision. butthc Mayor
Wonld not put The matter 70 vote. Tho Repuhll-
cans then moved an adjournment, but the Mayor
eFRonneed that III: James. ihe coppsshead can
dtdntc, should be sSoEn In any way. His claQncrs
and rouehs, some sixty o. seventy In num-
ber, present answered with cheers, and he
proceeded 10 administer the oath, without
having canyasecl the votes according to law. The
tnGs, attempted TO leave the room, when they
were sct upou by the roughs, and several Ut the
members were severely handled, ono having his
coat torn from his back BY The rowdies. Officers
were sent nf1es tSe members, but none were
md The minority adjourned TIL this evening.
The Coppe1head Mayor undertook to override
The rules Of the Conucil aud the majority, and
met with deteat. 1t Is believed the Mayor Ia
liable to impeachment, and We mistake the spirit
not brought before the court 10 answer for this
hfrh.handed Oufrare
, 1866-09-26
FROM BALTIMORE,

Another Statement in Regard to tho .As-
IEnmcnt Of tho National Express
Company.
BAl!1xoaE, september s5.-ThIs afternoon thc
iMfiscQH publlthed statement III regard 10 The
Salional Express ComranJ's assignment, as re-
taSa the E1st has been incorrectly informed A. to
the names given. The Trustees are J. B. uoch,
j. ), keefey and C. Oliver O'Donnct.
4 correspondent at Richmond Informs IA that
according 10 the deed Of assignment the company
have right to continue the business until Novcui-
her let unless stopped by It's creditors sooner.
The baltimore 4 Ohio Nailroad, the Bank OF Com
merco Of Baltimore, the employees OF the National
ExnrGss Company. ard the eon,pauy's lawycra
a,c all made preferred creditors, as also are ali
Ger director for which he is liable, and debts
for which thsy may become liable for transpo1a-
respondent also states that Il is the intention 10
force the stock holders to pay up the drc per cent
| Of The last call OIL iheif aphsc1tnitous.
, 1866-09-26
TEXAS.

The Texan Rebels Rcinaugurnte War
on Small Scnlc-Unitct States Troops
1scststcd-The State Authorities Up
holds tho Rebels,
=. New yoRK, September ga New York Tribune
New Orleans special tays: Thu Tyl.r tArkanaas)
papers Of tic 18th Instant say that detachment or
Nntled States troops, under command Of Captain
Tupper, were fred Into by an Arkarsisn who was
not nwAre the war Was over,
Official information received from Benham.
Tr1ae shows that place 10 be In state of iusnr-
reetion. The citizens arc ali armed aud patrol the
streets 10 prevent the soldiers from coming uo thc
fowl The Mayor and Sheriff arc
lhc AdJntant General Of tho Stale to know how
many men he conld furnish to drive The Yankees
OF. reply is saId to havc been received ni}vTirc
50, wc11-ain,td men, and more II necessary Tue
officer in command Of the detachment Of United
entrenchct. and otherwise fortified his position.
al1es receiving = largo supply Of ammunition ffom
Galresion. lie expressed eonlldouce In being
able to Withstand an uttack. General Sheridan
len for the eccne Of action ibis morplur
, 1866-09-26

Opening Day-ProHrcctM OF Success
Tho City Crosyded-Prepnratl
The Race TrAclS-Thc Various Dc
partmcnt~-Dlsplny of Sheep and
-tsonts-Prclniurnx for Fnsr Horses
Programme for the Week.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tftbune.l
JAAKsy1I1E, WIS.,, September 25.
Although yesterday was nomlnally the opening
day Of the Wisconsin State Falr, IL Was employed
entirely In the reception and arrangement Of artl
cles for exhibition, mud WAS marked only by that
generally chaotic state Of unsettledness
which cha,acsesizcs The hstt day Of every Fair. As
an exhibition Il may be regarded as commencing
thorough success docs open its brlcf career. The
town Of GAINESVILLE. is crowded, It's hotels full to
GseoWing and IN IL pirate Tssidenecs let. saxed to
some distance in the coi-bed stage, and tents are
bcEinniuE 70 be IN demand.
The facilities for exhibition have been greatly
enlarged by m increase ofthe room In the build
ings and eheds on the grounds, and already The
number Of entries is eome hundreds more than
still g1eatcr had not the weather Of the three weeks
past frightened exhibitors. Tho last ul-na.ured
Shy the weather has had at us was this morning,
the dust and render the Fair more pleasant; aud
sunshine aud nights of staflieht
and made ofprairie soil-lhe most spriney, yet
In se9a d. p i % %sa5e1 M s ss ssssot s5
some displays Of speed unnsnal IN Wiseonein.
The frntt and flower ehow is etill very. imrer-
feet. but II is expected VIII be filled up this esen
finest displays ever seen In shs State. The arrange
ne9sa f., It are excellent and the lar,
ssa ssPy' soes eSss Is e eHpeeea ''iS tsis
evening.
/ present splendid arpeasancc As all The
es sp.sEe arc not IT. 3n the ground
Of particular Articles on exhibition at present but
| Il seems aE II lhG1e would be no Instrument or
machine Of use in the promotion Of the best and
aRs h Sc 81
from one to half dozen varieties Of working
'Mode!e OF nctual machines.
nnm5ef nr q shssn 4psesas
the Cotswo1l. Leicester, lincolnshi.c, Son!h
Down aud Me1!no breeds. Several fine specimens
cnliure lie wool growers oi Wisconsin, arc be:
j. s. naseltinc, Of i!ich!s,ld cent:e:- N'
,cmaftalIy I inc, Sut Is 'as as your Teportss hss
gone seems 70 BE- composed mainly Of York.
eh!1es and BctE.hircs. Of these the specimens
sss "a ns ssss1s s1es s sss S5s
Thc caitle show is not yet full. nor do the en-
tr,es q ho,fcs even even comprise all tue Tine ssocl
so,h o9,hcse1e: ding clasee. # is expected thcE
VII DC an unusually Ta me s, c1n'on M 1at tnc:s
for fast ho,ees lnyc not been laEce enough L
OF 1ns best ,sf & then neS oSnef
drcd dollar premiums. Fair managers must no1
make nsc Of the ta1fsmanic word thonsnnd. a
fhorsee for srerd, 1t Is believed: will he In run
bboE sh1 shoS ssoM
1 1.1Rt hr4R ttrF {t&
, 1866-09-26
FROM DES MONIES.

Cattle Killed by Iichtntn@-H1ore Fo-
IfIcn1 Black MEnil-Johnson Catches
Tartar-mufdcrcd by INDIANS
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
DEE Mo1NEs, September ..
Five head Of cattle wcre killed bv lightning on
Sunday morning. ucar oseeola, Clark County.
Dr.. WeekF, Receiver OF tho United Slalcs Land
Once at this place, md Captain Thomas seely,
Register Of tho United States Land Omce, have
received missives ftorn Warrington commanding
them to give up their heads Or shell ont The funds
President. Dr.. Weeks has written scathing re-
ply to The .niesise, copy OF which will appea! in
uc Sfofe Rtpf sttF tomorrow. In due time Cap
tsin sec1y. will also hnr1 tremendous aca IN the
1hetideni's ear
B. c. Steele. thel most blatant and ycuemous
, 1866-09-26
FROM CANADA,

Cabinet Mcctlu..-Finauclal Unccr-
tninty-fkeported Fcntnn Concentrn.
tlon-Cunadlan Military Stores.
NEW YouK, September s5.-A 1tno,ds dcs-
patch says: "Cabinct meetings. OF the Canadian
1sovcsnment are being held daily in Quebec, the
subjects discussed being the military coudltton 0!
Tie Prcsinees tho confsdcre,ion, aud the tailnte
IL fe1tin Anancta1 elrclet money still demanding
dl,ecn cents In MontcsnL
.sihe Fentans are said 10 I've assembling for In
vasion at HIghsAsc, near Ro1ec's Point.
s'latce quantities Of military etorcs arc being
received 1t Toronto and Montreal and being
sent to the western frontier Of the Province"
4 New York Tribune Toronto special says:
.'Oraees hate Leen given 10 tho Whole volunteer
force cfthc city 70 muster at given ron,s on the
1rt alarm 1onnds ~ Of hs 0ea saf1se
tempt 10 hnrn E,.. e. apt9rS tha h., Ely \;
Guiding amnulances, arc arriving here. Regular
EoopR and xollntceze are continually sHiving,
and her G!aw Of three men arrested on suspicion
q heinE Fenians. A small Qusa1itT Of ammuni
oonEsascno, September a5.-1s' Ia repotte
, 1866-09-26
FROM DAVENPORT,

Weather and Crops-Grnnd Army Of
the KcpublIc-Snnltary.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tsibune]
DAVENPORT, September s5.
To-day VIC have been favored with autumn In
earnest. The wet spell acems to be over, and
grim will be rushing to market. The corn Is ur-
injured b. f,ost, and in q few days will be ont 0
ha,m's way. The urea planted IN corn in this
comfy was never so large.
The davenport Post No, l., }otHs in the process
siun ard encamrmcnt Of the Erand Army Of the
Republic, nj Rock Island, tomorrow.
4 Few cases OF cholera havc occnrrcd In this
city within the last few days, but all were In e1-
tIrtncly filthy localities. The general health Of
the city is excellent.
, 1866-09-26
FROM NEW YORK,

Heavy Street Robbefy-Lnrge Afteud-
Anec nj the RAces-Inqucst In tho Case
Of the Recent Burning Of Five Per-
Eons-Rcmatks from Stephens
Another Letter from Beecher, etc.
NEW Yonx, aeptembcr as-Moses Cummings,
robbed in Wali sireet to day q o1er 8at,ooo, By
young man named Joseph a. Clinton. The thisf
~ pursued and captured and the money ro-
o7eT % COO people were It the Pask. to-day to
Witness the sace- General Grant was tn Interested
spectator. The hEst race, mile and qua1ter
ton eoit W sss second, md saaforas Tisdsle third.
For she inauguration .see there were sopz s.sEt.
Fieetw1ng was third.
The second heat Was also won BY Kentucky n
TAM. F1eetWipg was second and Onward third:
The Coroner who has Investigated the eauses OF
burning ! Hnsnent hoase, % SUNDAY no5a9i1g
ineendiary, and urges upon the Mayor he wisdom
Of Offering reward for the arrest Of Tho n,iscreant
There Is very general attention called to the No
III The as foliornE t. als The concluding remarks O,
James stephens at The Fenian picnic yesterday,
my deliberate Intention d 60 to iesnd ii yc.r,
and let no nan he mistaken in this. {Cheers. ]
Some men have said II III. IN earnest would
AQl 0afE HEuE ~ puHA@t Q4k 1AVHG 3Ac 4AiA "A0f
either hy their treatheIy or their blundefs, made
II a necessity on me to do 90, and II I were free
agent would not do 80. choose this
couTEe only n the least Of two evils forced On
me. Because I'll did not make definite state
ment could not, hold the men in ireland to-
eether, they have been 60 much medaled with,
nor the men In thIe country neither. Their COM
plants have Fesched me- and it il therefore that
am forced 10 FAY that will undoubtedly be In
not % 90 over thcy could not be- held In
over here, 41d he nght would 60
gain 10 delay the action, would do 60, and risk
my popularity, but ! cannot, for they are deter
mined on fighting thfe year, and an a. fnt1y de.
teTmiued on being with them come veal OF woe.
tChce1s.1 No malter what others Say, tnke my
word, viii be IN ireland, and then the people
will et5iEc blow for liberty" =.
Kelly's Kerosene OH Works; at Hunters Point,
took aFe last might, about half past ten o'clock,
from The explotiHn OF rat, and d disastrous con.
fagrati0n ersued. There were several thousand
dollars worth Of oil in barrels at the time Of the
breaking ont Of the fire, and 1t was all consumed
The large brick building belongtn.to the works
which contained the machinery, md several ehcdt
stoEcd with kerosene, were consumed, and four Of
Eve oil Tanks were also destroyed.
new YoRK. September 25.-1icufy Ward Beech
cr is out With letter this morning. denying thai
his letter vaa called out Or considered BY any
meefirr Of hjS c0nrrarStion in plvruouth Church
, 1866-09-26
THE SOUTHERN LOYALISTS.


Their Arrival In Observation-Disclosures
tIon by the Cft{xcn.-l Drencl,iny
WnIu-T1,cr S,sll t,nra d,r,,r.srS
Auuachcc-Ihc Auufc>s OF Nc1conae-
Speeches by Governor k4ntntltOn.
Ex-senator Fowler, Of Tennessee. General
nnvi,. o,Tcxn.. ana OILERS.
D'A' Va s1AA0
tspccial Ucspe,cb 10 ,he Chicago T1ibune1
- ''>N
iNDtAHAfoLis> september ..
The Southern 1.oynsets arrived here from CIu-
1asnn1 f...,f,,t1r I'll 1,T rrt . c,c., r,osr5 wv.
1aneu 'e"'iuAs WI aas, ~. s1ea, e'p"u was
at the depot, aud cheered lnsifly as the delegates
made their appearance. A brass band was In at
tendance. and commitlee escorted the
5o,o,,,cs IT. III. ro,nocr ronxr The
ot!esases " 'As tsA ."e
ram continued 10 POM Ill.,, ao"n III IN 'oF.
hear Aud,cw johnson OH the occasion Of lls re-
rs,t ,;.,, ,,,a ro. ~ NO Joto,r,1 con, ,rr,cnrr.
ccnl N'Alt, "cse Aol ~ oe Ne.s'.eo Ho.t "e"o"'-
ing the loyal n'eh OF the soa'n W any inSlemenes
Of the weather. AZ the time approached Tor the
nec,inC cunnons were frrd ard rockets phot OF,
and &sronIc Hall va. li,esal5 packed long before
me noas ar''eo NV 'ne speahhs 10 oegh' IN
come 10 the 1oyaliste OF tic Sonlh and declaring
thst he 1nvn, nrn shall nile. One bonr th,s In.
- s.a. ~ ..wh, 49, H. ,,nssor oat,nss ama.o.r
su'pEon. WV i1"uS 'easu ~ ouA''r -AAAA'e"
johnson By h1s o"n e1anpie.'
e{yr n,syer. MI, Ffshbacl delivered m address
~ re,eor,a i,e ala 1r5,,n,., hc-oes s,cc,, ~,
ersrr Mntt1r 1,iS ~ shc SnMt, cnS tho,s ior;n.
~ @ hro .,ht - ~. 1h iars
en 1hef tSc eo,G,r, ssant nnt r,..sn mil inE.i
~ Tn,cs and ,reasnn Is mailc ndyns Treasan vas
, 1866-09-26
milwaukee, Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicaso Tr1bunc.l

INJC1eU IfIUuNE.J
MILWAUKEE,, Septeunbe: Is.
FtorF-ActaSr and SC llgher; sales Of e6o bfls 1t
Fltoo9lls5 for best double extra spring; l1sa9lp.
for extra, and 500 for kupcr1ne.
GRAIx-Nhtxt advanced az1c; sales at L. N, board
eco bu nj s7.Qse1o for No. !; seH@lss lor No.
tl31!sa for No. - e1A7 for rejected. Noon Boart-
sales of oe bu At s1oac12 fbr No. tl.sals Tor
No. t1.sa17 for No. = $1.a9t 50 for rejected Five
m. Boart-4Alee Of 100 bu ii $e.A5 for No. ts7
for No, I: ~: for No. Oats nrmer; sales of2 bn
No at SC Corn &c better salcs Of 1000 ou 1t e5 &C.
Rye scarce ard nsmcr ss1cs of .coc bu at sc.
EErcur1u4 no bEls Tour, 926n In wheat 1ooo ou
oat4.
suIrNEx1s-sooo brla tour, 3 ,D03 bu wheat.
FEr1GR1a-Bet TO Buffalo,
, 1866-09-26
Mclean County Copperhead Nomtna-
tlonA.
fSrecfal Deepatch to the Ch1capo Tr{bune1

DLoo11FGToH, September Is.
The congregation OF Copperneads and Copper
johnsons held their County Convention IN this
city at p. N. to-day, at the Court House, and
nominated their ticket. When the Convention
was called to ORDER 30 few delegates were present.
that they resolved themselves into Mass conycn-
ton, and proceeded 10 make the following nomi-
nations: For Representative, Michael Gcet, of
Lexington for Sheriff, Captain Moore; !, for Coro-
pcF, , Wn: CLARK: 1hS eHndidates were az soldiers
The Copperhead party have not even gone
through With the form of nominating county
ticket In Mclean County for several yeats past,
and they certainly have "a little occasion for It
nuw IA tn my former campaign, for the Uniun
party vii? roll mp larger majority at tho coming
as,n In The Convention, ind the whole affair wns
complete inrce. Mclean County Ii good for 2 coo
majority for the Union and the ncxt Radical Con-
, 1866-09-26

ALBAxTt y. f., Sept. q.
PASSED Frl1oxyMlI-l4 loads corn, loads wheat,
load barley, md 1oAd Of oats.
SHIPPED nE Tows THIS r. N.-Corn. l 90 bu TIC,
1890 bn: barley. Is 30 bu oats S. 100 heat, ls
bu mnlt, :, 90 bu feed. co tons.
, 1866-09-26

C1SctSSAT1. Scrtembtf3.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
F1crE-Actirc and nrrn. Sales Of extra nt $ll.t0A
1z-oo; family at E.1..s9ls.no-
GRAH-NheAt-stcady. with good demand; sAlfz OF
No. winter 1t &7!39.so: lhooJ bushels hill wheat
rold to rtrive 1t $.E. Co1n-Ecarrt and arm sales
OF mixed At eoc: white at Sc. 0ats-Statcc and trm
sales Of No. II @se; No. : at ka3ssc. Rye-ActAve
and Arm ealcs Of No. at tl1o. Barley-In good
request: prime fall at fi.6n
Co7ToS-Actfvc speculative demand. Sales Of
middlInf At Sc
wn1skxr-tirm. Salcs OF 60 erls bonded st se.s3
rRoE1s7oSs-Qnlcs; small sales ot ncss pork At
{ScuQ Ss15. bacon ard Bulk Ncats-1uaetlye; sales
Of bacon and shoulders, packed, ut 16hc. Lard
Nominal at fsc.
MoSLr-steady. Exchange trncs q. par and loo
premium.
, 1866-09-26
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
New ToHK. September Is.
EtfoRTa or lat wKEK.
Exports for the past week. total value q 0o1 most.
II made up Of cotton tobacco and petroleum also e
braetnE 20 0 hrls -four, $50 bu wheat $4,000 bu corn
! 200 brls PORK, 100 90 - lard.
NRKApstrFfs.
F1our-Thc speculation collapsed At the close, aud
prices partis!ly supported BY sending fresh re-
crps to stor but only choice spring e1tsaA
bic At yesterdays figures. Wheat would hare tcarce
y brought yesterdays prices at the eoee the psnel"
pal sales were choice new while. Corr-0nc load was
taken for export and for the East good business
done, but was not salRblc nj the cost for SIC.
Oats vet5 active principally far TO good Chicago 1t
59sac.
FIovIeIoSB.
rore-Noahlns done ate. Change. CutmcAts steady
Lard, shade nr1nes for kettle-rcndcred
LIVE noOe,
HcEs-Rcceipts cars; xc higher with sales at II u
@uhc.
6HoCEElA.
srgar-Reoned lower; best ground And csushcd 1as
16Ac; prime SOFT white l3c-
, 1866-09-26
:sTHE PITTSBURGH SOLDIERS
CONVENTION.

IhE fiilononum asa1nT
-.--~-
tcenttnued from f15st rasel
sss "a rsss Been
81 our terrible saei1oea. ---.,-.,..
Your ebedient servant,
aos; siess.srs asss 4seS59ssH 6 #9essaiy,.
Cries Of tread The namel read !le sigaafarTHas 81.
-; hsys wtnah oerea Lin to
y,a saa R%a'ss 9ss 9sar s es'ssn s's's s
Question WIS PIT % 1ne noMaanon nd !, &c q M M5.
lied With enshastsss1s eaeeis; a,: =, u.,, s o.,
" moooa. - 1tiinri as .,nni,S
e5a eoaiies anat e eodnet st. pseT to tas pehai
gs@ Sats \ e desk for Captain Q. n Bennett Of
,sf1s h sss7, S@ Gfas:,,
Gensssl ss5low1la introducing no s1s eisef o.
nSsn sas taFossh nc pnse Ipoasr p5as in fSaF t hl
teenla Masssanscne , s.se ,e 1na ae'cf "asa
cosa1imGsSi, Mr mnSicv ,hen c.n,c fnrTsr1 IND seiA.
nin, ar npRses n ss1n sIons a. ~ aaa Rtrun11c
ri. ho1eE f. su;ts snd on1d MiFht H.
rInger ua5 ss' 3 lar me on this occasious to
t,,x
make some femasss, oat a.
nave conttacleo scNGse Sul0 Malcc
Will prevent my voice sson ne1uk hea1u nj any
distance rom The stand. VIII saJ but q few
words. lam glad 70 sec yon mere teliow-soldlets-
nm glad to know tnal the aoidieiH ol The repnb,
u5 arr fun 41s 20 me principles
which led them tnto tho field. hcsre It
sta!ed less Eaen a mouth ago, that the aoEufers
81 me country were With the policy OF
~. Johnsou; Ny own opinion did not colin
eide With that and my humble ctons Lave
been directed to securing. az expression OF
opfn;en from ihe soldiers Of the Republic on these
qnes'lons. oelieSe NC SHALL get II heIc n gooal
3ld fattsbnfgh, and that, TOO, 1n tones of
thunder 60 loud that the rcveEbaiIons
wall DC hcatd Throughout All tue hti!a
ahq tsless ol thls siate, and VIII
ass3, ne IN sHstAnE tae na)ofanse NEish arc FL.
t1in{ 10 b. Eissn ior ~ our STANDARD bsaTere y IN
INC toSM ssaGs, oSGs those Mnom W nsse ut-
teatca IN Sns ueia. an9 WIG sGcs ~ tnuMpa over
ne ne nsnes hox tals iali. Sssat appianse!
rort.1sd 1,s.1 ~ " ind,,jc,sI ~. aa,e ~
psse1aata ~, ns M heno, s.s.0, OF es'ns called to
HeSMie ~ .go Ia ~. ~ sSs " tnen Maos
ga ~ ne eess ,S,at. 81 199sS 99ss,. now assem
ntn+ he i, sid sn5 srjii1 ~, ntMus,p.es - ~ .e
h!fnr M hin, fhr rcn.' ',T un nsn .1,. ista
~ "a ihsf ~ 3ScIr rSnrirT Irrir1 Mo 1so1 AZ
rcsTs ri r., ssm .SA nnthiGs,. " ~ tasr ~
shsii ibere!ore enfer a. nnra nnon to ~
~ ,s a. ouee ~ u'GM aac aisSnatse ~
43I,, ,. p1! ~ :" oe posnoa !" WHICH your
, 1866-09-26
Damage to Crops In Southern Indiana
Political.

ISptciN Ufsphtch 10 tho Chicago Trib1nc.1
EVANSVILLE, Ind, September Is.
Heavy rains last night and Today. Now, (fonr
o'clock p. m.,) 1t is stil! raining. The wind has
been south for three days, and is now Teering
rnnnd 10 the northwest. There will be great dc.
stEuction Of corn and tobacco In The low bottoms
by foods. An untimc1y fIost Ia much feared.
Governor Morton. OF Indiana, had q magnificent
eional Dintrsci last night, In the face Of GeavS
storm.
, 1866-09-26

FIoCE-Fiym but quiet.
GRAE-Wheat rr5n and s93kc bettcr-new $c.1a
while Michigan $2.7B, amber $2&@l6sX and No. 4
spring t2.29. Corn more active and g better; 70s2e
for No. ! mixed. Oats Ike better. Salea Al 35Ac.
LAKY ERE1GnTs-5c for corn to Buffalo.
, 1866-09-26

Coppethead IN Town, will succeed 10 tho Receiver.
ehtp and T. q. Walker fac t!atlls Of Steel, Will
aucceed Weeks as RoeelseF.
Stnke Williams and Jos PostleNtck, The former
from Nebraska County and Tho latter from Bur
Nnaton, we1e recently murdered BY tho {ndlana
ne1r Fort Reno, DacptAh Te1fftorJ.
, 1866-09-26

upon good authp..,ty fh,t . 1,rv, nnn,h.r ~
Fcnnaa aN 60. .-ccntrating In Northern Vermont
ioi : fna W IN Canada, Considerable excitement
G.. e1,sa u those counties which border on the
, 1866-09-26

ST. L0hts market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Lots. September Is.
TonAcco-Dul and hcAvy; Tugs from $a.1aat5.s; :;
shipping leaf from &6.oa3l25a; manufacturing leaf
from 81.4A35-n.
FLorR-XxX at $500; < 1t $aS4
Gr1*-WheAt higher and active; t1.N31,2o for
spring. and s21,a9ss for fA Corn higher, al 10Gsoc
Oats higher Rye higher; In active demand, atstse0c
Barley quiet.
lRos1s1oss-Posk lower &sa5o- Bacon very quiet
1T@lLc for city shoulders 2c for city clear sdes and
&c lor choice sugar CARED hams.
, 1866-09-26
FROM MADISON.

UFcnlnE OF Tho Visc0nstn Cnmpafcu-
Appointments Of Republican Speak,
cFA.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbrne.l
MADISON, Wis, September Is.
The Chairman OF the State Central Committee
announces appointments for several speakers In
this and tho Filth District, by Mr.. Holmes, Of
Portage and c. G. Williams, Of GAINESVILLE, and
larec number By D. F. Hopkins, Union candidate
for Congress, IN all parts Of this district at some
Of whose meetings other sVeakcra wilt also address
the people,
Tic appointments for Senator Howe, Matt. Il.
Carpenter and other speakers, will be shortly an
nonncc5, and the campaign bziskly opened at all
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