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, 1866-08-10


SrrEE1oR CorRT OF rCu1cAGo-Hon. .1ohn IT, VII
son, C. j., and hons. Josfph E. Gary Gid John 4
jameson. associate eJustfef<.-WLitakcr vs. Shaw
ct al. Dcfnuls Of defendant lansing entered, aud
judgment against him for <1s6.eL Sdre Jaclas Is
Mack We. Mack ct al Defaul, entered, and luag-
Barsows ei ii. VS. Wright. Judgment upon de-
fault heretofore entered Tor $751; ~.
Curtis Ct at. VI. Goodkind cs n. Default oihoth
defendants entered.
Staryctt .ct al. yr. Sullivan. Judgment on an
swcr against Catherine O'D1icn for sS470. Ga1ni.
eIec proceeding dismissed IS 10 Patrick Cud-
more.
uuches rs. Carr. Leave 10 flle new bond for
costs. Motion to dismiss ove.rnted. Time to
plead extended TIL the lfrss day Of September
Walker ye. caulaeld Default and Judgment for
Moutcomesy vs. Gode.ich ct al. Dismissed at
plaintiffs costs on motion OF PLAINTIFF attorney.
Tilmoul " FElckc. Default and Judgment for
Stnrc vs. Mclean ct al. Replcvin. Delaull and
Judgment for property and one cent damages
Bowers " 0stzom Ct al. Default OF defendant
O.trom entered.
&inM oycrruled and Judgment for <IDo.
While y1 q. r. Harris, Default and Judgment
for $s56.sn .
Mary Vai.k vs James Quisk. In chauce1y. Bill
Tor divorce. Matters report filed and cuuadE'ned
a1d aee1ee. The report Of tho Master WIS 10 TIC
Ireland At tho time OF his marriage with
B,acc e ii. IA. caulhcla E, Al. In ch.nee.y.
Decree combining the report Of the Mas.er. aud
ordering conveyance BY tho Master In chsncery Of
property sold BY one Bryant, Of louisville, Ky.
, 1866-08-10

nor with disposition to "sell the Itish vote TO
II M saphasa p~ha cand r. a1 ee
which regards tlayery at a. Divine Institution
M 'ot t r. s'o s8s sse? eaa
doubt have made a capital overscer, Of sla4e-
asivcr, on Southern plantation, in those pa!m1y
w ant yea e soon II ScSnaos i vas een aua I
ea In ;Rsiakins for tss ,s,n FsSans n ,,sS %
The Roman catholse clergy on The SANG tns:
let: Who told him tha.e..a tine son % Of s:ini
tnct told i.ims Wbat itishsaan-lf he be man
al aI!-wtll uoi L1ush Tor shame At this mean. slay
in libel: Arc We eloas OF clay, that every sfuntl
Thing should steel tho Irish hcarf neainst
s G"e e ss nsb si
hcaves upon It To be "a true Sou of Sain
Patrick, must an Irishmsn be The upholder .
stem thc tide OF Human rr6grcssy To be iaith!u
10 our na.ional snstiucs must wc suffer ourselves
Ss sn Ia
place onr1c1vce il he pash al Il etc1sat Id. aat
aght single handed against ;he eommen sense o
How ety Mr. "sIrish American ds:cs the Cath
ol!c Church Into the question. and seeks 10 nntit
in his epIs,ic: bll the dodge wont lake this lou
OF TIC day: FcnIantsn3 Las alrcady wtcsted .hs
young l.tsh element OF America from the poii,i
cal thra1dom cf the Church, and, picase Heaven
It Will convert the Irish people Of the Cn,cd Sats
| to Iiadtca1 principles.
"lrifl-Amcrican" sends In along bill Of favor:
the Dcmoc1sts dld give some crumbs. from thei
table 10 the Irish, hut they always tool
| care 10 have the culling and deal
| Ing OF the political loaf Ia their oN1
| hande. A semtlance OF favor fa necessary. ever
with teaste: and are the Irish 80 very much beov
The level Of beasts, cyen in Democratic cyea, tha
they should vote their Uhc Demoetals') ueke. ant
,eccive nothing hut kicks for their reward! WI,
| khoutd not the Democrats show theIr intatuate{
supporters conc little hvore The Irish serve,
them fii1hfnll5. and they have rewarded the I.sl
msscrably. They tnnght Us 70 believe that from
| no other ra1iy lhAn theirs cou1d we expect cyel
common liberation consequently The Irish ncve
| .avc the Radicals chance. and who could blam
| The Radicals for being "doun on people tha
| vehcntu11y and pere!stcnt1y fought against DEL
principles! This tact the Irish themselves are he
| ginning TO understand, and despite the Ercwltn:
| ot frightened and furions Democrats, they will
for Tic future. lend At least, fair proportion .
| their support 10 that party whose glorious watch
| word is" Liberty 10 all RaccsT
| Progress Is the incentive OF the hour-thc Radl
1 cal olik Is launched, and she speeds btavcly Oh
for shc breeze thst fills her ealls Is the breath
, 1866-08-10

A Tuo7ocnArlnc crALAcE.-rzosrcssi IL the order.
Of the day, especially IN Chicago. In accordance
with this order hr ar Photographic isabont to re-
ccive new impetus. A magnificent palace Of
Photographic artt Is already planned, and The de-
sign is being rapidly evolved under the hards OF
tbc woFkmen and The fingers Of the triist. The To-
cation Will be in The MORRISON Building, the new
block now almost completed on the eat side or
CLARK street iuet north Of Madison; the presiding
eenus, Mrs. 4. kiddcr. whose peucilings have
charmed thousands OF our readers, and who is uni
:e.eaily conceded to be without a superior a: 8
il wilhoui an equal In the West. She Will gather
around her the hcst that the profession can supply
as operators. In rooms scarcely c4uall1d in theit
architectural aaap:lon TO The end proposed, and
Ier: The intention is to give the puhlic an orpor
tunfly OF procuring pictures taken BY The heat
ltiste. with ctely accessory requisite to The pro-
duction Of the hcs pfc,nses well A. to the com
fort OF those who may honor the Palace" with
1hsir patronage, Mrs: tidder herself will snpsr-
Intend the details, and bc prepared TO take the
picture wherc The photographer ends his lators,
mailing ot l. 2 genuine Portrait, @ aa!l seproduc-
The extensive enie of roome-tcn 10 number
will be thrown open to the public In The course OF
A few Terks.
, 1866-08-10
TEIE: STEWART DIVORCE CASE.

A.0itoa AtaOAAS-E
tho dI, orcc case Instituted By Emile G.. Stewart
against me, Hart l.. Stewart. her husband. l re-.
! feel assured that the 1onr OF Il must hare been
given TO 1t By parties Interested III inIurny me.
desire stc'r!E 70 correct some Of Its rntsstate-
tine NAV say do not irar. but coyet auch in
's1.lsa'a"n Ths anv reason ass,ened al The ,mc v v
wife 10, leaving nc wac most rivilous one, haS-
AjIcr ecnarrtion, I sought oyer and
over again to know ihe cause Of
her chstrrs eua WorI b,inG ,be h.in2c f1cnes 1sS
Church tial they might b. thoroughly sified in
way 10 e,,aie nc, II ihey were nSuscd uniounled.
;S resume duties IN nc shHTsh In e
no IN tanihi fe ~ st axr3,
M rcaaests. N~''''' '&'% e'' @>f'' ~
, ,hsn @ 5sonEh. CHARGES ssains, her IL her own
char.ir,e her with disfecaTiinr hrr ccpInGs.{
soxs i e[ds, }d nat @lsSi p sSadsansd q IL.
na sss s fsa1F sa i'd ss Is
~ @ al al TEE fGGonSaon i 81 1p,atn IN an
fa!hsa closed III doors a:;ai1st @ nc. nc.
% ~ s2 etx iorS G SansS iGf ar %
oren declared 10 mutual friends that shc Ind 1,o
caase for leaving me that would Justify her Ii,
seeking dtvone, in sc1tptutal point of view;
% ~ a'e cise,1ns a1airs, 'r ane p"tposs y
awara of ths h malirt ina1snces At wort' and am
fully prepared 10 meet tic wretehed attack upon
| my reputation, aud am glad OF an opportunity Of
yidica'ins my chssac.es bst9se the world, though
anch regret the scandal which necessarily
enfucs.
NY wife. whom may now cons!aer nuloEtnnate, AZ
not be whe'i O. even IL part to h baMs X a.
nnaners bnt nc wEetchtd tnslnences ~ Whieh ene
ssarseanaea t arc INC fauaG OF Mef aaa ~ uoho
, 1866-08-10

ITO RENT-And furniture for sale,
J. Handsomely furnished square with side
Attached. at 80 Aontocat., Room o. Call inter- p
, 1866-08-10

Especial despatch 10 the Chicago Trihun".t
CrScIxSATI. August :.
F1oCR-Quet. Salca srpe.tne at $50; extra at s,
Ql0.c1.
Gn.E-wheas stcata5. Sales ncw red At ss.e.sa71
Whit. s?E77N; So.1 Old S1rins $l.;D- Com dnll !;
sales Of t1rd at Oats dull and lower: eaea Of
No. old at 4a41c; new 4e Rye easiez; sales Of No.
1 ut sc. Barley tcarce-no sales.
coTToS-Dull Af1dallug nominal At 1cc-
wnEkEF-lrrcgula1; Free dull st $e..ka7.5; bonded
generally held out Of the market.
1rov1s1oSs+Qu!et bit arm. Mesa pork held at Is, s
sales 100 brls city at su. Bacon steady; sales OF
shoulders At l'c, cltar sd 2lc: bak shoulders easer
at l5c: Rib sides Grm atlsxc. Lard inactive;
prime city held ut -1c-do buyett-
MoSEr easy. Exchapge du1.
, 1866-08-10

days. at 81 go hu. te.lcrs option MI week at 10.
Afternoon bosYd-2c higher; kaes OF Coco bu al St7D
closing dutl. Oas nrm but quiet. Corn ad-
vanrrd tc.
FREI0nTs-QnIct AT lie for corn 10 nuGalo,
RICE1rTs-Nhcat, 10 Eo bu; -four, LIT brs,
ENlPXEy7s-Wheat, H1, III hn dpur. Asa htls
, 1866-08-10

Every day ndlS to the wonderful
satisfies every one that II IL certain cure 10
scratches, cuts nail pricks, swcllinss md in mott
founder. It Is also III, excellent hoof ointment,
and Is easily washcd OF with little soap and wa
Ter. Fiisy cents bo1. Sold BY d!uEGisis and
harness makers. jySG.eoS3lt
, 1866-08-10

THE COUNTERFEIT Cook COUNTY Scn1r.-A
notorious corntertcltcr named Pcl, whose opera
lions occas.oned no little excitement iu this city
eoNic fifteen months ago, has jusl been captured
and brought hack 10 the scene Of bis forE1er
rloits. It will be remembered thai about The
middle ofiast snu,ulcr. large quantity oi conn
tcrfeit Cook County scrip, amounting to nearly
Ss1,0O0. and United States bonds, were
pnt III circulation. A .uan named Kennedy
was arrested at the time and identihcl ~
the party who had altered a portion Of the
fa1sc bonds and scrip. At his trial IL
was shown thai he had only acted Is the agent Of
The real countcrfciter, whose name was given as
pcll, but who had q multitude OF aliases besides.
This man was o,ls M Of gang who operated sx,en;
succeeded IN putting Into circulation over <loa,0
In counterfeit money: The detectives were at
once xst upon his tEask; hut he managed to Glade
yeae various de.cctisc officers haye
Eastern cities, but without success.
About six weeks ago Mr.. William P. Miller, a
hickman, formerly connected with the police
force, obtained through some means clue 10 !hc
whereabouts Of rcll+ at.l immediately started for
the East Tracking hin, through New York and
Pennsylvania, he found bis man At last at Athens.
Bradford County. Pa, where he IVES concealed III
pile Of rubbish In bar11-ya1d. lie brought his
prisoner 10 Chicago on Wednesday morning. and
the pair were seet yesterday au,Icably discussing
beer in various saloons What fs 10 be done with
hiMf
, 1866-08-10
LOCAL MATTERS,

Mctealf,s Great Rheumatic Remedy
Il certainly The Wonder Of the Age. Thousands
can testify as to It's magical effect, and the 1rst
patients as the only sure cure for rheumatism ever
known to man. Lord & Smith, Agentr. Chicago.
Illinois. 8lS1
, 1866-08-10

Let NIL who desire a good head of hair
avafl themselves OF thc "ncw and valuable cont.i
button to medical science" lntcly introduced into
the Western market and known as Il Barretts Veg
Lord j. Smith, y Lake street. are the general
agents. iyai-p i5s1st.F INV
, 1866-08-10
Vessels Pissed Detroit.
JSee1al Desnatch to the Chicago Trfbune.J

[STecal Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
--- DETROIT, August 2.
Cr-E11sworth Rawson, Commerce, Qulckstcp. -Etna,
Midnight. Arab. ballard. West Wind. Corslcan, Nh
zcrpa, Miami EcI1e.
DowS-Cnad!lln, Marquette. Nichols, Wavcrly, Res.
olnsion, RAINIER, Mtlcscx. Summit Reciprocity, Cor.
respondent Mosa.
WISn-Wst.
, 1866-08-10

ESCAPED TnoA JAcEsoSy11LE.-We are informs
cd By telegraph that George ". Bartlett, vel
known as recently part proprietor Of clothing
store under the Sherman House, aud still more re-
Gently confdel to the caro- or the authorities al
Jacksonville lnnatic Asylum, escaped from tha.
Institution on "Wednesday evening Inst. and up 10
late hour last evening had not heec heard Of By
1hoxr In charge Of the Aeyluu.
, 1866-08-10

HUFFALO, August 3.
FLuCE-Unchaused.
tsEAtN-Nhcnt Qntet and held Mt Il - for prime No.
Milwaukee, tprin-. Corn-salcs for tho day. lis o3 hu
ts for No. and 6EG re for No. 1-clostEg th!s >.
m. with sales nt fgc. hlcs-Sa1cS nj 81 0Q1 bu WIS
cousin ut tic. barley and Rye nominal.
l.EoE1stoSs-.Pork $s3.5o Lard 1a521Hc.
NnlsKxT-Nomlnal
CANAL FEEtGn1s-.To Scw York-Wheat, 16c; corn,
lie; oats, &C. To Albany-Corn, lie oats. 7Hc.
, 1866-08-10

Depend upon it, Mokhers, Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup. for all diseases Of children,
is eafe aud snrc medicine. II has stood the test
Of thirty years, and never known tc fail. Il segn
1atcs the stomach and bowele corrhtts ncidity, and
cues wind col,c; produces natural, quiet sleep,
by relieving the child from pain. austtr577
, 1866-08-10
st. Louts Market.
Special Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal

Especial Despatch to the Chicago TTbunc
ST. LOFTS AuEuss9.
ToaAcco-Slcady luES Tim At el.7o+
TLorR-Mose active super at 200. LXN at FL cs.
TX at fta..5
GrA1S-Hhcat more active at ts13 TO $? 80 for ~hte
and nd fa Corn du1 and heavy 6oc to Sic for mix.
cd aud yellow. and tic xc for white. Oa.s d1 at
a7Ac 10 slc. Rye. GGsfsc. Ness Pork-salcs Mt is:5
70 80 per br1.
NH1tkET-Sscs
, 1866-08-10

FLoCH-n1ll and unchanged.
GRA1S7Nheat nI!n; Corn advancing; Western, So
PE0vlsloSs-Mcss pork, $S3In 3In0aS3a5.
WntsSxF-*2.5 for Pennsylvania. and 9s.29 for
, 1866-08-10

New York stock nnd Money Market.
NEW YoEK. AuEust9
MoSEy-Ihe markell IL easy at 3S35 per cent. Large
supply.
sTEE1ISn-Ea,her more active at 1o1h@1BH.
GoLD-W!tlout dcciled change opening at ils:s de-
clin1n:: TO 1i64, and closing at 14aK.
GorESNESTs-3foEe active and hI1ne1.
, 1866-08-10

Ps1l.efn.ss Pure Cider Vinegar will
preserve pickles, and is warranted pure. Ask
OF tie Kind in the United States. CHARLES G..
f. rRrss1Sn, 3sSa and 81 State street, Chicago.
auy3rJ3S- -l3t-F.N-w
, 1866-08-10

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunel
MILWAUKEE, August ..
F1oUr-AlarSet nomnally unchanged; sales Of 100
brss good furcE spring nj &i.7s.
GzAIx-Wheas active and t95c higher sales OF lloc2
uNo.1 Spring At <i,s7; soa3 bu, se1lcss option tc1
, 1866-08-10
Toledo Market.

F1crR-null.
GEA1N-Whcnt unchanged. Snles MOL nmher, crnp Of
g, 1t f:E: 4 amber. do. and white M!ch:1n new
S!hc; Oats SC lower. Sales Al for No. Rye
stcndy.
LAKE FEEIo MTs-Dutl an,I unchanged.
, 1866-08-10

new foEK, Augusta
CoTToS-ycfy dull With n downward tendency.
Gslts al :e<el:c for ,nladltng uplands.
e. ohsF Ilna. aFe e aues snd witloas scded change
market closluE quiet. ~
NMkkIY-unn Mnd nominal.
Observation-Disclosures, 100 bu. There Ia rather
more dOlnE but prices fkhout decided Change Ip-
icr!or dessTlpt!oas at tend do*nvnsi. saics Is, 10
In at Il est 50 for common Chicago spring; tI51 ior
Mxsukes c@lnI: @ f:9o ~ ncw 50. M!iwaakce: t!.gs
vs.e .eI1s Rye quiet Barley and barley mali dail
better with % lsss 9ong Ihe demand A e.eay ioF the
eeipts. k2ss bu. Asivo and aic hichtr. saics ooou
5sa53c for Iowa.
groCEE11.1,Cotee quiet. sngsr qulet and Steady,
Cnbh. 1G18llNc. MofAa&c9 dali.
tETEol1CA-Ensler, at nc for crude: {13tSc for re
tGsd ,t II bond, az :S. 3sS53c :oE foreign. ~.
heavy at $3!hI@S1G for new A1ess, clo1lng ut $Sla
regular: ~ aS3o@ foF Old DO. nd t?7e:7.s5 y,
rt3Mt also, 1850 bf1B u1css, for September seller
option, at t3ls g., Besi unchanged. Beef hama nom!
nal. BACON dull. Cut meats 6rIn at 3k9l6tc fo
Shoulders md IM2e e. hams. Lard nrm ii, iasa
AXE Butter dali At 2a3Ssc fot Ohio. Cheese 1pl
G@la.
, 1866-08-10

NEW t}cLxAys, August9.
CnT7nS-Tnchangch. Sales, so bales low nliatllla:
at S1a3iC. Receipts, ISL bales.
sr1AE-Fatr at ttr.
HASK KsTEEL1SG-Notninal at t9. New York exchange
u discount.
, 1866-08-10
33rrsD D1tal.

DERSONAL.- Charles Hill LETT his
i homo on THURSDAY. Jnly 1lth he has not been
heard Of since. Any Information respecting him will
be thankfully received by his wife who Is dangcfonsly
III. Address Mrs. c, r. HILL Boz Lake City. Min
ncSOth. ES3
, 1866-08-10

DEFSONAL-Wnnted to know the
i whereabouts Of Lucins P. Scranton, who Is a M.
tyc Of conneetsen and has served three yeaE II tho
illinois, ANY knowing his whercahouts. and Will
eend his address will be literally rewarded by Ills
, 1866-08-10
GIFT ENTERPRISE syvrHDI.1NG.

A recent issue Of the TG1nrSE gave currency 10
that f1ru in this city, largely engaged In
the Gin Enterprise business, had ''snsrsnacd."
Tint article ias hccn extensively copcd.and sreeu
lation Is risc in many parts O. the United ates as
TO the particular tirm biptcd at-,hrre being so
many parties here engaged in the business that a
considerable r'lnge OF guessing was possible II
was prctty generally understood in Chicago that
the rcport referred 10 W,ggiEs & Bradford, Il Arm
which started out will the announcement Of a
scheme 70 1anmmoil. in Its proportions as 70 over
shadow all other GIT Concert schemes. The rll-
NOR has attached Itself more extensively to the
"Opcra House Enterprise" than TO- any other,
probably because ihar Is tpuca' more widely known
Honec scheme Mas mot referred to.
II 1s reported that Virgins is IN Canada, where
United States authorities, and taa bradford Is IL
New York, cnga.cd in conducting to maturity al
other OF the bubbles which ,iccms to have been so
successfully hurst in this city. 1t is estimated hat
about three hundred il,ousand dollars were taken
by the firm for tickets here,
, 1866-08-10

All civic and military societies and organizations
desiring to participate In The celebration Of tie
laying u the cornerstone Of the Douglas Aon-
11mcni on the It'll of September n"xt, rrquest-
ed to rsnort immedatcIy to me at the office Of ill.,.
Sherman House. u. A. GAGE.
Chief N9rs11al
, 1866-08-10

ITO RENT-A single and double room,
Il furnished. pleasantly situated. Apply at No. 1
| y hshtnston-st, between Wabash And Mciigan-av.
, 1866-08-10

Special (nution.-3IrH. WinAloW.~
parties have put ont articles calling then, Mrs
Winslow's. Please take notice that The Mrs. Wins
1ow OF The Soothing Syrup is moi connected with
any OtlCe article. iuuetcjSi.
, 1866-08-10
THE CITY.

TIE MrncnAsTs' Unlox ExrnEss COMPANY has
taken the whole lower door Of Tho Portland block,
and Is making arrangements 10 run from New
York. Doston and Philadelphia, 10 Chtcago, st.
Louis and Cincinnati -"
, 1866-08-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Proceedings in the Courts Yesterday
Defaults In the Superior Conrt-Descr-
tion and Dlyofce-Suft Commenced
Against Police officer MILLER for Az
RuultinE a Pr1soncr-Probnte Business
New Suits.
, 1866-08-10

A NEW 1svES11ox.-A mos, curious, and ut The
same lime tnost simple cortzlsnncc for planting
cotton seed, is On exhibition at The hardware cs-
tahInhmant OF Charles B. Brown & Co., No. IS
Lake street, where, by invitation Of its inventor
and p.tentee, Mr.. !. ". NcGaaey, Of this city,
our reporter witnessed Its operations on Friday
last. rs unnecessary to describe the details OF
The machine, II machine # may be called, as to do
so world glse The reader no adequate fdea Of its
power, simplicity, or the perfection Of Its work,
1tsecms to be lust exactly adapted TO the work for
With Ii Is designed, obvi1ies hl Of the objections
that lare been found In o1hee cont:tyances for
planting cotton; Is strong, durable, light easy Of
drauChI, makes its own furTow, drops its seed in
my quantity desired, covers the kernels when de-
posltcd, end Is su simple that any rerson who has
Eenee eEoneh 10 drive horse or supply the hop
per with material can nee 1t. Not the least OF its
many virtues is its economy. as VIC are iufoFmed
that Il can be furnished complete and ready for In
stant usc nt lees expense than the bsTc mAnulne-
use OF any other unchinc known. Mr. BrOwn haa
rceIAed many cstimonfala fFcm well known cotton
.rowere, Wko hare examined and tested 1t, to the
itect that It Is the best most perfect and cheapest
machine for the purpose named now In use, We
cam that company is now being formed for the
suppose Of manufacturing, and. Judging from the
xnce, we anticipate for the "McGasey Cotton
Planter" not only an Immense sale, but an In
pcnse enctoss.
, 1866-08-10

nRKADs1rFfs
F7our-So new features. Theat-1ht market was
stronger with more demand Thc export OF 1900
bushels Was damaged Chicago, which sold At &c, and
has since bceu kilndrie Corn Ia very arm thls after
Doon at Sc. Oatstncst Chicago brought 63 46. and
holders are frusex this afternoon.
PROVISIONS.
Pork closed quiet at 1874. Lard heavy. Hams up
ward.
LIVE noGs.
Hogs are lrn al Ike. Twelve car loads at the
market
FEEYGHTB 10 IIyKCroor.
Small shipments Of corn and wheat Al Sd by steamer
, 1866-08-10

Paper I1angfn.r and window Shades
dulrl-st. c5lB
, 1866-08-10

TnE or1nA HorsK.-A correspondent dcsires us
to call attention 10 the fact that the inferior or ihc
Opera Housc Is being rapidly ruined liy The nd
TINT The hall be kept for select audtcnccs be ad
mitfra by ticket IT'S pity ltthut fs,c audteucc
room ie being spoiled, hut VIC suppose there IL no
help for Il,
, 1866-08-10

- REAT AUCTION SALE OF
Foreign and Domestic Staple
d r Y g O O D S,
Custom Made Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
Of every description, Wool Hats, Back
Gloves, Glores, Gaunt1ets md
Nit, Roots and Shoes, Brussels. All Wool and other
(. carpetiugs, &c.
On Tuesday. September lth; on Wednesday, septesa'
TEHs AGcfi0N KooNs. IN F71mer's BLOCK. So,.
i. and IL; Iando'phst., ChteaSo, Illinois,
VIM. A. BUFFERS e. co..
nts Auctioneeys.
CuEEnT & SAMPSON,
&T GENERAL AUCTloSEERs
scpesio1 new and secondhand
Household Furniture, Carpets, &c.,
AT AUCTION,
On FE1pAS, Ansus, 1oh. at ss O'Clock st on5 sales.
PARIoR, CHAMBER AND
DISINGROOM FURSTTTRE
Including great variety of OIL Walnut md EnaoellA
ChaulcE suits. with variety OF nnc hud medium fa1-
II Bsusseis, Velvet and 1ngra.n carpe csocse.y Mr
Books. GILBERT SAMPSON.
~ Aucuoncets~
, 1866-08-10

A PLEAtAxT MEE71Ho.-Thc following episode
OF The Convention nj Springfield II narrated b. M
rioachcd General q. ". Smith, nftcr hi. nomina.
1ion for STATE Treasurer, ard Introduced nimse|l
AZ the man carried him OF tho field at Mission
Ridge when Lc had fallen scrrus1y wounded By 3
rebel bullet 1t was 4 cordial meeting between
tle rescucE and The rescnsti." GeMeral smith was
twice seriously wounded dutinT the war-nsst al
Stone River and si:ef.xatrl ut Mission Ridge,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

;Se1as2s 1is 9sss: .ss
a1gels) oi afecuouate and iupulsiSe n.ture. II.
whom We pledge ourselves to marry for nettef q
Direct Boz los Franklin Grove, Itnuoks- Z.
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err rcu,crnherth the magnificent Dicb"ld, Bahmarn
s Co. prize safe, exhibition 1T The last Sanitary
Fair iu this tity. That tafe medium =izc and yer
hars The very hest ever turncd ont By 1has firm,
widely celebrated for the excellence Of all III safes
Is nvw for sale at the Office Of F. v. Pratt, No 50
Washington street; the owner having gone TO
planting cotton at Tie Sontt has no further urc
for 1t. The sooner the purchase tho less will bc
the pic, as time Is money.
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TnT MEs11Rn Snoo7lxG ArTnAr.-Charlcs T.
Mcstlcs, the special policeman who on Sunday
evening last WAS arrested for shooting Adam
knoth, MSS arraIcned in the Police Court ye.tsr.
day, hit the examination was continued unul TO-
day. Kncth lies In very critical condition. md
Il is feared that he will n,t rccQyer
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TD Reatz5tores & D@ces.
Strapen.

STRA1En-Or Sto1en-A Bay Horse,
Oten yesrs old, short red tail. htad legs swollen. Re
cTRA7ED OR STOLEN On the
~ night Of the d Instant pretty we'll proportion
ed bay mare pony, heavy Hlane And tall a IheF1l
reward will be paid for her return Information
1t III DeAfboru-st. ". J. EDWARDS. s17B
, 1866-08-10
.Tnu1t1.

TOUND-On Washinstonst-A Silver
10 Butter Enlie. The owner can hare the same By
pr,r1ne ownershlp On application 70 JOSEPH FINCH,
II Vim. Bara-w anath. s61 South AIa1ket-st. SIS
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3t0St.

T OST-Somewhere on West Lake-st,
L. west Of Psullna-st., or vicinity, Pocket. book.
conain.ng $500 Iecnnsess md aeoat cents
Wcet Ede car ticEets Finder will be suitably reward.
ed l,y leaving same at 49, South Clarkst, Boom 1.
S51
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;dFDu1tD.

EOUND-On Saturday, q wallet con-
/ tAining small suu Of money, Thich the owner
can hare by proving property paying charges and cal