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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28

9 19eS aptspefs Der 9ejegi6uft iinb Grnianteruns
CUR elnpSgSsrnng IN nnieren Staat iilS Seri9af=
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fauf pom 2dnbereien 81 erretce me- h ageneIiene
BGerttat oSer aISere gprtbeiIe fir SaBrifs
ftreden in Der Rdbe uDn Stdbten, Stt6aien NIB Gil
fenh0baen teie &Gnbereien lolertis paienoe 8arS
fteHef Gnb 9rSBere SIdeben aiIsg efegt unb an ben
Ginn0uoerer elitpeber stn fpirflieelt neer ueg
h6bten Rpfenpreis in Der Art perfauft peroem, baB
;pf6en spei perfanfter cine pa ante Ynrcene Iegen
bleibt. Der sdnfcr bat Elm Siertbeil boar uno Sas
Hebrige In 1, uni ssSabre 81 besabelt,4EF
/ 8ie @eteHfbait pirb aud pls Asenttr fin groBe
aan6beitser Sieten; meIbe bt sdnOcotonrtsu ieben
Sen 8eeebrgatab arbeit 9esenft bic 8eieuf6aft
burb 8eibaffrng Don Soncpertern, 9drtnern nnb
ieber Artppn @rbeitern gu be reot9en Sic ptrb rbet
perfbaef f6Hften ba es ibr n6gIb 1T, 8etdftiguns
3a iobnenoen Preiien i'm geInnhelteu nnb rubtbarften
Ritnia Der gan3en 9et sn3n9erH nno ehenfo lrb fie
Inn Stanbe fetn, ben 4rbeitsgebet anfrteee n ellen,
inbem e bic Mrbeiter fir i'm an trgeS etiien Gam
oun9splab oSer cine Gtienbabn Station hefert. Eir
beabfi1tiaen unief SDitem, ale arten BON arbetern
nod ie6sm EbeiI bes Staates IN bef6rpest, INNER
msBr ~ peruontomtnner. g8eaen n&berens 8eitim=
9untt.
Der Gewinn Der ,Gefeafdaft pir6 pon benz fpGteren
gerfauf Der porbeBoltenen insuif6en Hegenoen
9runbititde, pom Aufbau pom S6rteru uno Stdbteh
On pnsa5 geeignsten Steuent pen per A9tbalte psn
tens un6 Nnernl<Redbtb bes Staates unb eno=
LID uoii ben Geblhren fiir Bsorsnng pom Arbett err
Sa infer Capital anf benz aan5bes:ber geSeuibaft
baiirf it, 70 mus eoe 99erfb 6es Issteren
netbpenbis Die Actien in seitem @aBe rpertbuoaer
MAIDEN unb onber TDerben uniere Actien bdber btez
ieben eben 10 fidber ais portbeiI5dt fnoen. a+3t'
Die SaHptsSffice lprb in 0afbpine, Senns, sehaIe
ten, uno bic 8eieufbaft beabbtigt, Sub=Ngeuten in
ieoem Gpuntp bes Stdates onsMiteen Snbfcriptions<
biber befinoeu nd in ben Sdnben BON Anion Relion,
SauSef. GenerdlZMgeni tar GtntDuiaScrung, mel6e
duterifrt nb, nutersei9nungen fiir Attien Der &c
fetIfHoft efftsegen sHsnsbmeil.ls 9 $50
Seq. s. EbumnS,
raili&@ Is Rrdiioent Der Genn. GoIonii6tiuns=
inb Ginwanoerungs z9efeaidbdft.
TeIi, ". @beatbdm, .
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28
Innt5 Caf866.

"a Bermehrune Der Ratten. Die .5armei
g6setts& perfi9ert unb berpeift bur4 9ere6nuns. D.
Elm qaaf gaattea binnsti bset Sabrsn eire 9a@trn
Aasaf@aR bon 65f $50 sp6sIinsen sa beben II
Besu nun eins iOI3e nneebeure 6arpiIie nibt A. G
srottet pirbs persebrt fe mebr aIs mas 5000 @eh
i9en ernabreu FAM, 'i go
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28
1885,.

.Sarswtrtbe. Sic nit tIhsesfefer irstnS elmer ar
sspIast finb, nt6sen n,rr 81 ar's erterminatol
gebraMb4ea aBir babsni biefes gdttet psrfudt uni
es i 70 gait aus, pa Ipir .es ftets ssbsuute
EbsiE au9 pennfeias Bog S. fsitete, Sir uetft@i
ten Site, aber ite baIfeu rda9ts, bod Goitar'A
ertermip t5Stet gtatte,, s@tdlie Sabe,f htei.
Zen itS aSdnseu In sr5serer 5dhsntstett, afs" Dty
'es fBnaea.i ltebsrau airo zee per
Iasst sgssSfnas ObtO @pssttes4 su!s H'i'2 '''a'
10 ;s5sbe Golfers obise lAntanbig4sg.r,6
SDGr gertauft in 9aibptue, EeHa,, Bel dqsagfae'
Jgiftsn nnb SdnbIeru. = 4s.4'''S' f7iIF4qRf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28
Annnnnoarnanta for Candidatea

OR STATE OFFIcERs, $40
,,ssCOuSTE u4= re 100
s. ACES - Advertisements in the Special Column, a
SINE from to 5 lines, Of. O0-each additional lin
sCcents suseq uent insertions, 10 cents per line
In Local Column, first time, from to lines
FlOO-each additional line, 80 cents; subsequent
ie4- Insertions, Is cents per line. -"al ~
Advertisements OF Benevolent enterprises
-1- will be inserted in paper free of charge.
for advertisements of societies we will charge
ralf price.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28

nj, @ei en-, 8. Sept, Ser Sreu3 seitun9
ipiro eei6rieben;;s raf fggelereot bat
ii1 fir eiiell bei5routteli Snalislnlls
erfldrt, falls Osrfelbe mr. be illnere8er<
tpaItung 4n9arns, bic 0fTentIlbs Staats 4
f9uIo iinb eins eIneg lrnlee fTa9en beribrt
ua6i falls Die ungorli eiiI 3eiAe pdrla 1.
uent hon ,bnnnert Wit9ti eoetn dnerfer<.
uen, BON benet lire game @siasbdlfte
bier Niiuionen tpeilieer bstra9t, alS Die
ipefIi6e. @ber Die ginfbTdnfpng bes.
qNfiniitersl baB bic groaten 1els ibnen
sufommenben &beiI Der S6Rfst9 ielbE,
ifan6ig in i6rens 9anSta9e ipdbler fplIeR,
ma9t Die lln9ara tuieoer fds18. h
/. So MTG ntiuopol, &m %. Aug.
fpHtelle tpies Dem " MoniteurY pom bier
iaeidrieben tpiro, bic Speratioaen oer
ttarfilden Srupper. auf &onSia be-
ainnet; tiirfiideu &rel5er, ;inHelL ieben
gerfebr ser MufitGn0i6en mad NnBett
bin gu perbin6ern. -Sn Dem fueHlidett
Sbeile Der Smell baben fid Die Gbriiteh
sa lE6eri5Ios riGairst. l3aaibaen halt
ser Stamm .oerSpbafiot en-, Oeren Ber9e
unseEela. f6iper ,augdns.ib ciinb. Ste
QnfangS sl Yrosnero Sufainmen9etrek
teae @eneraIherlamnilung dbeInbet .fiI
.ieBt su 2lIiafeS F. SssnaeI 0af6a laaett
nit feinerts 3ielnIi9 5ablrei6ett &ruppeli
BEL 8rb1esE int Besirt NpocoronOs alitb
leitet bon oain,a allie 8fipe9unsen i'm
Naittelpunft Der Snfel, ipabreno sStdnl
Bafda nit feinen @eDptern 4rn1e nns
am Slteuoe bon Sreta beiest bait. Wfati
i1ldgt bic 8abf Der beiuafineten@ briiten
auf $4,000 on unb 9laubt, Dap Der @eS
nerdts @oabefIienr liiter angefdbr eben
TO biele SoIbaten berfiete. Die SrieI
bat nabe an 100000 @intpobner, bon
6enen itnr AZ, 900 Mobofnebaier iin6.
-Sn Seraflion, Mbet6p ma ppb &aitea
batten bic Siirfeu bret Sirden serft6tf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28
9ic Natioitdlc GrpreBz.
HdsdH.dB zHi.l9 nH6 1anaiiia 81
=. 80 spSrtatipns 4 efeil ftbaft. ri il
eTag - h4s4s --7--------7 77-T------ 5rsa s.aif
Capital :. .. 3.s $10, 000, 600
81 :; - % - II ASA EsI

Sat cine Office in ssOs ~ RprS S5egrD strqses3
Tbiren Don uni0,t er6net. Dig tSsatiOnaI erpreBg
unS SransppgtatiOns COMPANY" lift iest bereit, Elm
aHsemeines erprss gsi6at 81 BiGiselL greiien, rDie
ie ;upor Surb irgenb etne @eieldtat berenet Iunrz
Oen gu betreiben. 9ur5 elm arrangement nit per4
fbieSenen nerGntpOrtIi9tn gerft6erunss GeieGs
faften setroffen Ierbeu aIIe @eIbsunO @ertbpatete
uoa perf6ert anb feline Ggtrd zBere9nung bafir ses
mut Sieies bietet BEN 8srieaSer cine bOppeIte Sis
berbettim Sale eiiles 8esInitss. aae anfrenginsen
rperSen semact UNI bic rpeIe ars beebren ufrieben
SIT fteaen.
S.oaesE Dabis,
Of ba Asent. 81,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28
1866.

ID sgoftar's R attsn perttlasr; II einfa9 un'
gsfdbrIi9 Hnb 9er, Der bette RattenpertIser, tpel
DEN mir ie seieben baben. Sebe Rutte, bic es finoe
friBt es urS mus itefben arb stoar geto5bnIi9
eiiem @Iase, .osI@er oOt, BEN entfsrnt lift, bos
gtitteI btneeReHt pitrbe" ~ (2afe Shore, Miisan,
Rtrrof.) Siess Goftar,s.obige antiinSisuns.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-28

5Trifft IN Gprjntb unb Yrai1b unetIon NIT ben is
gen Der 81. u. Dbi1 tirb ItH. Central 8nHn mad Se<
feut,a DeobfIe, 8dSbura, Hemz OrIeeps ab allen baz
,pfSd5en Heaen6en Bufffen attainment. S&is6fF@l
Iii gaShutHe bsr gdbuinea Gbnttannaga, Der gtaibf
pile NIB s9eortbwefern une Der Gbaefelb In6 &p.
en9tsuiue nab 9afbpiae @abn fit ole gnntte nSrS<.
LID unb 5ftIi9 an. ~9Sel u
4 1nr4sEiGets iint. AZ baben iltAer OmnibRssDf5ce
bon Sant 8. 2ttie, SO. rs gberr1 Ctr. uo aptBronb
sffsst 9epot Raibntass - Gspad Sheds fir Die
s4asaf Sefi'.l'' ,sdHH SIS. sSM d We faIsi9Qs
|ilGlt ms III ID .5s6sG Ger. Sppt. 70 lisfI
, 1866-11-23

toss, ~ho hsd made sueh csretp1 examination q
The nan's rnint. The nnio,tun..e man stated
ad jews Would Ai net - Pa pay aS In N; w rent ut
Cd Cd, sat h' ds s.a not vo coup! Rans4ea %
1ho lnsane Asylum, had stolen from him This
he Wa released b tbs proceeding, a. be Vas
g9 Ss pese se Il l. t sea eass
SssFs iep,es e e! hf esre f''S e ~;
eaos 5 e. &c oah Ss Il fssd Ap 3d. & Rs & 5 Rs e
the town Of 1sieh, in ibis county. God told hin
thcn !ha, BE was going 70 make p-cscnt p i bin,
eod e. ssoai s'Sh Sse i Il te e'sa Es IL
aka S1n rom bin, D'' 7ho s1a @edissi man o.
n1y NV asss1ss e g n ssss"ss; isass
ike very eld man, and you know lle ! mnst n b;
Of rs - The he o. only difference between Him and 8
very old man was that He was entirely naksd:.
his ssd be hs 9Sr soee
lis I fam Iisa for two M ihonesnd doilars.
ea5Siasss d. isf'Rss ssi s y
bes0 nef to IN be p'aseS @pelSy S@ee oelleyea snS
eep fns IL ssse ass real M
non eonlpos mtatis. of was 20 when his crime
ysss committed. III nculprit would save biz neck,
host Of doctors fJ to hfs aid aud Gnd him N;
sane, and II an insane 1naa asks 10 be released
from The cussody Of guardian, sn equal nnm-
her of learned practitioner, who have been
dceins and doctosins Tor peshapa quarter o. =
century, come forwaid and pasntc their M want M OF
community IN winch. 10 far as The law as It now
s,nrde be would be acquitted Of never so heinous m
friend who has been constantly in the company Of
ibis man dnring ecyeral months, arrives at The
| zane conclusion as the doctors who made care
mistaken Of nisscd for mtetakcn or mls1ed must
be those experts that would hazard an opinion "
| sach case upon such Investigation as the resnl
/ a1oIys they fnnde.
, 1866-11-23

From lhe Cincinnati Enquirer, November al]
AS the name of Charles Carroll, Of Carroll
ton, became celebrated rs the last Of the
siGners of the Declaration of Independence,
SO Will Samuel Duuu be ftlustelous as the
last Of the pensioucrs-thc last survivor OF
that generation of men who participated in
the war of the American Revolution. Nine
ty-one years have passed since the Rcroln.
tiun commenced, and cighty~four years stLce
1t closed by the equalization Of ferk'own, in
be over one hundred years, tn order to have
taken part even In its closing scenes. In or
der to realise the extent to which tho life OF
Mr.. Dunn has been prolonged, let us consider
d few facts.
the most active In worldly Affairs, were
taught In their youth Of the marvellous cx-
p1oits of NAPOLEON Bpnalnrte, whose fame
had even then been long historical. Yet here
| Is man still among us WHO was born before
tue great Corsican came into being, who is
! Older than him whose ltnc the world was
! discoyerlpr seventy years ago. We conceive
| It to be an immense historical distance back
| to the reign Of the great Frederick OF frns'
| sia, set he was but in the zenith OF his glory
when this aged veteran was born. Nhat M
| what rise and fall OF empires and dynastics
what extraordinary discoveries In the arts
| and sciences, has 1t fallen to the lot OF Nr
Dunn to be contemporary with: The mint
of the student Of history can hardly grasl
them all In bis thought, or span IN imastna
| t;un. the stupcndous chasm OF the intcrycn
ing years. Am x-h. J,
older than the Duke Of wellington. olde
tl1au Andrew jackson or John Samc
Adams, and who Is but ten years the JUNO
! ~ Alcxautler Hamilton, 1t woaAa have her
nossibic for Slr. Dunn to have converse
With those who had been the first settler
that landed in the United States At Ply
month OF Jamestown. Such fact show
the extreme brevity Of our NATIONAL h'sto;!
continent has been within thCce such llvt
| as that OF this Revolutionary hero! Tn:
epoch saw the first white man within the;
United States, saw the t1st stroke Of II
, 1866-11-23
The Randolph street Improvement.

The Randolph street Improvement
Tie hasl.ees men Of West Randolph street arc
silt complaining bt,1ctls and loudly OF what they
terra >>,te wre&ched and npbus.nes.- -.Ike manner
IL. which the work Of nlline and paving Wet RAN
delphi sttcct is being carried on. Considering
thai r,:t a few of the shopkeepcrs have been im-
povcrished and reduced to the verge Of bznk-
rnItcy by reason O the Ac1ay, tsess indis-
their patience should be exhA usted. aud The snf-
fc17pSt tacy nave been compelled to endure sor SO
ioac pcEtod-p1ostEatlou of business. high
taxes ard e1of'ftant rcn.s-cslls for The sympa-
:hy u Tie clli1e community In lheir behalf Sym;
ra,l,s, ,.owcser, Will ssot replsntth a derlcted
i.eastry. or restore yauhhed trais. go long as
nc obstruction complained ot e1fsta. Already
I've weeks have elapsed bcsond the time spec
:nea ii tc contract for the completion Of the
work. and HOW thst w'nter has announced 1ls"i,
fears a,e entcrtaincd that Il will dag Its
dscary lne:h into the spring, That uu.
Eeeesss:y delays have occurred, and gros
risE:ta:rmsn.. . IA a. bern m manifested nan stree the
rncn,. n,s, bc seeu from the fact that although II
Mas a,.unE Inc first streets cont actei for Ia ths
spzs t s,as@ gapeepnpssea a. hS S,
ouler iess imporsni qnatI+rs Of the city. Tht
nos:d ot Pubic works cls,m-and II, il p.ope
Sf ~ hs ne essf See9 .. a. ~
clttpercy Of the weather. While ndlnEt;ng tha
sonlc Ct thc Ielay which occurred st the outse
ba nasf pn.hea s5 Siam IT,
could hc rnder adverse circumstances. n
amoun. Of filling has been enormous, and q col
Responding difficulty wEf experienced IN cast,1
carth for III p9rso-e. In VET scatser 1t has bee
found impossible 10 prosecute the work, an
the recent heavy SatEs alone have tctarded Ii
p,og.css Of The work. Since the excavations K
The Washington Et1eet tunnel were commenced
the euppay Of CLING ma1erial has been qni
abnpcaut, AID tle repairs ase now progressiE
rapidly When the weather ie favorable. =.
As we are lot likely to have The beuefst OF mut
Hne weather alter the present time, It would
well Tor tie Boa1d not to place any reliance upt
It, and adopt some plan whereby the dif1lcui
might be overcome. In rainy weather teams q
the work has to he abandoned nntil the skies Gle
again. Could mol this difficulty bc sur1uount4
By laying down temporary plank roa
for the teams On oEe ride until The other side
roiscd, VIXEN thry could be transferred TO
crade. In this way the leans could pses lni
fng would 20 on uure rapidly.
Il /, ftue that something should be done 10
,,rTe iLe financial suseztrGs Q! tue tenA1ts q
hntiucrs men ia Randolph etreet, and nave
stream Of traffic again in fali How over this N
irnpo.tapt ttorouEhfare before The winter sets
The Eoard Of Pnbtic Works arc IN hopes Of
inr ii completed in tie couree Of ten days.
are Te al.
, 1866-11-23


The Intelligent German citizens Of Cairo,
and Union County, have In coutcmpiation
the snEly formation OF g asocloty ,hav .ng for its
object the encouragement Of Germ an Imml-
Ing It. The society will undoubtedly BE- or
ganized, and Its operations will have a tell
Ing effect upon the growth and Prosperity,
alike Of the city and country. It Is proposed,
In furtherancc of this project. to establish
headquarters in Cairo. secure thr services of
and also in Liverpool and other points of de-
barkation in Europe. These agents will use
their beat c1ert1ons among parties seeking
homes In the United States, to furnish ample
Information concerning the capacity Of our
soil, the character Of The climate and mar
and TO direct as many as possible Of these
immigrants, directly to Southern Illinois.
And among the people Of the y1ne-erowlng
and wine. making sectiona Of Germany, extra
effort win be put forth; II IL believed ny e1-
peFlenced grape.gro'Wers t5at t. certain kinds
nofs with unfailing success, All that scope
of country lying south Of Carbondale {of It.
self Us large as half a dozen Of the German
priucipalitfes combinedl Is peculiarly adapted
for the growth Of the harder kinds Of grape
grown both In this country and In Germany.
ers of the Rhine, show to them that the land
for fine Vineyards may be obtained at FROM
IS 10 SO per acre, and that there Is IN abun.
daut market. paying. them as much for q
pound of grapes rs They are paid in the old
country for a bushel; as much Tor gallon
| Of wine as they now receive for cask, and
| we shall soon see every hill side in Egypt
Skillfn1ly cultivated vineyard.
TIE Illinois Central Railroad Company
| vet The owners Of more than million acres
I Of laud-the land owners Of Southern ILL
! uois, in fact thepeople Of Southern Illinois
ara al deeply Interested in thes project, ane
should, In every way possible, encourage it
commencement, and facilitate, as they ms :
| its operations after it is commenced.
, 1866-11-23
CURIOUS CASE OF INSANITY.
A Mndman Pronounced Sa1e bE High
Medical Authority-He Unwit.
tingly Confutcs the Evil
dence and C0nf0unds
the Contributors
C0nfoundeds

A case, 10 some extent exhibiting the email
amount Of reliance tLat is to be placed upon, and
the little respect to be given to the opinions ol
n majority Of our medical fraternity when
tcstiying as experts, especially in se1aion 10 the
mental condition Of patient. camc before Judge
Bradwel. Of the County Court, ard WAS ended
il may be dinicult to aseertsin whether a party
has - kink in the head" or n the Seotehman
e Should ony apon he
man, the duty Of more extreme cautlon In saving
upjusuy from mcritcd pnnis ishU,ent, Or In rcturn-
lev days since, man By de nsmc q Henry
Ba.tlins came 1nto the County Court with we'll
written petition, in which be a'atcd, that on The
by Jury In hi. court, That IN pursuance
State ln:aoe g Asylugm - a. IT,, Jafs1kso,nyi2le, s. ,H
stated In his petition that b: Is nov sane man
and fufic3cnly restored 10 bis reason to be fully
capable Of assuming the custody Of hls properly;
hos, itai and restored to bis liberty, aud allowed
10 resume the custody, control and management
at h's estate 1he presiding Judge va
fiom ths eeneerSator of the properly Of ihe
pe'l.ioHes Or course II anat ssse S1na net
The presence Of a :. ne1t friend" wy sought a
Mr. stossa stepped to, SIGNED he petition and fur,
be had known inc petitioner Ior Tho past aye
years, and that be believed him now to Be sane
and fully restored 10 reason bis opinion u based,
ine the pasi ten months, been much n tho com.
psny ot The applicant and has seen no symptoms
| HsyI.,e ia view the Lesson Of the legal text
| Tools, Judge Hradwell remembered that In form
| Ing m OF iulou relative to the proprfe;y OF dis
| charging ereon ho hns once been confined n
| lui.u.ic In au Isyl1m, 1t ie proper 10 examine
the particulars OF Lis casc with the eanc cauloE
ae Ii he object were to eottlne him FOR she mrs
He se1e'ess s9eer fe.amepy BY r.
depcsiitons Of cer,ain sapiens medical gentlemen
were taken, and xhat value rnay be attached Z
vi Wit rppess y. n tbc s.. Sequel Thc deposioas wef,
swasue Wiekcrshan beng duly sworn, etc:
a q hi y ee,1 u fha sn1s
ling, for the pu5pose Of n*eeE1ainiot his nenta
eonaiuon. and n.,,r,. o. Determining whethe
ses sa,d eapshls nf1l OF hasns tue 1s' eu.sa sa
aud management Of his estate and bustnees: Tha
in tho opf1fou Of this opponent the said Herr
the care, custody and uaEagement Of hls estat
and business, nnd turther the dcponent saith no
The certificate being duly sworn 10.
much osp sR S eSs Pfsfsn H. qH
s D. 1s s1, hs hss ths "a
pose Of ascettaihing his mental condition and I
determiniDg whether sa,d Henry Battlng is no
sufficiently eane to be capable Of having the col
ef q e IL se aepeaen aa e1s e. ssa ia
+ now sane and fully capable of having nc car
. custody and management o. his estate and oas
09!s 1, n Of the ,hef Efsu; certificate Sst
beyond doubt The jafy vas empauellSd ;,s !.
and llstered to the re' bose account Of Dr. VIC M
u | uf ex1crfence and to tic ETapd result, which
, 1866-11-23

axe against the ftst tree Of the American
forest.
Of the millions Of living actora in these
[ United States In the War Of tho Revolution,
there is uoW but one solitary survivor. Less
than a century will be sufficient to erase
I every living trace, every participant, In the
ttruggle, and make 1t oil rest entirely upon
history and tradition.
, 1866-11-23
UA3vcHo Market.

VEMI131J4 NtfEf6NGI
F1nrr-Tachansrd at *Il -5asl1-75 for Nc. sprinEs
$50 ior rrC w.Hter; &li50 TO- whisc; el33Q for
dontle r1trs- -
Cnru SCARE And quiet. Oats no1Ipal barley dultt
and oruot Ing: he'd It SOC In bond. Rye quiet Rrn&l
SlGY bu Canada On private terms.
CASN. FKE.unIs-uaYs advanced S93c On Etsin- "
70 Troy snd A1bsnI vkeas and peas 49, barley lic,
rEe 16c.
LIKE 1xror1s--S5nE hu wheat, 2oeoo bu barley,
19,oGo hu re. $500 Ia peas.
1seohu eoIn lU ba oats. 5000 bu barrier. 1.oA bu
pcSt,
, 1866-11-23
LOCAL MATTERS,

$4,000 Rev snrtl.-Challen~c to- Tho
whole world. Mias Tenncsaee'a great Cancer
Remedy extracts cnnceFs root and branch without
main OF The use Of instrument Or ca1sttc. II can
b. applied to the eye over any one Of the vital
orgaps without danger A complete cure Y GUAR.
nlteed IN every case. Also all other diseases
treated with the samc success at htr Magnetic In.
Gr1nary, 3e5 Wabash asenue, Chicago. LOCK BOZ
5.:n6, Post Office.
, 1866-11-23


lSpeclal Despatch to the Chicago Tr1b1ne.1
CINCINNATI, November =.
F1opE-Ee,uasns DUH; prices arc lower. Satcs o1
supc11ne at s3.I5@1e.oo; extra at all.253le.N and
family ut s12.15413.55.
GRA1S-Th.at Qriet, but steady; No. winter at
or new ehclled, At Sc; car At s595oc Osts nrner;
ea1es OF No. at A7 a8c and No. at 4sc. Rye steady
sales oi No. nt 5l.is3a.7e. Barley noa!nas.
Co11oa-Opcned active sales Of 800 bales niddllng
at siX9scc declined to SIC without buyers.
Vun6xY-s1eaay sales Of 500 hris bonded o. SIC.
Prov1sIoss-Qutet; sales cf ness pork at $2l.oo.
Bacon steady. Sales Of shoulders and rib sdes at
Clear sides at 1i4c. Packed bulk meats nominal.
Green meats shade rmer sales Of shoulders At 6A9
6xc; aldes at EXC and hams at lo4c. Lard stcady
sales epot At 13Xc offered next week 12Ac; GALES oi
| prime stcsm at 11fc. ..-..-.-
uoos-Acuvc; sales At s6.75; closing At Is oo&6.6o
r7oss, s7.7a. Receipts. 1850. ....
| MosEY-Close. Exchange STEADY at 100 discount and
, 1866-11-23

Pennsylvania Anti-stavery society.
PHILADELPHIA. November Aa.-The annual
commcnced its session today. Some routine busi-
ness tnd beeE transacted, when Mr. Davis read d
strongly wordcl petition, win blanks for aigna:
'tufee, prIy1uc for the Impeachment OF President
JohNsou. The Society adjourned til evening.
, 1866-11-23
New York Alnrkets,

New fork Markets.,
NEW foRK, November -
CoTIox-Cpsettled and nominal, With sales At Sc for
iuiGdlipg, ana 34 9Sc for DO Orleans.
FLorE-Drl, heavy, and tsse5c lower. With sales q
$10c0a1G.7t for sound common eItIo state: s!01a
5165 for extra round hoop Ohio. and tt.73l313 loi
trade lii Misunderstanding verr htAvy.
Wn1sKrT-Qulet and unchanged.
GEAlS-Whcat dull heavy ard pomtn1lly 135c low
CT. Rye dull and lower State at $1.E. Barley, dull
and "a SC lower. at 90 FIR canada Vest Ia bond and
si.ss1 for Canada West free. Corn dull and heavy,
md :csc lower, at fl,-1el.?4X for shipping mixed
Wcfs7n IN sture anu anoa,, closlnR dull At q ates
and $l1s(8I,2sX for new white Southern. Oats l9St
lover, at 6l96cc for Chicago aad AllwaaEce: .n1
rE11nlEIN-Stealy, ht ccAA3e9xc for crude, Aae
FHoy mIoSs-Fors heavy and lower; ct 500 30 reE
uiar and cash mess closing ~ $2i!, cash, Ant
f20p S0s0 for prime a:::o Sis new mess at tka0
seller January, and *2l u seller all year bcet heafy
but orr active Mt previous prices. 1eef hams heav
a @aSe: Bacon an!es; sKc foF aThe5land m m ,s sai
C1i meats heavy ii 9a11c for shoalders and ilSl5
for hams Lard lower an4 small lots at l3Hf
Butter tehyy and lower; lssoc for Ohio Cheese uul
at SA16ac. ,,., e,.n,t e.
l Western.
, 1866-11-23

BENEFIT CoscR1s.-Ihc Committee Of At.
ranermenb for the series Of benefit concerts to be
given under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian Association, have received telegram
from New York informing them that sc1nar,z-
able Juvenile singer, Hills gin OF nine wears,
who has created quite 4 sensation IN thas city,
will be here to s(ng at thcir opening concert On
the evening Of December3.
, 1866-11-23

NCroup,s, so distressing, aud often
fatal disease should not DC neglected Mars.
dcn'a Pcctoral Balm 0ucht 10 be Immediately ad.
ninistered. NJ parent sho studies the hcalth al
their little ones but should be provided with =
hottie. For sale By all druggists. Burnhams d
Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists, 16 Lake
street. wholesale agents.
, 1866-11-23

Another Cure.-A Lady who had kept
her ted for ten months has been restored TO per
matte Remedy. 1t never fails. Lord s; Smith
hreQte.