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, 1866-07-02

more eev-se pnni.tmecf on any one clS.' OF Pc
,on. Than aaosher; for like enrnee. This % = ser.
ttsnlY humane ard tn.r. II pto:1cse toe eoluie1
IN .snny ~ "a, raseat @ BE- hsoaeht to bear al s
them In he local sta.e courts IN the reoe esa.ef,
N, a !, fhi eo'e.ea essa net v,s ,u,ep
most excinsisely for The colosed ZAP.
Suppose this 70 be true, where Is the wrong. II Is
~ n 81 10 5ant ,%s
in The >sa'es which wonlc have tec.de1, persisted
IT,. IT sstDs' h hs Pet r Sh :%p: ,pta
to have hs c.u>e tried In ihs uni'ed S,a!es Copr1
where prejudice will not operate ~ tlnst him TO be
meat u1t ol rnufehment for bis odtoet AZ othet
perzun ana 70 carIy out fhs' provision Of ,he Con
si!uSa ,h3 Sonts1 spon me u o. s.9s
II tue EcvcIal stafes It does cot atIect The Ques
ton Of tu1isge IN any way "hate7es, that oacs-
The Nto in thtt country asserts that This law
coricts the right to vote AID hold Office, or suy
such privilege ts 4 fool OF knavt.
imp iafively necessary bs ths canoion Of 1hiuss.
nnu for CoEerees to have fnied 10 perform ths net
Of Justice to the millions Of co!orcd people who
Mese dusfLE the tehllion. with bat very few excep-
,tcns The only true tsienqs and oyal persons the
Government TO be tound in ali The rebel Sases,
would bave been to band those people, Just euan-
spaied: penniiet.. "lIhout oscupatioa Of place, or
4k
oppression. tyranny, c1neltles and ecourgfns, OF
dltappoln1ed. haughty, enrsged and reEenceful
people. such IN act would have bern u,on.trost-
ty-an act OF injustice and tnhunsnify for which
there Nould have been no cxcusc. But, nv fellow
cil.Hrns. had CoEFEess instead OF giving soe pro-
lection 10 these people who have committed m
crime, Who were loyal and true 10 thu old las oi
our country during our tese1ett troubles, passed
Isw asse1tng that rebellion Is no crime bt merely
mi take which ought not to be punished, and
thereby haye relieved all these n.dttyng I'll.
laipe and thclr leadess. Who without excnse caused
the great sacrlfccs Of this nation, from the ooium
ano pains aud penalties 0 treason. 5ou would have
hf ard every b!eisnt Go 3perhsad In The land re-
joic1rE and crying out that Is r,pht; that srowt
that We are genetout md magnantmoue people,
Oh Low generous aF: they when traitors are ia the
question! How respected treason ind all Its hor
r0Ef and horrible consequences in white men, ant
how odlols loyalty. with al its mzny benefits ant
preserving qualities to the nation, II coloted ol
back man, IN the eyes of these rebel ndvocs,es mt
treason t.npath1Eers! 10 my mind. ny fellow
ciixcps, loyalty is jewel bright and shining as III
pulett gems oi Goloonda, whether encased ia th
ncart anu mind OF while Or black man.
The conclnslou Of Gen. Logan's speech, whic
wAs three hpust md half in delivery related ptI1
cipal}y 10 Mexico and the Monroe Doctrine, and /
tic attitude Of our Js1sh 1clIow-citlzens in Amer
can politics. We shall publish this portion Of tn
speech IN our ncx1 ls:ne.l
, 1866-07-02
LAKE FOREST ACADEMY.
Annual Commencement Exerctses-
Work or the Week-Declamatt'n
0rut4ons, Addresses, and Dlstta-
button Of Prizes.

The exercises Of the trst day Of con-
mencemcnt at Lake Forest took place in the
Academy Chapel. which IVES beautifully
and tastefully decorated. under the eepeFTts*
ION of TroE johnson, who had neglected nothing
to render The oecasion pleasant one. TIE es1@.
imtruction mad been eivcn n the Pr1nelpies upon
which broad and conprehenstve EnossledEe ol
iangusse must DC bassa me Gasses aosa tSs a.
ttrUctor in thls department. The EE1duatipF class
were examined Ia ali the studies OF the ples1o1a
two yeair. The entire class will enter Williams
The exercises OF fhc second day occurred in the
church. The following was the programme, en-
livened by the uElon Light Guard Land OF Chi
salu,atosy Grafton, in Latin-J. Matteson, Chi
Classical oretion Ciceso-C. L: Page, Chieasc+.
Ree1taitons, Cuyler-E. g. shumway, Chicago;
Appeal TO Disuhionfets; DieGinson-J. +. cnano-
Thc Dead rnn; Brovninc-E. S. klmball Chi.
iou.es1nt Louserture; Phillips-5. N. Hugh.
Italian Liberty; Beecher-w-A Bend, Memphis,
1he Binding Of the Ship; Lonr'elloU-c. c.
The The Rafrnr of lie Flag over Sumter; Deccacr-
Gnesso The Voice OF The People
j. q. Hs1pes. Waukeean,
prucn,alson OF DtplomAs.
Announcement OF Istzsa.
The sa,vtssosy addtess IN Latin, by !. Msttesun,
aae fne production. and vas delivered IN excel
lent style. be dectanatiun+ following were excel
ssI az lot he ocesasion Fvsns. shnmsay, Kim oal.
HIGH Bond. G. Matteaon md utooEne Ill spoke 70.
marksbIy we'll It Sonld be dlhcuit 10 cay which
cIcelled The GRAFTON Of Mr- O.potue was charae.
1eI1zcd by delibeIation. welltrarned votc:, and
Eiaceful estn1e. The valedlctory Grafton, by 2.
ns,nes, of waukeeuu, was production Of merit,
and vas delivered etyie snlkcd to the sub3ctt
aud occasion: At lts CONCLUSION he xas warmly
spplauded. Hon. B. ". Raymond. President Of
the Board Of Itustees presented to the gradustne
elsss her diplomas: This vas followed by az ad~
10 The eyen,rg concert was gwen in the Chapel
tbe c1ercres of tie evening bcine under he dsrrc
lion Of Prot Ansorce, teacher Of vocal md inst1.
mental mnflc IN the Acaaesny. The entertainment
Among the number were MANY prominent citizens
ei,boratcls adotaed. liz following was The pro
The Runter's Pleasu1e-c. Kreutzer. Chorus Tor
Invitation to the wal'x-c. IL '. Weber. Mr.
Lass SOLO, lom Eaelc Ffu,e-Mozsst. Mr. j.
SOPRANO so1o-Kncken. Miss E. French.
Anvil thorus, from II 1rovatore-Vetdt
l. .r :, Mut'e BY The band. -
Overture 10 Fsa DIavolo. Arranged for two p,.
ancs, eight bands; . Mrs. Ansorrc, Miss Lind. Mr..
song -schpnaann- n-N.ss E. French.
By the sad Sea Wayes-Mt. 0sborne
The soldiers Fareo ell1Masschner.
serepaae for msIe % soiees-~c. Il Krcutser.
hacked ta the Cradle Of the Deep-5. r. Kpigh1
| Mazepp4-Dudt-A- Joelf.
Il de- slosc Il lie eo,ree Prof. johnson announced
, 1866-07-02

end John Murray. Ol,ef O'CAliashsn
then tA'ed .hst he wanted thcm
TO seconpeDy him 10 The Armory, a. fhey were the
v.fy tndlvldra1s be Maa afler. Gp3n THIS they nll
took 10 their heelF .ned by the olicer who. af
,er lively eba.e Or bali IN hours duration, sne
creued In ore1hxu1ing slater. The others effected
ihesr esc.pe. Sister Fae brought before the P,ltee
Magistrate on Saturday afternoon. bat ihe exam,u-
aIiop ans continued for one week, bill he,ns n1ed
at 1900 for bis appearance II appears that the
lhleves became portesfet OF a key 10 The nousc.
and watching their opportunity wneu 60 one should
Be IN the premites. unld enter aod eonascate any,
1hf! Irs bln tIev cnn1d find
, 1866-07-02
Illinois and Michigan Canal.
), n fekfNH1n r riE1 I


BRIDGEPORT, July Is p. m.
ctsA9ED-Jcnnlc. Locsport: Morning Light, Joliet
40 cords tanbask n. Met ft1m. Jol1et Mound Wing
aud Tfrg. Joliet, 65,1ts II lumber, $50 n 18th;
Elizabeth, Lockport. 2s93 ns merchandise: Tobacco
liant EaukAkee Feeder: Cayusa, Lockport. ,Si1 It
lumber; Brilliant LasAlle; Louise, Joliet; Borgta
No. j, Joliet Mounds .. c. Moran, Lcmont; Lime.
Mo:zl,. 4oyt Il lumber, 1850 1t fash; E. Buruham,
JotIet.
AEE1sxp-H. Cooley. Lasalle, III tons coal; Drill.
t1 ockA 1s tors tRnd. Thunderboldt. Joliet Mound.
1s0 tons 5ubble stone; Defence. Lockport, $500 ba
oats; J. Harrington, Mfsaeies, 200 bn rye 4o9 ou
corn: Energy. Joliet. aoo bu corn; :" s. Gu:nee Le'
mont, 20 yis rubbc stone; g. F. Gale Ltmont 80 yds
fubhtc stone: lpEest gator. Lemont. 50 yds rubbie
stones Atquippa, Lemont. 30 9ds tuoble stone: Res
cue Leunonl 20 yds rubb!e stone; Lady franklin Le.
mott, Sc sds rnbble stone; pop Whale. Ottawa. l.so
bu pats Stu bu r 10 D. starch; Mtdcfe. AuxSa5e,
$500 bu Oak Leaf AuISahle, ooo bu oats; forE
6sa.e, seneca. $50 bu com; q. McLennau, seneca'
S>'- lRDaErpRr. June 91-1p n.
ARR1yEp.-Targe No. 1. Joliet Mound. 26,oo9 Ms
drainage; Rpheeca. ECO bu Dsico. Joliet. $500
pu corn Time. sorris, soo bu corn, l7s bu oats Ad-
va1ec Lemont.tis yds ruhhlo ston. II yds dimension
Etole D. ueAI. 1sEont, u yds dtEtsston stone. .
yds rntblc stone; Mary Walker Lmont. 50 yds Fuebt
etoua, II. g.. toomis, Lemont. 60 yds ruobie ltone
Col. Manning. Ltmont, % yds runhle;stnne: Geo. L
IaJls, Leppnt. 50 Tds runb1e stone: Champion, Le-
mont bn oats: Loutst, summit. fs tons E1asel;
E. Durham, South Lotkporf, 90 yda rnbole Aone; u
c. Norton. Ltmpnt, = yos raOole slohe' 4antoe,
Utica. 500 bu cora; Wasp. Lasalle. Ill tons coal.
chas1ed; rhnnx, Lockport, Lesraux, Lassl'e. honf-
tor, Lccsport john CarteT. joliet. 68.721 lumber.
&c la lsndorr stneca g. 500 It 1unDcr. SO poses.
67to ath Gen. Rosectans, Seneca. $4,000 tt lumber.
50 60 sh!ngtes.
Bf1pGrFoRT, June 800 =. m.
cIrAExD-Peter 4 Paut. ot.awa. q, ,s56 feet lumber
aM9ta,h ts!s salt peeE Park No. e7 Utica, nls
feet lumber, l3ooe leth; prop Morning Star. OTTAWA,
q bris 81 psun, 10 bF1s sa, Sc brls Tour. ocoo
glass. 1o60 tons mefchanose; RosahtlRt, La Sale,
a5s feet lumber; Mary Walker, Lemont; D. Hess,
Lemott; II. G. Loomls. Ieuonts Cot. Marrng. Ie-
mont; Advance, Leuout g. L. Taglor. Lcnont.
ARRIyED-Eone.
, 1866-07-02

Paper HaDEtues and window Shades
nt CfratIy reduced prices. F. E. R1oBf, ~ Tau
, 1866-07-02

Cincinnati Market.
Especial despatch 10 The CLicago Tribune j.
CIScIssAI1 juno So
FLorE-contlnues dull. Sales OF extras at 3to0oGa
1850 = hi. supernne orercd al ~ Is.
GRAIS-Wheat-qn1es. Small sales extra spEng at
fills y bu. CoIn-scahy without much demand. sales
mixed 1t e1Ac, Orts-nerc Il ely offered at sc for
No. without buyers. Rye-falr demand. Ssles Of
No. i nt 9Gl93e. Barley-quiet. Prime fau scarce.
Sales at3Lss. ...-.
pEoyysIoSt-heId firmly without much demand.
Small jobbIug sales ofmcss PORK At e2.i3a330o bfl.
Hacon-shoul leEs and clean Ffdes held Ac higher
Sales OF clear Sides at axe per .. Bulk meats
nsnes. Shoulders held at 1iHc 2 .. although home
sales were made At Ike. La1d-qutes at axe ior
prime city.
MoSKY-Elcser,
EyruASGE-T{eAyY,
, 1866-07-02


(srettal Despatch to the Chicago Tauune.]
DETROIT, July l.
Up-Chanp!on, Qpickstcp. Sherman. Burns. Bridge
wbtcr. Mt. Vernon. Dgarlta, Cochsane. Acorn. Sun
rise, Sailor, Empire siate, Campbell. Hinchu an
DowS-Son aud Heir.
WISp-Neat. - ,,c
Ur-Daldwtu. Star, HOPE. Knight Temp'ar. Snvach,
Triumph. st a!dtne4 GEost. brooklyn. MehbeFEy,
Jewett Ostrich, Villas. Holly, Gazioaid', Lyons and
Enrtcr.
DoWK-Noue.
WISp-NoItheask.
, 1866-07-02

OswkGo, June 3D..
FIorr-ppll spd unsteady; tases sp9 bfts a. k!ise
for No. Spring 500 sl30a lot 1ed "lntess $l'
GRA7s-Whtst ntrn sales $50 bu Nc: AtlsaM1kMes M M
Club At &xJ2k. 5000 do arT1Se. At 4eD and 1o n1
No OHIO Spring &130 Corn unchanged; aales l6vo
bu No IfilInps at 15Hc and aDo 6u Yellow at sc
Of. tr gTatnt tcntce And nomtEA1
CANAL FaEIoH1s-1oWes, wheat II He, corn 1oe 70
NV York lumber lt.o0 10 the HudBon -
stIrmepts OF consequence By Canal oWine 70 heaftS
OF bQatA.
, 1866-07-02


Especial Despatch to the Chicago TrIbuae.1
MILWAUKEE June 50.
FLorK-1iore active: prices rcnaln rnchanEtd-
Sales were: $50 bE1s at t125o for winter: s1o01aa
for NNspstug. md 4a-509s>s7H for X ....
CRAZY Thea1-GAles At d. H. board: 2,9o0 bu No.
at $2os32esK regular At tc.He. sellef July 400
bu No. : IN store. at $l.sAs$15a. Noon boAso-
wheat n1un. Ssles of 125.Np bu at e2esK regular j:
sL02. seller July. p. m. bosra-Hhest ad-
vanced 1c: sales ofs1tto hu No. At e.ex regular
s2M. seller 10 days. Oats dull and lower. 1ee
sellers At Sc. and buyers 1t @slAc- Eofn 3ik&35c
Kye quiet ut soc. -..
Wpo1-Flrm Sales were 50. 900 NJ fne at Soc 40
nI n oedum At 49c SOC nj do 4Sc SO fair at 4sc.
Rrcrprf-N0 bsls nour; so,G60 bn wheat 175.t bn
oats ECO bu coin 9,ceo bl re; 100 ~ wool.
sulFAEsTs-A-at0 brit nour; s. 900 bu wheat; $4,000
bu oats rs bn corn.
, 1866-07-02
TELEBRATION OF THE
Fourth Of July, 1866,
At the Brighton House Course, Chicago.

PROGRAMME ........
py t. & v &C
By Deans Union Light Guard Band.
EeaalnE Of the Declaration Of independence, At 10
, e ssG4 safPf s9s ST. psY9ss
Wssnlng.on's Grand starch-Dean's Light Gard
oratlon Of The Day, Mt 12 O'Clock. b. Hon. J. L.
III I'D. White and Blue. by ore Hundred Young
tea 1Gea. Grant.s Grand M.ren to Victory. By Deans
The Tic bzsde IL of FREEDOM, by ons Hundred TonaE
ladies'
Are laid aosa e1p!ss.,y ~ she asy aad dsnctas will
154s T. Ss q ap s.
Kept
AGrarp rouRsAMEsT FOR sEsrLEMEs
is. prize tor r. sSsasst 4aE' sp}sadd
III Ss5;:, at At E.p,:sa,a s,s< Vii;
GREAT LADIES' EQtEsre1xSEE RING.
Open t. e
Reat Lacy Rider, sp'sndld lsdys ssaad'e'..'...-.'se
4 Il f1,p.ss.s !: riding WHIP: :
role Climbing st ssvessl EIss:sd !sststae telegraph
top or ihr potes Winners 70 take thei choice when
teacnnE Inc hece'sai9 eleseuoa'
sACk kVH@th9
VIII iss cf s oo%n ssa
1st ring, open 10 eoSs under 90 ,pcaes high. nve
ID rsaE oo. 10 oys uns. 81 inc1fs hisb. ye 'e'
"a - n mia. Il .: @ r "
~ 4us 1ss' W oo3s eoo12 ~ snsue@ Ae' 1rs N
9Th III open 10 loy; under 81 Inches hisa 1s
,,h .. tine. open to 6o1s under - sshs; high. i've
brna; viii !: prze; valued AZ SO ii, IN casG. !"
''Aks "'sA <' p1'<S' ,.-HS1 81 s@~' "t4 - sA'"'
FN0T RATES IN THR AREA
VIII commence II he 5ueinaion Of TIE ssck running
Three rinrs with urixes Ya,i,cd nj $50 ai In cnsh
IL. NM cneT tr iii En1s unrr il Tsars
"a Yjne onen 10 Iii boys tiner Ii Tenfy ntixss 10
Ii rinc open 10 I'll boys under Il yeays ufixes.
-
Dancing On the four sp]eptld floors and on the
rrceD. during the whole d1Y.
verified in fhe naneTy - "
, 1866-07-02

FLou1-Stetdy. x--,>
GFAfs-Wheat iaec lower sa'es. of new smher. at
~ ii: amber x25a Corn &c better, SAc1 u f4Hp lot
No, mixed. Oats steady 4t to-.
LAKH EExl5A1s-Dult and nomlnAs
, 1866-07-02

Boar RAeE-A boat race for f25oa 4 side Wtll
come Oh on the afternoon Of the Fou1tb. on the
hsein between the hours Of nye and flx o'clock In
tbe Afternoon The contestants arr X. Van Wrinkle.
OF ChicAeo, and n. K. Rttey, of Jertey City. New
Jertey. The bostt are thirteen fet1 long; the
location between Randolph md VanButen streets
-nnf and rshtd1u
, 1866-07-02
.Fnuu1.

EOUND-Two hogs were found
L on Altx.uder.4t, Ibe owner can hare the asma
py proving proreEE s1d paltrE ~ taia sdVeftse-
Eent, jOHE BkuSDEl, ~ Ae11nderNt, pA
, 1866-07-02
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial despatch to the Chicsgo Tr1bune.j
NEW ToBx. June 20.
DREADsTCFfS.
F1our-1he market IL ormer for best spring wheat
e1ttas but qu!et. and other grades heavy Wheat
bert club could bs s6fd freely 1t 32.5 md Is hed
aiec higher; there Is aots sssa show Of new South
eru wheRt Corn rstae cora = rrm At sc, bat sec.
OF quality deprstieds consequence Of The advance
In Etttghts by Sseam ~ I'd.
FnIl1TTB-
Shipments b5 packet closed 1t Sd 10 Llyelpoo re.o-
lar.
PBov1HloNs. ....
Pork in demand. and thla noon advanced to &32t2H
@3l23. Cat meats hare an upward tendency Lard
dull
LrX HOGS
Hcss un*ett.ed. With sAles OF prime At loX3loHc.
The receipts for the past TWO days foot i. head.
, 1866-07-02
8tragE1.

CtCR RATED-From James Potter,
raw Hosse. 10 Jexzs odd sttH In fore lexs. s1 IL
tSiehtsa LIZ hs Gray Horss, bind II af tyo ~ -
Nlah nuaeh-le yeAfs cid, MbeEa! rewa'G GM5RxT VII
n.,o ~ reEurninx t4d hotsea 10 MlEllAhL ~ IN N"
cnr1 sf Hubbard nad Noble buce:a.
, 1866-07-02

AH11sTs' REcH11os.-Thc1c will be reception
at the Crosby Art Gallery on Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock, the 9TH, at which time poem On art
will be pronounced by Rev. Prof Y. S. Blanchard
Cnrls nf invitation viii be circulated.
, 1866-07-02
BoarDtng-GNanteD.
Taksu &p

TAKEN UP-A dark brown Cow
1 with brass knob. on the horns. The owner eau
hAve The property by nn5t.e charges INQUIRE at Ak
HURST d DOUGLASS Boat Yard, Reuheu street
bridge. ulfl@
, 1866-07-02
Ha1lteu==EurrtSpaa1e1:t.

WTANrEI-Cosresponaeneo -
w bscaelor ,neut 70. :1-,sse. vnsy tdltccnaola
hnt yery rav v1shre cpr,nspouo with some l1nSs
10 objection to wldoE II nc nas no cna e. ~.
IL mt hrnr .rnro ynu. all tu,rf~Ts conctenlii p
sres ia II &" Norris tsox H14. ir.'nsii
, 1866-07-02

PuoMscoCs SHoo11xo.-An old nhn named
Patrick Mooney Was brought up before The Police
Court On Saturday for firing bis revolver eeyen
times into pciehbor1ng house lie stated to the
magistrate that he as only tett1u1 The ACCURACY OF
the pistol md had intention OF ipjurug sny one.
lie was rtqufied 10 give bail In The Gum Of $3.50 10
Keep the peace with his ueighbos-
, 1866-07-02

CHICAGO, June so, 1868.
Mn. a. E. DAnL1Na: 1t has been great plea.
eurc TO US 10 examine your fe*lze portrait Of the
diam.
We think II wonderfully l!fe-like, and master
piece Of nrt. Ar friends and acqualn'auces of the
decea<ed we tender you or thanks and admiration
OF your sigpal sueccts IN The pon1att.
JoBEFu N. HAnKER,
H. +. TULEY,
nENRY JAS. ,BkCEwIIu,
JOBN 3. CuYIER,
N. WILLIAMS,
j. L, Tuoxrsox.v
The public arc invited to c.ll md see this well
executed picture OF former we'll known and high
" esteemed soldier and gentlemen, as The porra.t
eon. r ~hefe M % Il iii ,ase M it, psre amons the ma ma
ny celebrated portrait. OF the pioneers Of the
great West. A. E. DARLING. Artist,
Marine Bank Building,
Cor. Lake and La Snlle, Room IL
, 1866-07-02

Ear1oshEST.-Dustnp the past week mt leas
than ore hnnorcd men and boss have applied dauy
ut the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian Aseo-
c,a ion for work. So few eituaions bsve In the
mehnttm4 tcen offered lh.t bn! \ small number
have heea able TO ind work. All who can furnish
eu,paosunsnt OF any kind for men or hoye are re-
gne>aed 10 apply NJ Room IS, Methodist Church
13IDek
, 1866-07-02

Ladies', ". Kenntson, Corn Doctor,
/. permanently located at 1l9 Clark street. In
ted on The feet sixteen years, in Boston and Ch1-
CaG0. m4ut
, 1866-07-02

IS Spme Are Born Rich, Some Ac-
auite riches and GONE have riches thrust upon
the,u' Not much tllrustlnE IN these hard times,
unless you buy ticket In the Bona Flde 9Th
Concert, JIG Dearborn etseet. ONEY ONE DOLLAR.
m3U7.
, 1866-07-02

ST. Gxonot's p1ce1c.-Ihe fEh annual picnic Of
the St Georges Benevolent Society nil take place
en- the eth Of Jul. on the beautiful grounds Of
unase'e Park. The best arrangements have bte
made by the committee appotnttd for that purpose
III cs3u TO make sbe picnic tnccese. Music
dancing and rrtrcshuacnt. There nil be in noand-
nuce. and day Of real ENJOYMENT may be annci-
ps,cd by Eprlirhmcn. and all others uho join The
t4efiye parry. The English picn,cs have alWaFB
moved most pfAFaut gatherings, and the Rppsoach-
In festival hiot fax 10 ee a. agreeable IN every r.
*pcc: hs ttf predecessors.
, 1866-07-02

Fourth Of July Grand Celebration
ST. James' Parish will gtve ersnd picnic andi eI.
cufEton to Woodlawn On the Fourth oi July. After
, 1866-07-02

Special f:Auli.'A. - Mrs. WtnaIoW's
sooSn1ug syrup haa become 60 popular that ynri-
ana parties have put articles calling Them ME-
WInsloY'e, Please take notice that the Hrs. Wlu:.
M n1her nrt1cle inlete56i
, 1866-07-02

,torttes RECOMMENDATION OF the aaion tnk-u
On Tbureday night. and did not provide for The
a..ape Of nes Ordinance 1t ~aa consequently
neter1nInco to bold no uee'ing nntn Monday even.
rstse the funds, rot BY tax. but BY the Issue Of
tCpds.
, 1866-07-02
seasonablc Family Remedy -Chore

a A&EHFWU&VE9 FN011TY 1tE114EVJ --O0Ut6s
IA Morbre, summer Complaint, Choltc. Sour
stomach, DfaHh9a and all affections oftbe bowels
Jsyuc's Carrnnttisc B6leam, 1t allays the lui'a-
tton aud caluae the acton Of the stomach. and be-
Ing pleasant to the laste IL readily taken ly ch-
lnfans, it ret acts promptly and thoroughly, when
administered according 10 directions, TO either
children or adu1,e. Sold BY all druEglsts.
1rJm257-3tNTAsAT
, 1866-07-02

Another Draft AntJcJpatcd.--On. good
authority II is now believed that dtaf: will koon
Of 81 and 81, bT corresponding number Of gcut1e-
men who hayc used Tebbett's Physiological tiair
have turned to tue most chnrmiug locke, thus in-
fplrine them 10 change their condition IN life
This preparation t. reyolutlonlz1rg the country.
etndIcated. loose ha,r fastened, and locks md
trcsses made to glow lie diamonds eet In sun
beams. smith & Dryer, general agents. Sold by
all dSuO
, 1866-07-02

soon becomes Epeckled II every dedlcmcnt Is not
removed from fhgm every twcntY-foGr hours. To
do this etectus}y there is nothing Ike Sozodont.
It literally renders The enamel smperTious and IN.
defttuetible. beware Of limitations. jyam2dt
, 1866-07-02

FOR SALE-Some very desirable
acre within asd cn.slde Of thn city l!nts. on The
So0th Side. WAINWRIGHT j. CO., 133 Dear -orn
, 1866-07-02

TH HantfD==Fnformati011.

uTANTED-Infcrmation cf Ms.
w uahellh MARSHALL, tfosu,eslv Nt.s ltsho'la
Cook1. Who left Pensacola aavv ysrd es1he state o.
nttuotd, april 1st, 1861. Any rnrftn 1tau eontetnin
htr will be tnank utly recri1ta hy her p
Mn. Amelia Coofh oao 1T i:CiT. !: j. Esrf-
rnS. vt No. SIG :lontx nef3-st.. Saa Fsanerreeo.
, 1866-07-02

mc1ca}tesh Great Rheumatic Remedy.
--Thts pe,r and wonderful McdlciEe acts like ma-
sic. cusing rheumatism Of ycars Standing in i:g
dn,E Da3S
, 1866-07-02
HOTEL FURNITURE
AT AUCTION.

r LIQUORS, CROCKERY, GRO
~ GER1Es: Tobacco Cigars. asrdEase. 50 ga1s ~
Eoresh g. a. AZ AuGEioN:. % TTEsDa1; II pac. 59y
Il dG hnndoph.s st. WA. l. DUT 1ERs q CO.
hosn Aucticueett.
, 1866-07-02

RAILROAD ARRANGEMENTS.
The Brighton House Course IS Situated on the Arch
RI Road, near the city limits. The Chicago Great
KasteTn and Chicago & 81 Louis Railroads pass the
Grounds and IRAN will leaye the depot Of each Eoad
avery hour dn11ng the day, convey the public to
and nom the grounds Depot Of the Chtcaso Great
Eastern r. r., corner Einde and lanai sts. Depot OF
The Chicago 4 st. Louis Il. f., corner Madison and
tl1 &franfk
, 1866-07-02
On KF1t:-5torss & Dtf:ns
20 Rent7=mlscellaneouS

ITO RENT-On very reasonable
terms, a rthpa. Cau be seen at :5:48 Mtchi ,an
avenue, For particulars call at II Ualou.st., West
Side. ml6
ITO RENT-Two hundred and
4 TWENTY-FIVE feet Of docE, In 4 desirable localt 4
for wood. coal or lumber. Address F. o. Drawer
N1H9 Chicaro Re%i
, 1866-07-02

pfuhkIngss Pure cider Vinegar Will
preserve pickles, and fe warranted pure. Ask Foaf
ktrd IN thc Upiied Statea. CHARLES q. E. pECs'
sTsc. $50 and 81 Slate street, Chicago. mSW
, 1866-07-02

HarveIl,s Condittu4t powders ure The
ONLY oret uteu at the Fashion Course, Lon. Island,
New York, by all sporting men and good horse
men. Experience haf stamped them 'i!a oeH horse
sud By all dealers. J. H. REED Co., thieaco,
enEDts. 4lHGD
, 1866-07-02

luponrA71oN OF luCEs1EB SHEEP.-A Ten
weeks ago there passed through ibis city. En- rout
Tor sabula, Iowa, dock Of pure leicester sheep.
They came Rom Carada, where, the owner sad.
they had taken the nftt prizes 1t the Hamilton, c.
breed, One ram lamb bad wool fourteen inches in
length, aud Of flae, bright s1lky fibre. Il would
be desirable 10 have euch an sdttton to the fheep
brreoiug cuterpEtxe Of this country. aud to have
pure hrs d Leicester theep Without Eolng TO Canada
10 fetch them At enormous cxpenle.
, 1866-05-18
Democratic Precinct Meeting.

In pursuance Of Il call of the DemaGratjc Cen
l'"i Commute Of WallA W"lh O"""'E ihhsr
Court House, in Walla Wh.la City, o. the 29Ih
day of May. 1866, and org,nized by tlc election
of Hon. J. II. Beweit Chairman, and james Me-
Auif, Secretary. The Chairmrn announced
the object of the meeting IT, b, the selection of
aclrgatcStO to the County Convention, to he held
on the 10th inst, for the purpose et nominating
Democratic Ticket for the ensuing election
Whercupon the following gentlemen were select
ed tn attend sand Convention:
W. A Ball, Jrsse Drumheier, N. C. CnsgrOvc,
W. J. Terry, l. T. Reese, Il. Jacobs, II ,nry How
ard, r. Il. Rcrs
Ga motion. the meeting proceeded to the nom
inariun of Precinct officers, which resulted IN
the nomination of W. p. Horton aud o. p. Lacy
for Justices OF the Peace, and y. J. Miner for
Constable.
On motion Of q. p. Lacy, the delegates to the
County Convention were requested to use theit
influence TO procure the adoption Of platform
rmhOdyimg the sentiments of the democratic
platform of Oregon.
On motion, the Secretary was instructed to
furnish the Walla WAlla Salesman aud Oregon
Herald II copy of the proceedings of the meeting
for publication.
On motion, the meeting adjourned sine die.
II. II. BLEWETT, Chairman,
JAMES McAULIFF, SECRETARY.