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s~ummerviIIe Institute,

Inc largest and most mcce--fal Boarding
School In the Southern States. fr hoys and
young men. This school has all the ~advsnsaer.
u a college with none Of iu disadvantage.
The Eummsrviiie institute is ~pairuaiusd hy ,ks
first men Of the SOUTH This old, highly ss.fsp
and popular institution enlarged, reasisd ~
re-famished, and hasiaF The shiest cons a
Teachers sver lr.arht tsrsther n this eoansrv.
will enter upon IL Fourteenth annual session %
sospAy, rms rrHsr par ov scrossa, xrxr.
The Prindpsl has s~oeiaisd with him IN th~
School, John Y. puitist, A. n ". n. K,vk-
patrick, A. ~ and Mr.. r.. wnli.mst Prur
=. X. ilolms gives lnstfuesion In Music essry
day With oommendabie neal and stilty.
The School 10 situated IN q high. ~sishrsus
region, knova a. ihs aucantainxn sl<ve.
miles from shsqaalsi, ss he Mobile and Ohio
Railroad, and I almo<, The only sehosl, q i.
grade, tina, wsnt through the war. sfn<s he
Surrender. lsrrs additions have h~~- rs&~ ~
the buildinrs and the term closing June 1etk
l. The most prosperous and n<fni oa< tsuwni /.
the hisoty u he School, sscre><nsl ~ d -
alsays brsn. Every trsaeh Of nafhe.st<s.
purr and mlssd, Including civfl enrisrsdur
and practical held operations, uish : zpleaiiI
~sgaipmsnt l. taash, with he dra sblity. ne
classics and The frsneh language krn 20 10
r%arssni feaiurs In The rsRulAr csar< - ssnay.
An the Earlish hrnnshss ars shiy sd fbr~ihiy
taught including the natural sciences Wuuo.i-
81 By . complete srr.rsfax IL skork ~
greatest carr i taken with The tr~inins n an
bora II sny sssrs u th<ir sanc-sisu. ysuaw
Hsn arr c~srsfHllY prsr.rsi ~ ssy pursirulsr
calling In 10, q % enter zny ei.~ II Z rui-
ssrsity. ne Hssh-ksspiHr eosr~ kers h -
god a. any in the regular eosnm<reisl srkrsxs.
The moet frequent inzsrscfica siv<n rfsxrnss
ia h m~ainssla their sslffs=r<et sd - rpur>-
man. indeed; and ~ rsins as sp~rvx = 49,
thssa IN ever interest
The charges ar, hr t~snfy webs - ksa-
drsd sad twenty-five dollzS IsvsriaEy h -
vaass. nuzis. vhieh = spsisssI pniiinS ~
fsel-sxfra4 To sssufe . r>s1k mnrr
particulars address ghel~rs p D. N
THOMAS 4 0~A7Hnl9nx
sastet rnssr~e ~ nssriss1.
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Hon. d. M. Roberts, Of Smith 60.
Texas, has been elected the Senator
in the United States Congress from
Eastern Texas, Judge Burnett being
chosen from the West. These arr
honorary elections, as neither, wepre-
sumo, can take the test oath, espcci-
ally - ar a. u denies the Juror "a
have sympathized with the Confele-
racy.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State II Miaigippi, Pamela ounniy. In
tho Cirrnii ronrt 81 said county. Me- lga1 and
1894. w. T. Pollard " u J. LLOYD. Attach
mcnis issued the sth day II july, 1884, and the
9Th day n August 1854, against the estate of
the said defendant hf the sum n t2a7,io, re-
iufnabls IN the cirruit snnri n aid county.
Notice l. hereby given IN the said defendant,
r. ]. lloyd, hat miles be appear hsfDrs said
uJur, % The frt day u The ncti term thereof
~ h. holden IN and for aii county, Al the
couft-haaas thsfrof In the iovn n Pamela, on
The seventh Monday ansr The Fourth Monday In
September. isgs. and plead 10 said aeiion. iudg.
msnt viii h. entered sghinst him, and thc q.
tate attached will bs '1ld.
&c HARRISON, Clerk.
Titrit1n 4 Taylor for prf suFl5-ft
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wrtts'- wc hardly binh Il nee
essary % call The attention Of our
readers 10 ibc fact that Mr. s. A.
Wells has opened q store In I'atcs-
villc Everybody knows Wells, and
what Il more, they know that when
he undertakes to do anything he
don't do II by halves, as he Is a thor
o~ugh-going, energetic businessman.
lie says he's got anything you can
mention, and we believe it-so will
you when you try him. Give him a
call and sec for yourselves.
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EscApED.-Lapsy Wren, who was
committed to Jail to await his trial
|at the next term Of the Circuit Court,
Gu a charge Of horse stealing, escaped
on Saturday night last, and has not
been heard from since.
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To CASDTDATEs.-Those wishing
their names to appear on the County
Ticket at the ensuing election, must
hand US their orders to that effect by
the Goth Of this month. This is fair
warning to all. We don't want to
be bothered in this matter at the
eleventh hour" Il.
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AsEs, WOODBURY. & JosEs.-
Anything in the furniture line that
You may desire can be found al this
house, 800 Main street, Memphis.
They keep one of largest, most com
plete and best stocks Of hOusefurn-
ishing goods that can be found, and
al that Is necessary for you to do 10
supply yourself IS to give them a call.
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ron ASSESSOR.

We ARE authorized TO announce the name Of
John II. Branch, who lost u leg ut the siege OF
yieksburg while on duty with the Hudson bat
terry, NJ a candidate for Assessor oil Panoia
county, q, the ensuing election.
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Day GooDs CHEAP.-Osnaburg
DOmcstics, Flannels, Blankets, etc, at
the Southern Dry Goods Emporium
Of Menken Bros. & Co., Memphis,
Tenn. Our friend, r. NJ. Knox,
Esqr., is with that house. Ct.
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ssi4ta a.r fselafu # HtilAah ~ iht
n 4 h.na Attorney q hs 'aifias q
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Large quantities of grcenbacks,
made at Memphis, are in circulation
in Georgia. They are so well en-
graved as to defy detection in nine
cases out of ten.
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General I. J. Wood, commanding
Department of the Mississippi, has
issued an order appointing Assistant
Commissioners of the Freedmen's
Bureau for every county in the State.
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DAY's.-If you see goOd-looking
phiz on a card and inquire who that
photograph was taken by, the answer
will be: "Duy, Of course; he don't
take any other kind" His pictures
can not be exceiled, and If you fail
to improve your looks by giving him
a call when you go to Memphis, II
will be your own fault-not his.
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D. 7. Breckenridge, who lost a leg in front
Of Atlanta, has authorized us to announce him
rs a candidate for Assessor at the ensuing cleo
lion. pa
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John ". McCnckcn has authorized NJ to
announce his name NJ q candidate for the Office
N sheriff Of Pamela county at the ensuing
election.
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William ?. wOot,cn has authorized Us 10 an
nounce his name MS n candidate for the office Of
Tax Assessor at the ensuing election. pd
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Private Boarding House.

The puhli, ara hereby notified that the under.
signed hn opened bet t0uzg O. The aerBmm0-
dation u Day I~iaarlsra
MRS REBECCA RAYDrRN.
raasla Nis, Ialy !, issg Jy5-tL
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DENT1sTRY.-By reference TO our
ADVERTISING columns Il will be seen
that DIR. ID. D. MoHenry has perma-
neutly located at sardis, for the prac-
tice Of his profession IN our county.
The want ~ = lc~ai Rrnsls, has long
been felt by u citizens, and the
Doctor services will no doubt be in
demand.
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tonsf b. sale J. ]. War = new pres. Plan.
ter xilhing the hes, pres thsy ever saw. will
let me hear fr1m them. Il is portable. weigh.
ing l7q1 pounds. simple in is construction
and ~ssrupyinz a space u tuslrs feet 'fyuml o.
can 10 PIT w In The yard with tsn hands
will park . hale n r8tisn IN three minutes.
weighing Eve hundfsd Ppanda Prize. three
bales u rUtion. 10 aufraFs hvs hundred pounds
and 10 eisss rgyi midsfng. ~ huf hanirgd
dallar1 payable the first ~ November nstt.
Pres delivered in tsn days notice Addrgs
me At sardis Mia. Or Nemphia
IUHN REES
Commission Merchant, g94 Fron, Il, usmphis,
Tsunssses. suzt-lm
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NJ tbe tb,mtc, ~ comm,,.. t..,
,,ght ,,..t,,tu tni., .att.
eee,ior 4, tbe Ji.tesn.i.h,j y.,,a
and d committee was amnoio,nt IA
make ihe pecc,sar, arrangements.
u,pr,serpo a-.,,,mto.tt "a
Common fouuoil n M. M L.y,l
npp,,,,,J .nl,i ,omm,,,,, ,oI
mail, ,-,,,,,cmc,i. c,r If, ,,,c,,b.n
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a'Oo" rugs y"ncr'
'"'omn " INC pree1'i also, uc''ccs
~ n'''' i"' were
INV WI" p',so" ", ''N'' ""u
"'"'o"S' uoors''p7 anu
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lNDiANAPoLis, september IL
II rre''dem arrived mere yesterday
evening. Al along the from
ot' Louis nc was received WIN greaI
enthusiasm upon Delng introduced
TO the assemDloges mere, therc were
signs Of great uisoruer among the
crowd. Inc confusion was 50 great
that the President retired IRON the
balcony oil the hotel several DIS
turDances occurred among the crowd
win ianon'aole results. ils'ol'
were hired, one man Killed and sew
erai wounded Inc crowd dispersed
from before The hotel about ten o'clock
~ VINO" '""0 '''''""s ""' I"'''
CHICAGO, September ll.-Abont
hve O'Clock nus morning q ia'al acct
"'n' o'V''u VI wy 1"''asO' n'.'"
anu o. LOUIS hD,'roa' 'ew m"Fs
'u'n o' '"i' uty' "e'e"'
trains "e,' coming 'owa'u 'ne wy
one close Den'"a tue O'"eF' '"'"g
u roy '"O engineer VI ,"' 'e",
80. al -, ;,,a ,Lo .o,r TLo
collision thrust five cars into the
ditch and demolished the engine.
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Capt W s, Lester has authorized us 70 an
nounce his name ~ q candidate for Sheriff ut
the ensuing election. pd
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We ARE authorized TO announce the name OF
r. W. Terry, m n candidate for Assessor Of
Pamela county, at the ensuing election. rd
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Clinton Fitzgerald has authorized us to an
nounce his name as a candidate for the office Of
Tax Assessor At the ensuing election.
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WINES, LIQUORS
AND CIGARS,
No. II Monroe street,
Between Main and Front Row,
" m

Between Main and Front ROW,
Memphis, Tenn.
LiQroHa -PrRE-Bourlon whisky, French
brandy. Holland gin, Jamaica rum, Irish and
Scoich whisky, apple brandy, peach brandy.
WNn-riper hsidsitk, green seal Ia perle,
". WEEKS sparkling catavba, w. Wefks sull
c%aawta, port wine, sherry sine, Madeira wine
clarcL In casks0r eases.
AIS Avn PouIFn-pitsburgh ale, wheeling
ale Cincinnati ale, Chicago ale In barrels and
halves London porter In pint and quart bot.
ties Scotch ale, In pint and quart bottles.
Plantation bitsF, alaynthe, anniseite, eura-
Goa, mausrhino. Steamboat lar supplies al
short notice. stpi-am.
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For fine Groceries, go to Wells
new store. seS-4t
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Ot,lHs itiriun hst mihHftfi W % M.
ssaa.s As nfme ss mhiit4fe Gov ~ election
10 M, o1l,s Of Probate Jaiaa q ibs t]n.n.na
election wv
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The postofice at Charleston has
been opened. L. p. Mewin has been
appointed postmaster.
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CITATION NOTICE.

n State e ni~i~frpt fnss,s euusty. Il
sslsssss q ssnn<cex gt1eea D Nmmsne
Macy G>o<zs. NsrE><t Enisk 81 1sne
her, tnrsthsr Win Nsii>p. 0>wr2 hnr1nnx |
lid ssscy, sd nsDrnT6 r1HA ku1nn1 =
aid a>rrsvt To so1 - = -
ny rit<i y spF<nf he1< ~ ~, 80
I'D eeaniy Il ~ euprt111n 1&ol1um
ar The f>fk ~ - Ss116m1>f ~
e-r~s<->-~- -
there - show mmm ~ -
lsn>< 3 sinuer4
= n<1 <1uusu< <u11u4
nd ~ n A1SmL lr1<
.ssii-n VI. xoo51zz
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" r wonilon haa authorized n' % IN.
sounre he Hhmo ~ q candidate Nv reelection
10 the ono ~ Probate cIefk NJ The ensuing
election. w
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rnnn.tn MtLnE.

fTM nuaftgs boo sHiHmNfi 81 % lA
wv. H haHt fmHifHN hf rfhif
MI II rm,is eaahiJ ~ Che eHiHIas flff
fr.ri
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There win he a Tournament al
Eureka to-day.
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COTTON PRESS.

Orucr-So 10 Madison street, over the
gayUao hiyck. is99-1m.
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For anything you want, go TO
Wells, west side railroad, Batesville.
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For fine Fruits, go to Wells store
in Batosville. ses-it
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For fine Teas, 90 to Wells. scs-i
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WITH W" TTT =
OhAvb TothsAHfsr Az rlfta.
tst Mm w fhs citizens n rlms
ant Mount md vicinity have made
arrangements fra grand tournament,
II como "a m The 2ifh Inst The
ffi,es consist u . nddle and rigging
valued n slO0 4 taIr n silver spurs
valued # so, and O riding whip
valued Al s25 Preparations are
being made for Che accommodation u
a largo crowd.
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TOO AftftsHf
Hla ni u ~ H
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Hi ii
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tn fa tn
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ipH# n WttflatA Cp Thh
b aas II da aasl fsIlsbls n h.
tifH fmi mf aafs tIaaisn
nl Hii 8ihtH having dsailhga ~
faaf IHa Fll ~ Bsi n eff Nv Them
mn yanaa hemi 49, ciss N 1y
tf With ihs tans "a Fill b.
plnsd ~ meet VIZ ffisaAi fiam
i'anala chm hty g lhs e.ly as
HifIf deefiiHmaat
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an interesting case was tired last
week in our Circuit Court, of ID. W.
McAIaster Va. Southern Railroad
in which the damages were
laid at $4,000. The Court held
that the company was not liable 10
one employee for injuries sustained
BY the carelcssness or misconduct Of
anothes employee, both of whom
were engaged at the time in the cm-
ploy of the company, though not in
the same identical service. The jury,
however, found a verdict for $3.50
plaintiff. The case was argued by
johnson & johnson for plaintiff, and
by Mayors q Lowry for defendants,
The principle decided by the oourt
Is an important one to railroads, and
we are told this Is the first case eveI
tried in the State in which Il wa,
involved.-BruHdoH Republican, 6A
A WETERS PARADIsE.-A For
Crombie Daeotah Territory CORES.
pondent Of the Cincinnati Gunner.
eiai Describes the exemptions in thai
part Of the country thusi
No income tax; no Internal rev.
enue; no spies 10 see II you treat I
friend on Sunday; no special police
no dog tax, school tax Or bounty
fund. And, TO end with, the Indian'
and half breeds can't tell ono green.
back from another, 30 all our onei
arv tens.
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Latest FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, September 1.-THE
7TmcS Paris letter, published to-day,
says Macmillan is expected to return
from Mexico to Europe by every
steamer.
MADRID, September 1.-THE f.
tqJuiid, ofto-day, says that the French
troops must be Withdrawn from Mex
leo with the utmost caution, unless
smicable relations are previously es-
tablishcd with Juarcz.
BERLiS, Sept. II, a. - The
Committee Of the Chamber Of Dcpu-
ties persist in the decision Of reducing
the amount Of the loan which the
government asks authority to obtain
by the issue Of treasury no,es, from
sixty millions TO thirty millions Of
thalen. The Minister Of Finance
has protested, in a speech, against
snch a reduction, and expressing hopes
that the Chamber would pass the bill
in its original form
, 1866-09-01
FRQM CAIRO.

FIrc-Ioss, SG,00O-Iusurance. 81, 1000
-Flrc1nen,a Meeting and Festival
Demise Of the Cairo skDcnocrat,,- -
List Of StockholdcFx.
CAlno, August c1.-Abont fonr o'clock this
morning fsc broke oul IN the building adjoining
+. FitzEera1ds ball alley and saloon, on tic cor.
ner Of Eighteenth s1leet and Comnesciat avenue,
entirely consuming that building and thsae frame
dwellings, The foas ia about $G.oN; insured for
Farmers and Mctehapts'. ofQnincy.
The "Arab' 1te company. Of this city, celebrate
their seventh anniversary Tomorrow, by parable.
Tie regular yearly meeting will take place at the
Atheneuul III the evening, when the hietorJ OF the
company for The past yc9! will BE- gisen. TO be fol-
lowed By an address. The evenings entertain
Hcnt will close Viii! series Of beautiful tableanx,
afser which the members Of the company will re-
pair 10 tho st. Charles Hotel and participate in a
sMnlptuous repast.
This mornings issne Of the Cairo Democrat, as
II was+ contains its vafedlctory. The following! Is
list Of tho present STOCKHOLDERS, as Eow rxiet!ng,
Of the Cairo democrat Company: s. Stats Tag.
lor, ". D. llalll1ay, A. B. SaEoed Y. J. Alien, y.
Webb, y: J.. IIan!bloten, ]. q: naFmnp, Aiex; II.
Irwin, Thomas Wilson, Louis lIouci, j.. II. Obcr-
Is, Il. L. Goo1all aud Thomas lewis. OF these II.
L. Goodnl. late Of the Cairo 1an!sst IL principal
elpckhUfIer.
, 1866-09-01

Ruflanly Attack ON a Negro Camp
mcetln.-SeTcrnl Of thc WorzhirreFs
Woundcd-Tlle Dc*peratloe* Burn the
Tents and Clothing Of the Colored
People.
DAI711onr, August 81.-Last night an attack
wss made Sn tae Se,1ssd Ston o. is 1se 'sp e5'%p
tIom Hanover Switch, on the Wsshlngton Road.
were badly beaten ard wounded, and white
man, named Milton Benson, wtile at prayer, Was
shnt In Inc back Of the head and moltaIlY
wounded, the ball coming out OF his month
A faI Is can be ascerfAlned the following arc
The faets in this outrageous atlnfr:
4 white camp meeting, attended b n.ny min: II
No1,h baltimore District, of which Mr.. lanahan
is Fseeiding Elder, was being held at the place
hcfu,e stated. The Rev. Mcssfs. Spoke, Reid and
other white ni'is.cEs wese oil1siadng !. Whit;
tao same, eome eolored people were holding camp
exercises also.
DuI1ne yesterday afternoon number of yona,
men v cfr noticed on the camp ground, having pts
lois on their peRtons These were. as faE as coul'
hc oscertaned residents OF the surrounding neigh
bothood. No disturbance occurred during ii
, 1866-09-01
FROM ELGIN,

u,,,x or Tim Io-.1 Don,,o ~
Connfy-Speec1a Of General Logan
Great Enthu.1as1n.
,..,,;., ,r.-..,.h =, 49, m...-
lspeeial Despatch TO The chicago Itibunc.l
E1G1s, August 81.
The meeting here to-1ay was SUCCESS, uotw1tb-
standing the nnp,opftions stat,. of ,hc weather
A. an eor.v honr In ibn mo,n;nC ths ,oon,. hoaar,
to pour in from the surrounding country, and By
twelve O'Clock not less than seven thousand pco-
n1c ih.oprc tie streets of tle city. The wi.4rst
enthusiasm ncryajsi thc ~''3 11,eses 10 "AuIsI and
the mention nf General j.oran.s nan1a nsvrr
failed 10 make a Tremendous cfccr. tf
twelve O'Clock tic tlIs.,ncnishc sncnEess arr,yed
and were received at ms dcnot bv Tic Cnmn,f,t,.s
OF Kcccntlon anfi n lnrre conronrsc If citjzcns.
as Gcperals Logan. F,s]ier aud Haynic stenncsi
npen tic n1atfos1. they were Welcomed with
voeiierons rhccrs. Fro3, thc lcpot ttev rt.. nro.
ccedel 10 tic WayeTlcy uouse. Where tcncra,
I oran wns formally rrcc1yrd bv n tfctarhmrnt ri
moilntcd men. neatly a}l Of whom Tere n,nn,hcrs
Of bfs rersp1a1 cscurt dnrfnr thc tr,c he ,yss IN
coMmand Of fhc Fiffccnih Arny Corns. @''
Ihc .ncefint wAs cnthusfnsffc Cn1nnr1 Jnhn s
Wilcox. late pf tic Fiitysrcond Illinois infanirr'
introduced the GENERAL WIN reJnoni|,sil Irc{y
aud tcrirc]v saving fiat fhey id thcir ntr nj
home Ms Wc as ihcy f in the f3e1tf. the cnni1trv
must he enie. The cheers whlcI, rrretctJ fle
General at tic conclusion, told tie Injection oi
@975 The wsathes BECAME more threatening anil
about Que o'clock the min began to iii. There
was somc ta1k Of otiou1,,inc to pub2c hall, but
~ none were suilletcnt to accommodate the crowd
the ori:iun! programme was plherrd TO-. and al
, 1866-09-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Survcy for the ship Cnnnl-Governor
OGlc<by Departure OF ncicEates-
murder Tr1al-Dcath Of n Railroad
Man-Statc Convention Of Soldiers
pcn~ion Agent.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tihnne.l
SPRINGFIELD, August 81.
A letter received ut the Executive Office to-day,
flom Bsoyet Major General j. H. Wilson, United
Statcs Army, dated keokuk, August q, informs
the Governor that the survey Of the Rock River
for the proposed Ship Canal from the Mississippi
10 Green Bay will be completed at once, and also
,hst tic survey Of The Illinois River will he COM
mcneed on the 10Th Of September, and completed
as coon as possible. General Wilson Will risit
the city in he course Of two weeks, to confer with
tic Governor.
SameIeus letters ars being ,seesed =! tho rsz E.
fucky Mistppti, Iowa, and several other States,
requesting tho Governor 10 address meetings dnF.
fpE l1le rTcsent caMsase. The Governor md his
s1aa will cot attend the meeting for tho laying Of
the corner stone Of the Douglas Monument at Chi
caFo.
Jnchso!silc, representatives to the Southern
Tic TEe tsias Of Hale and Robbins for the murdaz
Of Henry Aholz. on the night Of thc Sth Of Jan.
nary last, commenced fn tho Circuit Court q
afternoon. The jary arc now out.
E, c. Smith, Esq, General Freight Agent Of thu
Toledo, Wabash & WcstcI,s Railr1ad, Died Ia this
| city This morning, amer brief tlness. He wa!
| universally respected. -
sFaISoi1nn, H., August sl.-The 9oycrno
, 1866-09-01
LATER.

The Late Pence Treaties Ratified BIZ the
Different PoxveEs-tAct1on OF the Ii1li-
nt1elp2tin Convention Causes q Buoy
nncy In Rebel Bonds.
QUEENSTOWN, August 3l.-The steamship Java,
from New York, arrived to-day.
pEAeuE, August 21.-Thc ratification OF the
treaties Ut peace hare bccn exchanged and will be
fully enforced.
loSpoS, August a1.-AdvIccs received here Of
thc Philadelphia Convention have hal the elect TO
materially advance the price Of rebel bonds.
Moscow, August 31.-Asssstant Secretary Fox
las been presented with m address by the peas
ants Of Russia, expressive Of their featcrna1 feel
inga towards the great American Republic.
LONDON, Friday Evening, August III. - The
77r,es Of to-day In lengthy EDITORIAL congratu-
lntce President johnson nnd tic people Of the
uniled States on the deliberations aud action Of
The Philadelphia Convention, dctaicd accounts of
which were received by steamer yesterday.
MUNICH, Frilay, August 3l.-The Bavarials
Chambers have formally approved ofthe treaty Of
peace concluded with Prussia by the Plenfpotcn-
iiary Of the King.
st. rE1E1ssnr1o, Friday, August a1.-Thc Eu,-
peror Alexander has given grand banquet In
honor Of the Embassy from the United States, at
which the prominent dienitartes OF tho Empire
were present. The Emperor gave the toaat. ''Thc
prosperity and consolidation of TIC United
States"
y1EsSA. Friday, August 3l,-The Emperor
Francis Joseph has. as measure Of economy,
dismissed largc portion Of his tcs1nuo.
Financial mud Commcrclui.
& 5siis sf
49,. L,xn1N. Aueutt 81.
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