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, 1866-07-06
FROM NEW YORK.

AFA"as 04 lhE NRN k4NFEH HNQ
Bridgeport Steamboat DepotA-Deutll
1r"sn t'ho1cra-'rhe E.aso DefAultitl:s
Fa>tsunster Fasvler-The District At
torhcy moveH and ahe Judge Grants u
Dismissal OF His Cnxe.
NEW YonK, Jusr Sat The fire Of The New
nsyen and Bridgeport steamboat dcpots,
Cd together win the steamer Baltimore md
t"o hoat-l -loats o!fnlEht. The probable loss IL a
Quarter of milllnE dollars coio1ed man.
namsd solomon Jackson, Tas badly burned, and
another man j. missing.
biz J.nes Hayward. of the firm or Cornell 4
Hayward, died fn this city yesierdsy afl only Two
hours 11lnese, Of cholera.
IT Ihe e. amer Eagle nrinCs Havana d.tes OF the
10th. No Important news.
Ltm1r1ndc. the alleged ahacnndtnc French Cash
tes, under arrest and on examination for extradl-
ton. on Tuesday ent1ced the deputy m1rsha1 in o
lnude eteapd.
The chamber OF Commc.ee today adopted re-
monstrance aGain:t the tariff bill. They took no
actlcu on the Potttand fire.
ter Fowler, who WAS daiauter to the Government
teveEa1 years ence, No<ie p7osequl entered IN
the Circuit Court by JuGCe Snialley this morning.
on motion OF Dls'r1ct Attorney Courtney. and on
the recommendation Of the United StAtes Attorney
General,
There IL no sickness on the vcstess At the qua.
autine.
Superintendent Kennedy has Instructed the are-
tfopottan Police force That, while they will CON
liquore On sunday. lh;y n!ll not make any arrests
ior violation Of the excise Law Of 1885, uuil othcr-
tsfee ordered, owing to .he decision by Recorder
naekett, ihatthe Iaw Il unconstitutional.
=, Esr'y this morning Dr. basst from The New
iime The whole OF The buildings were in sheet Of
flame. Particulars not yet 0hlrincd.
, 1866-07-06

OUTRAGEOUS RoBBEnI At WR1ouT's HoTE1--
At a late hour on Wednesday night, gentleman
named Jonathan Henderson, hasting tsou one OF
ihe Eastern States, reached thl. city, and went to
Wrighl's Hotel for lodgings. He Was assigned 10
a room containing two beds. but the clerk s:ured
him there would be no other perton to oceupY The
apartment with hnn. Before retiring to bed,
one, Under h's pillow. but left hi4 wallet
containing over one hundred dolla.a in hI. panta-
con pockets. hanging the latter article on cdatr
near bT the bed. shortly after. aud oef3tc he had
ia!len assep. the clerk cane 10 Inc door OF bis
room and inquired Of Mr. Henderson wte her he
would on]t Ct to hay1ug room-uate. Mr. Il. re-
ped thai u The perEon ~as respectable be cerIatn-
" was Welcome to occupy the spare bed T1e
stranger soon sppeared, :, md a. retired: Ye.tsr- @
Lii first movement vas 10 zee fhs time Of day.
iut,irg his bano under htapll1ow % get hsa watca,
10 was not little as,on,ehed Ind It had dtssp~
peartd. lie then reseheo for his nnmeut1onables
10 Tee II his money was .afe, and 10 he wallet,
100 WIS mlsslrR. For The In. time he then look
"a IN The direction OF The ttcond bed-tt m. un-
oeeuPfed- Soon at,es making these diseove1les
, 1866-07-06
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS


crx,.n. -
On motion Of Mr. LANE. ot 1oa,,n , riob, mn
fion was ordered for Friday for the considsr,tin
retolrtlDD was si1on,rd eolfinp nn,n IL 1,-..,
dent for tptotmai,ou a. TO ina tun,er ~ A1a,e.
yest els desrnyed nv n,te,es ~ the f.hn, e.
il neees.ary ID nrsTen ench a. nrrdsttnn .9isauon
Nj, WADE called M The Eli to Te.annev ,ss
city ind county Of Afe4snrIi. u n 81 H., Nv ~
Of Se'qmsia: pnaTnov ,,.. .,.
niei,nr 1Sr ,n.ienn-s a,ia 'Ge 1Ine iof CON.
Mr TcWERfSY t.,,n tia daous ms.G uonaeo;
1ande rennr,ed Hi - ."r ,n"1a Il. ~ IapAc
jaas to Mtnne.oa tor caHs1rrr,tns ~ Hs rat1na
from 81 psn n i,se snr,eI,n aAtosa
IN csre fbe lands oionr fhe jns ~ thn as h,;I
fs1me nr h.ye h. en nrcynn.i, r,nt. ~ sAa ,o n
pn1poses Other snds ID The st.te hot more M pl1ea ahaa
Mr WILsOS rs,ie9 m III Hns!c o,nt NJ asn;
sai1oTe as estK oE othsF ,S nost oHy tLs ROT be
P,.tsd e1 ~ An"i43e "''. onen t'en1 III ooun1s'
NJ SHERMAN o,,,, +,a t,,,,.,.r.. c.,.
II g snG lily .ci iA.Pproptaatotn ~ maae report
fta senete Tns sen.a snen,,n.n15 a. Easssa
mones foy ,ba nnrc,a"s " I.n5 t appsGpEatns
h,a %as ~, esxeh on. some oaher eend.
-asraat a1 tr". E.' % ~ nut ~ a.f !npo1taut
tenGsf ~ Voss Pa;n Ut .aat ~ upefn-
o1anch o. tns es1slee was asseea To- With a9
., w. H;s soineiuoe Aao o11es olhceea oelaled
a. A. n GRfME. nan ,rou,,.a z,,+ ..s ..
,r.,t ~ ~ fnMsa s,s.9 49, nao oSsn uoae N
n,11nent ~ ~ H. Irn. htoai9stng the
i-:nsnI,rtsf,nn of frnon. sna .rmt .,ao 'es tne
Wr1 sHERMaN ssf4 ii" .hs1 I. * X MaGs. h.. -.
ef1ra nam I'm, Tha rontnrenca eee,.e au IT. re-
so1rsd fo A9po1e WAS
~ wis SON rs1,ed ,,,, .bn t,,n4 ~~-.,,,,,, eo.
tbe enno;nfncnt ~ M 1 -. io
.1d' fhsaci.IM. ~ ~ ~ 80 ~ ~ auu
80, ., ~ ~ .9 aE &ae aeA'
~ c6sME1 - 49, st1et ~ :. uesenGea' .4;
{. ~ ~ 4 ana,t eroaJ - ~ zG o9s 1he Woraa
1rt,n,, ~. n,..e5 N W. I'D a44e"1eo 'ae 1eeo-
4r " VA liz snoEe IN t,ror or N. -,,s., =, IL.
r.troer. Inn erf Ta h.f,sroS ~ - ~ " sne
sonsI. II r-nniran the rnnasnt ~ M,r.ierd "
eiuia. and Congrese 10 1oat 1he ran1in ,nn srrent
the len niles square doraed for the purpose, md
their joint coneVnt Maa necessary to Justify tia
fetypre1efon. The ueceaal1Y OF projecting The
graves Of Unlon soldiers Was one Eeason for hi
IearnexatIpp After discussion further cops,tiera-
lion offhe pending bill vas postponed until 10
morrow.
lii. WILSON introduced a resolution autcoriz-
mt the Secretary of War to pay for persons held
TO service Or labor and drafted Of enlisted dnEing
The Ntr. ReleIffd.
Ut. HOWARD said the Military Committee Was
ftTnpEly in tasor Of ZONE equalization law. He be-
1ieseo one would be passed.
nj. POLAND cslled up 4. bill 10 provide for the
, 1866-07-06

Sickness at Vern CFuz-S1nta Anna
HIax1mllfanss Army-LlberaI Moyc-
MIeht-
NEW YoRE, July 5.-Vera Cruz dates OF the nd
Of June etate that the Vom1t or fever mas raging
there, and DEATHS we're numsEo1s.
Ii vas believed thai santa Anna was acting in
tho interests Of the Chnrch party, IN consideration
OF which be expected TO be elevated to the Presi-
dencJ, he promt41nE to restore the Church party
tnelr property.
Max1ml1an continues reorsanizing and coneen-
trallpg his sImy.
, 1866-07-06
NUMBER 81.

Nj. Render IN negau ersa.lnr 1Aft.r douuiug pa3
ta'oU' Y. Fl and hoO's ae reached down his coa'
which had been hanging PEE. bat II was rot h1e
the coD,taIJ he found that me persou who hs rob
bed him Of his watch tud money had also ex-
changed coats, leaving an old threEto4re concern
Eof worth fnenty cents for p,re- rags. As mat
Ter o. cour'e Mr.. Henderson Was very much In
cen.ed a. The, treatment he hst received. lie
relatsd bis losse- 10 the proprietor o1 the house
and dc nendad indemnity, but that worthy lndly,d-
MI IS asserted mol only Ecfu4ed 10 90
anything for HI. = relief but also refused 10 give
hlM The Dame OF description Of tue msn who had
committed lne outrage. Mr.. H., ar lasr Fesort,
applfef 10 The police authoritIe., and q detec'ive
VIE sent to accompany him 10 the house. But even
that reinforcement did not avail him, aEd he will
be compelled 10 institute proceedings In ttecours
lor the retotefy OF damages
, 1866-07-06

RfcHNoSp. duly 5.-Judee Chambers to-day
granted an injunction in the case or q. F. Fickin
Superintendent 0f the Nat,ona; Express Cowpsny
ye. the tiIe,nla enlsat, Orange & A!exaunria.
ofange TeHne-see, Pttershurv 4 Weldon H9il
road. restraining them IRON Carrying OIL. special
1: ttan1 Pottat1on contracts With 'ne Adsma nod
southern ExpEcfe ompaIlet. The motion OF the
d feEdants for IN older Eusneu1in rnu upsta,iou
OF the Injunction was ovtt1nled. THIS -cision il
cane9deted fMpoyta1t a. utCfdtnE tbs E1yhta o
Railroad Hnd Express Compan1e4.
, 1866-07-06
FROM TEXAS.

Guerilla and Bush1Ebacker pcpreia.
tiona-ChfId nevhured by an A5Ilga.
tcr-Sk1TmsAh between American and
French Tr0ops-SherttIan Expected to
Demand hi EIpIanation, etc.
GALyEaToN. Texas, July 4.-Reports from the
iItertor give Iather gloomy accounts of th1pee.
serfIsl paFte of The county, Committing depreda-
tlors and rooaeT1cs.
4 child was recently deroured by an alligator, In
sight ot liz father, on one Of The branches OF the
BraZo. River.
Accounts from the RIO GrAnde state thai alight
sk1rmtah bad laken place between orr Eoldicrs and
French Iegnfnrs acIos5 The f1ves-
Gtnetal Sheridan Is expected here aoon, on his
WY to Drownsvllle TO Investigate Affairs and de-
mand an explanation OF the French commander.
, 1866-07-06

Official Visit TO the Soldiers, Home
Personal.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Ttihune1
INDIANAPOLIS, July s.
The Board OF Trustees OF the Sottiersf
Home went to KulghtstoSn springs to.
nay, 10 Inspect the working Of that institution,
and returned tonight. blch1y gfattfed with the
prosperous condition Of Affairs and beautiful loca-
lion OF the home. The fnmstea are kindly treated
aud nell Card for by Dr. Wi.hard. the superin-
1endent, and The Coppeshead stor1es Of III treat
ment, &C., are thown 10 nc false md malicious.
Governor Morton aud General Lewis Wallace wilt
speak At New Albany On the 18th inst.
, 1866-07-06
TENNESSEE.
Especial Despatch to Cneago Tribuue.1

MEKrH1s, Jnly5,
feFterday Wns generally observed elIher by public
Or private f'tirit!es, rebels eeuczay by the Latter
The orntlon Of Judge Lewis in the park was nsmly
loyal but touehed no old korcs unnecessarily, The
prayer IN the park was offered b. Rev. Bli.t, Pastor
OF the Union Church. The pic mic Of the Union
people IN the suburbs nas 4 decided SUCCESS. II
VA. the first appearance Of a dietinctiyely Union
society In Memphis. Numerous patriotic toa,ts
were given aud responded to BY leading ana clio.
qnens gentlemen. Dancing VAS kept mp till even.
lug. The city was ve1T qu,et, no disturbance oc-
cured.
Two printer foneht a dual On the Arkautas
shore, No one harmed.
, 1866-07-06

DROPOSALs FOR GRAVEL.

Il LING SIXTEENTH sTIEET.
O7Ytcr Or ruz yoAKD or t'r1L1o WoRKAl
lHrcAGo, July fth, LESS.
Sealed proposals En1 be zece.vsd ~ the Board Of
Pubiic TnfEa II their of1ce until II 4. II Weunt{-
ing sud 91nveItpg 6tIteenth 1T ona 'atest- 70 Pfat
IL AVENUE according to p14ns and specifications on
sad Improvement will be paid for from The .pa-
rfst cssu ent levied 10 dnfAy It's cost, when III
saMe ehall be collected.
Froposais 1u1l b. Addressed 10 the Board Of Public
Tofx1 endorsed Apsoposal for gsAye!Iing SlIt.tath
street, and be ACCOMPANIED With the uku.i $700 bond.
with susetles. 10 De approyed b7 the BOARD
The Kpatd reserve tec It~nt to reject apy bid rot Ia
tccoinsrce With the eondihoLs Of this tlseutnt
cf 70 reec1 ali bids. and proposal viii Ee accepted
factory TO the board that he haa the ueceasa1I ski.
expert ncr trt1Ry ma ah1ty for doing The Whrk u
trnatworthJ. and has sutnclent pecunl4y rtsouces.
J. G. GINo TLE,
FRED. LHTZ :.
O, j, Rose,
jTkrnenSr INT KoAfd nj fuhie Wnrkx.
, 1866-07-06

Hopes Of Senator La1c'% Recovery En-
Iertuined.
&LFAEENworFH. Katsas, duly 5.-Hopfs arc
now enleEtafhrd i that General j. Lane
will ncoytr. lie eeems much better tonight is
cou$ciout and ia able to apeak.
, 1866-07-06

AAxcHE$FH.. March - fa5-
MI4zRs~F. I. WAk1A.z & Col am veil acquainted
with feye1al OF the .e4utog c1zs Of this csty who
hare naed your tisr R. atse perfec, sntsf4c-
utn. haTe 1lso used 1t myself and cAn cheetfuI.y
recommend II being the bet artcie ID the u rket
L. E. sCuAMHkKI,AIN.
E1ty Treasurer.
, 1866-07-06

MAxCnKsrsR, n. a., May, 1869.
3fEssR* r L. WALLACE = Co.-set my uane dawn
among those VINO nava uaed your preparation with
nuch 8adefacuon. I hHVe uaed several others. nut
~ ssye !ou,s = snsdsctdsa pssnrenee II scttan upoa
Dr. u z. BoUrEtLE,
, 1866-07-06

NEw YORK.. July 3.-rne New IIaven police
bare discovered immense rcaniie frauda in that
storc in New Haven, md had large quapi1.iea d;
goods which he bourhs % cret1t, most Of which
we're Immediately re-ehipped 10 New York aud sold
th.r: The amount OF trsuds Is -suppo.ed to be
over $J,GQO,
, 1866-07-06

The French troops which ey1euated Nakanoras
had reached Vera cruz.
A Liberal movement On San Luis Potot1 kat eom-
PEELED reinforcement Of that place by tbt lmpe-
alaltAts.
, 1866-07-06

MHsdEss r. l. wALEtcE d co,-Geats: IhaFe used
Dr.. Caausee1' Empress for 1hn hair ana md IL III
thatlc clais br. cnrttallv t-c1namenu It to thd
public. MATT HEAD. Alt. Gea. Y, II,
, 1866-07-06

NAECnKsrEn, ". T., 1s18.
waa fast coming out and nv hesa was gro wing bat,
notnths,andlax haa TILED most of the popular Aalr
Cf,s H.is KestoEativs Thia stonpcd my hair from
heAn a. nrny Al trsr. shsukb ha!e not uaest qu1ta
cue bo.ns. S.3 CLARK.
, 1866-07-06
Toledo ,MAftkct.

-Four qnIee.
GRA1s-Wneat du1!, and SC foxer; sa.ca cd wtdto
lsttt. : ral.s q :. ssH9s'c fer 10: nt1ea se 1or
lAkE EEEIQAls-p4ll md QpehruEen.
, 1866-07-06
u.xe-.z.u ru ,.... LEE

MAxcHR<rK1. n. IT,, April, 1865,
AKssRs- F. L. WALLA1E = Cu:-Allov 14 to add
ny testimonial to many you h1ve see"tved Of the
superior ezce'fEncy of Dr. Ch4usalors Empress Com
poAt for the iLF. In the COURSE at M uCo have
used dozeu or muse ktnda OF lea6lux nreparaftoas-
some OF TAaue-butc trriy say that FOR ct12cacy
and c2chnltness, restorative and action deesI
fu4. yonrs by lar eIte1n them al bayo used 1t
Irritation OF the scsp with perfect sucress Qu1sa
apumbcF Of our leadiog ciuzeas owe the youthful
appearance OF their haiFto pour prrpRlatto7.
~ D.J-cLAfsK, Po5tu1astcT.
, 1866-07-06
MISSOURI.

Especial Deepateh 10 the Chicago TribnneJ,
ST. LOUIS. July s.
The celebration OF the Fonrth IN this c,.y rook
The form Of innumerab1s ptcnict and steamboat
ard railroad e.carrions. rather than 4 conceut1a-
tton al any one point. The weather, though hot tn
The middle OF the day, R1s, On the whole. clond-
'e*e. and no! unconsoliah!y Oppressive: When the
day closed honf1res and fireworks brilliantly lln-
Wa broneus into nqniettion 10 hechten tie liter
est Of the occasion. Business was generally sus.
, 1866-07-06

HA11FA1, July 5-Yestc1day was properly Oh.
Ec1yed hy resident and visiting Ameacans. The
dorhle.ender WtnoosEt, Eow III the ha1bof, fired
ealpte at noon, which tvas returned by ,he citadel
and fae ship. British sestels In port dtsplayed
American tlocs from the mainnasf, ~ did also The
American shipping In port.
, 1866-07-06

Hooxa1r. =. H.. March ii, lS68-
MKsdRS- F. L. WALLACE b Eo-Gent2: d fslenu ad-
F!eed me to sy your pEep7sas,ou stAt1ax whlt 4ou
effect had on hl9 u 1rst lau;hed Al the ide il
so1ssntsd fo ~ !siai. AW ptsss,1 with T. h1v.
Nhske7s @ thc'r naeuFa, colos, aud keeps them so
commend 1t 10 Ill IN need.
r. P FAHyER
, 1866-07-06

LAxCAErKR. May q, :s68.
MEss.s- r. T. WALLACE It Co-ieuts: ! hare a Cd
your rreaEaGou for hxir, aad dnd ta c1sourst
and hcat rrepatat shu for the halr that h<vs aver
scen. d.. J. ". BARNEY.
, 1866-07-06

MAscH1sTxH, Y. H. Jane r. 1861
T. Me1uE F.. & WALLACE q TOD eutx.-i have ~ d
-Dr, ChRna acf's hEnprrss TOR ths. Hair" and s1n
pleAseu Wlth ake results ind It urest Al. ctc7-
ca thak have II Is all that clAim1
10 be tn every fes4eet.
Yu1us, 6cy LEONARD FRENCH, II. D..
, 1866-07-06
FROM CHARLESTON.

A.D1ktingufAtled Citizen Of South Caros
linn Murdered.
CHARLESTON, :. G., jpty d.-non. Ba.nwe1i
Hhttl, a distinguished citizen Of ,hle State, Was
shot ,e*terday while gol.g 10 hts ptant1stou,
hsr1eIei sho, enn anour t%ent, m,on,es .gIer
receiving the wounds he fell from his hotxe and
died Itis not known definitely who the murderer
sa: but !, T. eunposea 10 BE- Ha9 had
, 1866-07-06

EzhRn H.
1s.s re.pa.su up'a s.n~su " a.o" e.ees.
I.an 49,. oans o~.Aat " tetpee1uae
!aa's =, 'ue nau:e VIZ Ie'!uae 10 ,h@t sacani"
~ ~, 4%.y w., "1 .s & .ue m'nse o. N ~ nesa@ae
.,.n.,. ~. NV m1 y. .nc .u.!o ~ eeaas "
~ Va 80 ,-esn,,. ~ -. - 80. -" r,.,sa. 49,.
III x.,n.rss1 $3.50. . -. y, .I..H.. 80
t,orhooa 1hr h..a NJ fa.,i,s -. ~. -"
fo,tv.nyr ve,r, u.. IN. f,,bcr - ~. s,na go e. ~
hodx mi erla,ed n thu For f,niy h., .,e e,s.ss
to w. m nn,r,rnd,, ,.r.n. I'm ~ -.
q n1,n ,,..,nsrrc. ~ .,.nr. -. wa.... ~.
Foy fa,i,v ahor, ,n,ss .,.,o.sL ~ uaaa.s ~ s
,ro-n,n,, H.. .h.as -, .,,.,...-s. - ~ .."n :.
M st.nhc,s ,nd ,-on.,ns H., s5ar, ~ ~ t,,d
him tbcv Ind wa,sn, for hIs ar1e.t for tbr crr,-
Of .e.,nc,,on. Two or ,hnee mc,, tool Mr, Str.
nhrn. a. n hv forr< d,-c,c, hin, 1n,o . v,xIn.
shrew ,a.nso, o-,- ~. hs.d ,,s.,t.m> ...nasf
nim ,nd snr,sas ~ ,nts. -,s,,tn< ss,, e. -
nrr too .hnck,ns ~ ~ rss4,,,n ent ,t.,a mo-,
a, hi. recoy.,- ~. en,e,,.,ren :. 4'
,rc,
s' ~ ,us oenate' On tne ON, Ut. eocs"ao,
1...sH ~, - tne A!"s AppIo
10 IN -an,;n. ' . nuso "as t ~.
E-n,,s ~~so,r,;ra -. .Ha-..s -. r.-
p,..,aent for tofor,,.,to, ~ - ~. ....t -"
amrvr.n .s.ee1. de,tr+,re* h. ,,,,x,as ~
co,,t durfnr The mt yesr sna ..ne,her to,.ts-
, 1866-07-06

DEAF e. BLIND,
POSTPONEMENT.

The holders OF Tickets for tht Enton Eattocal Gilt
Concert, to take place thIs evening" July
9Th. 1865 at Smith d NYon's Hail. Chicago, are res
pectsu1y inform ed nHt we under necessity ai
postponlrs our entertainment unt snch time a. full
ret turns from our nnuesous agents can be obtained
and The registers duly examined and checked.
Our agents all ever the Uulo1 earnestly request
I'd to send In, at oLce. their turns Of ticket sold and
Ill mouey7 In baud. They are also requested to use
their eest endeavoss to make sale of a. tickets
held By Them. and ~ mapy more possible, which
will be for varied without delay. when necessary.
Oar friends Who have in'ereased themselves eonstde.
rnhJ already Ia formu: clubs. &e called npon to
continue theit eeoEts their reward Hes IN the dis
f*nt fatnre. VS. propose 10 pEssenk t. The Individual
who has been mont tuccesstc1 In rho formation OF
clubs and sale Of tickets mp 70 the time OF the draw
Ing. purse OF One Hundred Deiars, Irrespective Of
alt nntt1lcns.
The pub)fo-xhom we trust ara Ill tn favor Of The
Unlou Natloua-are earnestly t2vtt come for ward
Epusty and 1t once and taks M the balance OF
tickets In hacd before the 9Th Of Angus r. whsn the
tntera1rm' Mt uAt take place. without an, further
poatronemsnt.
LIES BRYAN. HosBEOOK CO.
, 1866-07-06

l1PeN434 1<SF%tEA III lue Nul[AE1 &ElQHne.j
MADISON, W1s.. July l.
eclst here to-day, The day was ushered II. OF
booming cannon. ringing pells. and screaming To-
htaced lhc State officers. several prominent civil
and military gentlemen, and about $50 Children
ton sta ne ~ So,dier; Orphan Home Tne1e were 10
ricd 10 the neid, and, as borne hy veteran -o1.
dieIs. they preseutcd a mort thrilling spectacle.
at Il + hs eo oden Il & ovs a s
child, In accepting OF behalf Of -he State, were
YETI eloquent and impressive. The Declaration Of
ted Nth great power by Mr Muriocn. The fragedl-
ar. The o1at,ou Of J1dpe Hubpel was very able
nd en6,ssed ttrone defence Of The pohcy e Con.
voeatlnC The punishment Of JEFF Das1e.
It fa estimated that 500 strangers we're present,
and al p1ssed OF without accident. 1t was the
4 young Iman, named Hoointop, formerly q
toldtir In the Thtrtletn Regimen, suffering from
an 1nnealed wound, died Of exhaustion here res
+. sp1rk wos severely wounded in the right brc.st
by m accidental dl:cha1ga Of p,to In The hande
wn 70 rsSon
suicide, yesterday, h5 taking arxenic.
IOWA.
tSrecial Detpatch to tie Chicago Tdbune1
MARION, Iowa. July s.
The Fourth was celebrated here BY ten thousand
people. The ofation By Judge Hubbard, "Equ-lit5
for all before The Law" was earnestly advocated.
A glorious time.
INDIANA.
Especial De'pssch to the Chicago Tabaue.1
IxprAHAPoLIs. July S.
The city has se]apsed Into It's usual quiet
Eipct The celebration yesterday. The calendar Of
eata.tophes 1oots up two fatal ARRAYS and eeyeral
minor ones. The fo'nl number Of battle-la1s pre-
tented yesfefday. i three hundred apa hly-resen.
, 1866-07-06

RAvKxu1tE, y. b JUNG = 1861
Aenrs- Fl WALIAcE 4 To - ,ake great psss-
pre IN certifying Thar haye used tnu Empre ID
ny famtfy< aDt have bsna xrsknoi and h1tonshed u
the resa.a AFTER frequent utsapootn'm.ns tn re
9f other rncfe yzut ted speC.hcS. | hAre had oc-
eaaon to NE Iheae v4EtLus prepsrto1s for scvrrll
JF7fs, owing 10 a head psematur. " whtened. out
hs%t found nore that roG5d rastorp tho coof c4cSa
thx.cslp ffefs the hatf IS da1e p'ft"cy ny
1ou1 inInl1hie prcoAfatton. JOIN MOJkE-
, 1866-07-06

C0xcakr. ~ IT,, June l, IS.s.
Meses3- r. l. WALLACE q Co - b. 4ce I'd f3votce
your valuable 2sepaTAtou for The hair wss anl5
clVek. and In couutli with your requc4: am h,p-
p1 10 assarc Jon .ht: It has more th1a rcd ths
eIrectat1E1 excited By tho use OF the orst bottle
Acswcrs rhe purposc required mast peel. CITY. a
nFe*sorr nd cleanser ~ the hxF Il IL uns e1uAl-d
hy ts qua!1aes II cooling acd hest Thy application
liz EsAlP., 4. r. CRQS1Y,M. D.
, 1866-07-06
SMOKED HAMS.

We have In ttore and fox faie. lot Of Choice Sugar
Cured, C8nFa1ed H111, for g2e In lots OF one uerce
And ofe1. --
- UNDERWOOD K CO.,
rnf91-Het ~ I&SRlln syFtet.
, 1866-07-06
WOOL SACKS.
To Wool}en Manufacturers,

a gentle man. # preset AQen- aud Na.ag-r Of nrst
easa Fancy Castlese Atl Ia Rhode Island wishcs 10
nks 1p nls 1ss!;eoes q .as West aad offers hs
eoods upoo fator1bl' re5ms He en- bring With him
desllsd aapstin'end.a Of manufacturing Who ~
ever department; or would luperlntend the coz
aaacsior and eQntumate 81 nsw mn!. ample E Ess.t-
mony ~ 70 capacity and integrity tnknishs3; GoH.
nnnleatioas addressed 10 SA1SufACIuAhl.S" .:s
ca+e Of Nna. u. Band, T11bons otase; M!4 reeve
, 1866-07-06
-....... ILLINOIS.
EspeGts1 pespateh 70 the GI.caco Trfhune.

Especial Despstch to the th!caco Trfbune-1
SpRlNGFIELp, July 5.
The Fourth passed ofury qu1et1y IN this place.
erEtnes Hnd bose companies, fur three rr1z s OF
1ffy dnllarE each- The He'd htvef hook at d ladder
received one pr ze, running 500 Faru- In Glty.dve
seconds. The phnnix Engine Company No. = re-
eeived another pnze, throwing ettesm 100 feel
stx frches. The pTlzrs fer hose companies were
awardtd, OWins 10 nlF understanding.
jutfns Dickcnon. a Dane " birth. hut Tor some
yea1s resident OF this CITY. Committed tuictde on
Wednesday evening, by taking Iaunanum. BE va.
ab9n! tAlIty year. OF age. and has brother ci,hct
In Wisconsin or Michigan
, 1866-07-06
At Rothwctl. G. ".
Especial Despatch TO tho Chicago TEibune.J

Dofn#EtI, Z. W. July 4.
Our ec.txe little town is CON-
pa1a.lvaly quiet to-dsy, a larga number Of
cur population having gone to De'rolt to celebrate
The glorious Fourth. Two larse excursion Trims
pas:ed here this morning, losded With passengers
TOR Detrnit; Flngs gcrr uniusled this morning in
tront Of The post ot1ce md on the tas-a1atI OF
the Scott Company, complimentary to the day and
the Large american population rosidlne here. A
number Of those remaining al hume met together
tht. morning, and listened to the reading Of Gen.
J. A. Logaps Cairo Fpeech. as published in the
TRIBUNE. Ali endorsed It a. sound.
The action OF General Banks In Congrcss, ro-
latinc 70 the annexation OF the Provinces to the
Great Republic. finds favor here among the pro-
rresEfre portion ui The lnhabttsut., which time
and dlsr1tsion Will increase until 1t will become
hxed fact.
The production OF oil waa never AZ l,ree as At
present, aud daily IN rea!Ing BY the pumping Of
new weuf, many more OF which arc TO be tested
With 1ne prospects.
terrible explosion occurred here this afternoon
At the flagata City We'll, the Pepper farm, kall.
1nR George swan, the Superintendent, tearnc
his hodF into pieces, and throwing port,ou Of ii
400 feet through the derrick also In}utfug James
simpson severely. Whose snuEie. 1t Is fcared may
prove fatal. Col. Jotu Fisk, Of Suspension
BztdPe. was IN the derrick snd covered will The
Debris, bot escaped with slight injury.
, 1866-07-06
Nth a1hsr@{4guaknta.
DIR. chAUSSIER'S
e M PRES !!
Ia COMPOSITION iMpfRATR]cE,
POUR LES CAEyEUIl

It hss tosx brtn rEo~n that he H,4r hx ro,nt.,
9toe y eiet<o enl By a,sesse md Imperfect crrn-
lsion in1es +. seAty ,ufos Eray md tals on inst
st4sd - snad2ses sad q sos ,saa= = eonb..ed
Remember thtk II thr ne4 article no tpiFat Vhch
ever been presented to ihe pnhlic.