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The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
@. r. PACKARD, M. D. Boston, Mass.

have tried Todi's Hungarian Balm, and consider
it the best article in use for the hair
J.B. WEBB, Gorham Maine
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
SECOND STAGE OF sEMINAI, wEAKNEss.

SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure IN such eases, and o
full and healthy RESTORATION OF the urinary organs.
Persons, who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so ~ writing, in plain MANNER description
of their diseases, and the appropriate remedies viii
be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned, if desired.
Address: DIR. j. B. HUGHES.
No. 5 Temple Street [corner Of Middle
Street,, Portland. Me
cgY- Send StamD for Circuar III
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
NATU RALIZE r +!
For the Hair.

l have compounded
and perfected a prep
aration for restoring
gray, light or red hair
to q beautiful brown
or black in four weeks.
1t is not n dye, does
not stain the skin, or
soh the elothing; it
contains all the medic
inal properties of the
chemical Reprodnesor
for making the hair
grow, preventing lis
falling oft, andremov-
INV 1o., si,,n ~ all a,xn
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
Sold Wholesale and Retail by

NO. IA MIDDLE STREET corner of Exchange St.,
PORTLAND, ME.
Wholesale Ageats-J. W. Perkins q Co., W. W.
Whipple, w. H. Phillips ~ Co., and Crosman " Co.,
Portland.
Sold by Druggists and Traders everywhere.
ADr 1d-eodS WIN
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUIION 10 IIIL II ItLIO'
Every intelligent and thinking person must know
that remedies handed out for general use should have
their efficacy established by well tested experience in
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies fits HIM for all the duties he must
f1n; yet the country is hooded with poor nostrums
and cure-alls purportng to be the best in the woill
are not only useless, but always injurious The uli
fortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting his
physician as ii is lamentable yet incontroveri-
able fact, that many syphilitic patients made
miserable with ruined constitutions by nlsltreatment
rom inexperienced physicians in general practice;
Tor 1t Is point generally conceded by the best sypi-
ographers, that the study and management OF these
complaints should engross the whole time OF those
who would be competent and successful in their treai-
ment and cure. The inexperienced general Jracut-
Toner, having neither opportunity time 10 make
himself acquainted with their pathology commonly
pursues one system of treatment, in most cases mas
lug an ndiscrmnate OF that antiq and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29

Mr.. ToDD:-I feel it due to you, as public bene-
factor. to state that my hair falling OFF very bad
the head known in the medical world as Porrigo,
which causes severe itching of The head. tried your
hungarian Balm. and to my surprise and pleasure nav
hair stopped falling Off, and the humor has entirely
left the head
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29

have been using Todds Hungarian Balm and can
say that it is the best dressing for the hair in ise Nv
hair was falling eff very fast and by the use of hall
bottle OF the balm it has stopped falling off entirely
ana Is last thckening up, and is in fine condition.
f. H. STROUT, Portland Maine
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
Medical.
DIR. j. Il. HUGHES
CAN BE FOUND AT HIS
PRIVATE MEDICAL ROOMS,
70. 8 Temple Street,

VX7HERE he can be consulted privately, and with
w the utmost confidence by the afflicted. at an
hours daily and from A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ
DIR. H. addresses those who are suffering under the
affection OF private diseases, whether arising irom
impure connection or the terrible wee OF self-buse
Devoting his entire time TO that particular branch OF
the medical profession he reels warranted in GUAR
RANTEEING A CURE IN ALL CASES, whether OF long
standing recently contracted, entirety removing
the dregs of disease from the system, ana making
perfect and PERMANENT CURE.
He would call the attention OF the afflicted 10 the
fact of his long standing and wellearIed reput'Oii
furnishing sufficient assurance OF his s,li ana sue
cess.
The Portland daily press., 1866-05-29
Not a Hotel.

Not a Hotel.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms to let with good
board at No. q Willow Street.
People visiting Portland can have all the conven-
fences of Hotel at much less prices, al retired and
genteel place. Also permanentboard tor families and
gentlemen.
DS -Remember the place, opposite Woods Hotel
corner OF Middle and Willow SITS. fe12dtf
, 1866-09-13
: SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Murder OF uolorel So1d1ers-Propo*ed
Importation OF Chinese Laborer1-
Queer Dotagr at Nas1tville-Negr0
Debtors Soil into >inycry-Gucrll1as
Sl,ot-4 Steamer 11tracIkcd-GrosEth of
Atlanta. DC.
NV Ycrg. September 1s.7;Ihe Ncw Fesk
eass iisllats IL informatoR hss @ Gen sw Seceissd
here That sIx so1a,vA solaiv.s were recently naas
le1cd in Jeaert.n, Texas. The military conman-
Nayor: and in,Ir ateii 10 him :hat aoae ons woall
be held responsible for the killing Of Union 1ncn
In That section. Tie lives Of Union men ARE ffe-
:.Gove:nor Wdls and the Hon. Thomas Cole
man, Chief of lie Bureau Of Emigration, had an
interview with :mc TUX. san Francisco Chinese
ro5cs S 10 iniodtec Chinese labor berc II ociobef
1sGi. The act d Congress Of lscs is regarded a.
barrier to thei. schemes"
..Gnder DER t1,e = provision of Gene1si Graafs otdc;
County By lie Military aathof!ue. AMI broacb. ia
fs G I
punishment. An' after the men hail lain in jai! fl!
| ! lev days, the Giles County Court AUTHORIZED
s eeasns Ss e aPa9nff r.
| scnt the ,Fi+ou.rs here to-day"
e NV fa T.sMe tPsSial has tue S'Gs soiiGw
lit, two nce!ots who were nnahle 10 settle aom'
,1ihinc debt ir:n11td By them be:ore the Wat. 'zes,
fnld into e}aresv, for $50, aud the other To-
$cco. Ttclt u!t,ed debts amounted to thirscei
dollars in So'd''
Mrxrn,s. Tennessee, September 1a.-7wo suer
itlas were shot, day l,cfofe yesterday, rear tht
city, while pilag.nf honte, The inmates Of whisl
were working in a hrlc. Tic latter saw the rob
bess when cncrng. and one OF Them drew II
voivcr ard shot bot1. killing them Instantly.
Cotton dul. at 3oefor mfdd1fnc.
| v1cEsDrEa. Mist: September les-The ttcare
Penguin. while pA4iny By thick woods below tn
city, llavire On bord son,c negro troops, wa
fired on ty conceatd parties, and one black IN
| wounded. so,nc lliEty shots were fired withon
further easua1tr. 4 fore Of cavalry Will 10 de-
patched to eeonr tht country.
ATLANTA, Ga, September 12-Sales Of real q
tate this week were 1900. The city has increase
| l,aQ IN pornl1tlcn Ra,cc August 1st.
General Session. . rc7,cl, last night addrcssad 4
I assembly met 10 endorse sundsJ political mos'
| u iickl kltfut JnhnsCp and otheEr.
, 1866-09-13
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Nnffot,nl Republican subcommittee
Murderer t1rnnnIcA for Tr1al-IsIna-
s-rnNth-.Arrat.c.ucu for tlac StAtc
Fair.
fSwc cial Despatch to the Chicago Tsthuno.l
srntxaF1rlp. Ill.,, September t..
At a meeting OF the National llrrub1tcan Com
mi,tec, recently held, a rul-coinm.tce Was ai'-
.,ssntrd lnr thr Northwest. composed Of members
from tho Western states, With headquarters IN
ibis city. lion. .1ctsc K.s Dubois Ia President.
and Join u. stron:, nj jacksonville, Secretary.
Thv office Of The Committee wilt bc opened 10.
Hugh carHcan. charged wi:h .he murder Of
lad : preliminary examination to.day md wa>
rrmandcd ,o AL 70 answer 70 the ceaEgs at the
CITY Of CuIncy nonde amoan:lng to 3, ,o1 weEo
rccelsed u ,hc stn,s haa1tor's oft!tn today tos
rcGisttauou under thr oct Of February 18th, 1sG5,
Large. numettr q emtTrant. havo recently
Es,sa sssS1s eop's'nisS 81 eniean ,tH r!
scuri, rassed here to-day.
Atlanta Tomorrow n3cht
President alecouncal md Sups.sntepdes Goluh
, 1866-09-13
TIE SOUTHERN LOYALlSTS.

Their Reception In 1Eosten Mt rancsll1
Hall md fremont Telllp1c-fsnts1'1Hi-
oAtIc DcIuollAtrat1on-.f.J johnson md
Ncec13cr Dcnounccf1-No Remedy but
Impartial Su1rag@-Ncccher Well
comes lhc SOuthcrncra to Plymouth
Church,
Especial Dcsratcb 10 the Chicago Tribune
DorToN. September 13-1t p. m.
Fanenil Hail aud fremont Temple arc dcnsely
packed Knight to welcome tho Southern patrlo.s
being like the Union "ono and inlisisfble."
| h1.c attended tho Fnnouil HILL meeting only.
The demonstration here has been very enthNtias-
tic Maynard. Hr"wntow, Griffin. Wnimon.h, Pas
chal. 1'opc and otllerR hare *roien. It Is notc-
worthy That here. Ms at Philadelphia, although
attempts have lccn mndc BY politicians
It ias hren tho must radical sentiments that live
been Tie mo>t enthusiastically njNlaAtetl. Brown:
low made charnctcrtAiic speech. Maynard talked
ia! n'Ases .cs. Every Aenuncsaiaa os ts,u l'ses!.
dcnt ur pf U"cglIrr lla* bun Learllly endorsed hy
4" s1'mxts:!iis ansfc ESs snyatSs y; .s ,e.
e ii the poi!s, b! sustaining Congress. reyeTres
'c fe:1d;n.; no;iey; T.ey dspic The cgndit!nn
eds caseEt inrm'sl sIo's anl il'o tlisftaueil1ss.
.tia,rrnor i;nlioris esd seua,or Wilson presided.
Watnunh, u l.ou''Iana, sn'd that .'lle Corgrts:
Etuicf adopted The amendment they lien hare
1H,wrr tn r,iir te turAtihts II wunid f,u in,pu.si.
bin fo, Hamilton tD 10 nno II tiIa pan sl,uu ,'
ad0pr,l l;esrt d~tlant !II-gLtrnt aud 1ln1r resal
1nyn Et!tttnet aluiir T0ntt reconstruct tiu Snu.ll
e'i tfns 'nrtH., yrrmont. Temple ts ,rporsei IA
Solltl,ernern a, fully ratIacil Will, III" wctcoma tu
it,.iY...
tnnruN. September, 1Q.--Tho Houtotn 1oyalipth
fun Ir lh1n,lriph!n Consnntlnu had must RI.
ti.,+tas.se .esert!"s this esem.n.. FAnyu.! Hall
mud fremont Temple "rrt hath upcnetl mud wcsu
ei-iintt wrtr ~crum.' Al Fan,iIfi Hail hy tioy.
c.iu.r Hull0ek. IN ellelthg tTpcrH, which eal*rtl
I. rniftt.-lhtll nf tn. h,srliii! T., the ltgIIcs
Gl!el. SoEeiadlAg by introducing 1h1 bonslorir
NV Y'n,:, September te.-At lhc reception ot
| lsM, hat night. iIIc foilo.Inr letter ffGm Sir
! lJecClIcr was rct!"eb nnd Tcah:
| 'fn Edward f'nrft anil t;rUsEr Il. 1fbrotn:
1,rEtri ialat l'cas will tut niluw ,lu to pnJ my
Grnlt ful irHl"I:s to tiUsc Huu1hurh htrJIe nlrl
VITO stoM f~.sh!H atae.'g !l.r taN!lu.s tn !lqo.,
itfnl. t:nfl h'r's lhrtl. Thrtr cuinlty lionuri
III" nnhIr. Win Nil my h"ntt, wnicotnu ihnIn +,
| ifl>uwf1p. tiLNnt WAnu t!xEoIlEn.
tt".r'tlrr 1lfawn'nw. Gosrtnpr liamltEuil. tlnr
| rrr Mnylnfit uni tticfr hsnftasrs lrft SeM fal
lll' manning. f''r Itnst"n. Il wn.: rsp"ctrtl !h1
lny. hui IN lhsEr arrI'nt i"n they f'ui,a n et,.s,
'nsflrr tom 1h'.aOM avail lnE itiolr nFr.nl. TIL
t'ui.itGIltrt vi It'd tllun l4A@tla handsomely III
t.via!nrl lirlr tt1stingnt>rtl gl!sxts, md nfsrI
Linn u lG'Aan several alnya; Int itn ur:hll ~
lIfttEtinhH nf ll'e lh'.nM t'o.hnllrn hr.DHd%l h
nEa!s, I'cyailea, and thuy 1eft ou lie nioentn
| fFAk
, 1866-09-13

boald they 1otH erorfe..tMntsd M BY loysl Iembsrs
Ill 1ssels IT, pSsps
md ia4stion tnon1d 70 hand ia hana. So~, 1Y
SeS a so9a ot
ont Of thc unioa,; and had no right to sccede and
witbaraw lom ihs Union. now turn round and
part of,ho conederacy, ,hcrcfnret they should hare
DO representation in Congress.
onns 70 tae sfoee %aae fsr o1 s h1sSas
Congress va. qet + session It tho slose Fl ~
proper steps 10 restorc The Union. il. what did
sn9 S a.a to
did the5 not present thei! scheme: Tley wcrs
sSis,1s' b.! SSs2s as: 'a{
wsh h5d sa1cn .so xos t9 cx,sna 10
e Il f'e s e'sn p III psps aee
lehn ss a: apss
3'"is sassfsa ;: ss
Secretary Seward and Weies, and long list Of
others, while coneEess. who proposed nothing.
4e oay Geg no:cI ns nHo6er charge
aeslntt lin, with reference to the Frecdmen's
h. e." as e. s id0a, o
~ F'aCc us AI.eeE UT ti4G si-ltGrA NIFs4t01e Hu
eaieap ap1san sna ese.os se "hfa ss ssua n'@ nsi
hc shown ~ 9ad iss ;aa.,s aiTnt 70 ~ he
ssse.e M conid bis Listeners l,nl il she piaiio:@
/ anything abous tue F1ccdEcn'a Gu!cau? us pro,
to ~sas ana ead as had
epa.en 'tdS of Se sase. " .! IT, soas 10
gisc them q fair chance in tic race q Tile: Be-
wc EEoull have bnracn al q cost OF t"elye ,nii-
linns Of do!a1s year 10 take ca7c Of Them:
IhS Mnr "a1 IL to5 5n.vt;o ssss liz Lao y. a.
n o aas as i sa
symrablxcrs and croaEer: rc-cnslaE'ns 'onr NIL
.'uns oi negroes IL order u hat they may ct the
H sT lss9 The ts iass r,ss@sa on nSaa a
ufhreracs IL d icw ret 0! lax masters. 1fptodt-
able Die money would 20 into their pockets, II uut
Aile: fnlt lther exposure oi tho Dulean lie defend
cd tho ettocs. III referring iu Congrchs he Sai1,
that bile tLcy claimed the right to do 10 aud 70,
Southern states bni at the cunclusinn Of thc
cleht lnouthe seeslen they deemed il expedfcnt 10
fIe n. Il IL cnr, III. r;;m,,x tlrv voti nsrj sni
fIr sr VIZ a,r. tesSa nn t@o ~ etn yetts bounty g
CAY tlcy voted themselves fynr tbousatit, dollars
sas !" aSon To- T. te rey f. ,hsr
ScaT tou;s 10 wsnot II Inow at II ia.se MS SoSy
ts a '% s:: % sa Ses;s 9s's sr 1ss SSy
y II; Re M roTc5s 9! ;',s GSEs5sm:n 4 r. S"1S,s::
and n}itS o"ss srcse,n n,' ~ ~ ,nn S Gmon ~,
:. .1s han 65,; 4
nm s'n as sft1 IF IT, , yE s11 H. rnss 'ws
~IS wi' 10 " 'sss n,,r, ,iaz'fss ~, on te str
t@Sn;ie @ ,,, t''osl @ ss:1e.e , ,,s i,oSsT; ts
~ - r., ;,n,i,,, u! ,, i. .ts ~ I!E!n 't.hot
, 1866-09-13
.FNOM INDIANAPOLIS.

Funeral of n Victim of .Io1lfls0fi'@ .Tour--
an 1nt1tartlac ErOcrss1on OF HT0iIrnrra
-.1tsr1ta .,tfal Prescription b. n Copper
llemd d.10iirMnl-IscFnnna1.
tsrcctal Drspnrf 10 tho Chicago 1i'hnno.1
1hiWAHArnt.ts, Srrteiabpr II.
THO luhcrni OF Andrew rtHnrt, Estl., who srns
Titled thu night nf Tho johtlson reception. 'opk
ttac.' lo.tay. nnt was onc If the tao.l imposing
demonstrations over wit,es,rsl In th!a city.
Tho Fr0err.1on, which wna about two fntsc4 IN
lrngih, was hch'lr.l by a standard htarcr Curry.
lns l!.u national cututs. drrtted In c,ups. Nezs
rnaa R,aIh'n totnus itans, with thnIltul slrstmt.
pln3 luz n nolttu fhnhsnt tllFgu. TheH marital
hatd, Wlsh n,iIIlIud Arunls followed by illa uninn
trnEnr, o.t+ lh0utand AtfHitE, marching fwh ~
iwt,: lsM tis fa.aty and relatives 1t tla aoraaaa
f,lnwc,l by llea@e a,agHincuntly aacorntol.
Il4s cN<n Was wrapped IA thu AmnFl:an nag.
Sul,,u ollu ln'nlrt and a&ty cnrtaEsa 1t91gtrl hn
tho long l!np OF t..* p,oSs<&!nM. A. Il moved
lniIsIl thu principal H1Feels OF tho city, lu al'.
Wa!ks Metu tll,0hxed with .Iient spectators. and
a3l b,lsi,Lcra WI. sllspcLdcl Until thu ,nunFnthl
TRIM I'M! pn.sr.ih hy.
TIN Ikt1fd Of thls morntn; publishes Hat ol
our citizens, will their various places Of east'
ncrp who II clargcs were urging or tue rrn2le to
insult tho President on lO memorable easnin. OF
Monday last. It's pMrpose ts 10 prescribe these
gentlemen, but It will fall ~ It's 0'iuct.
General A. II. Terry and sta1r passed through
our city this morning. en- rputf tor St 1.ouis. 1nl
Governor slulton has gone to Spencer. Owen
Conl!y, to-day, where he spcaks to-tMorrow.
, 1866-09-13
baltimore Items.

DAtT1Non7. StlAeINscT ls.-1ht NnN{yc@.ayy q
1hc latte VI ortA l'oiaI IL hrlng celebrated To-
tlar,
AT 1owkuntown.
tbs Frnlaus celebrate tho day ~ holding pic
ntc at Darby 1a.k, where there IL i grand xalttf'
ipr 10 hear Colonel Robc,ts-
1hc National Convention Of TelcgEaphcra mcct.
here to day.
'BAI7uonE. September 1a.-Thc Fcufan rlca!c
.o-dny wnS attended by about q, ,0lU persons.
General O'Ncili waa present.
One hundred delegates have hoep elected 10 ths
Ctevel2nd Convention.
, 1866-09-13
WISCONSIN,.

REORGANIZATION Of Hon. Ph1fctus Saw.
yer for ConErc%*Tnc Resolutions
Acceptance Of tho Nomination, DC.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tibune.l
Arr1r7ox, Wis, September IL.
Hon. rhIlc,us SAWYER was to-day rc-nou,inatca
for ConS1ess ty acclama,'ou In the Convention OF
the Filth District. Resolutions were unarlmoue-
'y adopted ae follows: 1T. Thanking The soldiers
ard rlcdsing the support Of the Convention to the
causc for which they fought; I'd. Endorsing the
constitutional amendment; ID. That the Const1.
'a,fou rontcrs nron Congress ths power 10 tctcr.
r,tuc What snet la,ry In rebellion arc endtlrd to
atlr,if*ion. iii. Wr tn avor Of restoring Ecbcl
communities 10 cqna1 rights A. *ta:cs when thc
proper cuarantcct nrr received that the rights Of
Inc loyal nen q! crrfy rneo and color WIN be 1e.
srnttei 6tlI. Ne tvraF3thfxn with the struggles
ofe,cry natixn to relief Itself from tytanny 9Th
Enlo1tin: tfc contxc Of senior Howe, and p1c1G"
lre him 3ts EurpU,t.
Sit. snWyc: va. nrrri*cl Of bis nomination by
Telegraph. aid strlftd accepting tie lstnog, and
rl~i:i.g himself to lAs CAUSE 81 Republican p lu-
CtP!eR.
IT. mcst cn:tiln1 feeling was manifested through.
ont nil ibc t,rpecrdSuCs II tho Convention,
, 1866-09-13
FROM ST. LOUIS.

in old Coppcrncah DodGc-Dischnr-cd
-Kndicul lytctorY-Cliofcr1 Report.
Especial Despatch 10 The Chicago Ir1bune.J
ST. Iou1s, September u.
The Coppcshcaa Conservatives asetrging new
game. They have gotten up pretended circular
IRON m alleged etcrcs Onion orsanization threat
ensEg tic liver Of all who oppose the Radicals;
ena &c sss en@
Revolutionary designs Of tho Radicals. This Is nu
old trick, and is intended for consumption at
Washington in ad or tic effort to hare narttal
Law proclaimed throughout tho State.
The Grand JuFy have ignored the charge against
Easel. charged With giving poison to his intended
bride, Minnie Bush. six weeks ago. Fossel tiled
to commit snicsie himself At the sane time the
girl poisoned letaelE
At Jefferson City, ut the special clection of
loyal Dircc1ora, anI2er the rcTe1nl Achbol law,
held, her the Radicals zeceied an ovsyrwheIminG
maturity.
Thi.t Elk choesa cases since yesterday.
, 1866-09-13
FROM EUROPE.
Dy Stcn11ttrxs n Aila-.A Hunsorc<f Royal
ncfrna1aut-TItf Ellnlcru In fsCflnAuTs

I5J Stcn1ttrHs ~ aila-.A NuHsore<l Royal
DctrolhaI-TheC Cholera in Germany.
New Yonx. September u.
The now Fttt. I3rss of Vienna pnnli.hrs
iii, Erlnc noshing lera than ncwe OF thu .ap.
ptonelEe tctroth9l ef he Prince lmpeda1t o.
Rovnl Of P;s.s!a 1hc I:,iE:frfpaf, Of Vienna.
wllcl ia the clerical organ at the Austrian ea3-
ta1. a1:o has IT. cnrInus piece of news. namely;
of j,aiy. prr-crvtns to himself tho Vatican a.'l
~. Peters. while Senetfa II S1reu ovcr 10 Tho r.
nney a. TEMPORAL property -An:i,la preserving
lp.HisE lie 1n,s Of Matnsneeco Tor her nces.
The eho'csa has diminished among the Austrian
troops in Bohemia ard 3totnsfa-
ctl hy tic CHOLERA. There arc not moro than a
few ttn'satds ef inhahltantA in the whole dis
tsfct, ard ofst.csc two hundred died !a fow days
, 1866-09-13

N4w Mtutetcrof Ctnn.aco-Tho Expcct-
cd Military lIrlnforccnacnss-Pcrs
-Cann1inn Military Matters
MONTREAL, sertcu.hcs 13.-Thc new Minister Of
talnt hin rossfolto a. Postmaster General.
lbe en,a airy couinF ont To Cenada@ @ a!e rot TO
III! havc to Do bought Tor iho force hero. LOU
have 1rrn ordered Tor tteu.. Buti will lake tia1o
to ret enitaple anirsans, and ,toss time to tsain
ire for tao Or tl1rr weeks aileF IT. arrival.
Captain Ninrlow, late Of The ktaseaIge, Is hnsc
ard T. regarded y tth some interest
H. Mos,tbpion. FTcnch Minister to The Un{tce
States, h Looked fer here In 4 day Or two:
4 Uitied States Consular Agency has been q
sallEshet Ut tho capital. Ottawa.
don, cepsldese1 ths mosl qpen 70 attack, now tha
, 1866-09-13

tho gnnboata mo posted along tha chain Of 1alkes
and rivcta, and canp Is 10 bd catablilhcd near
Frt1lRhshurg, IN Aiss1sq1a1.
A break up OF some Of the volunteer corps is
threatened, II the AdIntant General does not heed
Canadian pp1piQn.
, 1866-09-13
FEARFUL EXPLOSION,
Twelve Persons Killed and EtEh
ne 1SAxz 2AxfankIr ItaluxHd

Twelve Persons Killed and Eight
or Ten SeriouAly Injured.
A1nAxr: September IA se1sible explosion
ing mill Of s. G. Rork, corner Of Lawrence aud
Water streets. blew up at 9:io q. H.. killing ieu
OF twelve persons, and eesionsly inlurtnT e1s;ht ;
noise OF tho explosion was heard At T. great dis-
tancc, and nearly all The Windows in the vicinity
wese L1oken. 4 lumber OF persons were struck
with fragments Of timber aud etone~ The mill
wus owEed by S. +. G. Ro7E. With Albert Sclson,
q wealthy lumber merchant Of The city. as silent
raftuer The esthbl1ehmcnt coyerrt about an
acre Of ground, and 1t Is said the loss Is about
$s0.t %.
General Hutler's Chances for Congress.
Bos1ox. Sept. la-Dr- George B. 1oring has
written letter Withdrawing himself Is d eAndi
tnsc for Congress In Tie Fifth MASSACHUSETTS, Dis
tifEt. which leares The field clear for Benjamin F
Butter.
, 1866-09-13
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1866.

nt tho Slate Agricultural Society, will Io2sc this
city tomorrow for CAlcaEo+ to complete tho II
rallgcntnls for the state Fair, and especially to
Eecure steam power necessary to operate the
various a2mp1ts Of machinery.
, 1866-09-13

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,Mplicsn institutions. They wcre aware Of his
arrcr IRON The ranks Of The pcopo to tho position
spccese. 1ha motto Of Krntuc.:y is = Unltcd nc
stand: d!vidcd wc I'M" j! was .dopted lonE BE-.
Ihc Pscstdcr.t briefly replied, esying thai no one
rcrrcttcd Lis inabit7 10 accept the hnspitalitles
o1 'Cosinstun more than himself: He !etarned
Is.ppEs iof the hppos. 'As you he said, 'hare
alipdcd 10 1he motto OF the St1te Of Kentucky.
uniicd Tc stand, divided wo fali,' let mo say
ve ml1et be united" ibis was received With ap-
n1anrr.
Al nine o'clock NC were in fHl1 view OF the city
of CincIupuu. The suspension bridge, uniting
Covington mud Cincinnati, Is decorated With dag
d: cd rom Nc,5poEl Barracks and the Cincinnati
rublfc landing. Ile ttg1cs and steamers at thc
vha..ss are crowded with spectators, who wase &c
l1cs!!ent stt1t ttaEt!ng on the upper deck, bow-
irG Hnd ,s..Irg hts hal ThG music OF the e7nds
uEitc With the hesvy tones Of ihs eannon. All ls
colonel Grant hc fshsr o. Gentraa G5ant ,a , VA
dett 1he co!onsi inoamea mem tHe tesaeott ~ ~
w 1s''iS risd - 70 &C. him e9a sue6 'ol{a d
GM'on II taas noa1 o,h,r =. retht!. H.. ~ i1n3nn
ot thc crttc satcs When Colonel Grant 1cmaFTea
~ am warmly wan 5oI1 y tnc .S S'aon i,.,r u ~
.. 1e'Sfd, n1n fa, ,ha .c
X. qnsf:.t ia; t:a '!;s o1i.ed s.ate. touched @
tue Cineiunau wharf Passing through lines ' q
soais.s and tae passs ~ %cIS ,
House, ard tie President nni olhef dtsh1salsnco
meml*ra Of ,hc c1cntxEonfs!s. proceeded 10 tle
lslulolm, ,ac thousands III tic lsfee1s eohunn'n@@
Gene1al Grant here rcjotned ~: number o.
bauquctt ware sent to Inc lterlaent. anu wese
ss i!e urror I @inSw@ l q ie hott rte
dest nrtcaied 10 front of the rsstl9na ma VI =
s ssss S:S ssS
sitss9 81 sSs:ss T H$@s .s n
ni.l., ~heic be was ca'sau*:astteai.r received.
:1be Us in blne p.1a9etl 10 the tAcater: E,
se an a.r Ss 1ssssa ws e sa a :, and H.
Citizens cu ,hc outrilc WHO desired 10. sco lllu.
Nr. Allen went iHtu tlt private boz, and conveyed
cafrot md viii not see tucm, Please tell thci1
romman3er TO cn1nc 10 me-, Mr, Aller
Sanc, IL. ,rs yi ,n;s GsaaanaSt sns ,Sa.r
VIII VIII o4 f wfnori fsIia ,iSa ca,a, naket
moment 10 81, eincfe woft1, Gcnplal GTau, an
nrnat.htt1 Lin ind anti In II Gt1n INN: NSir.
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states II my GOhl'nanacFltt.tA!e1. cons !uc
III .lcnotrs9n !" ois,to@n @ 10 inc ffGslien H3,
Iayc nnY c:o:tl ior nv, you viii tsc your iilc,
nWuE. ! am #; ally ann's:" NJ tlii, demop1t1a
!in'. l sn'ar Inie to tiiJoy this thc!srlc.s! peF
| wlugu Tic itcE;dL n, 9t1lycs'.
lIc {: mar tsi1t {ItepHb1fcan1 In A1lnltnC to tn
proceedings III tit Dn,'ct l1onsc aud Wood Thea
III ii, ,,r rton,l, quttc a. n,,,elI bent OH serin
the tnkus. l,c1u iui':cll II. the c!aMlur ut Hritl
tlH tncssc s1:H,i's Ut eic hhid nor tue enltlit
| n+.ir calls would in.ro tbe shy lilsle man ~ NJ
pear. ilc ''n!, In tack sn,elt rat, nnl bIbsics'
In cun IdStn1iun of tlte iact flat tl1c Ircsidc1a
ihla f1rr tlr. IT, ynuse1 {hu lIuitl I'll tlr t.1r)
rntt uj Ihe rtct.irc. pu eo1lnhi The retirement
totnc ffrEd'4 prlynic tarlor wt1ctc lln was cut,l
, 1866-09-13

= Toltct Goods. Soaps, Brushc+. PcrfumrrS,
HIND Mirrors, Fine Cutlery, Fnrinr 0rnu-
lnents, &c.
, 1866-09-13

Vinegar Factory.

a Vinegar Factory Ia complete running ordcr, with
Ill the n.tssarY Gtncrat1rS leee!yesn, Mixing fus.
&c. Will sell cftAP md give nnser1s4on nj once. Ar
ply nj The Works. 81 West Waterst. Chicago. waSnes
CALIFORNIA.
very low EaEes By Pacific Mall Company, from
New IoEk va fanatna, three umes month. E.s!ne'
Soldiers hnlf fare Apply only n western Agency 81
DeAfrOryl-At.. Chicago. JAS. WAIslsAEE.
+. r, e. EKIIAHs. Vice rFttttent. NA3