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, 1866-09-08

cuslJ 10 shov lhtIr teeth In November. The Ad.
iuiant Uonernl Of the h.atc has iasned m order
10 Ahban1 ait militia compAn!ct not organized IN
conformity 10 thr militia ordinance Of tho, Htato
Convention.
Tho Tost,nastcs removed Al arrinEncld, No.. Ia
opr.as,ncd noldlcs, who was nln!mcd at the has-
t1n bf lta ttllGo. lila Rnceeauor h CDpperhcnd.
Tho cholera hss bern aappoFeil to be Increasing,
bnt tho reports Ut lntcFrenA or thr hat day show
decrcaEo. lcinE reduced 10 hisy.nlnc caAos.
Tho stcaIncr Only Chance lsas arrived from Fort
nenton with hionf1nR Is.csto August i7.h. T,e
indlnns along lhc river aro 0uct, except that oc.
raslonaiiy they 30 oat stealing. end while eI tteao
expeditions they pretend 10 b0 terribly hostile.
Ihc Government Ia making strenuous cqusts 10
complete Ill the un'niahed forts OF the d4cI to.
fore cold weather conos. For thas pn!rosr all tho
eoalk up 3hn river hnyn been pressed ino the ltr'
steo to transport lumber.
"A report from Western Idaho sAya General
6feelc, with an escort of eighty men, hsa been nt.
tackled by indians. In making tte1r escape tue
Ge1sEals party were pusned' ae4 toEt{fss,s 3s;,n.
party. 4 man named Perry whs recently
caught By the Indians Eear Ruby City. Idaho
Wooden rtna were driven through his body tuie
the ground, and then ha arms and legs cut OF IL
which awful condition he Wre found.
In tho Circuit Cont at st. Joseph, Missouri, th,
indictments against Waller and olhera, for preach
| Ing wiihout taking the oath, have been coadnuet
| by agreement until the Supreme Court gives it
| TF1$rn An, 4ha IAyc
, 1866-09-08
Rcal EStatc=GDuntrp.

TOR SALE-Intesesting to Lumber
men. Fer eaie tEsct Of lana Q: 1G3t aerss, sisn.
Greeu: lad. on the T1ttsbuFEh Fort Wayne and chi
ego Ralsos5 % miles wet Of Fort Warns, and 1o1
OF accek anl very fertile So acres stc heavily tim
he1el win WainnI. fopaatt OAK md Ash The balance
md orehnfh Of nearly 1000 fruit trees fttss ~
per acre. For particulars Inquire Of 4. II. BEEk'
MAN. Etu& l5fEEp. fpdiaEas WIS
, 1866-09-08
THE FENlAN CONGRESS-.

IfH Orgnn1zutfon-ScrRtin of Delegates
from Canada-Fcel5n& Against Gem
eral S1Eecncy-prc-tsieut Roberts Ikc-
por1-Tho Next TIoseIncut.
NEw ipEK, September IA specia1 from Troy
last evening says: 'sI1se Committee on CFedell-
tials Of the Fcnian Congress completed Its labors
nj late hour this afternoon. The Congress wns
duly Of tganfzcd and ready for business. General
81. I. Murphy, OF New York, was elected Speaker
Of the Honsc, but declined The honor. when Mr..
u. G. Gallagher. ot Bniialo, was elected. Mr. j.
c. Q'Br1en, Of Rochester, waa elected Secretary.
The members Of the Congress we.c sworn to
secrecy, and a resolution was adopted forlidding
lhe communication VI anF Of the 1tslnesa details
Of the session TO- the press for publication. The
Congress then adjourned TO nine O'Clock to-lnot-
row morning, when President Roberts address
will bc p.e*c1lteti. 1he delay In the report
of .he Committee o. Credentials was oecasioned
cd 10 represent Circles In Canada. The sctcaen.
they were admitted Or not am unable to learn.
One delegate Ia here from Prince Edwards Island
learn from good authority that thu feeling
against General Sweeney ls ra}her on the incscnsI
smone the delegates, hut It is almost Impossible
TO predict the result Of the Congressional actoE
1u his case, ns tue tables nsy bo entirely turned
upon his aave1aasies by his Official report OF tAs
Ca,fsdian movement.
The address Of President Roberts Il an able hnl
stAteRmaulke document. and tIeate Of the oE1sft
and f'tos'c css Of the Fen!an brotherhood, from 1T
tncc{tt0r to the present ttmc~
Tie next movement ls being thoroughly dis
cnsgcd By members In 1ltt]o knots about the hotel
and streets.
, 1866-09-08

try and hreAklpc By authority Of tbs rststds1t A.
conci 81 ni,,a f,r liz rrs,i6ss,ion u ssc'opai
rsrty ba,lcl could Ge, A. We hsse u sset;. ire.
nasnss1 H. III, sssd ro!os. tbs
con 81 o Sody exnormsDt aavS ~ n no,tca pS
H. ten ct, eosn oss 70 H.
nn,scr ,sE;ah sus.nu! " si,c.n H. ai,.nd.,yyrS
f,v s,,c ar,s5a.ut .wn 'imnmrrs'shsa
81 tue 1ulhlss. ' rulo wttea
e, 90 of io tto Hpnih Ione snsiGed. 10 % main3ai
Their r1onnlt Tho remedy Which Il pro.
Fosed 10 ihs fis.tdeai's policy vii eaiy
nr uS M Ix1a1n1 nHa cps" 1 nSs
Tso sasnisslon u II tnese a. t q ,hc
Sa so%mna!!s: tno carrie,
rni, 1g n1 .rim 10 o. ,1s WY u sa seeiofa.
sta 1nSy M1i' on maay sltal qnesuons 81
power Ers T. T. cenmess and ,hcy viii
az IoM ~ I - EuMEs ~ tne Ifesldcn-
VA e'esot. tr,o 1 Inc eneea oter vote sa CongEets
tho hands .: 1c NasionsI Isa,,ss,nr seep,ns ssaid H
for The nesuts Of trrasan "a sf1tJste M RGi ~
sane e6eek canuot % y bs S ann'led ID 'an IN
thc Electoral College. " The "pR,1ES Rope % of
H. 1aqt praa9do,t;,I 1a1e 5oataetn sote
s,,stcS LII - !eieeqn nss al1eauy COT
tuptGIi ptsi tIe aoan.alns 9! natlonal ]nsASn AZ tne
neen 3o4meu WAlch needs only tof ~ consumna.
Success ol the Fsesae9ts pescy. lnsn that
eoahllon nave neeh aiFea1y afaEn 3y one annn.
aesss:. @ i s. peop!s ;asa 4sas u: ase
work Of political corruption !gfll 60 On. The
| Sontn. cotnpaer acnant ana secttonallze1
Mta @ US sngaMenuhmeaa a M {nst'etions, tesuns On on
noEn 40 toin o. tsct1on, and aisttse,cd "
on,o,,atna tne nmon 81 ,ctano no
Mi proe1sae transferred cd from thc battle % tield to
tue 4ai!e y -. 4ssaon31 tE9is!a1aEt. .,-
, 1866-09-08
FROM KANSAS.

Reports Of Xndian .Outragcs On tho
PiainA-NcGro Suffrage Proposed In
KnnsnH.
New YonK, September GA despatch from
Iopesss Kansas, 50 It is reported from The Fort
Sahara Junction Of the Fort Itley aud Smoky
Hill roalls that seventy Cheyenne Indiana have
started for tho FirEat Weir .otllctnent colorado.
tn ,le send Greek aais, and el,ca clear shs Smoky
Hll1 rou1c Of all whites. while c1ghty-ave more
chcyennes have started for the Arkansas to com.
mil acprcdatfons there, and that they have sent
to join them Ia sweeping the f,npttess from West,
eIN Kansns to Colorado The Fawnces have
broken up two settlements On the Salmon aud
ravishcd 4 number Of wotaen. They swear tkat
tue whites shall not occupy their territory.
general Sherman writes that tho settlements
arc ninety miles too far west, anil he has not the
s:oops 10 protect theu,, within one hundred miles
Of Fort Riley.
Company was met by bahd OF Indinns, while
taking out stock for the road, and IVES ordered
bats. iic was given ten days 70 remove the stock
from &hnt tune before thrir rld
The Ent.saE Union State Convention hare nnnn'
!n,ons1y recommended sl,s Legislature to submit
the S1ate Constitution. to tic people.
, 1866-09-08
SOUTHERN ITEMS.

Douuty to Escbel1 Suldlcr$-TerFlblr
Death of a Gucrilln--A Suit Against
El1lc Radical Members Of the Tennee-
see Legislature.
NEW ionE. September Tho New York
14ll,, hi. jackson offered resofntton instruct,ng
the Committee Oh Public lands TO inquire into
the c1pcdjency Of donating 80 acres TO each Con.
fclcralc soldier, who. By reason Of wounds re-
cciscd in tac lste war Is incapacitatcd for labor
adopted.
Wednesday. captuscA ty The Regulators, near Lit,
lie Rock. Ark ;, who. after t!Jing him *na naine
Linn guilty vi eleven murdrre, all OF which be
confessed, burned him to death by slow tltc
which totally consumed his body.
Mr.. Jackson, neprcsentallvc In The State 1eEls'
laturc from Jackson County, Tenn, has brought Z
.Mst fur SEQ ,Gg9 against tic radical members o
the Housc, for false imprisonment.
, 1866-09-08

ship nur1rcd-Cllo1crn Rcport-Thc
Excise Lay< Declared lEo,s~titMttonnl.
New YoEK, sep,cntber7.- ship Charles 4.
Farwc.l, owned hy the Union Navigation Com
Teeny, took flre this morning md WAS burned to
ths Wstes'e edge, and esnk. wt!te 1y.ns at p!ey
cargo, which wae aiso consnued. LOSS $s0,0ou on
cargo.
Fight cases Of cholera were reported to-day
only cue fatal.
The Supreme Court sestetday, In fnll bench,
declared tie cxelee law constitutional, and dc
Liquor calurs must now take OUT licenses or pas
the pcn7,sy. The action Of tbs Conrt will have
tic effect Of shutting up scores Of low gr0Ggercs
, 1866-09-08

-s:oyc5nor Cnmmings Gives the CcrA
: tfflcate Of Election to Hunt
CHICAGO, September 7.-Ftank Hall, Secretary
0F coio1ado Territory, tclee1aphs as follows
''Tle Territuslnl Board OF Canvnssssa finished
George NJ. chilcoat, Republican candidate fot
Delegate to- Congress: had majority o. one bun.
t3ted and eight over HINT. Administration esnds
election to HINT. A majority Of the Board oi
cauyassers Eare certificate 70 Chilcott: Cover:
nor Cummings action 1n the matter IL looked
uron by the minority Of Hunts supporters as
nioss abomipablc Outrage upon tue people o
Colorado
, 1866-09-08

Lectnrc by 1scv. W. ~. n1tlburn In tho
QpcrM Eol1scs

IItv. W. II: Mllknin, Of 4Flnlly tAnlcn, ,HeAsofe0
!ec.usc fos .he uoncas Of II. Laku's Church last
character Of "Anro,, pu.r." Tho honse was mod
cratrly wcll Oiled and the aadieneo was Of very
sclcct and Intelligent character On being Intro.
ttucsa 10 ihe sa1!cnee The lecturer at enss rnseyed
upon TIL rnhjcc and gave an account Of tho lite OF
.AatoI, Burr. born ii l751, 4 revolutionary sol.
dtcr and officer, Attorney Gtncsal Of The Sls!c Of
Now York. Senator of the Coa9?.eaa Of Tho yni.
~ ss s'ss s in anss sssMfss'n IT, saa aisd asd i
@ as1e sexsd dasa @ise sses M pey sd ne
tas iaaaeaee ot home, tfalasag. E.Isht have
been important. but at the aSo Of three he Mss
chf1u y shcs OF the man. md thc traits of Bnrts
af1er character nay b rsa4 Y sos s1piots .; "
stridmg iorward In advance oT III his classmates.
cllning industry and taithtulpese. LIS dIs,ipatioas
pee5 dIa u rot p prevent hin sa ron n e9austin:
with high honess. He was once tempted 10 gan,
bic, and the miraculous accufacy OF hts eye mud
fcstcd, enabled him to achieve great saccess but
he eoon gave It mp. and never resumed T.. n this
be exhibited one Of the most prominent traits OF
changeless petsietency to that resolve, was 70 him
one md tie 'eamc thing. The sanc remarkable
peralstencJ t6 exhibited by hla eett!eDtnfA
! 1t this early period Of his lnc, oI
80 stupenious concern - the destiny or the hu-
ma, eou}. For 80 original = nature, this could
| not be settled BY authority. He must examine,
actle and dispose Of 1t at once, and follow it. He
encnt one Writer nnllcr The root Of Dr. DeInnopt
| BIS Crandfathe1's tIend, and earnestly studied
! theology. He reached the conclusion that the
I ro2d Is Heaven was oren 10 ali, that human char.
actcr Is Indifferent ln is ELECTS human destiny,
! and never again, whether al So,sn: man o. old,
not cyen at four Fcorc when he was sinking to d
gave Of horror and infar,y. and loaded will na-
tons wrath, did this lar1y aud intrepid soul peg
nit The gcna1ueness Of the Christian religion to
| be seriously canEasscd fn his hearing: THUS The
| boz Of Seventeen decided for himself the whole
, 1866-09-08

NEW YoEE. September :.
GoTToS-stesdJ at tssk@Tc for nld1fsng np1ands.
FLoC6-Marxti JS4 tic better, with RATHER mora
doing. Sales nt ~ fos extra Statc &21ale-9
70: eAtin round hoop Ohio. and tloA3i2. for tssde
tfnntls, closing firm.
WnlskEY-pC!ef and nominal. .--
lAtu b.; m ma;Stt = S2sc IS
common siiEanS,r ssnb; S.:.' tas No. slllwaakse
Cofn-1fefc clrts III, ,S5 bu nla.kcs 1c lover; sales
Of ?n bn nj sic for ini11oy sl,1s3c for shirping
mlsct Western md &c f,s Western ycliow. psts1
E.a 81 for Chit ago and s1dza2c for Mwapkce.
EEo<EEIEe-sagAr scarccay 80 actlsc: sales 1t MIG
fETEolrrH-Qrsct at 9skc tor Crude. and 4iH336c
for rcrtned In bond.
$EHtSsS3:1 E,E nex rncfs-cleslnc At $5s,1S cash !:
~ - tf old q. and e3o y for prime; also
40 lr1s fur September and 1anl1Fy And In.
slsstve. seller sna nnyess cp;.oa at E2ssSS PET
zsAa,sc for Shoulders. and 1sA@2lHc for hams. u.
c1n lnsctse; EnnnSr!and cut i;He iaEa scHdy .s q
for OHIO. and 5sSc for stase. Cheese lower; sscs At
1tslsAt.
, 1866-09-08

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Dcspateh 10 the Chicago Ts1aune.1
sEw EosE4 September :.
nxZArs1CTrh.
fiout-some Freeulatisc feeling Developed. canscd
The trade to buy freely. Nhcat-Ailcrs bought more
ftcly. AF their -four having mostly advanced. Corn
closed With moro buyers ihsn sellers S7 although
export buyer held o oau Depressed By liberal sup
pllrs from Delaware. -
Fork closed dr1 1t $55.17S. Hans arm. Shoulders,
half cut, letter
11css-Neeelrss, IS carr. Acstvc demand nj lo.si9
1lkc.
cefenttic only 80 fresh cattle IN to-day. bat IS car
loads e1re4ted ,nmorruw. Trade dnl1, snd prices
dsoopnr, although ss,o ,ess csst'c arc not offered.
In sood demand st tya7c.
~. Lou.v Market.
fspecia1 despatch TO the clhraso Tfshune.1
ST. Lorts. September !.
ToRAcco-F1sm, Lnst f7.oo; shipping lcAf t&3A9
4-.Fo, manufacturing t9i.s3-
FIocE-SttEd5. Double extra 1t $i1.oo
GEA1S-Wheat steady an1 unchanged Al sl.G9lS
for spsicg; fz.s.4o fr fall Corn sitfrr ~ 6'e6c
for tai1rd and yellow; doSXc for white. oas ouiet
Al I<2t1c.
'prnvntoxs-s1e4s Fork at fa..no.'
wnlaxKJ-sateN At s7esst22z5X.
-%N--
Milwaukee, Market.
l tsretia1 Despatch 70 The Chicago Trtbune.l
Mt2.wACxxz. Etpternbe. :.
FLopr-puil and Gulrk sales; 20 brls at tlo.a5 for
double extra spring. eo.ssE tpv choice extra.
0EA1x-Whe4t aArnncci 1asc. Sales II N. board
Of 81 100 bu 1t % for No. foe No. ::
tor rejected. On CanEc, sales Of i1oo bu
II tt1 for No. !; 41sn9l.1 for No. t; $I@t4l. tos
rejected r. n. boxs not - dsu. sa!ca aopo pu II
st.ss for rejected; $tnalsa Tor No, 4. oats dali,
aalca q po bu n saEKt for No. l. Coru dali kaca
100 bu NJ 51fc.
! NooL--Qultt; kalea 100 1hs at 4sXe.
| F1uanIb-11hc to Buffalo. ....
u1cKuTs-l,too brls -Four . ooo bu wheat; 5000 bu
oats; 1900 bu eoFu-
su1rxxx1s-4a0 brls nour; 16o bu wheat; s4,oao bu
, 1866-09-08

Especial Dtspatch to TIE Chicago tribunal
.CIac1xHAT1, Septe.1,ber7.
ELntE-ActIve and higher. SAles Of extra at $3.50
91lso; family 1&soGlo.00.
GzA1S-WheAt atesdy and firm. sA!ea Of No. ! ueW
rrd winter NJ $2&0s2As Corn active and 3c higher.
Sales Of No. m&xd ut &C. Oats stesdy. Sales Of No.
ner At Sic Rye active eafes or No. new At Ra
sc; choice &c. Barley quiet Sales OF tall At t1.3o.
Co77oa-Du,l4 Safes Q{ mlddllps at nc.
, 1866-09-08

wnlsxKr-f1rm. 8sleA Of bonded II axe. Frua
scafet and no sales.
lSor1x,oxs-blcady. Email sAtes OF ntets park u
tn,7;a1co. naoon In tair demand. BAtes OF shont.
cars II l7ci rib ses Ut 19>.c, I'll packed. tuIk uea
quiet. Lard nfn.. Saaaii aa{sa at;3Xc.
M0xkY-Cfose.
hHe
, 1866-09-08

EuFFAIo. September !.
1sany day. and TRANSACTIONS lLEl.s. :. ,,a,. 49,
Nn. spring: t1l.s@l1.5Q for amber winter; $11a58
13EDfor willie double extra Nc.tern:
EEAls-Nhcat !; salts Of u, ,n3 bn No. Chicago new
At *1. Cornsaics Of i1q0o bu MOL mixed illtnota
Ct :c. na!sSa!eA Of Sooo bu on private terms, md
IEe nominal at ;oc for No. Chicago; &c for No.
Milwaukee,.
Phov is!oss-posE at $3.50. 1ard-c,ss 2oXaelc
Western 2l1c.
Wu1sKET-Eomfaaf.
CANAL FnElGn1s-Io New Yask--Whcat 17c, corn
lie, onts o.. To Atb1ny-rorn 1ac, 1sts 5Hc.
bI, oats 500 bu.
CAxAI E1rpEreFlonr 20 1.ls, wheat g. 10 bu, corn
~, ,l:'o bp, uAss e 20 bu, barley SGD bu.
, 1866-09-08

THE PRESIDENTIAL LPAnrr-DErAr7rnE.--1f The
initial reception OF 4. johnson By the pcor'e Of
Chicago were dsla*;eful to his fccltnes, tic npa.
thy which marked Ills departure must ha,c been
disgusting. The devastating was a. 9utct as ean
possibly he conceived. Tue parry oftousiata wcrc
s.senAs9 70 t9;e =. 1enss dsre. nnly BY d. ";
son, and Eolnncl Ta51nr. Al the depot there wns
moi atHclc chetr i0f johnson and seward. Int
an cnthns tatse burst Of "Grnnt-" "Gsank'> t.Fa.-
tsCn,,' "Grant." :" was htntd from Tho lips Of pas
se1crrs. postcss, laaclncn, runners. cxircsamen,
Il Ii ofcht. The flllsts!oNs qulncuHx nf Chtcacn
nntali1ftlcs were t0p lnnch inmbfonhaedt to make
my Ecmonstrations inr son,c sccontts, and then
the outy .dinr said Wua by Dr. Mcticker, VITO
rassieEalrly exclaimed, with an cath. lint he
wonla rec II there wa no Constitutional party in
Chicago. or words 10 tai eject. Jntt 4. thr tTain
.sas moving On. orc urabashsd individual 20.
l!lels lnqnlIca AFTER tho health of".!oscs" ard
that humble Individual acknowledged ths cunrll-
rnent ty tahfnG on hlt hat--ihis anusnat cx1ibi-
lion uf ennSlty re,tca the thnt had II bccn
1ftflr Later In tic day Iahnto1 might hare got
c1c!tcd, a. he did nt Cleveland.
The ind Of the Presidential visit nt Chicago was
mos, fnrloyioue ono. Can Il he said OF film Is
was said Of thc casdlnal: ''so lad q death argue,
en-. D.-A largo toqaet Of .hts:lcs was found or
| markell @A. T."
, 1866-09-08

BrAsE17's CooR1so ExsnAc1s-Thc Intention
Of housekeeptrs Is directed to Bnrne.t's Flavor
ing Extracts for cooking-pegteetly pure aud
highly concentrated. They have been in use in
ills section for some time past, and are already
largely nscd. These flsrorlus extracts arc with
cheap kind, but arc universally pronounced to be
highly economical, as In homely language, ~
little .,oee CREST way" They are for sale W all
BuErette Cocoainc fos promolng The growth OF
the halr, Is uts0 IN unsufpassrd prcpazaiion and
Is furnished to aters by nearly all The wholesale
Irnrrials.
, 1866-09-08

FiHE-EmrT 1lonsEs pUMNkp.-A llttle after
alexoa o'clock iaut evening nsd waa discovered Ia
a barn II the rear Of the plsning mills on South
Clark street, between Thylor and Twelfth. The
alarn, WAS promptly given. and tue engines pro-
cecdcd 10 tho place with all axpet,sloa. The
flames, howcvor. wcrc alrtady in full play md had
5cached The end Of the planing mill, which was
only separated from the shed BY, a vary narrow
fonnd TINT tho loss WIS moro serious thau had
been lan9clpated. In shs barn Were ten valuable
owned ,he pianfng min. Two d lien, ~ weTe M ct
out OF The stable, but tho other eight remained
until was loo late for rcsenc, md Wcke consumed
In TIC flames.
The barn was worth about $50. The damage
caused to the plaotus mill building will reach pro-
baby Sl5o. The value OF the horses Is estimated
ess9 mgatteg sas ~ lo;s sustained ~
sured fas $4,000 but this docs not cover the loss
, 1866-09-08

THREATENING l1rE--E1txa Murray eauecd r.
rfeifsr 10 hs brought hefo.c Jussiec M,lukcn yes.
lesday morning, wkero he was required to give
&:uu th1i 10 keep the peace. r1elfcr had fright
, 1866-09-08

Boz Buna1Ana.-An. 4slcer of tho sterchanta'
Police arrested three boys yesterday morning,
about daylight, who Ind sl< boxes Of cigars aud
some other things in their possession. When
Arst sccu they were coming out Of a saloon base
ment at the corner Of Randolph and State streets,
and after a short chase they were captured. Their
Lever. Some plated tobacco boxes wese found IN
theiy pockets. which they had s'Nfsed" 4 little
while before from tobacconist'a at the corner of
Dearborn and Washington strcets. They are held
subject the disposal Of Commissioner Williams,
OF the Reform School,
, 1866-09-08

4 srEcK OF FWAR-1IAsDcrrFs-On Thurrday
evening, three burls-lookins gentlemen Visited
the Orcsn uou.e to attend the concert given In
aid Of tho Douglas Monument Association f1nd.
They had not previously secured seats, but Short
ly manifested their tpolicr" bY seating themselves
IN portion Of the sofa in Section ], At the time
uucccu}ted. Quite satisfied with this piece Of
strategy, they we're taking the usual observations
Of their nefGhhors when another phsty came In
ssho had coupons In his hand cntl!ling himself
and eomranions to the seats. The usher politely
trluscd intima'ins an intention 10 1:ht II ont on
hat line, II needed He felt bsc1. for reinforce
mcnts. He shortly returned. acco1a7aniea bs the
head usher, who very i,1ardly desired tlern to
yield the sofa to lis richtfMl holder.
They were like the deaf nddrr OF which
The Scripture kays, Fhc s'etoppeth her
cars nEd viii not hear the votca OF the c:iafsaeS,
charm he never 70 Nl-clr." With a considerable
rchse Of sufacd dignity The leading usher fetired
for a few moments aud rcsuTucd with police
man. The familiar dress and star Of the latter
gentleman somewhat demnta1!xcd tae be<fc.cd
occupants Of the sofa. but they still refused 10 60,
making n pcsyers1nu OF the popular llea ol
equal rights as IN argument in The question.
Another policeman was ann'.nDncd: and another
demand was matlc that they should eurrcndcr.
cd the policemen. The Ecsd usher aud the second
usher 10 70 TO 1iac, not mentioned nsn1liy in
polite society. Ono o. ;hc pocculy n immediately
rrotinetd pair Of handcrtf. and placcd tt.eFn on
The wrists ofiEe frlow next 70 him, and dragged
him ont oi The seat. We need scarcely nd1 tha,
The others toon followed and were rjcctcd froal
The hall.
, 1866-09-08

MoR1lE, September 5.-last Monday night, on
land was thrown MP by volcaufc influence. to the
height Of ninety feet above The water level, and
measuring ecscnteeu hundred icct In SiEcEm-
, 1866-09-08

Complaint. Dytentery, DisTrhGs. Ind ali afsc.
Aous Of the bowels carct promptly and eaectunily
by D Z. D. Jaync's Car1atnaiire Ba'eam. Being
pleasant to the tastc 1t ii readily taken by chit-
drcn. and having maintained iis popularity for
over thirty years, tho proprctors confidently re-
commend i as standard household remhdy.
Sold by all DrngEtsts. yb57
, 1866-09-08

To Tot,efx.-alr~. ys*tna1o1ysH Sootl1.
Ing Syrup, for Children, is an old and well.tTicd
remedy II has. etooa thu tcst Of many, many
ycars. md never known TO full. It not only re.
Ilcves the child from pain, bur lnvfgorates tho
stomach and bowels, cures wind ehplic. and gives
rest ard health to the child and comfort to fhc
rf,fLhrr- HpN4r4tT
, 1866-09-08

DR.. Clock,a Excc1aior Hair KcAtorcr.-
IL warranted, put up in 1arge bottles, elegantly
perfnmcd. See advertisement on first page. Sold
by all Dtuggists. Fuller, Finch . Fuller,
agents. auC19t2Sf.l2tstthu
, 1866-09-08

SoIp1Lns' Hoar.-Thu regu1ar monthly meet.
Ing OF the nonst Of Managers Of this Institution
WIS held yesterday in tic rooms Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. No business qt ttr.
pnrtancc wns ttruspctct.
, 1866-09-08


NEiDHkson1, September 7-lpn.
cLxAErn-Dadger 6lAto, Lockport, ,3ates n lnmha. !,
Aarion Lneop, i58 It luuhes, l3oo isi American
6taE. Laaslle, &d1Q 4 lumber, 1s cnh.e It timber;
Aurosn, Peoria, S6,i18 !, timber. q, 900 isth.
AFn1sfn-Cen. Mcclellan LAsalle $500 hu corn
lioutss, ottawa $50 bu cosus J. Crotty, Seneca
nu cora; Gen. Sherman. Morris 3eaQ bu COM Constl
tutton Minookh, 1l bu corn; nosa Belle, lasalle,
$50 bu corn; Wing and Wlng joliet 4JDoo bn oats
1900 liz empty bsls; E. Dusaham. Blrra Fridge, IN
tons sand; $. F. Gafe emont 81 yasda Yrbble stone
Alquippa Lemont 50 Tards rrbhte ttoae; Lady FrAns
liz. Lenons 20 yards Fuhb!e stone; D. aess Letuont
GTsfds dsmen4toa atonc; Col. Manning, Le1nons, q
yards dimension stone 8 yards ruhblc stone Gold BOD
uttawa. 37oo bu corn: rebtces, 0ttawa 10 bu corn
cnba, Ottawa, 800 bu corn Oneida, Ottawa, 100 bt
corn; Chas. B. Pope, Lasallt, 100 bu corn: Fhrnlx
1ockposs 600 bu corn: Imperial Morris, SO con-
Contest, AoEfiB. 1000 bu corn.
, 1866-09-08

For coughs, colds, sorcncH* Of the
limbs. etc.. apply one or more Of Hesrick>s kid
PlnsteEs, and take dosc Of pills. You are we'll
again in six hours. Five million boIes are sold
annually at ucrttck's Sugarcoated Pulls, employ
Ing etghly-Gvc men and women TO put them up.
Prizes rs CENTS. Sold tveryWheTe. j. Il. REED
& Co, Chfcaco, Ill. AcentS. WlG3
, 1866-09-08

Philadelphia ntarkct.
PHILADELPHIA, September.
Co1Tos-Quiet. Aldd1inS uplands, SC; do Orleans,
S0c-
GEocrn1Hs-.cotee quiet. lilo, lsc gold. Sugars and
Inalnsscs unchanged.
FIorE-Dali aud slow OF sale, but quotations m.
clAnget4
GnAIS-Whea& quiet red unchanged; uhits 41.91
MS,G1 Corn qulef. yellow. Ole; mixed Western, SS9
Sec. Oats, 3nll nnl declining.
NftISHkY--Jinchh hnrrJf.