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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

MEDICINE. cures all diseases
caused by self abuse, Wig Sper-
matorrca, Seminal weakness.
Nightemissions, Loss Of Memo
y. Universal Lassitude, Paine In
The nock, Dimuess ~ Vision,
Premature old age, weak nerves,
diTcult breathing, pale connte-
nance, insanity, consumption
and all diseases That follow n &C.
quencc Of youthful indiecretion.
! The Cherokee Cure will restore
health and ,igor. stop emissions
1and effect d cure after all other
medicines have failed. Thirty.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

~ 0aeSS ~ Sf-A lfldnim.
suasr ~ lef c NeW ORTIZ, WnO Wens to
Brazil q new emiglant, he's returned, and
pronouncee Il unsuitable and lese favorable
10 the 0Outhsrnefs than bic own country.
Great lairs oso progressing hvOrably
through the country, though inventose Of
machfnory have bocn back WAfd In bring
Ing forward their machines. Entries have
besa nade iron AlAesnas Aisslsigsl, Tex
tant sections, including 81 Western 6tstss
DaA0rooa Aee10eas.
RocnEeran, Nov. 21.-The Cincinnati 6x'
psoos traio, bound go, mes with sn acc
dent about $50 this mosnine, 1 miles east ol
Lyoss. caused BY . broken fail, which threw
on Of he z pesoensss cara ord overturned
ooOe OF them; NO one was fatally In
iured. - of 10 paaDene1fs were injured
the conductor most Of any.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

New YoRx. Nov. ~. The ooe Sese'
grsm has been seoolv0d pr g = Hsa'
ter's Telegram once here: -.
Lospox, Nov. 2O.-The Hl1A A:neey
of the Island Of Crete has Dispatched q en.
vow to the porte To protest agains: the repotV
Of he submission OF the Island Of Crete %
Turkish authority.
6The Hungarian Diet has been opened: =
The Receipt Of the Diet urges the necessity
of promp. settlement. The question OF
responsible Minister being granted to Hun
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

IrAlY. Nov. 2i.-Severai psrsoss Of posi-.
don II Palermo bed been asroseei fof CON
epiracv In The Sepesmbee insusfcceionary
movsseat, among others the btshcp 9!
Moncale he'd been discovered to oe impli'
Gated.
Victor Emanuel continued his visits and
was engaged In inspecting the pftncspe'
plfcee. He Ne meeting with enshussass'c
receptions.
RoNn. Nov. el-Mr. Gladstone hadanoth
ef Interview with the Pipe and many 0!
the Csslinals. RumoFs attributed political
masesss 70 he visit, end sbe London Morn
ins Herald charges that his design was 70
reconcile the Pope 10 the fate which awais.
him. and aays that he hes completely iaiiee
IN his efforts.
Carl Clareoaon he'd also reached Rome
and would lave an audience with the Pope
RUSSIA. Nov. 2l.-M0ncrief kauski. the
conqueror OF Cars. died ON the sSth ult
ASt. Petersburg telegram says, the ru,
mora Of an alliance between Russia and
Prussia Is totally unfOunded.
Count Der has been appointed Field MAI
shall in India.
A delegation from the Vice Roy OF Eeyp'
at Delhi. SAYS starvation Is diminishing
The harvest was good.
HAVANA. Nov. 1.-THE French stcams'
Florence arrived here yesterday from Vers
Cru3.
The news from the Capital b up to the
9sh. The Emperor hes not yet returned te
the Capital.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. GA conve ntiou
Of Virginia farmers assembled less night ID
virginia Hall. Hon. Willoughby Newton,
President OF the Virginia Agricultural 0oci
efy and ex Gov smith and Others made
speechee, all predicting brilliant future foa
Virginia. After appointing several com.
mitiecs to discuss the views expressed In tha
Pres,dent's message, the convention I'D
iourned to night.
A flre broke out IN Danvills shie mOsnine,
consuming Crisler 3 00edon's ssove store ,
Ouddsr 4 Cos closhing esaahlishment and
she Danville hakssy. Ths arrest Of . nseru
for Stealing while TIE 1ss Wa ID progress,
thrcaaened 10 ppodues . riot amose Tie
blacka All quiet q - accounta
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22


Maxico. Nov. 16.-Msmtennks has asked
Of the Ministry Of the Treasuary, the ne.
cessary orders, that the Custom House Of
Vera Cruz, be delivered over to Inspection
but 8ec'y LAmpas replied IS the eaid con-
venti0n had mot been published 10 AexicO
and could not Therefore be . law Of the
State. he would apply TO the Emperor fol
instructions. On saturday the 3. the con
fssencee between The Mexican Ministers and
Gen. Castlemiu commenced.
Advices from Tampic0 state ct that place
there u no security for the inhabitants, moi
unity Of ccmmand among the Liberals. Il
10 douied that Ut the action 1t MAGELLAN tn
battalion Of chaaseuss deserted u the enc
my, but being new .recsuits, and geetinl
worried. they disbended leaving tbesa OH
| cors behind them, hurfahine Tor Mexico
also That only 700 Austrian-1 Mexican troop
fell Ct the ambusoadc Of La Cafbouera, ant
| 3 pieces of artillery was LOST
The Esta Falle, Of Nov. 9Th, advises tn
Emperor to abdicate, In an article whicl
plainly fOretells the consequences II he doe
nct--a military coup de Tat.
The Eta File says: Max. was at COrOn
and would be In Mexico soon.
OajaCa surrendered to the Liberals on tn,
u ct Of October.
| October 9Th there arrived at Vern CRU
large amounts of Msximillian's baggage.
From Canada.
OTTAWA, C. W., Nov 2l.-It is reporte
that difficulty has arisen in regard to tn
Hon. d. Arcy McGees going as an ofici,
to England and France, in consequence
Of some in1iscreet uttcrances lately mad
by him
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

FLOuR.-SfAfs.-
Retail bulk OH. So
Sacka tspst 1900
+" Dbl. oo3.1O. #M
wholesale looee - VI leoe.
Cons AsAL.-No. l. pef 6u5l. e71<ees
wnsAr.-No. ]. >l.A 600. No. =
81 151tl so.
COaN.
Oars. 30@85c.
BAaLsv.-SO@75e.
PosAsoss-500k5c.
OND0xs.- -25@26.
TcnxlPs. life per ca lbe.
ArPLks.-1S@e1.5O
BussDa -x5@xec.
Eoee. 25Q3Oc.
HAE-o13,Oc.
CoAl-Bv The ND, 1141NsA yok6, 1oc, d.
livered, 9Oc. s&'sK@ tAF&
wooD.-o7075. = -ms
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

VOW 0O
Hs.eosz. Nov. y.
Cottou-Quiet end ~ = u
Flour-Dsll aad ls00Dc y, = ol0.0o0
ole e, Extra StsAs 90 1eDlos = Nc:
Wise -Dull end S0es N, ast 6<sIt 49,
si EDei'; ed sess,un
a. U 3D.. 49,: e 80 =
;; & :: ss S': !: Vs. 81: &c
-! 0,ss'-l0ss sswess 9e1De4r Chissss -
Posk-aesvy, = So y ~ rssslss
and Gosh, new messed II caeA.
e. Dssi IiD:.Ln 49,.
Laed-LsWer. l1QlDa III
WhnkeyA Dali q 81 heod @At-
6uesrs-Quist.
Petroleam-Quist = 1o3<oepsr cseds ed
So}<c for refined il beua
Latest sAens
Heur-Clesed dull ~ - n j. "a.
Wnest-Closed very du1l q nsntaaIly =
Csen-Clossd he.vy - ~ lswse.
resk-Clossd dec3161ly u /; nsw 80
Lard--closed lovss = 49, 4.
New York 0ossokl he1nss.
M -. ~. -
stocks active aud lovsr.
anooey setice and higher 81 ~ eees.
Ss.shng inactive & hoe.
0oio opened q d. ~, 80 = ol.SsH.
ST. Louis 0nAaN 4nvATOn
CHARcrs roS sensIon m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22
Miss. =. Z. PWELPe,

STUDIO NO. 9-rARRAND'SB BIZ, - FLOOR
nHOTOGRAPnS WORKED IN OIL on
T. water Coiors. or Indie lnk, ON plain o.
Ia cOnieA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

SPHINX 4 aO0TON.
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTERS. GRAIN.
III ERS, Paper Hangers. 0lsEiess. &c. khop
corner Main aud FiNh etc. mch9S d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

DHYHlClAN AND SURGEON. OrFlCE
Il with Dr.. Hskes. under the Dsvenport Ne
sional Bank. corner Of I'd and brady streetA
Rsssssxcss-John u. Adler, n. D., J. W. u.
Baker. ~. d. ael0.tf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

HnOWN 4 auu.i.V,
A TTORNEYSANDCOUNH El.ORN At Law
"A Once corser Sd and Brady Sts. Davsnport
lowe. mchl6
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

- 2s BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ.
ond keeps coustautly on hand and nakn
70 older.
CLOTHING ofthe best material and In Q maanss
that cannot tail 10 give satisfaction. Liberal
patronage respectfully collected. Isny9l -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-22

DAYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
sth At. bet hardy and Perry streets. aoledw
, 1866-09-07
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Henort of tho Investigating Commits
sIon on tho Late ma.sacrc-rhe lAaatr
1AoANA en1 20 H,-aas.a ~ ~Ae
Monroc ana ms fr.en0"' ~,
buHt has the following:
NEW On1kAxs, September 5,-The Military
Commission, organized to Investigate tue
circumstances connected with the fa:e mss.
aacre, hare completed their labor, :. and
landed in tteir zcgert to Gsassal Shell ,Shest,
hundred pasca Of closely written manuscript, and
proves canclusively thai the nassacrs vas ptecou-
certed and prc-atiauged by Mayor Monroe and
oihrrr.
The members Of The dre department and the dit
tc1ent sections of Inhel military ot:aal1ah9ns,
, 1866-09-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chfeago Trihure.l
WAsu1xGTnx. September 6.

"A6AANt41Ht H'GfltuAOCA ~
GoyEnxxES1 FINANCES.
On the s1st OF August, 1861. the National Debt
attained its highest figure, amounting at that
tlne to e ~, ,Csg 571. On the f1ss OF September,
1e6t, Il amounted to = 1866 6Sa 1ss-a decrease IN
one year Vt $l67, ,01, 4o3. On the fsA& Of Aususr,
1865, the debt stood at e 6sa o29 q7d. The atats
menf for September gsvcs It at e.5e5, ,G5S, fcS-
showing tecreaeo during use month Of August Of
s., ,alb 1uS. Tie September Etatcment oItle public
debt contains the new item OF Navy Pension Fund,
under tho head OF debt bearing coin interest. Its
total, $ll, 500 was heretofore Included in the
temporary loan. The naatused debt not presented
for payment exhibits an inertase over the August
tntal-$4 ,soo-of 81, ,as3, The increase II
entirely owing TO the non.wIthdrawaI ffon the
Treasury Of portion oS tho raatared temporary
loan. The Pacific Railroad bonds in
crease sscnd,1y In amonns as tho
Total was &. .o2 900: April 1st, 900; August
crca.e since hebcsinning OF the Jcar Of IS zoo
and for the month OF e, ,t6o 600. The apparent de-
crease In the total OF tho temporary loan during
Tho month is 81, 10 .{69; the actual decrease
is <4s.s9s,lse. The discrepancy arises
from the transieT from the tcm~
potsry loan to doht bearing coin
interest Of the Navy Teus}on Fund, and 10
tho debt matnred Hnd not presented for payment
of tho nntured temporary loant, the total Of the
transferred Items amounting to $a8> -, ,esa It
may be observed that the periodical statements oi
sum totals Of the public debt are reduced By the
amount Of cash in The Treasury. such cash in the
T,eataty lring regarded as applicable to the rc
duc,!op Of The deot. On he dssl of Septenbc,
Inst, The debt outstanding or payable, amounted
to Sa,I0, Coz, tho amount Of cash In the 4tea
, 1866-09-07
Important Declslon-ss sSingIe-Thread

Important Declslon-ss sSingIe-Thrcud
Of Sewing Machines'' at Island park, ihe
contest being between The .Iwis.ed Loqp,;;
"adsantasc" ofeause Of It's using ''f.co" threads
instead Of "ons," the result was nnansmoas
"pEcIs1oK' Of Tue 'ludSes,'' after ..p.otsseted
f1ge Is xo1 On fht t.de qJd tDountE!TunEAp but
on thaf efg .S1Ss1B:TnnEAp,' II As used BY the
Wilcox i Gibbs Machine."-Stt Report ef Grand
TiGt."
Mrs. Capt. JAS. ". suInK, q. 8. Navy. writes:
~ have d sdou5's-thrtad,' Sewing Machine. BUT
tkEvEn Ttz1sK or Using IT.. {rl0e< mor< r7fue
on my Wilcox g. Gibbs SetcIng 1achfne khau Gnt-
MiEg t!sf Ih1rt."
, 1866-09-07
Illinois aud dlichteun Canal.
Especial DezrAtcl. 70 the Chicago Tribune.l

HRthTEfOE1, StPtc1nbet Wy r. H1s
C1x1aEo-ToFk State. seaecAs #. s. Guruce. L.
mont; Deer Park No. ! U1cA, 1s.poo shtnGless Del.
anee, OTTAWA, s1s7 # 1nmberi J. B. Preston. Lock.
port 10 lumber T. E. Gooden. 0,tawa. .ss6 II
lumber; Advance. Lemont; Rescue. Lemont; sun-
beam, PeoEi., @tbo It lumber. t&No
lath: George l. Taylor, Bouth Lockpost;
Africa Fern no fect lumber, Co shingles; Glas
Eo1, Norris. 7aoo poatz> Is cords tan bAtks Refls
France 1aeon ss tes luubez, 1000 1ash 90 shin.
ges; Oak Leaf Joliet ;ain feet lumber 4aoso shin
Eics, 80 br,s salt: Il. coalry Lernons; Il O. Loom:s
jemont; Investigator. 1eaont-
Ana1vEo-rrairi- Chief LAsanc, $50 hu corn: una.
dIa Nsrsel1lcs, J. 70 bu corn; ABBY 6prakpo Morris
r1o bu corn 10 bu oats; Northwest Lasa1o 900 b,
corn, SO bu wheat e77 bu A1 seed Il bn besley, An
gala LaSal1e, $40 eu corn.
, 1866-09-07
FROM EUROPE,

BY Atlantic Cnb1o-The Noyv Ennn- |
dian Contingent to be Armed with !
Observation-Disclosures Troops Or I
dercd to The Rhlnc-The Peace Trck-
tfes-The Rebel Blockade Runner
Question The Cholera Raging in
Italy Reduction in the Bank Of |
England Rate Of Discount.
LONDON, September THE troops sent to Can |
ada arc to be armed with breech.loaders.
REtu1E, September 4-Stxty thousand pruselan
troops are ordered to the Rhine.
fEussia is treating for the purchase OF Tho Iron.
clad DunderIeEg+
Peace with Hcsse- -Dasma1adt wsa aigned on the
Sd. uesse-Darmstadt cedes some Of its northern
ptrt and pays three millions Of thn1e-a. Hesse-
Hamburg Aiso goes to Prussia.
Count Dismatk has relueed to see tho depu-
tation asking the reunion Of North Sehleswig to
Denmark ....
Baron Weither has been appointed Under Secre-
tary OF Foreign Affairs. Baron Galtes, Envoy
at PariS, goes TO Vicn1a. Count Mettcrnteh,
the Austrian Ambassador, has been recalled from
pArie.
BE111N, Scrtembcr ah.-Since the expiration
Of the nrnistlce between Prussia and Saxony. the
plenipotcntisrics Of the two Governments hare
met, and peace negotiations have been formally
opened by the representative Of Sa1ony.
Reports have been current that orders were Is
sued few days since to The military commandefs
10 prepare for rnnteria1 reduction of theif effect
i've force, and /, is stated In official circles that
the reduction OF The Prustfan army commenced TO-
dny.
In addition to the thrcs millions Of Horius paid
by Hesse;Darmstadt, in compliance with the de-
nard Of Prussia that Dachy has ccdea to the lat
ter power twenty square miles Of her Territory as
indemnify for ssar expenses
LIVERPOOL, Scp.nmber G.-The steamship Mora
vlan which sailed to-day for Quebec, took over
three hundred British regulars for service in Can
ada.
1osnos Eentemhr Gin the Admiralty Court
80, - =. a. ,.,.a, ~ ttn
to-oags IN appeal WAS mo4c o9 tae couase' u t"o
defendants for the release Of the seven ex-rebel
| h1,.1..acr rrrr.r ,tc,r,ara negxad Al 15vernbo{
pAo~Ah4e4 AAA4SA "t44' - ~.
United States Minister, Mr. Adams, O. the United
4 Sialcs Consul at llverpool be required to l1e
written an,ho3i.y for their prosecution.
PAn.s, September 6.-vatious Diplomatic
| changes arc cxrccted fmmtd tdlatcly.
FLORENCE, September G.-Ihc cholera Is max.
, 1866-09-07

Sury to meet It hcIng $13 6o1 6a7-le7rtug total
ofdcbt, less cash in the Treasury, Of r. a57
WOOL BALE.
WAsH1So7oN. September t.-Mafor General
Wool has addressed 4 letter 70 General Este,
Chatrnaa OF lhe soldiers knd SatloEs' Executive
Committee, announcing his intention to be PRES
e.t At The Clnselnnd Convention.
EAautaGTpN NAVY IAMD EN11O1E1 AND i. JOIN
BoE.
new roax, Sept. GA Yaehinston special
Yard held n,eeting last evening. and roted 10
participate In the reception Of President johnson,
oh h:s return from Chfcagn, hut also passed q re-
ttelasin '.thas IN pieaging ourselves to giye At
ting reception to he President Of tue United States
On his return 70 the Capital, we also pledge our
1854, that treason should be made odlons, and
tsa!tofs punished and impoEe1tshed. md that
traitors should take back scat In the work of
, 1866-09-07
THE LOYAL DELEGATION.
A Commlttee OF the Southern UnioniStss
Convention Coming to Visit the Pco-

pie.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
PHILADELPHIA. September 6.
On nezt Monday delegation, conAtstins Of
twenty-five members Of the Southern Loyal Con-
ventfou,iss,ll leaTe here on visit to the tomb OF
Lincoln. They will reach Chicago on Monday.
October Isl, AID viii be under the direction aud
care Of the Republican State Central Committee
on their journey 10 Springfield md through the
State to st, Louis.
Wisconsin Republican Congressional
Nominations.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.ibunc.1
BoscoAE1, Sentcunher 6.
Hon. Amasa Cobb was 1euomInated for Con-
gress yesterday, by acclamatiou, In tho Third Dis
tlict.
Especial Despatch to the chicsco Tribune.l
LACROSSE, WIS.,, September 6.
The Republicans Of the SIKH District, In con-
ycutiou. nominated General C. G. Washburne for
Congress by seelan'aticn.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunc.]
WATERFOWL, Via, September 8.
The Republicans Of this District, after balloting
ono hundred and thirteen times, nominated b. F..
Hopkins, Of Madison, for Congress.
, 1866-09-07
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbnne.]
CNc1x,,Ar1, September @.
The unconditional Union party OF this city Is
now thoroughly organized in the wards, with
headquarters on Fourth street, and l. rcady
TO more with unbroken front during The
campatgu. The spirit and activity manifested,
recall ihc memorable campaign of, thc Wids
Ayyakee, to whose perfect Organization and
patriotism the martyrcd lincoln was largely In
aebied for sweeping majorfucs.
The li1tle copperhead stink-holc, Newport, Ky.
across The river from this city, Is in the throes OF
The johnson agony. and will positively Invite the
President OF The United Statca u enjoy the hospi-
@-sf} nf 4$>r& ct+v
, 1866-09-07
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Murderer Committed for Examination
Tho m1esEssIppf TO be UFfdEcd Mt
Quincy-Prepnratfon to Receive a.
johnson, &c.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tdbune.l
SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,, September 6.
George Nag1c. Jr., who was stabbed In tllis city
yesterday morning, died this morning At abont
Two o'clock, and was buried this afternoon. The
jury Of inquest brought In verdict that the de-
ceased camc to his death from a wound fnatc.cd
h eharp instrument In the hands Of Hugh Car
rfssn. Carrgan Is now in jail awaiting an e1anil-
nation.
The three railroad COMPANIES ccnterfng It
Quincy hare contracted to bnt1d railroad bridge
oscr the Mississippi River, opposite that city.
Preparations are being inside by the CopperhcAd
committee to receive A. johnson Tomorrow at-
the President, suite md committee e,silI visit the
tomb Of !4ncolu. and 1casc ut nine O'Clock On the
same morning.
The Circuit Court Of this county adjourned yes
terdaE noon, after ttansacting large amount OF
, 1866-09-07
LOCAL MATTERS,

Prrs~InE.r Pnro Cider Vinegar VIII
preserve ptcktcs. and Is warranted pure. Ask
nf the kind In the Unitcd States. ClAHLEs G. E.
r1rss1x0, So and 31t State street Chicago.
y
, 1866-09-07

4 single tTlal OF Dnl1cysa Gh1vunlc
Horse Salve. aud yon win use nothing else Tor
gals, scratches cuts, EtraIns, eores, sweings, sit
inst and nal*prfcks II also Hoflens and preserves
the hoof. Sold BY druggists at tfty cents 4 box.
Busnhatns & Van Shsack. agents for Illinois.
nue9-,.44- t-yU-ru.F
, 1866-09-07

Brn11Eorox, Iowa, Sept. G-In consequence ot
attendance upon the approaching Iowa State Fair,
the physicians q this city un'te IN card in Ibis
mornings Mtekfye that there has been only one
was river passenger. Ths general health Is mn
ueuailf good Every preparation La making for
, 1866-09-07

ot Mr.. Douglas, and other studcnu who may oo-
size 10 rnite in this memorial.
The fellow Students Of Douglas again unllc 10
honor the mencty Of their unfoego::nn ftteud, and
rsts3 monument over tho ashes Of tho noble
dead During the lapse OF nyc years our country
has passed through tho awful baptism or blood.
and resurrection from The dealh Of slavcty to the
life Of liberty. The cErnts Of these yeafa hare
tsugh n. tic yalnc Of such tagaety such intellect
Ind sneh patriotism A. was possesscd BY Doug
las; And though the ttaaenee q, hts character
bis county are his noblest monument, vet our
hearts 60 from The tomb beuealh 10 ,hr snmm!t of
The ehail, crowned with the image Of the living
Doug1a. m emblem Of what cur ccantrJ Iequires
nf ~ s!cHat!on and strength Of intellect dignity
Tbs names of fosty-scsen fellow students Of the
teccasca statesman were Appended 10 the ahpvc.
MuBic Book Trade.
To give onr readers an idea Of the Increase al
loot i cady's music book trade, and tho mea-
eHres they are taking 10 meet tho demand. wo
copy b be,9w !ke 9,dess they Tseentl5 Esss IN ens
Of buyers in the Northwest, VIC also quote the
Of Maenn Rros II. a. G. o,iferad as foI1owa.
, 1866-09-07
New York Market.

v~.. vo,- cn,,o,un.,c
co17oy-Erm. Sales a,:Ssa3c for midtlins, "
FLptR-HeaTf for Inferior and high efades, while
e e9n e5aaes M are sSafce H9d Ehes saeS =;
oon GiIio and lid fssi; fo fSr trade brandsco;ias
quiet.
MHIsKEr@Quieta and nominal!
,, ieawteeeRt e III on Xix @1sSs s 1SsIer tot
Saits Il sSuszS f,T willie Mtchivan. cornEIsecsints
E56 bu. Market Aflc better SSfeS g. 90 bu nt 9f kc
~ inesieT ana !or snlnninE !aldea MSstesn
SAILS =: nj En A. liz .x f7r f.,,icSwn arf ssSr r
olllwauIee
-fSnf3an HpH Erra rffr
, 1866-09-07

Comfort aud 1:conpnay.-P. p. Stew
nrss Psrlor and Cook Stoves, Fire l1ous. Fend-
ess, Fftc Guards, Coal Vases. Fancy Coal Holds,
Foot Warmers. Tea and Coffee UEas. chalng
Dishes. and large variety Of goods for Winter
nse at pAITDS g. Co., II Lake street. WIS
, 1866-09-07

To Mpt3acxx--Ms~. NCtnalosv,s SooSh-
Ing Syrup, far Children, Is an old and vcil-trscd
sss stse1 .hs 5cs' e msn any
ficrcs the chtla from pain, bat invtgorates the
stomach md bowels. cures wind eh0lfc, and gives
mother. ecp3y3f7
, 1866-09-07

Nremeras Stamp CencclIcFk supplied
At short notice, At The Stump Depot Of Q; II. Bah
cock j. Co., No. = Reynolds Block. Orders By
mall promptly attended to. Address F. o. Box
1911, Chicago. Woo
, 1866-09-07

IS Homo, CIrc1c.ss 81 u yenF, sample
cony 10 certs. 4 Ladies' Gold Watch TOT The
largest list. Agents wanted tu each town aud In
Chicago. Address OF call on s. II. Kennedy, 19a
Clatk etEeet YQli
, 1866-09-07
Healtl. of Burlington. Iowa,

and the vote was onls about tuosh1ids that gene
rally cast.
Holh1ook, the Democratic csndldate 10. Con-
gTess In Idaho, is elected BY 1,o00 majority.
, 1866-09-07
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

coun,y oeissls aid supesStsoss resulted IL f1Tor
Of the Union Ticket Cfowloy Is elected Chief OF
Poltre.; Story, Tax Collector. and Hale, AudttnE-
ont d se1en. Very little Interest was manifested.
, 1866-09-07

A Enec!.! meeting q the members Of the Chicago
Mechanics lnstitute on Saturday. The sth instant,
at St. Georges Hall, CLARK street. The meeting
will be called to order at eight O'Clock. A full at
sends1ce Is requested.
, 1866-09-07

School Books, Newspapers, PerlodI-
Gals. StatipneEy.sHhotesala at low prices. F. r.
SnE1LocK, liz Dearborn street. wl06
, 1866-09-07

REr. hin. MILprns's IiEcTrHE.-ReT. ". Il.
Milburn will deliver lecture this evening at The
Opera House, npon The character Of Aaron Barr.
The nynls Of tho lecture arc for the bencdt OF st.
1:nl;c>s Church, and the well known clo1ucnca
and oFntoEical nbIIflfes Of The reverend gentleman
ehould command full ntlcnI ancc.
, 1866-09-07

Go to our friend n. r. Merrill for the
hest stock OF Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns. Chande-
1Iete and Table Glassware. etc., II and u Ran.
do1ph etrcet- a2S
, 1866-09-07

When In tho Flush OF Health, we
eco,n advice; Int when stricken br disease, must
VIC turn away merely on account 81 having heard
snch word befufe! MOL Let all who sniler from
diseases OF The Itlnes and Throat, remember that
'trectoral Balm will relieve all and cure the ma
iority ofcuecs. For sale by al1 druggists. Wis
, 1866-09-07

Republican Congressional Nom1nntton.
NATEr7owN, VIA, September 6-'The 1tcpnb1l-
cans Of the Second District nominated B. B. Hop
kips for EppEtees to-day.