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, 1866-03-08

MY C0FuSs nv Coin; go 1T Rrnjons IN
Surgeon Ch!topo1sts ~ Tesa Sn ~ x. feetS 0fdce
E!oWing Nn1ls. ana I'LL oiesas1 " -. ' o6i9
o,.o:-.I 0Tc rrbu1a cali
Tnfoat Dnn.e,xsSI. pnonchfa, Troches.' We
ntteuQGn to OH"n -. {. .W..7nc J~rltnton IN
the Throat and byonchla aoo w9n!u Sue1Ss s,tsa.s
the1r to the attention OF public speAkeIs LII -
troubled with Affections Of thg lnsoaL. i,tnH
also excellent remedy for tioaiteneeS 'e'e ssn
from cold."-Congra agGtso1sdttsa, 6ossoH' "'o'
Cruxyfurdss Fu1monfc Tfoehes are
used with great snenesE for Coughs. Colos. asa.e
Nrcuehiiu, Chrome Catarfh, and by thef eoot114s
nnd exp+ctonnt properties Allay the EunStanH lA
coneunpliun. Sold BY druggists. 4c
Burnhame i Van Setback, wholetn1e agen9, ~
Our attention LAS been calieu 20 sne
s11oa Gin Concert enseEpr1se undet I1e n.leSe1n
strref. and which l. 10 be copsr1nmated BY M.
.irai enie1tsinucpt On the 3let Of Aay next, IT
II ne aTe to coutinue TO haye eute1 p1ises o! this
descrntion, fand uouc tcen 10 De rnprt popular Al
nresc1, i Te tru+t they Inev a1Esys he uudes The
ri mtn o1 snrh tsbfjifv and Integrity
a. NJ. tTissen, lie has taken nc matter In hand
,yifh determfnatiou o{ making it hjrhlE credit
abie nfair. md be Mil do 70.
,,1;oasI II rnrenrr ny n. LT:airnoo Eeoutic1u O1u
@~''''"' 1..-<-z- -.-f
ur.s,,s. srhooI n Trndc.-The Bust-
ts; Y t,.1e1 ~ nrron,n1<f,te The tncrras!ocIy
sr. nr,s har IT stn5enfe haa hefn removed 10 the
rn,nmnd,ous hsI liz md M Kandoiph st1eei, op-
poss.e Col woods Museum. The Educational Pc, Pc,
paa,mcu, Is sill continued At the old rooms, ~:
, 1866-03-08
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE,
Especial Despatch to the Chicago TTibune.]

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MADISON, Wis, Natch7.
The Senate had + long session LAST evening, or-a-
ute IN the discussion OF the resolutions in regard
to the national politics. proper policy ofconstruc-
tipp &C., 1eposed isou, the Committee ou Federal
Relations, ZONE weeks etnce+ Az able speech was
rnade By Senator Bentley, ,of SheboT7an, in advocacy
Of ihe territorial theory Of reconstruction. and in
oppoeitfon 10 the policy OF the President Senator
Pfoaafoot, Of Dane county, who served through the
wpr With The 18th zcE7mcnr made speech strongly
sns f. s ibeo
but was IN taror Of holding the Soath Nndct control
Of tbe ai,rnal government untfl eqnhl Justice was
, "a: an odious crime. The diecassion viii DC con
ttnued AGAIN thIs evening.
III The senate today the resolutions Of the NIL.
senator Dool,ttle, snd requesting him to resieu,
were presented BY senator shades, who submitted
some remark. and strongly eondennne
Aretoluton was adopted directing the Railroad
c. mmIttee to report back Senator Hentleys bill to
regulate roadt, knd making 1t the special orte for
hmonc the bills introduced was one to provide
for TIC exchange OF Wisconsin documents With
niheF STATES and countries and transmission to the
Rohsnd. disabled hy fling i salute On Washing
tnn's hff,h asy; to snena the charter and author
ise the ehange Of name Of ;.es 1omah s Lake st.
1fe vote oi yesterday. rejecting the pm snak1ne
It VI additional cause Or divorce whcn husband ana
wife have voluntarily hTed separately hFe years,
was reconsidered, and The but paste1Ils 70 y.
sion beng somewhat exciting and tsktng H1de
range, involving the principle: and policy OF the
op bs &c u bopte Do
lar question was proposed q the ehape Of m
amendment 10 The bill, prevailing for separate
ob;ectpf having the ballot In general tlcket was
10 compel The endorsement OF the doctrine Q! negro
, 1866-03-08

Legislative Election.
RALx1aH, N. Z. March 7-Mt. Aristcad, OF Pear
ron county. elected Speaker Of the Senate LIST
night wee Mr.. Settle, resigned,
, 1866-03-08
M A n II 1 e ID .

hfidey rother by Rev. Chs4. Edward Cheney. Rector
Of Chllat'a Church, Prof j. 4. gAViES of Ls.Tenss
of Chicago.
, 1866-03-08

go to our frirud n. r. merrill's FOR
trrnsrrre fItt lspnps lanterns, chandeliers, gtass-
sr,r- Ec, II and IS Randolph strcet. n56S
, 1866-03-08
LOCAL MATTERS.

nv corux. nv CornHs Or. Clement
sr.rson Eh1rnnodist treats CONS. Bnnions, ~
Rowing Nails, and ali ditease* Of the fee 0nee
1s4 {.l1fk e1feet, oo'~
, 1866-03-08
8erSD1lal.

DERSONAL II See yourself as
/ Others see yon. Mz1ie Waidstu vtn, e1 tho ald
n ber we'll Known zEt, rom careful study Of your
hsndwrfinx, dire ron I tyue and wondef{nl tnalKht
Into your own character ano eapsbnt1sa an4 anTtse
nsme and In Xnclose dry eeat4 h letter On any
topic. Add1ess MARIE HA4RREs, BOZ nn11
ChieAkp. eAR
, 1866-03-08
BOARD OF sUPERVfsORs-
Petitions and Conn1unfcAilons-Mfs
1aneous CsAlns-The PrandnK
Of &he Minutes 0rdcFeA.

The Board Of Supervisors assembled yesterday
morning as tn o'clock, pursuant To Adjournment,
President n.n,1oend In r. ehar' and the following
Aiken, zimmerman, Austin. Fun. Cadnan.
Cttlson. GOWN, Cooper. Curtis. peverman. D1an-
dorf, Edbroox. Eh.hsrt, Freiae, Qay, Harms, Hea-
ohleadosk pahlzuan, ,Pnsheck, Fatnshauses, ). L
Russell. J. Rukeen. ShAct1ord. Strong, Sweet, r.
Iaylos. =. ). Taylor, VIM, Whitehead. Wilde and
Tho minutes Of the preceding dar's session were
rtad and approved.
rgr1r1oKa AID coxxrH1cAI1ose.
Petitions fes .ea,ssien Of ta1es we,e received
from Ioseph RosB, Csrot1ne Brown, ]. Bald dN11 and
the uu,0n FIX Company.
MISCELLANEOUS clAn6s,
Supervisor Fuaheek reported from the Committee
on Miscellaneous Clztm1 In favor ot the ptyment
$A,4l8 B5. The PRINCIPAL tenn WIRE. E. =. Solo
mon 6a 50 fol preparation Of assesaota lists md
Ss18.14 10 the Chicago Gas 1,sht and Cnke com
pany. Tho report was adopted and the clstnes Or
dered paid.
FREsIEx0 THE x1Ec1Es.
Supe1risos 6hackford offered The following:
Rt olred, That the County CLERK be tnstssctsdto
M1nted a,s al II psmphet for. hke lho.e tprn5ned 70
fu,nisbed to each Supervisor. Adopted.
DRAWING 1uRDRs.
n, o. nSsn slss Of gs1 % IL & sa1;s 1 e edsn ss
noon.
The Board t.s!ns now had so exh1astnssss;1sS;n
OF half IN hours dn1Aoon- 4h3cn3Aeo n3uA %ass
Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
AmusEmESTS. =
Mrs. Lander is playing uAcViekeZs Theatre to
good housea. Tonight ehh appears IN "1eanse
Deans, or tho Heart Of Midothtsn."
..pur Mutual Friend" Is On the boards during
, 1866-03-08

cruxxfurdsa Pn1mon1c Troches are
used with errar- sneoesE for Coughs. Colds. acnte
Drcpehiile Chrome CatarTh. and by thelf sootn14s
and exp+ctoIAni properties allay the Etnst1ug IL
eoneumpliun, Sold by druggists. 4c
Burnhsmt i Van Setback, wholetne agent 9sc 10
Lake etfeet. Chicago. u09
, 1866-03-08

TEAS OsAGE GRANGE SEIp.-1n 1niuois, ~here
lumber Is 10 scarce ard and expensive farmers naS
make great 4aying oi money by hedging their
farms. which. when ret, will list lifetime. We
notice Mr. ChAs. E. Whitman, No. sD6 1a8e.st., ad-
vertisea pure tse&h reed Ut lo~ett market rates.
rrrrd of III. Whitman, uhu 1s m extensive dealer
10 1aT1n tpschiney Including thc celebrated Woods
mowers hand and selfsaktnR reaper, which have
very la1re eaIe throughout the Hest
, 1866-03-08

Burvrur CHA1drs.-Scanlon's brewery and
ltll's brewery. two extensive me~tng estabfeh-
en.s IN tla city, 1ave analSaua1sd under , a. sct
Y. storey, Esq, ba. been elected President Of the
nav cfnanspy wh1}e Mr.. ScanInA A. traes the na4A.
arrment. Mr. LII, ts about TO ViHt Europe for The
NereN1 N his htAlth.
, 1866-03-08

SAFE RpnnEn1.-The store OF the Chtcaco Fruit
Company on Statc street, near Twclnh, was en-
Tered On IEesday right by 4 gang Of burglars, who
h4ula npen the safe by gunpowdcr. The noise
Of the explosion soon Gronehe the neighbour 70 the
reaeue, and The robbeks Ted. leaving their 1mple-
u,tuss md tue beei part Of the booty behtod OnlY
seven dollars and fer veeetst1e- were ns1esod.
The ts1s contained about 80 which the rascalt
fortunately did nuk socrrc.
, 1866-03-08

Fnon The srRArrs.-A letter from the Srstts Of
Mack,nax says ,hat the Ice Is not very thick on
account of heavy fall Of snow in 1anuarr, which
slui rmaius On II, nnd people here think nas1gs-
tton will he open by the trsl Of April
~Tbe wnuereha1ce HIGHT viii commences burning
IN ths l3h insa aud he kept up in excellent order
until Dec 18th, or later II necessary. Tbs pier At
Tsucr shanet il also 10 be pui In thorough repair.
, 1866-03-08

Throat DIsense2,@M Monau aaao n
hs1 ionn them erscacious In a}ayine Irritation II
sne e Throat and Dronchla. and would commend a,a
hem The attention o. pqhs sRssss1ts ane e1 srs
siso ar excellent remedy for iIoarseuees resulting
Iron cold, aqatt0nGlist, Boston. ooSs
, 1866-03-08
BparQt1lg.

DOARDING-Good Rooms, with
1e1cellent bosrd, may be had At RrtEEs HOUSE 20 20.
:. ..2 A+oeA0e -~~ee~ NN@ e512
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
UNITED STATES MAILS.
TENNESSEE.
u,r1T RE RECEIVED. AT

Posr OrrIcE DKrARIAkSi'
Washington, octOteT 81, 1859
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28

Morning Sun, and Green Bottom, to Jsssamins,
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Somervills Fridsy stTsn;
Arrive at Jessarnins by pm;
Leave Jsssamine Saturday at an;
ARRIVE at somcrville By "A;
Bids for two trips q week invited
1888 From Raleigh, BY Big Greek and Delta to Ran
dolph, % miles and back. once a week.
Leave Raleigh Friday at lam;
Arrive at Randolph By SPIN;
Leave Randolph Thursday 1t m.
Arrive at Raleigh By pm.
Bids for two trips week invited also to end a,
Mt. Zion.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28

Bidders ,sm erune CAREFULLY tie 5or ,,, a,a I'd, IN
sfrtI,tio,s olnered ard esf'ec1aty INC td''e par
of Instruction lel
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEES. AMI
CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

The undsrsigned--, whose post once asd,... =.
county Of, state Of, proposes TO convey The 80
United States, from July l, 1885, to June 3d. IsTa o. the
No., betveen-and-, under the advsrti,o, On route
Postmaster General, dated October 81 Isss , OF ne
certainty, and security for the sum
TAis prcposeI IS made Tth zH kaotsIsdgs ~ "a
of "a route scsioh Of ths 20 b - ot1ncs
c1r particulars reference 10 ne ana aNa az
dIso after careful esdsnGtton Of tae ldss and and
attached 10 ire Advertisement "o'O"s
Dated fs{-.,,
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
April %. 1855

"a, o,,r.c, once Of this Department unt sf.tes
tes sne @ .yng ths malls Of the u1i1es sss
om july 1905 toJuns 1870 IN sne and arrivals
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
tsisned)
GUARANTEE.

The undersigned, residing At, State Of una....
that II the foregoing bid for carrying the on ros
be accepted by the Postmaster General the biddsr 49,
prior to the LIST day Of july 1885, enter into the
obligation contrsctto perform the service proposed %
good and sufficient sureties. Wan
This do understanding disiiuctlv the obli0ao,s
liabilities assumed By 0sdrdntors Ender era $780,
the Act Of Congress Of July 2, 1896.
Dated (signed by two guarantor,N
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28
Investments in New York.

FOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND IN
Greene sounty4 coo Asrss-sdaPtsd to ss0sk gazing
and aboands in Coal, Iron and other ninsr.h.
decz0tf C0CKR1LL q Sk1AVUk.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-02-28

The undersigned, postmaster At, State Of .s.,,s
oFFIcs that he is acquainted With
guarantors, and knows them to be of proper
to make good their guarantee. ~ anu able
Dated 1,, -
The above certificate must have affixed to IL vsoedJ
stamp, cancelled, the law requires rsTs-
, 1866-09-03

that 1t may be presented In The most aecepttb4o
manner, entire how aceneracs arc being painted
Tor It By ". Knrlx, new furniture and properties
made by Ny. Baggest, new and elaborate masatue;
new music composed By III. Robohn and Mr.: Bud
e.haeh. The play ,sthe property et Eawsn AaaH1s.
abrlef season here, for Tie purpose Of dsst pro-
JoaN noBtxsox'a CIRQUE AND MEaAarn1x will
exhibit n this city, en the tot a. The . fo9s Of
day, and Thursday, afternoon and cyentnz. The
eombsnasion embraces The very lasgc company Of
clowns y edseaseA ponies. . sq1e.!5tsn9ss, =
gicA:. ssss;s, .ond distinct corps Of voltigeats.
aerobasa, hsppoa1aa,atis:s pa0sa~!sa.sss saafaE, r.
exlstance ad Is said to furnish dsnt clsss enter
AcADExT or Mus1c.-The well known Kelly
and Leon will open In the Academy Of Music, Win
a now and full company OF burnt cork a!tlsls,
many Of whom arr already known very probably
BY tho Chicago public.
TUE Assoc1kTEn ARTISTS, in Beekuoycn Hall.
hare mei with such good patronage that 1hey have
decided to stay fow nights longer. They g1se an
entire new uroctaWnh on MQu1AY.
, 1866-09-03
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Sailor Cuts His Own Throat with a
ChecAc Kntfc In n Saloon.

On Saturday morning about half past ten o'clock
a German erIlor, named Edward 1cmo1d, made
determined attempt 10 commit suicide In saloon,
mar The Sherman Houtc In lhs city, By cutting his
ihrox1 witt. huge knife used by the saloon
keeper to cut mp bread and chceec for his patrons.
lrnoid entered Ibis saloon. one Of the ncsl Of
shapty drinking places lying on Randolph street
opposi,c the Court House, and "took his lagrt"
as upconccncdly as my Of the other dozen men
who we're in the place At time. He stood in front
Of the counter for few minutes, and then seeing
the knhe lying on the thclf behind the. counter,
sprung over The bar. reached The knlle, SWING
edge q the knife aero.s bis throat. Tho act was
50 quickly done that p:cscptton was impossible.
5naa nm g 5s II n, sse ss: e. f.
reach him. lie stood but . moment, and then
madc dash into The s1rest. leaving pool Of
soa on ;ae :. Sa @
covered With blood, and BIZ sslfintieied wound
e:edas MsGnRo ,ae w
s:ssitioa. SCI s When 1 Dr: Collins u, seat ior:
The wound proved 10 Be rot da1Se.ons G s.,oin one
Was onlJ erszcd. The gash Of ahout fsc inchc
IN iengh bad evidently BEEN produced b sw.ns
ing cut. i was qniehy stitched np and ns man ins
niIaf heIc to be saken care oi iii the wonnd shal
III TSs Ti,des, excitement reicned for while +
thc eaIoon, So bewilGered were the people III,
soIae OF them thought IN assault had bssn con
mittcd by another man, md they looked snsp
ciopsly II each other az II expecting TO rccos'iS
one OF their own number az the Eniity party,
course the Illusion wHs soon disne!!cu. ana u
tue state Of Affairs gathered ffou, those who ha
seen lie would-be suicide In the hands of Il
Tcmc1a came to tho United States about twel,
yesre xro, and has since followed the lakes.
sme lese day Or two sinec 9n ~ thf !. ssh9on = =
Mon,.es %en Duslo Ha sssted taas srns Pc hae e
friends 10 this country. He averrcd that Mons
WIS NOT the canse Of the attempted suicide;
wallet, containing sixteen dollars, was found I
bis pcrron~ BE IL apparently about thirty ysa
Of age The act w1s undoubtedly committed
aft Of temporary insanity.
, 1866-09-03

grateful for hla services u thaif poor bleeding
country; and thai they beliere b thctF increasing
fidelity In him that he Ia m honest NM, ~ which
b The nobfest work OF God"
Tho 1raae4a o.. Democracy may DO eisssea II
fol1owB: Ex.scbe1 Generals, ox.rebcl Congress-
mens e4.ehel Governors. English atoek BROKERS'
Members oi PafiismeSt, Nav York mouopoiists,
and ihei, STAINS. inelnd!hz p1tss aeh,e,s, dos aSst
KEY eellcrs, and ho.da Of oIher dealers In uni
yefssl ylistpy Nov you can, cannos .how ne sl ths
aecided stand during Inc war, included Ia tho
crew Of The ANDREW johnson" Yoa may Rre.
surnptnous Wlgwam cabin q The "Andrew John
ae1" WIN become second Babel Such scene
Halt. 1hea good 81 Andy; You'll get one good
day tn Chfcagc tn compliment 70 tho - Little
Gi1ut." wuuld not hs you tox Queen Vlc>'s
Crown afier thAt.
Ihavo just seen by the New York. dispatches
that tho chief ofleeE. or better still, Capta!n'a
Steward, hAs already peished. even before the ship
was well under way. The Kefns Asy be WIS very
Swift Dean, hui not swiit enough for "pea.h's
Oean." j. 2. II.
, 1866-09-03

The weather is cooling down. nud In tho chilly
da.hcs which alternate with warmer moments, ~
we'll 3. tho drixz2cs OF September, recognize the
approach Of Tho season which, by vlstnc of its nat
ural drearfness. Is solght to be especially cnliv.
snsa y ms e as p;st
hss been pleasant the dlNerrat places Of asnpse-
mcat haFe been ssanmea s9 nc a "a aaoiS9s
In the altered character OF the drauatic 1ttEae,,
lions. promised in ihc futuro; The beginning OF
tic next season IL near at baud.
THE SUMNER N1anrt FEsrtvA1--1n spite Of the
large eudienee gs,hetcd II ~ :stnk on ihe ossa.
Gcsrnania Mrnncrchor. The programme WIS
very choice one and WAS most admirably rendercd
both b the orchestra aqa caetIs: Ise eno5asscs
By Abb, were tnc samples Of chorus singing. Mr.
ass i en s e. ss II %ssay saS.ay 1S ss as
ifa5 eist5y I M GOA leeins p!cssea dur'na iso
LESSONS Ia ,he mstter Of eaioynent, and these cs-
wa5t Of enjoying good music than by sitting upon
3D. ssns nc nom s9 aesd aedf se ks " 5oRe e
many .note Of thum. and We congratulate tho
Manncrchor and lis conductor Nr. Dalatka, upon
Mcs1ux.Ea Noses" has ii las. qaited Egypt
and reached The desert, In Other words, he has
of ~ ee saa
sssi make h,s bow p Z. pssttsi! new acqus,as;
him 10 resire wtsh % much b bettsr ctase @ tasn he
may naturally lay claim 10, and everybody may
Il Mossy e.
The curtain wi1l rise on "Don Caesar do bszan'
"n Colonel % Wood Is reported to have tta.,lin:
| nuslcal eensalon almost Ee*ds to take the pnhlt'
by surprise with. We anticipate something l1ishl.
, 1866-09-03
Markets by Telegraph.
aiIDNlt:HT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch 10 the Western Associated Tressl
NEW Tore. September1.
WEEKLY p1vIEw.
The wholesale market daring the past week has been
lalrly active aud variable
xxARLx xxFoEs.
The exports Of tour from this port during the year
cndlng August 81. follows Flour. brls, 5s6lls
wheat, hu, t,9ss1t1 corn. In, 11,1l177;-
The stock old and new pork In the packing yards OF
New York and brooklyn, September 1st, was as fol-
lows: la6 cle1r, brls: .ls1, 10 brls; 1856 mess,
ss,les; 1865, 6l,6os: thin mess 1s q 1860 rrius
mess tS s1sa; anl, 1861, II; 1885, ~ prime. 1854
us; 1866 l,a99; zumps 1866, io,; 1865 lin; refuse
ncss, 1915 100. 1sS i,Ii3 tcfase PRIME mess. 1876
1861 6Isi refuse primo. 1856 I'll; 1864 IT. other Teuse,
1866, lss; 1851 unlnsp.csed, 1856 lsss; 1866
total. 1s6G, 6l Isl: 1sn s9,ss5
The following Is the amount Of old and new beef re-
malnlnE In the packing yards September lst: Repack
I'd ncxa l III br1a; 1856, ls15 bFls repscked CHI
cago mess, 1861 4,74s hris; 1855. a5e brls; railroad
beef 1s6 l6to brls: 1863 1u bills: refose mess, 1854
i47 br's: aSa Isl bflss other rciusc 1866 6 hsis; 1885,
70 brls tierces prime ness 1855 IN; country mess
ls66 SCI; 1865, 699 country prime. 1851, Il; unin-
specified te1ces, 1855, 81 rnsnspcesed barrels 1856 II;
la1, 90.
xxCnAS1x.
Foreign exchange IS without movement. Rates are:
Sterling. prime bankers, q days 1osx9laj1 do Short
1o6K6 Paris long, 5Ja;esst3k Short 5s,a1a:Y
Antwerp long. 3Sa3&o; i11cnen. s8sT; Amsterdam.
aas91; Frankfort, saau; Hamburg, b3se; Berlin
aud Colosnc, 61K97s.
The gold market has been heavy thranghout tho day.
the opening PRICE 1t., the highest The lowest
poiat tonched WAS lslK, aud the price At p was
it3x. ......
GOVERNMENTS.
Government bonds arc steady at abont the quotations
ofte mosutuE. Hodcrs are 1rm In thcls sefasais %
sell ut pEcscnt.rrlccs.
nnt 1oops EXCHANGE.
JotbeFs' prices:
Prints-Mcf1,mnc W. tic :do b.. 13c, PaclAc. 1sc
Hamilton, l7Hc; Lowell. 16kc; Victory. lie Empire
l1c.
Brown Dsllls-peppertl1. 1sca.Wa1. sic; Winthrop
19c.
l5c. . -...
Hoop skisu-Dradley's Duplex and Elliptic, s7Xc e
$1oo Empress tral! q =; Meyers x'L y Inch tapes
- 10 sc wide tapes, 70c to t1.l..
Ticls-Hau,llton, 49s: BLACKSTONE Hlscs, 71c; Fcun
brrrou. A \ sc: franklin. 57xc-
stzips-Amoskc1E. 5;c4: H.rm.ker. 25c: An,rlcsa
, 1866-09-03

A Large Franc Building, and n Bakery
Establishment Burned Ee8tor-
dny-Total Loss 423,00O.

About half past TIVE O'Clock yesterday morning
nrc broke out In large three story frame build.
Ing On North Jefferson streei, which rer ulled III
the total destruction Of thu property. The tone
meut, including Nos. tss, 1s1, and 1885 North Jcf.
icEson street "a. oeespiea principally BY private
E1ose aDe s,o.s u md se' .,oe.
Tho former was occppled By III. Dyes, in whose
premises the nre originated. It was snmorcd to
single honr The whole structure was In flames, and
the dwelling honso Mo. $50, adjoining, occupied
NJ r. 'p p @ &.
sP!ess hf se 1ses oas Sas
.Is Sst g IT, fsa?G s +. sY Y Yulas ns5f aaRy saRse& a. T.
cnliraly @ eonsnmed: 1hs Inmates made nsrrow
escape With their lives and had no ttaae to rescue
Il ffhe following is = abatement o. tho losses:
Tue building + owned hy Mr nollsn1, No. 40
Insurance amoun!s 10 E6,p0o.
hss hs e s,os esna T. G%aea saa # T. s
suIance Company, Ncw York.
No ~ WI so.alssi9a . sore 99eeaPea 1y L.
III. loss Will not exceed fie, and Is fully covered
by insurance.
aes ose1ps + Ia essv
shelsion. s whose ioss ~ smonnts 10 sso5, 1ot In:
iii. Poland and Mr. Roger occupied tho rooms
over No. 1l. Their united losses amoun, to
about $500. No insurance.
loss in furniture, which is fully insured, Is essl'
Anseraon, M Wbose ioss on On brdng I'D fasntrc il
81 injured for 81. .S0o IN The Liverpool and
Sd9 New Ie5I L. ths g. sa@q ;a,e s Sad,n as "
,tn3,Y)4nn who 10Et A1l1u1 SfM],
There wcrc several other tenants. who=c names
could not be asccrtainca, who lost AZ thel! iurn
my @ be estimated At siG,U0.
ANOTHER Ftlsx
hrokc ont little after niue o'clock IN the evening,
corner M T oi Dearborn and Michigan streeis. Tiles
& Woodmnn. The ars originated IL thc rear raft
| psrts Of ttc bakery, all the -four barrels, and
| considerable portion OF other stock, was
saved. The most Valuable part ot tho bakery
etratcd through the Wtole extent OF the building.
The loss sustained b. un1l y Co, will probably
not exceed <s:o The stock and machinery arc
te1n Equitable anl other companies.
The second story OF ths corner building was oc-
NJ @sn aSat SSaa
stroyed. was valued Mt $tO11, md Is not Insured
Several boardcrH also lost considerably In cloth.
e Sefi eSasn o ho ae IT, Woe9 RdG +
lainacel TO tlla extent Of u. The loss Is fully
| covered by Insurance.
man, were destroyed by the lte. In one Of the
barns wc1c four horses belonging to aIr. Duncan.
whose residence next door, sllshtly suffered from
| from the flames aud placed In The alley, where
they felt into the hands Of 4onac thfevcs. The
| police were sent after ihsm+ and pro6sblg they
| The alarm Of fire sounded from box twcnty-stx,
, 1866-09-03

BErpokrokr. September I. p. nj.
C1xAR1n-Esser. Morris; Bobt- Holmes utcA
Hunter. pekn, e1,7sb 4 lumber; Portland. Lasalle
Imperial. Lockport. ss tons co*1; General Fosezsos
senees; Abbey sprague OttaWa; 1ndors, Seneca, 81
osta Mzne.
AHs1vzp-H. G.. Loonis, Lemout % Jda, Fubble
atone Hcscue Lenaont 20 yds Enhble stones Advanee
Leunout, u J0s dtmeasion stone; Y. 3, Gurnhe. Le
mont Is yd* dimension stone; Investigator, Lenont
% fds dimension Stone 70 ds rubb|e soue Gibraltar
Lemont. 20 yda fubhle Stone; AtiQnlpps- Lenont 50
yds rnbbe stone: LOUISE prtson, 80 yds rubb,e stone
onwasd, Nlrd's Bridge, 90 hu oata. so hu corn
s. Carpenter. Joliet s,au bu cora: Ottawa. Ottawa
40 bu CON Oak Leaf AK sanbte, so bu corn 8tsrs
and ss,1pes Dnnao Rock, $40 pu CON Marion. Nor
, 1866-09-03
~. 40 bu corn fhoaiI. 1eespor. asao oa waess,

st1 40 bu corn fhonix Loetport. 1so9 ba wheat,
AhC0 bn com Monarch, Norris, 800 bu corn.
BK1DoNoE1, H. September 1-9p.m.
C1zAnD-W. 8. GnFnec, Lemout; q. q. Loom,s,
Leiuont; Rescne. fetuoat; Advance, Lemont: InveA.
ughtor. lemont; J. Harrington, MAzse!l1ea, 8,Qn II
1umber. 10 brls line, $1,000 shingles; &. No1thrup,
Prison; propeller Sam. Vat, Ottawa z,sN
os mdse: sallns, Ottaws; Il. 8. Carpenter,
Joliet; BAsge No. !. Lasalle; Geo. L. Tay-
lor, scuth I.ockpoft; Onward Joliet;
IieliAuce Joliet Mount O&k Ie&t Aux Sable n 7 n
lumber, 1,1o It dressed flooring, 500 Il siding 1900
shingles. 20 At Onetda. OttAwa 70 brs salt 10 trls
lime; 1anthe, Mosis. ANn stAves End headings $4,000
II lumber, 70 Loekpors.
Aruvxp7 g. Aluz.ader, Morris, 10 tons cosl 8.
a. Douglas No. I. East Morris Iii tons coal; pt4 l.
JIrcS 10 tpn4 eand.