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An OIL sinfi.

= ~ HmpS, who owned anng
.il.l lnfm, ua, somewhat startled
npr ity ly I'M oiT,r of more than
tAi,r the worth oil II grccubncks
Shall ynn sell the firm, SamuclY
asked hi, wife.
certainly shall, said sam, II
ilc rNritcl individual don't back
out, ar prove Ia he q couple OF cs.
capped lunaiics, as half suppose
ilrn IN he. Aud sell he did,
Amer the bargain was made, and
the money paid, unc Ut the men took
Sam aud his wife 10 the back of his
farm, where there was small OK.
ra,allon in tho ground filled upby
the recent rain.
See wha, you've lost and we've
gained I said the excited individual,
sronping up some Of the water in an
odd tin cup, and holding II up for
their inspection.
Sure enough, the oil was half an
iarh thick ut least on the top of the
wat'r.
Sam was indignant, Ifhe hadn't
been n fool, M hc said 10 his wife,
and Just watched for Indications, he
might have died Il millionaire.
Sans wife was bursting with
laughter. but restrained herself, she
coaxcd her husband into the house
and told him the whole story.
You remember when | had my
cough last winter and the doctor
recommended cod liver oil, Sam, and
you brought home q whole gallon,
because you got it cheap and made
me promise to take n dose three
times day? Well, / didn't, and it
stood in the closet till cleaned the
house, when | threw it all into the
hole at tho foot of tho garden.
Sam saw tho joke, and pocketcd
the cream Of il in the shape of pile
of grccnbacks.
At the last accounts Sam was liv-
ing in clover, while the oil hunters
were industriousy boring-and may
he until this time, for all we know.
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Texas Almanac for 1857

We shall have lot Of these Almanacs
in the course Of ten or twelve days. Per-
sons wishing them can order at once, and
they will be sent to them. Price 81, specie
each. Those ordering them to be sent by
mail, must enclose 9 cents in postage
stamps to pay postage.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29

bsg-ws call atsnilon 10 The card of leo.
pold, Daas A Co., Importer. AMI De,lsfs In
Foreign snd domestic ffsrdwafs, Fancy
Goods, Toys, rainis, oils, GLASS &c., Gal
weston, Mr. llorm,n llirsh one II The
partners, would he pleased 10 see his old
friends visiting the Island City.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29

nay We publish the communication Of
DR.. ]. E. Scott, of this place, together with
the extracts from the Galveston News, and
the letter of MIR. Close with pleasure. It is
subject to which the attention of our peo-
pie should be drawn, and We hope the arti-
Giles will be read by every one interested.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29
nT Buy your goods at Jeffries.

TIE Box FAMILY.-The Box family; who
we're captured by the Kiows tribe Of In
dams last March, and after killing the
husband and q young child, marched then
seven hundred mihs, but finally surren-
dered them to the United States authori.
ties, arrived in Galveston this morning by
the steamer from New Orleans. They are
on their way to Cook county, Texas, where
they were captured, being provided with
transportation BY the GOvernment.-G Gal
Bulletin, 5h.
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g|Attention is called to the advertise.

gD Attention is called to the advertise
ments of W. l.. Robards, Comptroller of the
State. The first advertisement relates to
tie redemption of lands sold for State
Taxes, and payment of back taxes,-ahd
all persons interested should read it. The
second advertisement refers to the Audito
rial Board authorized by the late Legisla-
ture and can best be understood by reading
it, We refer the reader to it.
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NEW R0nKs

Tho following books will be found on sale
~ the AcrAll Office, via;
Prison Life Of jefferson Davis, by era
ven, 80,
Life AMI Campaigns Of Sionewall Jack
son, by Prof, Dabney, 81 4 50.
Pasehars Digest Of the Laws Of Texas, $40
Taylor's (Masoniel Monitor, 81 10,
J. W, SWINDElLS,
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s@-we are pleased to see upon our
streets this week our ancient friend and
townsman, Capt, NJ, l.. Swing, in good
health, and in better spirits as to our na-
tional difficulties than some Of our people
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29

MAsoSIo.-The following are the Offices
elect Of Tannehill Lodge, No. 50, =. 4 A. NJ
for the ensuing Masonic year, and who were
duly and eOnstiiutiOnally installed on the
evening Of the 9th inst:
q. W. Guess, W. NJ
NM. Morrow, S. w.
Up. Hill, :. W.
II. d. cOugbhnour, Treasurer.
Nv. swindslls. Secretary.
o. l. Bailey, S D.
c. O. Newton, J. D.
n. n. Hall, Tyler.
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tSr The latest antiquarian sensation e
the discovery Of an ancient city in sOutbeas-
tern Africa believed 70 be The Ophir Of the
scriptures
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29

nvins Service viii h. h,id a. W ssrfy sanday
hiurrlhf, NJ " rfiork, HRd In mo evening ~ 81
rlnrk, IN the uITrT tom NJ lilfshs hrirk hniding
GfO. NnTrENSfTlN.
Prayer Dnoks ~ sale NJ Mr.sr-. ". u. Pfaihrr A
Cos. The prurerds to dray contingent expenses ~
. the ptTlsh
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT. I
AUSTIN, Texas, Dec. o. 1866. !
Gen, Heinfzelnlon. u. 8. A.,

Gdlpeston, Te1ds.
DEAR GENERAL: Your letter OF LIST inst,
announcing the fact Of your being reliebed
of the command of this military District
was received this morning. l much regret
the loss to the Stnte Of your services at this
junciure. have no doubt Of Gen. Griffins,
and as to his disposition to give our suffer
ing border ample protection. But our peo
pie will sincerely regret that their military
affairs are not 10 be continued in your
hands.
For myself, az the Executive, and for the
people Of the State, beg to tender you my
and their thanks for the uniform kindness
and courtesy extended toall classes, by you,
in the discharge Of your duties as an officer
while among us. With the sincere hope
that your future career may be as pleasant
and prosperous as your former life has been
distinguished, honorable and just and hst
an overruling Providence may spare you
h:any years yet Of usefulness TO our beloved
country, / an, General, with the highest
consideration.
Your frisnd, and Oblgd humble s'vt
rsigned1 wv. THROCKM0RTOS.
Gov. Of TEXAS.
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6-Bryant, the Houston, News dealer,
has sent us the "Old Guard" for December,
besides file of New York and other pa.
pers Thanks
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29

1t is said to be dangerous to be working
with q sewing machine near q window when
there is thunder storm. II is also danger
GUS 70 be working near some sewing ma
chimes vhen there is no thunder storm
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ri - s.
AGRICULTURAL
MACHINERY DEPOT.

MACHINERY DEPOT.
KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND
Isaac Struab's Wheat and Corn Mills.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower.
Thrashers and Horse Powers,
Fan Mills and Corn Shelters.
Hall and Speers' PloWs and HarroWs.
Collins Cast Steel Flows.
John Moores Pl0Ws and others.
Axes, Spades, Shovels, Scythes,
Grain Cradles, &C.,
Sole Agents for the State for the Hy-
drauliC Clothes Washer and
Wringer.
The following Testimony will show
the merits of this machine.
WAxAHAcHIE, ELLIS COUNTY, Tex,
February 9th, 1866.
MEssRs. ScHERFFIUs g. BRANARp, Hous-
ton, Texas:-Gents: Yours of the 9th June
to hand, and contents noted. am pleased
to state that the Hydraulic Clothes Washer
purchased Of you not long since, gives
full satisfaction, and would not be with
out one for great deal. 1t certainly is n
great Labor Saving Machine, and so well
arranged that the clothing is not injured
by the washing. l am satisfied that ere long
it will be extensively used in this part Of
the country. am, very respectfully
C. C. OVERSTREET
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
SChersiius & Rranard.
Houston, Texas, Dec. 2G, 1S6G-l5:Gm.
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20 St. Charles Street N. o.

RsD- We have omitted to note the fact
that Maj. Gen. Heintzelman has been re-
lieved from the command Of this District,
by Mai. Gen. Griffin. 1t is q matter of
much regret to his many friends and admi-
rers, to lose the service of the General, and
we here copy . deserving compliment to
him:
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IKE TsIrE on DEEsss-7hrough i.fierea
eiofhtssnsll vices .rpea-s rooes -rd furTed
rours hi1s al.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-29
~ Buy your Goods at JsHriss.

What is taken from you before yOa get
IL? Your portrait.
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RICHMOND, Dec. lS.-The Military COM
mission to try DR.. Watson met to-day, but
owing to the absence Of witnesses, adjourned
until tomorrow.
Judge Meredith, Of the Circuit Court Of
Richmond, has Issued n writ Of habeas
corpus for DR.. Jas. L. Watson. General
Schofield declined to produce Watson, and
assigned his reasons in writing, to the eff
feet that the act Of Congress July 16, 1866,
requires commissioners Of the Freedmen's
Bureau 10 exercise military Jurisdiction over
all cases involving the right to the equal
benefit Of the laws affecting personal secu-
rity. This act having been officially pub
lished to the army by the Presid ent, through
the War Department, Gen. Schoield says il
is mis- duty as an officer Of the United States
army and commissioner Of the bureau, to
honorable court.
MExPuIs, Dec. ia FIRE broke out in
the basement Of spechts confectionery on
Hanson street at 8 o'clock this morning,
resultingi in an appalling disaster. Sixteen
persons sleeping in the fourth story were
suffocaied, or else svoke to . sense Of their
situation, lsaping through the windows and
we're crushed on the pavement below. Vim.
Jeble, wholesale notion dealer, and his son
were in bed; speeht, wife and child were
asleep; Capt Waldrsnen, Chief Of the Fire
Department assembled BY Q ladder TO the
room, and found the wife dead and yehle
lying on the floor, with just strength enough
lsft TO point 10 the cradle where . child
four weeks old was, and dropped lifeless.
Walrtdin SEIZED the child, escaped through
Q window, the blankets over in face having
saved H. Joseph Bartle, an employee,
jumped from the fourth story, escaped with
slight injuries; ssvsrsi oskers attempted IL
but we're dashed 20 pieces on rocks Nine
negroes employed in the establishment we're
burnt 10 death, ard Of eighteen residing IN
The buildine. only one, Bsrtle escaped. The
engines we're promptly 0nIths spot and
t1finruisbsd the FIRE vita litile damage 10
he bsilding-
WssHrrerox. Dee. 20--Ths President
sonnunieatsd 70 Congress to-day, in sbs-
Hence 70 call Of The House, . Ioiuuin-
BUS eorrssponasBcs W. SAT-. Anna, and
soneerning Ortsga. Mast II i Is ubin;er-
, 1866-09-24

TOR SALE-Cheap, schooner, eleven
i torA {o1d meA6urtme0t) fun decked. good cabin
and fors esse. salls and rigging In good condition.
Address IT j." jS4 6tzscst- JS8
TOR SALE-By Vim. Wisdom 6 Son,
Ala.xe stock of ts.n, B!inds, Door, Mouldtn9s.
Window FTztut4 de-, Ill hrskclaas- 6alearuo IN feAf
q 37 west KandolpS:st 9aass and Factory. ii, AZ
and 43 Eobfh E1nnIlf- Eh1EAX0. YS6a
, 1866-09-24
Il New sY.tem Of Cattle Brokerage.

It is usual for the owners Of fat cattle to aatc7d
the shipment Of thelr stock IN person, and when
they reaeh This market to have them sold. and
the proceeds turned over 70 them directly. This
requires mt one set Of middle men, the cattle
s s ss y en DC as ssss he e4s ,ast
ment q shipping stock, looking after tie sales,
snS isisins tsn saa5Es # !hs proceeds Win what
In Douglas County, ahput scyentceu r,t1es east
Of Tnacola, Is a large tasm owned by = gentleman
q cineInnsti, md e charge Of i NJ. Grecn. oa
fat steers. which he intended to ehip East On lhe
ef s MI de S:as su S1
The enclosure wns examined and found in good
condition they had not broken The fence, and rel
i Was evident that they could only he reported
The day wns spent in searching FOR them in the
neighto1hood without avail. 4 neIshbor who had
lnsI returned from 1nscols, reported meeting !
the description Of Tie missing cattie. ' ''>'' ~
rSsfshnS s 1sRGi r. Gen so1nd TIA,
sas M esesep esS sespp:a ss e.
nsey os Il noon asea az o1
s s,n 4e to hs I na ssshs I'd
agent for one A5e.s of fPcnnsJlyaniu. lie proceeds
Ts.sinE hen s. the sappns boRofs I he; were
orenaken IN Pennsylvania 1T feast tweuty-0us Of
them, and the heads and horns Of the others. Tbs
owner had taken the precaut!on 10 brand them on
the hntns, which Insde them easy of idenhnextlon.
house Of Isaac c. JeHell. OF Tuscols, and from
their manner excited suspicion that ill Was not
right The station agent recognized one Of them.
named Compton, a. the man who, nrder the namc
Of Hail had shipped the four cas loads Of catsle.
'aft tne 5.ssha VA ssnt for to
the charge ofstealing the ca&t1e from Mr.. Green.
A few days later requikition camc rom fnat-
ana t9T two Of The paettes, who we're charged with
rumor says 516, 6,ooo-whlch his been lodged III
hank, subject 10 order Of conrt- Il IL probable
that the lawyers will have 4 good time In ascet.
the meantime slock growers protest against this
new system Of putting fat cattle on the market
and dtspostnG Of the proceeds. a bo}der systena
t!y, aud had the parties LEFT for some new deld
they might have escaped trsdce, but they are now
In faif way to have 1uauce meted ont to them.
, 1866-09-24

evening. -. -@s>'A "
,.g, coss.EnAr :. Tn Dsqerq, wsose high musical
standing lerRthened ebsence INN, IN city' h.s
rsturned and Mll gtve concert On tho evening Of
Sisted by the very best Of talent.
Cmcrs-on Eoudsv The ,,-cn. H..t.,n f,frc,,
and Hippodrome. under The management OF III.
Henry Palmer, Will open On the corner Of State
and Washington streets, continuing for oua week.
Among the principal attractions Of tic exhibitions
a.e Mfs. Charles Warner, formerly Mfs. Dan.
Eiee) who sppsa5s n her celebrated magl acts !;
also, .. =: Baeheidez. from Chirin1's Circus,
Hayans, and large corps Of excellent per..
IqlmefH.
, 1866-09-24
Markets by Telegraph.


Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Press
NEW foaE, September 22.
The ease IN money continues as great as ever, snd
the supply largely exceeds the demand.
GOLD,
The gold market closed up quiet It 14sx.
-. STOCKS.
The stock market Was nrm After the one O'Clock
boato' out TIC market Vas generally quiet
.-..... WEEKLY REVIEW.
Flour has been much excited. although variable
Inc moderate receipts And s1uan stock have created
etsong competition between buyers ut times. Tbe
present supply Is less than hiss been knoxu fos many
Years u tnis mc hence The strong upward tendency.
Gneornd Hour has advanced $1.0o barrel, and l,ss
been taken freely tor coastwise trade and export Tbs
exports Of the week were l926 bFla against se brg
for the corresponding week last year. The sales Of The
week were $1,000 hrls Western. The market closed
active and buoyant
Wheat has been active. and l2a1sc oushe1.
All descriptions arc In demand and inferior Qualities
particularly sought after at the Close Tbe stock ia r
dused to Us oo bushela which ia extremely light The
tendency ut the close IL strongly upwarl uotslth.
standing the extreme prices pzcyailing
Oats have been excited and advanced ive cents and
the market closes drn. With argc speculative ppr-
ch2ses.
Corn has been extremely active and excited. The
movement is chiefly Speculative. The transactions
have reached a million and half Of bushels Al tha
close prices show IN advance Of seven cents busne
The present stock is !, 800 900 bushels.
HAR1ET AID BARlKY MALT
have been more active, and are t1m at tho close
NYE.
Bye has sold more freely at advance Of +c to &c
bushel and c1oees zm. The stock Is large exceeding
10000 hu.
PROVISIONS
have been In fair request, although prices generally
have favored the h1yer The speculative demand has
not been 20 brat, and buyers have bought spasingy.
CuTroy.
Cotton has advanced slightly. and p1,ces are steady
The stock Of cotton In this port Is NOT far from 1boo
bales. The sales and resa1es for the week were 100
bales, and tho receipts 3so. and since September lit
15,s1 bales.
DET GOODS K1cHASof.
Brown EhteunGs-Atlantc a. 2aKc; Amoskeag l.
2Ac; Peppereu R, aaXci Perpczen 0. eoKc; Pep.
pesel n, 1ec-
pleaehed sheettnes-Sew York Mills, &c; Big MA,
Sc: Blackstone, &c, Hope, 2ac.
PEtats-Nerrimse n, 2t@7ec; Aerrimac D, Sc:
Hamilton. 19Nc; American. 1sKc; waregau. lsc.
brown Drs1ls-PepptFell, &c; Winthrop, iac.
Corset Jeans-natcs. se; Saumkeag, 2oc; Washing
ton Sattetn+ sc.
, 1866-09-24
IS1iuoiB ana ntfchignn Canal.
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribune,

..' BIDoxroRI, NJ, Sept III p. m.
cI1AEn-1: Cooley. Lemont; Col. Manning, L.
mont Lady Franklin, Iemont; r. 8. Gusnee4 L.
mont 1nvestisatoE. lemont; S. F. Gale, Len,ont;
Gold Hnnte9, ST. Lcuis. IL t6s feet lumber; Australia
st. Lo1iA sss fees lau1ber: Phonix, Loekpoyt IS
brh sait Monsauk St. Louis o. 800 feet lumber,
shingles, 1000 18th; II. l. Adams 10. !. ST. Leuis,
1880 feet lumber. 600 lsth a. g. Carpenter, St.
Louis eao6 teet lumber, edoco shingles. 1o9 lath
Cayugs, fockpor Il 81 feet lumber, 10 brls salt; D.
e. HoEsan, Joliet Mound; Tobacco Plant. Kaokake,
1900 feet lumber. aoo shingles Waterloo, st. Louis
n6n2 feet iume so A!h GibrA1seE. Joliet Mound
Contest Morris Lione4s, 1oekpo9t !. 81 et lumber
1crnont 1scou, = 100 teet lumber, 100 shingles John
Morrison, Henzy, g, ,oo Ret lumber; unadls. Aar-
settles.
Axx1Tro.-Nor.h America, Edcs, $500 bu corn +;
prop Whale ots4wa, la bu barley, 81 brs -FOUR s
Ts stareh, $500 III seeds ~ vate1me11ons; Marion.
L1sA1e, SIS bu corn; E. Rurnhau- Prison, 80 yards
ruhhle stone 20 yards subb1e sto1o; Rescue Iemont,
Is rards dimension stone; Sunrise. Prison, $50 nj
Empty barrels; Milwaukee, Lasal1e, 5000 bu corn:
Missouri. lasa1le. A3oo bu cru A. II. Bennett o.
lava. amo bu corn Aa1y WalkE, Lemont, 20 5s.ds
ruh12a seooa; LsVta. Prison. % Jazd8 subbe stons
Geo. l. TaJioe, 5oush Lockpor 81 yards tp.sp Hons
AQuippa4 Leznons, 80 sazds zuhb!e ssoas; constttu-
, 1866-09-24
AMUSH MENTS.

THr nAxLox Bno1uKns arc At the opera House,
where Tor three evenings during the past week
their almost marvellous performances hare kept
crowded audiences In hreathleas admiration from
beginning to close. We need not to particulartxe
the features Of the entertainment which 80 many
have already Witnessed. We bat echo the opinion
OF al who have seen them In saying that they glre
one OF The moat e1uaotdinayy and absorbing e1-
hbits ever mado In the S6tes, They remain
with III during the Fair week.
MusEux.--Iho "1n7tsible Prineea u announced
iof the coming wcek, preceded each evening by !
seIhe Mllles's MA1d."
MoVIcKKn's TnEAfnA.-sClAhyoyanen" win be
continued through the Fair week. The snperh
, 1866-09-24

.... NE~ aok1. september z.
CorToS-Tery strong and Improving: PRICES h{rhr .
ea'sS So bales at SC fot middns upands and 81 iof
FLouI-1n3aac better, 47.Ha1oao fbr extra Stat. i.
eS.h71l,8 for extra Round Hoop Ohio, apt ali "a
l3:so for trade brands closing nf11,. FAAo"@
WntsKKr-Fery nfIn sales SO brls n, hord ~
4aS S*c. tbe !After pf1Ct FOR old. ' -
GkAN-Wh heat e better. with light aE.ppfr and mol
ssate Sc h hi299ify Sl@%aSoo % AZ common H. Milsaa.
e. e. Wessa e r ns51sy nmef eood new stsse
Irost accounts nom the Wcss ssons specnlsuye
ae9ena pIaSst h1Ie adyanced asc per hn. closing,
m fons; ss1sa aad resale. 1@ 1' b. ut tqu9sa: sc
anoat; S0@93c for do in staie; ~: fhr Weste9eaa
SO bu the market il .nore sctiys hi nq .. ~ osi
seS5tne Moa laster ps1ees fot choice: ''' INV 'a
ona Ma9G;9pist 9ee;d9p ~ dropping. Psces, however, With
GaScEEI3eNCofse more .:csdy and quiet. susa,
lakees dull. 0A0 ~ Aoi : osAo AA'e"' AAo
for refined In bond, S~'8~ A0' >@""-T "41" s'sSsst
TEo1Is1oNe-PQF.- or,ar ,od etn.av ~ s~q mac, >,
tSs o1d aSs &c. aaf s. tsse% cans e1
ssGaayy aSSyn nhss and January, selless' op.ion: .
iof ffau:tc. Bnier dull Il eoaDc lor Ohio.
, 1866-09-24
NJ a II II / Il ID ,

IN iAs city, on The zlst INST, 1t the Norwegian Iuth
fran GhafCh. pr the Rev. Mr. Chron. Mr.. HALTOK
insALEoNsoA isal and Alss CARRIE G. SELylz, Ill oi
son, ALEXANDER C. SAVIGE II, b. G. n. oftha City
O. Ottawa. ant Miss MARGARET JANE, youngest
C. W. ~" ~ - 7sS''
e L. ths etty @ ep 4 the soih !nst7 By The Rev. y: W
ETer9, EAASLGS i. WALDF0S. OF Buffalo. and MA.
Of Albany. n. +. s->s7
COPY. e'so'<
ri A. Great Fails n: H.. on the l1th inst, Dr..
A EHAh4ES Y. QLES0S. Of BloomlnEdste, ILL.,, md
Great Falls. ~ ~'e'' VI
AZ Elizabeth NJ on Wednesday, Sent 18th. at the
X T. HAISEs. H., or 1.eayenworth, Kxnnax. and
MAHi AUGUSTA, eldest daughter OIL. D. Price, Eso,
Boston. MAss On The 18Th inst at the First Bst)-
ist Church. BY the Rev. Dr.. SeAlc, Mr.. JOHN N. K,
MAEBRo9k an4 Aiss MARY a. FRANCIS, both Of
, 1866-09-24

FOR sA1E-Or to Rent, covered e1-
suitable tor bakery and pie axtnt 5I1 Wess kinHe.
, 1866-09-24
St. Louis mnrket.

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. Lotus, September u.
TonAcco-Fizm. lugs, from &so0salo; shipping
leaf ffom siosls1o; manufacturing leat from si4po
@4ooo.
FtoCH-steady and dzm. with sales Of akte.5o, aud
Xxx al }l2D.
GEAN-wheat higher and scarce, at el.sa921s for
spring. and t2no@267x tor fall. Corn frm but slow
At tic for yellow. and s37c for white. Oats ns1n at
i.a@ec- Rye nrua. u so@ssc Barley higher; x.esx.
Wn1sKHf-S1,St921 81 ga1lon.
PEoy1s1oss-Mces pork, ss3sass3,s5. Bacou-13xo
for city shoulders loose and paekc and for ctsr
Sides packed And Assed plain harns loose
at &c. Lard heavy and lower; sales Of prime Ut 1a
19dc, md Is kegs choice It 2lLt
, 1866-09-24

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hunel
AMwACKKK. Sept. u
F1orH-Acttye and advancing. Sales 100 hrta II
*u.tss1aso fnr best winter; {io.3@u.13 foS double
extra spring; t1o1s01o.7s Tor exsza.
GxAIS-Hheat dropping and a4tc lower. Sales At
l. m. Bosrd 1900 bu 1t 2l,81 for So.7; $18 for No
5. 4l.40 for rejeeted Noon Board sales 6doo hu II
G&2o6 for No Il s41 SIX tor No. z; sls4 seller
al month; &1s for No. 5; 11.+o for rejected At.er.
noon Board unchanged. Oats nominal. Corn uxue,.
tied. Sales 800 bR Al sc. Bye advanced &c. sa1es
go bu No. at 72c-
wooIeCuchanEcd. salea loo rs at &c.
HoFe-Duu At Soc.
RIcKrrs- br1s nour; 5000 .pr wheat 1..oo bu
oats
sarrxks1s- ,poo bu cats 10000 pu vhea.
, 1866-09-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

Thc best and aurest remedy In the
a1sted during thc process Of teething, il Ms.
Minslnv's Soothing Syrup. It rot only relieves
the child from pain, hut fnsigoratee The stomach
elesp 10 tho child, gives rest 10 Tie mother. Per
fect!y sate IN al cases, Thirty-nYe cents bottle.
, 1866-09-24

$4,000 Reward Challenge to Tho
whole world. Miss Tennessees great Cancer
Rcmedy extracts caucers root and branch without
pam Gr the nse OF Instrument or caustie. Il can
gans without danger. A complete cure is guar
autsed In every case. Also lit other diseases
treated With the same auccees at her Magnetic In
5.0lt. post Office.
, 1866-09-24

AxoruIn ASSAULT OK 4 GAxoI1u.-The uotor-
tous Captain Hyman, gambler Of this city, was
assaulted last evening by Annie Stafford woman
Oh whore bounty he Las eubsisted for some time,
and hurled down iltght OF stairs At st Randolph
strees. The a&sault was caused by Jealousy On
the rart Of the WOMAN, Lyman having attempted
70 run away hom her week ago. Except giving
the "csptain terrible fright, no harm was
, 1866-09-24

Ing daily cured by few doses o{ METcA1rk1e
GuIAr RHEUMATIC RK0DY. Lonp T. SXrrH
agcnta. T:xs1
, 1866-09-24

ToLkpo September T.
tloCH-SAlea double extra from white wheat fl273
,sEAfSoWheat 12c better. Sales new fo.6o; smber
3!!ch: x29. No new; nrw No. rcd WAbashlf3E EiH:
and ssos1g q 54e better Sales No. m!ed . to ;sc
quiet and frn. 0 "9~'' As'
lAKE EEE11nTS-pnIl and unchautei.
, 1866-09-24

cuoLIAA-serenc csscs Of cholera were rcpor-
ted at the Health 0faee on Saturday, only one Of
which vas 1ltal, and yesterday Tho same number
1t1l.