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Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
Ere derrick Koehler and Nicholas Koehler, un-
der the firm name of +. & N. Koehler, was
this day dissolved By mutual consent. go
The business will be conducted hereafter
by N. Koehler, who hopes to merit the liberal
custo1A heretofore received by the firm. X
Persons knowing themselves indebted to
the firm will please call Immediately and set
tie their accounts with F. Koehler at the
store. FREDERICK K0EHLER,
$50 NICHOLAS KOEHLER.
Woodsfeld, July Is, 1866. -Z-zz--.ss.
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Noticesto Teachers.

The next meeting of the Monroe County
Teachers Association will be held in Woods
field, for the week commencing
MONDAY, October 4. 1866.
Besides the regular exercise, a numberiof
Lectures will be delivered on various bran
ches of Education.
Arrangements have been made with the
proprietor of the Union House, and with pri-
vate families, for boarding on reasonable
terms.
Turn out, Teachers and We will have
pleasant and profitable meeting.
W. s, WILEY, Sec.
Woodsfeld, Aug. 7. s.,:ss
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Ds~"Ts Andrew ] Johnson the President
Of the Union party Union Standard.
No, thank God he is President Of the
United States. KeatacAy GqzeHc
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Ntl, advertisements,
Wanted! Wanted!

OATS, Flax Seed, Butter, Eggs. Dry, Apples,
" Feathers, &c., &C. Highest market pri-
ces paid for the same, by
FARRIER, LoBENSTEIN & co.
Clarington, Sep4w2.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale fine tract Of
land, at Buck Hill Bottom, containing
S I x 7 Y I'VE a GR ES,!
good bottom land, forty acres cleared. For
further particulars, address q = a'sss
JOHN MUHLEMAN, JR.,
aug2Sw3. Hannibal, Monroe Co., o.
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Frederick Ashhaugh,'s Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN was, on the 7th day of August, 1s66;ap.s
pointed Administrators ON the estate of Fgeds
erick Ashbaugh, decd. SIS snaisW
augllWa. ROBINSON MLANE,s
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Character OF the Articles of tn,
Treaty Signed at Prague.

BERLIN, August 27.-Irformation has
been received here which induces the
general belief that the articles Of the
treaty Of peace, signed at Prague, are al
most identical with the original prelimi-
naries to peace interchapg at Nichols
burg on the 26th OF July. The articles
of the treaty viii not be made public,
however, u ntil it is ratified by all the
parties inv olyed.
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as weak and erring humanity can never

as weak and erring humanity can never
judge.
His death must have been for but
little convulsion 6f the frame took place,
and even that was very slight tremor of
the extremities. In three minutes all
motion had ceased, and in twenty-one
minutes the corpse was cut down and ex-
amined by the surgeons who pronounced
life totally extinct.
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Democratic Nominations for Com
greSs i'm Ohio.

The chances of election of all these
gentlemen are good.
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The war at an End.

LONDON, Aug. 23.-Advices from all
parts show that the war in Europe is end
ed for the present.
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Memphis.

MEMPHIS, Aug 27.-Ten cases of
cholera and four deaths were reported to-
day.
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A "negro minstrel" named William
Holmes, died of cholera in concert sa-
loon Office in Cincinnati The man who
carried his death notice to the newspaper
Offices died three hours afterwards. A
friend Of Holmes, named James Maley
became alarmed at the sudden death of
Holmes, took to drinking brandy, be-
came intoxicated, fell out of a fourth sto
ry window and was killed.
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HIS SISTERS LAST FAREWELL.

About ten o'clock all other visitors to
his cell were excluded (save the Rev. Mr..
Snowden) to permit two of his sisters,
Mrs. Mcneil and Mrs. Sutton, to bid him
their last adieu. The interview is de-
scribed as having been efecting in the
extreme. The choking sobs and affec-
tionate utterances of the two relatives who
had clung TO him and his cause with that
fidelity which it seems is vouchsafed
alone to the gentler sex, however debased,
were too much even for Covert, reared, as
he had been, IN the haunts Of vice and
infamy, and for the first time his feelings
oEercame him, and he wept-wept freely.
, 1866-08-08

A Family School {or Boys, ut Lake Forest, III
The Fall Term commences WEDNESDAY, tho Ith OF
sepIee@s5 e. Tbs establishment n has bscn :Fsas n
dress 1rf3eT PROF. F.. BAtaI2EIl.
, 1866-08-08


...sN.... se' aae eonalss. LII e"hnee"
-. .i.,ss.. SeS ofieans' lot 1a'f.
a.a ~ '"e -o,' "'s seafa a. being located
...s H>r ~ .r.... es - sptsiA'ist N tae
y. .,saes' >s44 oo ooslol%ea * nla
.s'-ss w. .As.e~ ..' 49, 'e -lsns eA ana aaa cnre
,n,-s . -.e1 49,. -" uta3A1
.N..-s.sSs.. ~ .ss.es.".. 49,, 80. s1ua
~A' 1'+ @14' >'A1 "A~N'' VI
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u'.' - -. ~ eD'uSA
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uA' - -4N.A' ~. p1-4ADs's @st'1
~AsS ~ 'Ae 0o1 1~4o.- eoAs~-' ~ A'"'|4 w. ''e'so'
, 1866-08-08

HE ICRS-GENHspE PlcS1c.-Ihe Tus1-(c.
1cinec.os Society Of Gc1man Turner'S, ,held apicnsc
OF. Monday at Iiass' Park, which WIS largely at
tended and very much enjoyed. Three trains were
despatched from the t;aena Depot at intervals lu.
ring the day take the e1cur.ioatsts 10 tho scene
Of their fc:tistty. Each truin was accompanied by
ane car which was heavily laden with lager beer
aud other essentials to tho full enjoyment OF
Unrt al The grounds, there WAS no lack Of oppor-
uniiy for enca an einlncnsls eoeial company to
of1aser and the spciety Of those OF both sexes who
Feak the mothcr tousus itat German Will not he
happs1 dpp TT daueln; M nooss VIC e in aee ,S .s
valtz!ng-L4- fasoFttc German daace-wAs tho
nesuiiatiE feature Of The recreation. Geadcs this
diversion. there was ths wlis1Eis, ais7;un shoot
snE galleries. Eynuastc exercises, and various
one of tae 7ealins attractions nj tho r:cn.c was
the zencirg exhibition, wherein section OF the
T1rn:Gc1einde engaged il, sham t1nels upon =
5aIsed circular platform halt toF tho oeci-ion.
geditsble 10 both themselves and nd their tc.caeis,
..thc falas of the foil ti' :. corapiica,rd 4alnse
6 eass s 81" # aee das ws; &c foa
between Mr., 6; Sehw...z and III. Strickrot:. Af-
IT, aesepianee, IL eSoes q sseas ,as ssens 1t
fo1ls rEpseed, and tl!ere was EaI,a .ucccs-
so1 e NUT fs, a
eueeeedcd nEst in hitting The other on the right
81, eaou Of Of hs re 9Sas %iasIe. A he III a.r sS
II m end, <suickrsd, tho champion. having scored
nlnr ,,unt; =, : Sthwcrtz Gre. The duel Wns snc
cecdcd by bayur!et exercise bct,ycsn irofrsso;
Dc PcleTum and 3Ir. August itcs. This wns fu1
lowed 6y Other ducl+, The skitnlncss exhibited Ii
NhicsI excited much adm1ration and fsequcn
hearty applause.
Towald the middle at lie nf.esnoon the weather.
rhith bad been omiIous all day, settled Into
sitting. gentle rnin. IT did not brcaE mp the pic
e1eurriousts, NJ whom, 1t IL believed, there wctt
fnllS 90 present. They returned to thc ci,y vel
plcaeed with The excursion. ul,ic! had been mark
rain.
, 1866-08-08

10 the only Physician ~ Specialist now in tho city
that can Re entirely relied upon. Go TO 1rx and not
sues Disease TO remain In your aJstem disnguring
your face and bod besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects In life. f1c has made personal
disease and ncErous debility his study for tho lust
twenty years, and l.. therefore, the person whom all
INFLICTED should consult. No ono crcr hearl OF patient
Of Ills not being cufetir!ncc he has been In Ills city.
Ills reputation has vouchers in all tho city papers.
his patients, md the nIe!eA! profession. 10th csc nn
abroad. NJ being the most skilled Specialist here md
thorough master Of hs profession. Il nil others Ga!t,
don't despair; give him call. IL oaly coumon
occurrence with him 10 curc sre cascs. lIlt rooms
arc separate fur ladies anil gentlemen, ana the most
complete In the city. Consultation. frcc and COZ
ndeniiai.
pGcc 17D South C1ask'st. corner Of Mourocak llalf
block from, The Post O!rcc. rost ullce Iox IL l.,
Chicago, Ill. otilcc hours from y a. IN. to SPIN.
Send sor Ills "Guide to Health" published monthly,
nrc Of charge.
Yors0 NEx. TAM PARTICULAR TorYCK.-Doctof
Dgeiow dcyotes mneh Of Ills time TO tho treatment d
those cases caused by secrct habit which ruins both
boy an.l mn. unttinS tho unfortunate individual for
either business or toccty. Tho sad effects Of tcsa
carly haha. the excess Of pcr ycara Il to weaken
and dcbtllsatc the constitution, destroy tho Physical
and mental powers diminish ami cnfeble tho natural
feelings. ard exhaust the Vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures Of lie uarrc tbs object Of marriage
frustrated, md existence Itself rendered term Of TN
ccasinG alsel and regret. Such persons, especially
those contemplating nlnsragc should foeo no lime In
making immediate application, as Dr. B. By hts new
treatment Is enabled 10 ensure speedy a1a permanent
cure.
sB-onec. ~ South clsskst, corner Of Xonroe-ss.
rf1a4t
, 1866-08-08

sA1PAESTs or LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO, ron
TIE WEEK ENDING August .lTu. AND Fnox JAN.
tn TSTE.
, 1866-08-08

nnrf,tr t},n nf.1,%.u., t,,rn. +t.
,o.,, W.. faSe.hi ~, as "sa.ne' i.ae
~, f.,j,o"rv rs;,,s ~ -. os
th,s r,nr-,rm ri. h,a ,ans ~. ..s+'.. "ua
w,th Tc.ard r. tb ,o ,rsaat 1,,, ,,.s
IT. r."s ~ ~ ~" "Nsa' "e' .''tsss eic
49,. s.nuu seeea. ss,s' ~ ~ ~" lass
~ s.,s.s, - ~ nNa .sonna iol n,aln.
,,. III ~. oas ncle A'"'
~. wv -. eae " au acuss s.ppIns mosc
"G.t ~ ,,."', ~ Sp.a', ons1uees WINS very auu.
;" "a'e ~ scioI ~ "eltet uemauA
~, ~ - 80. WI saies u ~ ptts al
~" ~ w. n"sA .!eaee WYE "ac''e auu atm' LOT
~ ~. W "a ~. an4 eansastso l'aeon Aanas
VI W. sou soa5 ~ ~. a,a.u WIS III eooa teqncs.
~ ,1 a,," ".'n eaes VI -" ''es' A1'ne Sec Ieat
Tie maFi:e, IN, r1cbr,pcs ,rss ort., aud ro
-, -. -. w uie ~ ~ <~;--ss' aau ~
osss 40" PROOF. honued at :4c-honds cancelled
here. lsondSd Wincs, With transportation bonds,
! were sold at a51.c
Th. FLAIR 7nnrlc. ,,.oa mint AM, s,,oa~r ,,1,,
o1s ~ m ,.1. 80 -. aae etsaust "stn
FATE " .f7ou ntts ~ -S91s-'Su 1o1 Wante VIII
ter. anu <"-"jG3-s3 to1 goud to chufre spring
e1ttas.
rn,- a,"n, w." W. cco a''u 70 noG Fa.es
10y p"1e $1,000 "uaae1s d. st't' ios ~ ". No.
a;asIes S 10y .1 ~ ~ su.a. ~ t-ne maeAet
Surinr in s,ors N.w Sr.s,o wh.a. W. sa,, ~
snn,n1, ~ II 7.6s1 IN IN t,.ni. 'eS eeA1 -
| Thc,a .ras ~, sctJr. s,tn.,r, so-,.,acc.
md thc ,narrnr ,ros ~, nnd :. 1,,nh." ,,nr ~
,,,.,.. ,r,,h ss,.s - 49, nca .'.. ~
, 1866-08-08

AT a meeting Of the Directors OF the Third Ma
tieAa Danl: Of Chicago, lcld at their bAIk ing Of
1cc IN tic 9Th u August l6GG, the following pre-
an1tlc md resolutions were unanimously adopt
cd:
WHEnEAs. This Board I.avc been advised or the
sudden ac1ulse Of ilc Hon. Elias Below. uulmcs,
Of Brockfort. New York. oHr esteemed flirnL INT,
assocsate Director, whn,1 We lavc known 30 well,
some of us from toyltood, and have observed, III
oNr Intimate a*frentfnn. mud otherwise hin rtn,.-
1ior gdts md honorablc cl,nracrrIr'e: which have
and useful liie therefore
H!ott!d. Tint We hcseby express our deep eor-
raw for the great loFs sustancd by ourselves Ills
numerous fEentls. aud tic community wllcso he
has 20 long resided.
H<sairfd. !hat wc hereby lender nnr heartfelt
sympathy to htn hCrcavctl Inmy and relatives and
Pray That "l1c who docth NIL things weiI'' mny
n.a:c is parental waclful 70 ,nArlsed aud tan
tlrir othcrM fre Isrc}nrabe lt,sr.
E:al7s, That the President be requested tn fur
Ith COPY ot thcnc proceedings 10 III. is.nily md
to Is eo, tIn Holmes. Erq Cashier Of the bank,
md now In Europe.
Nsofeed, That az token Of orr rerpcct md
personal regard for the licensed, tai. Board Nill
now uljuurl.
, 1866-08-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

Proccedi11Es In tho Courts Yc*tcrtlaY-
Marriage and Dlvorrc-OrtlcFa in tho
superior Court-Suits Against 1.ali-
road CoEnpnnic.-SIandcr- Cases,
SrrE11on corn7 OF Cn1cAoo-Hon, John IL
H7lson, Ck4<f Justice, ard Hons J. E Cary a1d
J. 4. htntton, dssoctate Jusftces.-Orbornce ct al
II. lns'e Ct al On motion Of plaintiffs attorney
dismissed At plaintiffs costs.
Dent ys. Cory. Ejectmcnt- Rule 10 plead In
twenty days.
Dent rs. GaEity. Rnlc to plead in twenty DAYS.
Dent y. Brccler- Rule to plead In twenty
days,
n!cknau Ct n. vs. Chicago & Great Eastern
Eai cad Company. Petition for nanaamns.
nFdcsrd that alternative writ issue, rcturnable
1;l,ns' Tic first Monday OF September.
Iasptce ss Fannan. Rule on sheriff to return
Jones ct al. vs.. Chicago i Northwestern Ras1.
w vi! SoSminans stipnlation FLED ordered thst
d.f.sdant release a1l claim in replcyin Bond.
Gardiner Ct Al. rs. Brewster. Deiaat entered
Whslen r. abrams. Ordered that defendant be
noyd vr. o'Brien. Rnle to plead within twenty
SHERMAN .e. o'Neil. Rnlc to plead in twenty
xs5ssss lanes =; 53mes: In ch.nesTy Default, and
missed i rlsin;ia costs; PsiH,ia to retain shc
siillman rs. Michigan Southern ! Northern In
diana Railroad Company. On motion Of plaintiffs
Col Il, Maper, Kule on defendant to plead in
days 10 amended declaration.
1asssber. atmns1E1for, etc., We. Ogden. In
Itn $u,fs.-Robcrt q. Goodwillic IS. Georce
y: iew. Action Of attachment to RECOVER an H.
Legation TINT Few is about 10 dispose Of his goods
i'hil;ip 4. Kcohane VS.. Jacob Singer and uenry
laid i, {5oi. ''''~'~ 11''Ae7
, 1866-08-08
HpSTETTERs5
Stomach bitters !.

Have been about fourteen years bcforc the puhlle.
Ticir protective and rcnc!a! properties have bcc1s
testtti by millions of human bc!u;H aud their reoEd Il
satisfactory. Their !u,uen* popularity. sha
Increase. II better guarantee Of their usefulness THAI
any printed euiosy. 1t Ii not 1hus tl,at yA1LrKz1
prosper.
c1e1r+ishtc.l and unprcjudccd members OF the
faculty have approved them. and they aeo now
commended In private practice By tunreds Of tsnaity
physicians.
The preparation has long since found lis way into
our military and civil hospitals 1t Is not unknown
on the battlefield means OF sustaining the wounlei
soldier ta!ut win loss OF bt; In the navy
Invaluable medic ! substitute for the anlrcrnset aco-
hal which formerly serycsl out to sailors Under
the name Of "zrog." There facts caEry thcir OWL
1cnt with them. and they submitted pfr1~
tscs from which c.esy Intelligent rcaier draw his
own conclusions.
, 1866-08-08

-Eccetycd to-aAy. none; shlpped to.
az ~ ~ tnt Meats = brls Beef LII orls i'ork
hs following table shows the receipts and shipments
Of Provisions during TIC lust week: =
TLccd. Ship'd
Gut Meats, rs 600 .t61
4,olk+ ps!s. !. 63i
ttttts lfs.. none 81
A1st 70: none H19o
ne narAts nt tfofitlona frtnaln8 very quiet and
!htrr no Mates! !s change tn prices. EtocE4 4re Be-
nS Franai!y rsdnsei aad sisl;oush t;ae demand Is
ne.s r, r;oEka,ssrkst ; 81, gu!st BIT nm ssles today
tns, nt 81. 50 J; 50 bEls do At Ee-21. ''& S'~A7
1nll nicnts.SiaIkst quiet and noualnal. stocks
Eoqyh s!aes a9he for Dry Sailed Hams, and liT5l5c
lsAs1ac- -" y"
RHeqn-sa1es to-day, 20 tca sugar Cured and Can.
Fasst lacon Hams II 2{c. packed and dellyced Fan.
e. 90 Ee!l q 8@26c, and plain do At Magic.
III M1Mrd-lhere y tal. demand for Land aud the mar
ktt 1rmeF sales today EtFc 100 tcA prime winter
Lasd Ut 3!c; 1s tcsdo 1t c sum
Ing 10 GpalitE. ~ N
, 1866-08-08


arc in active demand ut ni, and Chamber Of Com
ucsce Stock nj 81. without sel1cn,
Tho Commissioner OF Internal Iacvcnue hail
occasion to ca1l attention to The fact that the new
Law makes tic word money to include CHECKS,
drafts, md other instruments given for The pay
mcnt OF money. md therefore the receipts for
sneeks, DRIFTS, &C., aFe 10 b. stamped as II given
.ot money. Tie ne. Internal revenue differs FROM
ehe old one concerning brokers' salcs OF stocks
'ao oonos. which, under the Latter, were assessed
upon ue nas's o1 the par ealuc, but under The
ne~ .a", lsom August l, 1s6G, mast be affixed
npon the t'aels Of the amount Of sales,
The Following i4 All official rtstcmcn, Of the
resources nnd !laeif!tc, Of tho ,,asioua, banking
day OF Ju1y, 1866:
, 1866-08-08

TREASURY DErAn{xExT !
OFFICE CnXT1n0ILEn or fAE f.tr,nrv-
NAsu1SGToS, August :. ISGS.
Abstract Of quarterly report Of tie na.tn,,,1
inc tcir condition on the morning of g. sunM srst
Monday Of July. ls1G, before The commencement
Of business on that day:
, 1866-08-08
The following .abIe shows the progress Of the
National Debt, less caah on hand:

Inc Money market to-day was very qutet-the
dfsagreeablc weather having limited all out-oidoor
business, rrimc paper remains in good request
at 10 per cent per annum hut inferior grades arc
negotiated by street brokers at rates equal to
1G1A per ccut per month.
Eastern Exchange is In good demand and scarce
At par buying md LILO premium sclling. Hound
lots were cold among bankers at premium Of t;0c
rcT thousand; Int, even at this rate. tho supply
was not equal to the demand, and some OF our
!! lcaatng bankers had to express currency to New
York.
The general Produce markets to-dny were hEmer,
hat will, thu exception Of good shipping demand
tus Com, thcrc was very little actisity. Flour
quiet and flrlt. Wheat WIS dull aud without ms
,teE!al charge In price. Cum ruled 1c higher and
| aaorc active. Oats, Rye and barley were very
quiet. lltghwsncs were qnet and steady. Pro-
visions were etcady. Mrss Pork ssas more active
at full prices. Lard was firm aud In fair demand.
Gold opcucd tn New York to-day al 147si. nnd
closed at lis. The following are the quotations
| tClcCranhel to Doyu B-othusg cold brokers':
, 1866-08-08
Me1ical.
PROTECTIVE <emerts.
N E EDlCATlo N.

uo,.x.va n,a ,,.u,,,,. ~. dsx+,,rr
that holds good In the science Of medicine a. wc In
the science or government For morr than two thoz
and years It considered necessary By phYaies 70
rsosERA7K their patients In order to euzu them. Tha
sketch shat lessr gives OF Dr. sangraio IN his stre
ofGn Bias. womb 1t almost any OF the medical u1tu
rrr1to~ ..,,rs+,a, esase.s - nhsans' oles'nss
t,.,r ,,o,n -,,,,,,~ ss. ..-e'' aae ~a" "os
years becn In great measure abandoned though ther
nw medical fossils who continue to insist tnxt
depletion L "tne eosee'sns thing In the world" tor
people "nom diseases mas aieaas depicted almost to
.ro- on+,-..,n , s,a.r.rt on,n,,, ~, e.,,sa.
...,,, v..r-. =, ,,4.,,,, ,,,, D,s.... ,,a.,.,
Disease to put down Nature Bushese they mcctwtth
avery sezious difficulty. The ao171c1ALxA1KR1Axxn,
does rot supply them with the hest means OF eaecttng
sas, object 1hls az. the mos1 eminent men N The
.. ~ ts."ss.,~.. 1"A''s"s'' >S'' >''N4 sA'7A
%.
~ NJ. .-r,r... ~. - ~ uuts
morr .srnt,c., ,hcr tss,.,s =, ~ -.
rned,e,rs.~ 'es''1a "a S1' 'H'ae u o4af
Professor WILLARD PAREEH. II. n. th,, vho-,
man kands higher In his profession on INT. e,,A ~
the At1aouc 6ay8: "Qf all sciences mei,r,,r 4. .t.s
most uncertain"
~. n-,for,a ,t.crxnrr ~,
,.o,. md rhvv,rt,rs ~. r.,n.. 'as
n,,,ca ,,,s .ro,or-,, o,,,-., ~. n,,e,tas,a ~
Of the drugs used In hospital practice. He said he
kneT th's TO Dc tnc unsh rum experience for he hsd
7a1xn norn.
1,-oe,,.or r n n.yrs h.. ,4+ !. -.
th..r,ta1 c7sc,s n ,.tr,ro ~ ,,t,,s 1a,s.s.,
~ ""@s'se
, 1866-08-08

The Rochester mi1lcre sill feel bad ahont Chi
csEo wheat. Afier raying the Rochester Journals
10 ascsy its character, that they coa1d purchase
Il cheap, the stubborn market continued to al.
vance, and Just when prices had risen 10 their
highest point, they came here and made very lh-
, tsa{ purchases. But thf. was not all. 1mmcdi-
atclS thereafter, the market dropped down, and
when they had their 1cur ready, they had to sell
al heavy loss. The rcsult Of ali this Is that the
Rochester Gnlon attributes tic advent OF the
cholera to Chicago wheat. What uoxt!
, 1866-08-08
Sabbath School Ea1zMe In IrlinolB.
To tlle Snrrfn.cndcnts and Teachers ofSabbatl
Schools III TIC Northern part Of the State ii ILL

sabbath School EaUNe In Illinois,
To :1,e Snrrincndcnts aud Teachers Of ofSabbatll
Schools III TIC Northern part Of the State u ILL.
Eofs.
Dear Friends III the Cause: VIC arc frequently
inquired Of by many In the coTntry, "itox e!la1l
10 II ~
The pla., IL II very simple ono. Hare tho friends
Of the cause meet, and decide w!!eIc would be the
best place 10 hold il III tue county. then get MP
By the ministers Of tho different denominations,
and KlletinteEdcnts Of 1hc different schools, aud
publiel 1t In ihe cunn.y papcrs. Also, send tic
circnlat to crcry minister and superintendent In
the county. 1fyon arc to hnyc any foreign help
advertise theIn. Be snsc the Convention III well
adEerissd throughout thc country. lake good
We are g1ad to SAT to out friends, that tho con-
rcenlts.
In Genera, Kane County. there have been u great
number Of conversions eiucc The Convention was
there. There arc ~ be between twenty aud thirty
Convention. IN this month {Augnst).
Ny brethren, the work is progressing throrgh-
out Tho State. There has ncvcr before been Lime
IN the history Of the Stale Of Illinois where there
IS fo much being done for lhc rising generation
been go 1nneh interest that no church could hold
the people, and NC have been Obliged to 20 into
the fields IL accommodate the eroxus.
In some nfaces nearly all business has been sne-
pended during the Convention. Let IT,, my friends,
lake courage and push on this work with vigor,
God throughout ibis great and growing Stale Of
Illinois Ehalt feel Its Influence. Lei the counties
tut have not ycl organized Conventions moyc at
once:
D. l.. MoopT,
Gnrraforr fstfroun
, 1866-08-08

I1u complain Of your stomach. unfortunate dyFpe1-
tic hnt ought Et1t your stomach complain OF yOn
Possibly the panEs you endure simply The stonachs
nlus!ag T. lesnos yop have never male M effort to
tnualy examining ltwith unwholesonie anl lncuns7u-
ous M foot Maxe you ever tried 4psIErl El:s sT9N-
Bttcfs in week would put your digestive apparatus
in oEder Eegu!atc the now OF bile Ia accoEtancc
perent acon ~ would be necessary mi yuur good; and
Mhsn you wers oncc a!t right Jadeions and regular
ieep y9n 20 yon have neglected these means fcE:e
nature hint that size waatSelp. fyou neglect II the
Ecxs thing May BE- lnCainatton or Sc!1rhns Cancer.
or some other violent and dangerous disease. There s
such thing ~ being In the~c matters. HOS
TETTER'S B.TTEIiS will cure Dstrep.a: but pSslcp~
aDSrtI VI rk kt
, 1866-08-08
MARINE NEWS.


! ARRIVED. Aur.1
Simr Comet, ManlteWoc, sundtics,
2Top 2,p t1tnEE, s t.fand ;S nasfh: TX M inM9efi
Prcp Acme. Nnfaia. sni,dIics. .---
Ratk a l. G. M9EI M o:sat9 Sa 2 lumber 10 m 'sth.
Dris c. Hutchinson, Menorince 10 m lumber % N
lat1. ,..
sehr i.aip1 Ii t;rsnS Haysn. Is r. eosds NV Toa
Schr L. c. Irwin, Grand IIavcn, Is N slabs.
sshs An,ifa, Has Moil.nd, H1,sna = Gords shs oa{S;
se!.r Eric. .o~cph 10 railroad Ties 100 brls
sebr s r. + PsS Psfsaxr e o1tsr ,h y d. @ ls.i4cr
sesis j. Dresden. ksias.a1oo, Il cords wotd
sehE teiss ka!Ems.oo: Il n shHsiee q esTd. woo
Scht IroSTess Maliand, Is eaF,s Woo,, ~
sel.E Auhy. MueSseon. y 2, Lumber. 70 N la.h.
hr Gsrnfs Isnf'sS Tg,'s ~ sos oo
schr Hornet. rnekards l.icE, q cords bark.
sshr ars fd! s e sr Sot1s q r9S
sshr H.nnsr. 81. joscph. q u. lumber.
sSht GeT ts T. !osp,, @ = cnsas Il q sa. M1oa ,o,to
sehr Csniions Siiic, e. Jo.enh, r. % 10 car1s ood.
Schr 9. ~ Wcstco Grand naven, 70 IN lumber, % m
scb- EHiccn ,1nssegon IN n, >unancr 10 m 1ath
sshs Magnet MasEesoa 5 n iasnber. railroad tics.
shF cEitlmih, N9MrSGson, ~ q;s we% .e
SchF Iund. HoiIsni. Is cofis wood,
sehr fnEny and Flof olnt Sss1tle @ railroad tics-
scSE Tarrt snn,h iiaxsn a q cnrs Wond
Schr Narnty Eaton. Gallon I1e., Is cords wool
schE SShtinE"'S, 1 totnt Saao1e; @ ~ N lufnncf'
scht iioaE fcnt.at II iumber, Is II. shingles.
schs Mss!nsr. Csn,Ees M iilc. s. cords wood.
schr tso nollsnd. Is cor,,s xood 1os''
SIR GhallenMsr, M IentTater. A.; g N lumber:
hS!en snis 5lg1 = nheE u ea,r.
liquor.
W e Fsf;r ne sen,n sonh asE sTTn q = ear saif