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70 place ind ehanes 10 ea1n their living Is tbey
come back 10 civillie.
They come from all parte OF the country, drawn
10 This great corantrcil cCntre- aud either cu'er
the ranks Of the moral acrlru md eute1prtktng
and thus contribute 10 the oe.l interests OF society,"
OF are orescone bJ the influence to e1,l snd be-
come cure to community.
One OF the beet safeguards 10 them IL EMPLOY
inert. We seek nol onty to secure troTk for tnem
hut TO eur1pupd them With such moral. eocral and
religions Influences as sill reader poMcsiees the
temptations which bese ct lAern
VIII 5ou aid u in our. ~orx NJ a1fosto: Us to
supply yon with such help Al yon may from time
to time need!
We pclitve that this Bureau CHI BE- m3de source
OF supply from which you e. 1T xny lime obtain
hcip, and thus be cared the Inconvenience and IN.
noJnpce experienced from the CROWDS OF appl1cants
a no anewe1 m advertisement
Applications may hc made to tho Chairman p1
TIE COMMITTEE AT the rooma OF the Association.
O. e, GIBBa,
Room IL, Melh. Church Block,
GEO. Z. FuKRIS1ToH,
l. M. CukrNAN
, 1866-06-04
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.


rsnecsl Dernntca to the Western As.o1a.ed Prsss.]
NEW YogK. 1une:.
The money market IL 1eIy easy, and the denacd on
the Stock EXCHANGE 10 freely met at s per ceat
while so1ae balances were loaned at 5 per cent
pIsCoCSTB.
Prime discounts were current at 6 per cent
. BToCks.
The stock market wns .1ner Tits afternoon towards
the csose. and there was rally from the lowest point
at tle1 O'Clock board.
Gold closed a. 14l<, after selling at INK. The total
export for tho week was as,s10,99I-
6oyKRAAxxTs-
The GoFcument securities were nrm this afternoon.
rr1RoLKuY AND HsIya sTocKs.
hemarket for petroleum and m!nfng sharcs Was
quaet thl. morning With very tte change tn prices
Business Of the week ID light
Coffee depressed. Jara, 25kc. Rio. 1sc, gold.
Cotton receipts, 1+sa bales middtsng uplsnds Sales
stasAc. -
Petroleum, crude. ssxaTc-
Flour n.mer. Ohio at 1888; Atchlxan choice extra
at37,2s9sU.
rHovIB1oHs.
Sales mess pork 1t t2S7.079,so. Daeor quiet.
euaAh.
Cubs, ,1oh01lxc. Stock, 7s,ooo hhds.
DIET GOODS KICnAHo1-
Trade today IL rather quiet the market very strong
and dsm for Ill cotton goods. Tho business OF tnc
week has been more astiafactc11.
Priuts-Alleu'h, l8c; American, 1a3&ct Amosxes4s
1s4&1sc; Cecheco. nc; Dunntlls. NC; Efse"sns
lekc; Gapes d TO-, &c; Hamilton. NC "aote'
gsn, lsc. ,xo
gzln9 No. 2lo, S736o-
toJsets-Thomson's French woven u, 3l2oea als'S'
IN gold; c. C. s.l, ,soe12 50 In gold
Csrshsms-caledonea. 7cc; GLASGOW &c; Haf1sosa
, 1866-06-04

here at SIX O'Clock yesterday morning, having
Terrell In custody. He was placed In the
city iaIl, and Afforded all necessary surgical
Attcutiou. HIS wounds arc considered NOR
tai It is q matter Of general regret that he
cannot I've 10 &c. his dues at The galloWs.
No man ever more rchly deserved tortur-
Gus death than Terrell. He Is stepped in IN
socert blood go lar that he could not, by any
InHiction the Law might devise, e1ptate
even one Of hfs manifold crimes. The people
ror Of this tieud and his partners In murder
and rap,ne, should e1u!t At the check that
has becu given to their depredations st last.
Judge Caldwell aud the people Of shelbyville
will be held In grateful remembrance for
their prompt sud successful action on satur-
dav.
, 1866-06-04
Window Shades at greatly reduced
pr1ree r. f RfCRY. 50 Kaudupt at, c51H
TRAGEDY AT SHELBYVILLE, KY.
The Outlaw Terrell Shot md Captured
Death OF one Of Ills AccOmpitces-
Terrell in the City JnI1-He IL MORALLY
Wounded.

u
Death OF one Of Ills Accompitces-
Terrell In the City JnIt-He IL MORALLY
Wounded.
fFrom the Louisville journal, May e8]
Since the escape Of the notorious Capt. Ed.
Terrell, and his associate In crime, John
Wclhcrs, from the jail at Tay1orsville, spen;-
Ger County, short time ago, tho good
been Kept constantly in fear Of robbery, yio-
ience and death at the hands of these bad
men. Saturday evening, at late hour,
Terrell and two Of Ills desperate friends,
Wethers and Baker, entered the quiet little
town Of Shelbyville, and by, their feEocious
weapons, produced the utmost CONSERVATION
among the people. Terrell is said to have
been armed cap-a-pie, having arouud his
waist 1--WE revolyera and carrying Henry
rifle or carhlne. Wethers and Baker, who
we're equally as desperate as Terrell. we're
ing party dashed into. town and began to
abuse and threaten the citizens, drinking and
carouEinE, land d]sputing the power Of any
man, Of SET Of men to arrest them. For
while they had complete charge of the town,
md the Intimidation Of the people appeared
the impunity Of their hectonng, de1aut con-
duet. But Judge Caldwell determined upon
their immediate arrest. To this end he
commanded the town Marahal, George W.
Caplinger, TO summon posse Of citi-
zens to aid him in the unpleasant attempt.
shal. and some twenty-five or thirty Of the
stoutrhearted yeomen were soon well armed
| aud thrown ont in various directions to inter
cept the desperadocs, should they attempt to
| leave the town. While the Marshal and his
posse eons,tasus were making their offensive
preparations, Wethers skulked through the
| obscure parts Of town and escaped. Terrell
and Baker were together, and, finding them.
| selves ensnared, mounted their horses and at
tempted to run the gauntlet. They were
hotly pursued By the Marshal and his armed
force, who came up with the fugitives and
ordered them to surrender. Needless Of
upon his followers, wounding one Of
| them, Mr.. Randolph, Of shelbyVflle.
| The pursuing party then commenced q
simultaneous and deadly firing, several
balls taking effect on Terrell: Ono
shot entered bis back, near the spinal column,
and, ranging through the body, came out at
is believed, mortal wound. Tho other shots
penetrated various parts Of his body. Baker
received nine balls, one Of them going direct
" through his heart, }et, strange to say, be
chung to his horse for distsnce Of half mile
from the place where the fatal shot struck
few seconds. His body vas Immediately Sc
cured and taken hack to Shelbyvillc. Blker
had In his breast pocket new memorandum
book, which WAS perlorated with three large
balls, showing the firing Of the citizens Il
have been very accurate. NJ. Redding, o
slight wound during the skirmish. Thoss
directly instrumental in killing Baker, anG
woundlng and capturing Terrell, wers
Marshal &. ". Chap1inger, George Petry
Geo. Sales. and Isaac A. Payne, assisted b.
l scvcra. others. These gentlemen arrived
, 1866-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS,

The Wurld oftndoor amusemeuts continues brisk,
thanks 10 tbc proIscted cold weather and the huss
nctf enterprise OF man1sefs- II may appear anom-
alous That Chicago should Rt this season Of the
ytar and Al this period Of pecuniasy dullneas, he
@ pan!es e. q aiaausss, S besid fsnshinr thousands lou
almost nightly to attend strawberry festivals, &c,
IN ssd Of vnrious chaEitable objects Yet 90 i e.
md The anesnon = pertinent-" Where DO al the
Al least Two thousand i've hundred people have
witnessed theatrical representations nightly within
the past th1ee weeks IN this CITY, Thit IL at the
rate Of one IN forty Of our adult population. or II
wc take the average Of once Il week for thestre-
coeIf II VIII eve one IN about seven Of ne adnit
ie doubtless much leesened by the hotel attendance,
great number Of our hotel visitors passing lhcir
Ing, aiier making this deduction Is ellll laIre
enough TO raise The question whether the mass OF
our youne people spend their evenings most al the
theatre Or ii home.
It would be p!eaeans II we were able to record
that ttie favoring breeze OF popularity to due to an
uercAtcd attention to the wants OF civilized beings
seeking amusement. Some little improvement ha.
been made IN this respect enee the close othe war.
though not 80 much a. We Nonld falu recognize. A
The laite1 tenn = ~ieeiilm.te'' with much wider
range Of meaning than that usually acco1oet to 1t.
II
and postures, or = vicious norni-those, in
! other wordp. which hold ths mtrrsr up 10
Tempt to make them loyaolc, and exhibiting her
virtues without making them the tubject OF rldi-
cule pu1tDg TIE wal ne sensational n and the IL
decent held hleh S Ses1nivsl; money was e plentiful,
Who never ep5oyed that l11ury before, and The old
adage Was se1lnea u scfy nAny stsncea about
eetung "a peeear 9n noseoaeS Aaaasefd pan
de1ee 70 oepl4seo ,aste. ana gase iond plays in-
steaa O pas'ns gopa ae.ots.
Ne Wonla ia1n aopG taa1 y tnis sMte ol tninss =
.as5tna' tne eooo pisS NsH pssl-
ea A pelng ihtlsasa oh bg tnehn1cal anoiencst. ~
lhe time Ma4 p1ooao!y MOI eoon S, cone @ Mneu a1e.
81 vs a,ea s1 " ~ aon5 ~, WY "asm sa .aa 5~e
ssna 9! IN 5ua.eace nna =. =. .aor s = eee @ caees
ing slgns o. gToGess y re taa nay on Inc GeeS
saon ot nc dixeasney rnae t ,s %ne
aah anea inHsae III c ~ ,asIv anfEnt 1ia.
ana w aunen t, ., y, l0!ay ~
~, 70 tnat 9say L. esSa @ - ,a.r aar sn,, =.
Ga. Mc:s leesaeaes o. !ns M "as stnes s ny soon oe
Ha9 % y NE WIT q. ~ osnt ~ PeuR, nh.
successfully held the sisee here during the week.
9aMe ~ n.Sss s1ones niSa1!y lnlo Lns 4easiy taan
ann: snT a. wv Nv Waeu las tae ~. ~ II.
, 1866-06-04
milwaukee Market.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chlcaso 1tiouoel
MILWAUKEE, iu1e3.
F1oCR-steady. Sales 100 brIs; til.25 for winter:
s1a1o for double extra spring; &s. for choice spE1ag
eItr1; II 50 for supHhne.
GBA,a-Tbeat unchanged. At the .. N. BoaEd
sales 1900 bu d! cash. Ste3 rejected At
the noon Board sales =, ,p1 hu At cash
fl7ik Keller all next week, Market shls p. m on the
st1eettf.ss var asked. With no salet. uass tsntr.
Eaes 46a bu at sc. Corn lc oWer. Sales 800 hu At
Sic. Bye nrmer. Sales /, ,4Ro bu ht sc.
BurnR-SteauF. Sales 200 ns at Ea&2sc.
FHuan7s-6teaty at INC rail. and lsc propeller
(Theat) to Bnt1hlo. ~.
RHcw1s-1,spa brlt nour 1so,oto bu whest; . go
bu oats 5000 bu corn.
Sa1eAKsTs-26co brls tour, Il, ,oo3 bu WHEAT.
, 1866-06-04

lsptc1Al Ueapatcd % the CAItaR6 Tffbuht-I
CBc1SyAT1, Juuea
FEurK-sttsdy and nrm sales supestne ss2oa1ooo.
WnEAT-Good demand for low grades winter; sates
Extra spytnsat 32l5 Corn aetivosnd d III saies No,
3Iixsd 6o9 &C. Oats are urn md scarce; sales No.
lat 5tc they offered freely to arrive 1t 1@2c lower,
quiet but urn 1t os09oc. Barley u in good request
1t $1.Gs01.2o for ih1f Fall sales choice $50.
Co1tos-Duil; snaaIl sales anddlinG 1t 3936c.
Wu1sKEf-Steadys no sales, ...
Psny1stoxs-Httsdy and held ofro sales 800 bbla.
new Meea Pork at sal.00. Bacon quiet Brlk Meats
In demand. Safes rth sides l54c, and Light hama at Isc
lard quiet but orm at z1392Hc tor prime city.
MoSrY-In good demand Exchange easy.
, 1866-06-04
DOUGLAS MONUMENT.
President JnhH&on and HiR CahI0ea
Coming 70 the Laying OF tho
Corner SGone-Poatppne~
ment OF Ghc Tfmes

The follow inc I. the body Of telegram received
on Saturday BY ". 4. cooibAugh, Eeq., Chslrman
Of the Committcc Of Arrangement, for lxy,3g the
Cornerstone Of The Douglas Monument. Twas
gent by Thomas Hoyne. Esq, md Col. J. Il.
Bowen, now at WAshing;nu:
81 President Jnhnkon has promiEed, and will
come On adjournment Of coueresa. 1fnc to be
uxed md ceremonies postponed accordingly All
his Cabinet arc favorable, snd will accompany him
II possible"
In accordance with this telegram, The dtte Il.
ready fixed upo1 che Fourth o! July has been
abandoned, and Will wait on The time when Chlcs 20
viii receive her dnt Presidential visit.
, 1866-06-04

Fails II &c. Indian Orchard lse; James. a.: :
Pacific L Sc.
shcesings and Observation-Disclosures, DAlou soa
nc: Bastts4ta, SC .RAtes' &c DWt&ht SC: For
re1tds,t. SC: arrs 3su PIT dam, 37He Home 1Kc;
Hope. &c: James. &c: Jamestosn. 5:c; Looa1ale.
&c; Nanstl'e Co.. sic; Assdnstlle+ &c: Haunktax ".
1}Sc; New York Wills. k11ie; HAlthau, Sc: VAN
bot1a, Sc.
Dealn.-Arllnxtou. ftxc; AmoskesE, s1Hc; MAI
chester. s.hc: New York. tee; Pearl Etves. 53xo,
vnrI<
, 1866-06-04
Colonel OsNeil.
CHICAGO, June 2, 1866.

Editors TFihuhe: -
In The neHs column Of your iesue this morning,
you make. hope, an untntentionai mIsstatement
Hou say that 81 Col, ONelll, the officer In command
oeOp e as ,61our TSosc ine,rumentsltY Unlon eo M
dless were forced to choose between starring al
Andersonyille and entering the rebel army" &c
Col. ONeill never was rebel. On the contrary, he
served with distinction In the Union army, durtns
the entire 1ateiwar.
BY correcting your error in to-morrow's issue
you Will he but doing Justice to hraye officer. anc
much obljge yourf. &c, A. L. MORRISON.
, 1866-06-04

The Fenian excitement was tie all absorbing
topic OF consrrfation on Saturday, not In Fentnu
crcles only. but in all sorts Of Circles The INN
sion Of Canada, the capture Of Fort Erie, the re-
pulse Of the "Queen's O2p,' and Ill other rrmorz
Of war were eagerly dlrcussed, and the Increment
OF The F. b. received an unwopted ehate Of at1en.
tlon. The Brotherhood, however. did not
bestr Themselves, OF il they did Il was certainly
very regret ana ptlEete "ay; 70 public meeting
bly, they were ditgnrted 1t the en- hustasm Of FIJI
day eyeniur4 which only amounted 10 tWelve hun.
drtd dolltrs, and were atald 10 risk sbe chance. Of
\ second appeal unu1 The ioyEal tldings were bet
ter confirmed R1mpr, however, was busy with
her hundred tongues proc1afning news of the de-
paytme OF Feniln squads 10 the Eauadtan frontier,
and much fexctcment was thereby occ4Gtoued
nmoug the 1nsh portion Of the community 4
car full OF weeping women were seen on Saturday
afternoon bewauinR the lot Of The heroes who we're
euppoted to be going forth to ea1ince themselves
on the alter Of 1r1sh independence. But whether
the heroes went, or only talked about poing. vas
matter Of conjecture. The $50 trai1 for Detrolt
mar nave contained large number OF the WasTinr.
hut they managed to conceal the,, Intentions 60
well 'hat 10 suEp1cione could be entertained
Al A. iencth towards night came ud,nss that ,he
ettct vas displayed in lhe Windows Of The TE1nusE
Office md strongly mixed crowd ol sYMpathzers
and nont5npathizers gathered aoand xuzmly
eouTFe. branded II Il a cantrd. gotten up BY the
TRIBUNE 70 throw damper upon the cause, while
the majority Of peraons seemed On The whole to re-
we're held among the yA1ious circles, bat Whist
plote nc1t hatched on the OCCASION did not tstnk-
pre-.
YEs1EKpAT4
The excitement in the city on Sunday was
intense. The varying nature oT the news 81 telc.
graph afforded ample room for speculation and
independent conciuslons. The Pentan sympA.
lhikesz generally aceeptcd It az fact that IAcls
friends had been euecee.ful and we're juolIsnt. A
canard wa1 started tnat Toronto had been captur.
ed End ealEo Of artillery fired a. an e1pres.
zion Of their joy, preceding which wAzrants the
ernsure Of thoee having chazCe Of the guns. 4
| train load went out On the Michigan southe1n
Railroad In the mosn1nr. accompanied By bras.
hand. Meetings. were called At which enltstm.nt.
| were made und Hen got ready 10 60 of on .he
evening nam to he aid q ne iassdc1s. Tns ssz;
Last night Gy partic. whom one could rcarcely
nistake for othe. than Feulans, bnt who eel BARI
no external legal evidence OF the fact. There IL
however, no doubt that At least tsyo hundred Feui
LEFT TINS city last evening for Detroit and thx
| e1x OF Ecven hundred sfAnd Of arms and Fenias
caps went also. Whst they will accomplish ma!
be inferred from The tact reported I'd our tele
graphic colunne that the eu they 60 to aid are a
prisoners.
, 1866-06-04
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.

LATER NEW YORK. MA HKETS.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago Tfioune.l
NEW yoKK4 June 2.
nREADSTCTYB.
The breadstnfa market Is well cleared OF recent re-
ceipts and holders arner. expecting supplies via
UsEeco to be interrupted by the Fenlan movenn .nt
PAoyIsfuNa.
PORK Is very active at tso.7s.
LIVE noGs.
The receipts Of I've hogs for the past two days, STE
30 CARS. Prices are H8Xc higher. which nth
the Chicago report encourages tho bulls.
, 1866-06-04
THE MEMPHIS RIOT.
Report Of Maj. Gen. Stoneman

Detailed History of the Disturbances
Who the Rioters Were aud How
1heY Acted.
The Speaker laid before the House on Thutsday
The following communication from the Secretary OF
War:
WASHINGTON CITY. Nav 20. 1866.
Lon. Schuyler Collar, Speaker Of the House Of
srR: II compliance with the request therefor
contained 10 resolution Of the House OF Repre-.
eenIatlves OF May d. 1856 haEe the homer 10 send
herewith tuo reports from Major i.eneeal Stone
ceruinc The recent rsota at Memphis, being all
which hare been received relating to that subject.
Very resPee,iuliy q. ,o1, ossden, seTsaD! =;
uEApQ'Rs DEp'T OF TENNEssEE,l
MEAruls, May u. 1866.
Lieutenant General U. S. Giant, U. $. A.:
Your telegram Of this date received.
The Third Eolored ARTILLERY has heeu stationed
here since 8 organization. and consequently were
not under the best Of discipline hrge numbers OF
the men hare what the5 call families, living IN
the soldiers we're stationed. These soldiers had
heen used the instruments to execute the orders
Of Government agents, such a. ffosost Aarehals,
more or less brought directly ID conlscs With thc
1aW-breaklng portion Of the community. and the
police. which is far from beng composed Of the
pa!ly OF Irshmen, who consider the negro as their
dIers have, from time 10 dine, been sIre.ted by the
!sms sS of ths aRe pose snS vs Ssea crested ~ e.
negro soldiers. and in botn cases, lhose ares ed
have not untsequentiy been tleaed with q har-h.
hints viii lead you 10 reaect.oa. which will ex-
pia1 and indicate Jon the state Of feeling which
existed between the negro soldiers and their gym
ssmpashzers in which ia. asc Included acisators,
belong t6e Commission whieh have a:esmeled =
, 1866-06-04

VESSEL sA11.-The schooner Neshoto Has sold
on Wednesday last, By N. q. Pcodleson to ]. c.
MAXWELL for $fa, 900. She was Ia unched some 18
months ago. snd ratet A No. l.
, 1866-06-04

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribuae.l
81. LOUIS, Juuee.
TcnAcco-firme1 n active.
FLou1-rrtttv active. Sales At $50 for dne; s6oe
to zoe for 70 t925 for e1ts, s1d s1 to tl3oe
Tor choice brands
CRAu.-WheatAs n st.to fer poor spstas: S1so for
No. spring. $.65 for extra club. and S75o 70 317s
fort a corn-sa,es 1t sc Sc for mixed and yellow;
&C tic 70. Mixed aud nc to 7sc for white. Oats
Quiet and Bteady; falta ar {lc to &5c.
NHEKET-Helo 1t u u to s2.33.
, 1866-06-04

Especial Despstch to the Chicago Tribunal
DErRo1T. Juue2.
Ur-Brtdeewattr, Canada, Berwick. Atlantic, Cook,
Merr1ck. Senator Blood. Monteas1e, Get11t Smith,
Star, Hope, Gem, Barbarian. W9gssaff. Senator.
Atmosphese.
uowx-Tanner, HlnchmAu, Live OAk. Lively,
Miami. Milan. AlddIeier, CarthaKenlAn.
Wxp-N.E.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DKTEorr, June 5.
Cr-Pn1ke er. BALDWIN, Mary Jane, Bsedeu, Advance,
Idaho, UnadiUa, Dobbtns. Foutanelle. Acorn, Onon-
dagA, Excelsior. Snowdrop. Norwegian, Bahama
Pafaons, Fash!on. New London. Montana. Hyphen,
Campbell, 6ato. sunrys,de, Milwaukee. Myrtle Leaf
FAvagh, Nichols, Medbeuy, Dolphin. E. D. Allen,
Lyons,
Uowx- St. Lawrence No. Z. Fannie. Algtr!ne, Nor.
ton. Cornelts sorers, Avery, Eureka owssco Driver
Treat.
Wind FAAf.
, 1866-06-04

Employment for Discharged Soldiers.
The following card has been issusd BY the En-
ploymcnt Committee Of the Young Mems Christian
Astpc1at3on, which We commend to the notice Of
al those Hho hxye It tn iheis power to fcePond to
the cali:
10 TIE BUsINEss NK or CHICAGO.
The Emptoy1nent Committee Of 1ha Young Mems
fhrtsttau AS collation. Is prepared 10 furnth you.
au reak enable notlec with a1mott any csss Of heip
ron may require, nom experienced clerks and
bookkeepers 10 common lfboFern.
NenY of these men left good eItuAtfops to enfer
The amy, have served from one 10 four years csn
, 1866-06-04

TEE Poon Doos.-A reference to our advertising
co1puue will chow that the old adAge about every
dor having lis day should be amended BY adding
The worde, " Of pertecuuon." 1t would seem that
the noor cnnines arc never to be lei alone. Why
should ,bey be deprived Of their liberty. or denied
The wae e,sh satisfaction Of fighting N the stfects
and u ing the hce1s Of humsn fellow creatures :
ID it not enough that they should!be kicked about
by their o~neis md al The rest OF mankind, and
driven to hunt bones when hungry for want o.
the b.tteT eons OF this worlds ehseFf The poor
dogs hive always eeep worthy objects Of pity. but
The recent order like TN kettle lacked on the tall
OF previous oruinauees. + enough TO make any
dsR ssegR6i of 1be insult ine1drd a ~ Lite
4 pound has bccn provided Al The corner Of
E.ghiccpth and Arnold sreets- !os thc rrcephon q
after he seventh da7 Of june AZ q to ADD Insult
to injury, the in .tutiou is located near rhe Coun
ty Hospital, where other un!ur1unatee a7 genuine.
ior iou1 day, and i unrsdeaned 1t the erpinlion
Of tbAt time are to be taken care Of for al lGtufe
Time, By being destroyed. What Ramah VIII be
dIeds Of dogs sf Ill breed. mud castes vii be herd
ed together IN i,attep, waiting for The three dol
In and thlrty cents M which ie eet as the cxtEeme
ieaped out Of ibe arm. Of his
nt5e ee liberty md fe.h s,r nads Himself suddenly
caurht up and hurled in among 4 iol OF common
does who make tport 81 his eieanly habits aud
atM1Yt With his deHcAtc 1ecuHS-l AND then the
sssiin,st outs,del Think OF The ours who By the
t1ndrfd viii nnIt sn1louslg for the department
Of thtir eauine fEtcndf, and watch w1lh cusona N.
thr3r frnatns 10 toc II the vehicle tteeru c!ear o.
lie ssusace eiops. Il IL awful 10 think Of the
mapy terrible thipwrecks Of happiness tbarEs 10.
foreyer} which viii ensue from the cary11g out o.
lie cr1iel order But pshawi where IL the usc o
being sentimental Let uf be sterne and take the
mattef fenslbly. .-.-
W. need not do more thAA 10 call the attention o.
tnp ownef. and fanclrrs to this order. II they
would prrterye their doer from pIctcein that pound
they u,tet mufxlc lhem-must encase their hetda
IN vFtre III order to ketp them from runptug thell
ntcks INTO greater dangor. Yet we may fellc,tatt
onr,cfyes On the faci thai The days Of etrFchntnt
are past. We shall II least have cessation OF tht
practce ot poisoning dogs II The erect and LETTING
Them Lie there IN the bot guu, oreedug-fsee Ham
lei "a Poloniuh) In that respect 1t Is decided I'm
prpyeueut, and Il ench the community Wtl g.adl,
, 1866-06-04
NuNuto D1urket.

WuNalo Market.
BtYFA1o, June2.
FLoCY-In moderate demand. Spring extra West
sru, Ila; e1trh STATE. lQs0; white *.
EHAix-Whett ecarce, and unchauaed. Corn dull :.
sale. !sc foF 70. mixed nass. !!aSc fos ChicssS'
RrcElFT-F1our, 9.ss, hr1s; corr s7.tssi nn; oats.
20 Stl tu.
CxslL EXFog14-FIour. Las hris. wheRt 20, $40 ou;
corn lEQ sol bu; cats, q, 900 bu; RE, Ht4i bn.
, 1866-06-04

The Lame arc made to Walk -
A. Stetnhaus, No. 1850 Milwaukee avenue, Hol-
STEM. late deputy ehcrid Of Cook couuiy, says :.
"I utcd MorTell's Electro Magnetic Find in
the ca4e Of man with back SO lame that be
could not turu himself In bed or get ont Of H. 1t
effected perfect IN very ahort time. ads1ee
everybody TO TIT II" All the drug stores keep 1t.
SMITH E DWYER, Wholesale Agents.
une4eCQ4
, 1866-06-04

TOLEDO. June 2.
F1orn-Qniet.
GRIIS- Wheat shade 1oWef. Sales. Amber. Se4a
ta2.N while, f..33325S: new ambsr. 5a2i. old,
s1Ae: No. l Milwaukee, $2.00. CoIn-Hr better.
enIes No. mi1ed, 6oc yellow, &C. oAts-Ac bet
ter. sales: &2Hc.
1kNE EHEr0HTf-Ht11.
, 1866-06-04

STREET 1MrHoyENEKzs are in order this year-
The work it going on v7ih commcndable despatch.
Wabash avenue Is being pared IN four or i've places
simultaneously. West MADISON ftfeet from the
T,ycr to un1stcd will room be finished. md Weef
Randolph If being taken IN hand. Bye mud bye the
stfeetk Qi the city VIII Be In pa.sa6lt condition.
, 1866-06-04

Thirty Yearx, Experience OF ma old
Surse-Mrs- Winelow's soothing syrup is The
prescription Of ono Of the best female physicians
for thirty yeara with nerc.faitng eatetY and sue.
cest, By millions OF mothers for their chiidren II
relieves the child from pain, coIe.fdysentaty and
by giving health 10 the child 1t rests The mother,
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, 1866-06-04

FHFL1DELFAEXf JULIE Z.
TETRoLKux-Quiet. -.
FLDuR-l,uj. Salrs OF surtr 47Go&5 50.
GHkIy,-Wheat-du3l. Sales Of good red At 41,6a.
White, s7.GsGa3.l5. Corn nrua: salts at s.,
CoYFEK-Dufl.
pRov1ktnNt-Qntet. ..- 49,.
Observation-Disclosures, 31.s2276. tshto, $e.e9-