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s'ai of the country and with eating, drink
Ivy anu carousing during the nights and days, par
ny when fine moonshine should happen to
accompany the occasion; whilst the great warmth
OF the Jay would render the night SO pleasant and
agreeable. Few now have an idea how then our
foretathers did enjoy the good things of this
world. A5zS-t ~ q~f '7r sG-
we have said that we would also state some
thing about the then usual hunting or sporting ex
petitions Here we must candidy acknowledge
that we are not in our FORTE" for, when having
once or twice accompanied some juvenile anna
teur hunters and others in their sporting exercises
we could find no pleasure in staying out whole
| nights, lying down at one or two O'Clock, beside
dreary pine-knot fire, to be up again at three in
the morning; sitting immovable for couple of
hours upon an old cypress stump, or % borcoyan,"
waiting for the pass" 1.-THE coming of the game)
and then being tod-after a thick fog would sur
round you and you could not see two PAGES before
your eyes-that the days sport was over. We say
we could find neither pleasure, profit nor pastime
in such undertakings 'Ta7' f'2@
| Hence, we gave up this branch of juvenile
amusement, and although we do not deny the
great exhiliration, which this manly exercise does
procure or afford, still we have ever found more
genial pleasure in our way of pursuing the con-
temptation of Natures creation. Now, we do not
know whether all our readers will be of our
opinion for variety is the existence of life, and no
doubt, others may find pleasure, even when disap-
pointed after whole days waiting for the expect
ed game to come on; and true. we have often
listened to the recitals of deer and bear hunting
by planters and Others but our vocation not allow
ing us to join in these chases, we cannot speak Of
them ourselves. If, however, our readers should
find it to their liking to receive, as it were from
second hand, descriptions of these lively pastimes
we may be induced, in later numbers, to detail
some ofthese hunting sports, of which the country
parishes in ancient times afforded an ample field
and occasion.
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A NEW BAR RooM-Mr. William Schneider
opens this evening his new saloon, corner of
Baronne and Gravier streets, and duly invites his
friends and acquaintances to be present.
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List Of passengers per steamship W. G.sHewes
D. s. Austin commander, from Indianola and Gal.
weston, Feb. le, 1865 ;

MeGrogory, u Nsjaek, Lieut Davis Lieut. 8 stone
CARROLL Major johnson, Lieut. Bennett, Lent Bednett
Mrs Happelheimer AND daughter: Strickland Rob
eftsnn, II Could Stanton Lieut. Sebring, Capt Cross
Lieut. Jenkins catin, Asst Surg q Walden Fentch
Baekna hun Major Baphsart Mosher Lieut.
Chandler Lieut. Ao Elder, Major Willis and li5th
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s.-see second page fo,. rnture aucfica sales.

WILCOX GIBBS Machine viii sew, hem, fell,
braid, tuck, gather, guilt, cord and embroider with
perfect satisfaction. Wilcox Gibbs are repaired
and warranted at No. s St. Charles street. Please
call and examine. shsieeas
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For PENSACOLA AND APALACHICoLA.-Trave
and shippers will take notice that the fine and
fast sailing steamship Tappahannock, Capt. Baker,
will sail on Friday morning next for the above
named ports. The Tappahannock is now ready to
receive freight or engage passengers. Apply to
her agent, Mr.. L. NJ. Merritt At Carondelet
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<sa IN TAHgErIEs 4 Rosedale again Hast night
ii ~ avn 1T The Varieties, and drew afull house
NJ " ~ informed, Is the last wsek Of Mr. Bar
engeg cement and as We shan III miss him
hen ~ leaves. let Is enjoy him while be
Under the Palm = Il the piece e.
W hina for tonight. He is said to have ar-
] ~ great advantage before III this city.
ss \! other parte " that time, and cannot,
1 speak ~ The card but can say we have
ssen him n apyt hing Vet Ii which be was
Il rs nth entertAining and Instructive
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Al Lewshurg, La, Sunday February 18th, LUCIUS H.
PLACE whose funeral will take place the Lodge
Hall St. Charles street. tn IS DAY. Tuesday) February 2Ot
at ~ o'clock His friends and acquantances respect
fully invited to attend.
MARION LODGE, NO. 68, F. A. M-Members of the
Lodge are hereby notified assemble their Hail THIS
DAY, TuesdayJ Feb ah at 81 o'clock NJ the
funeral of Brother LUCIUs H. PLACE p NJ Warren Lodge
No. 81.
Officers and Members of the NJ ". Grand Lodge of the
Grand Gonssory of Louisiana and all Master good
standing invited to assist the last sad honors to
the remains of our deceased Brother.
By order of the WM
R. Fl. BROWN Secretary.
90 9n Monday At ~ o'clock NJ, OF commissions THOMAS
CdGhCHWARD VEhLANDER. aged six months and ten
days youngest of Henry NJ Verander and Catherine
Bowers. We. = 1e
RaF. Shreveport papers please copy
On Saturday 18th February, half past O'Clock p M
KlCHARD ): THOMPSON, son of A. b. and Isabella j
thompson OF liVona, La, aged years and six
months.
The funeral will take place from the residence E. White
more No. 274 Sixth street. at 10 o'clock THIS FORENOON,
zVth inst The friends OF both families invited to
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NUMBER TwENTY-oNE.

The Environs of New Orleans.
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- 8lEll. - r. - ! u
, 1866-07-10
idJonrncd Meeting OF the Property
owners.

An adjourned meeting Of the property owners IT,
tiding the vicinity Of Kuzte and Carroll streets.
IN the West Division, was held at the Northwest
trn House lest evening to further consider the sub
iect Of the iayine Of zallroad t1acks On Carroll
Company. ~ INC ia. fu.,e % VI. s ensiln.n s or 'he
meeting, and Henry G1eenbanna, secretary. The
E1teutlse Committee appointed at Tue last
Ineet,nE ;a sGndessd report, from Which "e make
Interviews bad been held with the Corporation
SSonnsGl. uis Honor. the Aayor, ana IWlrt ue1ter,
teen several OF the city aldernen.
The Eordtnarce sill come before the Council
next Monday evening. 1t was recommended tEat
owners Of properly ironing On the poflh side Of
Carol! s1reet east Of 4alsted, tisn proposition
o SIng S, hf ~ e. asa asaR t. s oa 5
Contribute to fund necessary to employ counsel
Tor legal etcps bt taken In The natter case 1t
should become NECESSARY.
The report Was adopted. ....
"A form Of Eemonstiance was also submitted by
The came committee. which elected considerable
discussion Of the general points Of the question by
a no,Ion was offered that the remou=tsance be
printed and that eommiuee he appointed to pro-
curc signature. Carried.
The following committee were elected 70. that
rnrPose: Major Moore, Squire Barluu, John
.otb1sd.e. L. Anll. Henry Cutmore, 7. b. Leonard,
A motion prevailed iha, tpbseaipttou be started
T once TO tce What fund could BE- relied upon for
immediate use. IN eaee II should be NECESSARY.
Aboct xa01 was tub c11bed..
IL VA. moved that The committee elected to cir
culate The renonslrAnces should also nci a. CON-
m1Iee to p,ocnEe further enbscdptions for uefr1y-
ing expente Of counsel, etc. earned.
a committee Of thtee pas appointed 10 walt upon
the aldermen of the city 10 insult with them r.
EHsdflg tbe great question under consideration,
and 70 rcpo.i 10 meeting 10 be held on ThuradaJ
evening: The committee consisted Of Il. Green
baum Dennis Ryan and En. Waymzn.
Tie meftfIE then adjourned to meet at the same
place On Thursuay evening.
, 1866-07-10
Inc 0orBe-Col. Voodss Mare. r,adv
Helen.

"lthout The horte 1t may be asserted thu,
man could not have reaebed hts present p,,ch OF
CIVILIZATION, nor have BEEN able 10 overcome the
namcfons Obstacles 10 comfort and happiness. The
want o. these animals WIS one OF the principal caus.
g which rendered the aboriginal 1nhabstants Of
lhe decided snpeHonty Of the white ma3 over The
nd skin. VA. owing almoat as much 10 the horSe
s 70 Inc knoWledee OF firearms. In fact, next to
tbe want Of rou the wnnt OF horses H. perhans one
nent OF the arts Of civttzed life, ~''~-
From tue attention which has been pa!d In Ger
tatse animals, and by the judtcious mtxtrre OF
breeds a. well as BY careful observance OF every
crcunttanso involved In the improvement OF tbe
Good Qualities and correcting The impesfecttons Of
The anlnsl We now have hofees famous Ior Iii the
a5uefent ezce!!cnces Of those Of other countries,
lne states ot Virginia and Kentucky, 10 particular
Th,fe man. been noted for the rearing Of fine
breeds Ct horses. 1t Was the tupettority Of inetr
horses that gave stcwart's, Hampden's, Forests
over the UDlun troopers dutIn. the first years 81
tue civil war. Tho moment that the Government
rInedled this tHor and furnished our cayalry yylth
rsal horses, the fame OF the leaders mentioned
above faded away as the Enow does after FEBRUARY
shower. '
Since the close OF the waI large number Of The
married men oi the Northwest have turued their
Ios face Of horses from that which, to rrc.t er.
ient, a. present prevails. Among Lhc number who
uaVe asen gfrat interest IN this direction Ii Col
1nel j. =. Wood, Of tnis CITY. The Colonel'a sta.
bes AZ Adrian, Mich and Chicago. already contain
some ot the hnest tpeeimcns Of blooded horses 10
he found auEHhere, and he IL constantly sddtnV 10
blood mare snd colt rom P, r. Morgan. E:q., Of
this city, gentleman well known as q thoEpurh
eonnotsseur Of hosse-nesh. This msee, Iady
Aelen." 10 deep chestnut in color,
tWelSe years old perfect In every
particular. and was bred by Frederick Georse
uudsen, ta'e Of Rice Lake, Canada. the .sLsd1,,
is by :. Valparaiso" hrst dam @tSt uerrulestn;
second dam :. '.Gencioia''-see English stud book
ior pedigree in trll. She heat s4Teu brooke"
- Anrkawsy, and eleven other celebrated animal.
II fout.mtle stecple-cha.e IN Canada some years
s.nee. and ~ The present time is constdeied The
hee1est and bcsI animal for that description Of
epe5. IN ~ tne u The soit bynsr .ide Is ST
Kentucky horse :" Edwin Fotest.H Colonel Wood
paid Iii. Mogan for 1he ma1c and colt The sing
sum Of two thou and nyc hundred dollars. In1rne-
dtatcly aftcF making the pn1cha.e he was offered,
aud d. clined, nse hundred doars ior The colt Us It
now stands.
, 1866-07-10
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated rressl
NEW YoRk. Ju1Js.
The gold market closed up At 157k@ ls2A.
GpyKKxXKNIs.
Government securities were 1rm this afternoon, nui
tho busint 81 has been heayy.
RAILWAYS.
The EfotE market was stronger at the last oacn
board. especially Erie. Ths rise this stock has
een quiet marked during the day, and the t1ansac.
Ions larger. This has had it, influence on the entire
railway list, md general Improvement has taken
place.
MISCELLANEOUS.
There Is mofeanluuat1on In coal and miscellaneous,
higher rrIees Petroleum stocks arc Quiet. Bssvoort
fto; Benuehod 800; United States So; Do. :, sr5
10. .G1D,
X1NiS0 aToCEs,
Gunuel Gold. 11e; do B, s.. liz: Downievllle. 81
do b. %, : do, s.: do g. Keystone S1vss, u New
York Cold. .; do, 50 Quartz Hill, 51e.
DIR GOODS.
The market is quiet. Ths following are jobher's
prices nt the New York D7y Goods Exchange:
Brown Observation-Disclosures. A. sc do D. 7ac;
Appleton, A. !tcs do C,lac; DO D. 1.c Ausu.tasXc;
do Soin wide. 1eXc.
EheetirEs snd Shirlings, Hleachtd-
AudrcaeoEsiu, 3sHc; Anthony Manufacturing Co.,
IKE Ba!t1etrs- SC: Batea Z Z. &c: do D; 31c.s
P1iuts-Amtrlcau. 7tc AnoB6eae. z9c; A'nofd's,
Ike: Cocheco. s1c: DellmB, 19Hc; Enpir& 13Hc !;
Freeman, 11c; Garnsf Co. 71c.
Corset Jesnt-Bates, 16c; Lscoula, 7lkc: humKc-
s&kc.
, 1866-07-10
NbtlagJ Urtbnne.
The Great Speech OF General John 4.
Logan at Cairo, June 28, 1866.

This magnificent and unauswc1ablc effort Of Gen.
Logan, IL attracting very marked attenuon IN every
asrccuou, and VIC have had numerous calls ior cx-
trz cop,cs. Although We printed large number Of
extz copies OF the TRIBUNE coussiuinK the speech,
they arc entirely exhausted. We hEve therefore do
termined to ietuc another large edition In plmphlet
form.
I!uItl prove tower Of strength 10 the Union
enuse In TIC coming fall campaign. and Its ctscIls-
ton should be commemorate With its high chasac-
ter. We ehall prnt hsre edition, and they WILL
be ready for delivery in from sevcu to to ten days.
II will make handsome pamphlet Of sixteen pages,
ard be offered at the iow price Of 81 90 per hun.
dred, or s. 5000 per ,hopsand, ehen u iafl thons-
and Is ordered. VIC hope ali who want this In
valuable document Will send IN their orders at
once. Address, THIBcRE Co. Calcago, Ill.
, 1866-07-10
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.


lEerorted by Telegraph Exclusively for the Chicago
TEb1uel
NEW YoHk, Monday Evening, J1iya.
DEEF CATTLE-Thtre are on sale g: AileFtcn's to-
day 5400 head. ard 2.sco 1t Bergfn's making t,C4o
he'd. The quality Of The offerings Wss fair tut
rs good last week. or the total lumber received.
x{io were ftem Illinois, 40 from Ohio, AMI 40 from
Kentucky. Thsre wlx shower last night. aad the
weather totay IS cool aod favorable. The market
du. Holders paid mora than the market would
give way and sa1ta in the afternoon were SLOW and
prices lower. The amply IL II excess Of the denapd
and all cannot be sold.
The following are the eu1.cn. r:lc-.:
fHeL Hy:.'..'.....'..'........ .....i al5fc
Sftonu
A1Ho q :,
Tnerc WAS few of fSst qualify on sale.
SHEEP-Thc receipts s1e fair and The Market Il
shade better. Prices range G@6kc. The offerings
were most,y common. Prime wooled sold at &c. The
demand IL good.
H0Gs-ReeeiTed. . CATS. The market Is act!Te at
Ac atrasce. Best sold at t1xc.
sAL1 OF ILLINOIS BnEyHs.
Nett Grow Ee1 116 head. averaging $50 Ds, at l5a
16tc.
J.Merherton sells IS head a7esak,ng So d, a, 13x
61Ic.
sims Oabozna sell 16s head. Averaging eso ns. at
149lsKc.
wv. woed 4 Co. sell 30 bead. averaging 60 nz a.
15a@1sc-
H.R. hui.h sells 1ss head. aversztus 90 D., At liza
lie.
STARK & Co. sci, III head, averaging COO ~, s,,,
1T. Alexaudcr sells s2 head, averaging 100 Ella a.
HAal7c.
, 1866-07-10

Co77ox--Firm AT s6assc or Atiddlns Enlaads y.
FL9uE.Moderssely active at Prices tayoi1fis buy
for e91Fa !onndhoop Ohio, and 3ia5s IS ior i1aae
Maissz1S@Qa!ss ia 4 siaasat for Western.
a. Ior cheics NV Nc. nssStese l. sa1ss ss
lie q for Ecstefn, Ra1isY aas ,s!;se !se
Malt d1ll and nomual. Corn less active and r.
S4t9c for sound do-eioslng hesTY f1sfs na. sua
nrm and closed dull at 315Ic for new wese7c
GRocEE1Es-cot1ee aull. sngar dull at l9ta,,c
AnlAAgE3 nFm. N'S*AAI'
PExoLIgx-Fl!mtr,a at 25xsaac for crnde. and 4nc
PRoy1s1oNs-Purk t7mer and aotet At A., s.,., =,
for nw mess closing Ut $ 90 CASH eo9 81 for oa ~
md s262aa for prime 1erf steady Il III M o9 az
mess. Beef hams steady 1t $t591 rsron ~, ettsa
ike fer thoH Ribbed. and 1sc for short ce y
ntata stesdv 9t for shoulders ant iSano ~
aas aIs; Il iar 81 ST. esasy saa z
Dull, At 6@92c. -' eHeese
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Trybrn-7
NEW SokK, July ..
HakaONCFFs.
FtoCE-Moat depressed In common and ,,.a,..
fprtng kItrna. Wheat unsettled Best cl1h ro1,s ~.
be SOLD freely oFes $aa but owing to the sm III
tity aost for this u'asket leading holder. nv.
te1e M1lers still hold on. Coru-free t,,cs ~. ~
ternoon At SHc- Large quantities are rs,a ~ ~ ~
sore, with fteachtt TO Liverpool down n a. sh,
ments increased. Oats wanted for exnnrt NJ to- up
genc caly held hifhts Prime Wisconsin sold A. e.
PEoVlHoSs,
Pork nearly nom1cal, about {31 90 rn+ -,o...o.--
Lard qu1st sud steady. III 1''
, 1866-07-10
Illinois and Michigan Canal,
Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tf1huue.J

Especial Despatch 70 the Chicago Tr1haue.j
. -. Ba1Da1FoRT, July a1p.m.
CIKAKIn-H. s. Carpenter, Jollet; Dtrigu, Joliet
1870 ns slAves AZ cEble feet timber; Cayuca, Lock.
port; 1onlse. Locfpost, rs cuoIc feet timber; ".
Merriam. Joliet; Galsna. 0ttawt, t5st5 feet lumber
3sceo feet shingles, 8. 90 feet lAth; z. B11ahan
Prison; Terror, Lasal1e. t5ol toet shingles.
ARhtvEp-H. G. Loomts, Lemont, 80 yards rubbfe
stone; D. C. Norton. Leuont IS ynrus rubblc stone.
D. Hess, temon ~ yards rnbble stone, II yards dl.
manslou stone 8. A. Douglas No. I. Pri.on e56zs ps
empty barrels; Republic Joliet Mound 40 tons gravel:
Champion, Lockpoet, l.sB btI3 fous; Constitution
MinoekA Landing, $40 bu corn: Energy Joliet 500
bn corn; Mary Walker. Lemont 50 yards rubne stooe
AdVsree, Leont, Is yards rubble stone II yards d.
mention stones prop Morning Star. Ottawa, TO bu
oats go bu eorn 200 b1ls 1onr; John Carrier. joliet
$3.50 bu coFus a. Wooisou. LaSalle also bu corn,
Rosa Belle. Lasalle. A7eo bu corn; Clyde, Seneca,
54oo ou corn; Acadia. Norris 5,4to b1 corn phoaix
Locfport, 100 ou oats; 1sidore Seneca 400 bu com;
On Earu. Birds BttdGe, AGO bu corn Oak Leaf, Anx
e. Goedell, 0ttawa, $50 bu corn :Ottawa Ottawa.
$500 bu corn; Deer Park No. Utica. $500 bu eorn
Atanuc. MoErt, Aioo bu coru zoo bu RE; F. Eosshrop
Prison. 60 Jds rubble stona Arabia Lasale, 5soo hu
corn; Laura Ann. Lssalle, 15s tons coal; North
American. Lasalle 1a3 tons coal Edin,p.c Lasslla
Isl tons coal; Alliance, Ottawa, 5,79o bu corn.
BRtD0EroRT, July A9p.m,
C1EAEID-PTops Cashier, Lcmont; II, G, Loomis.
Lemont; Mary Walker, Lemons; D. Hiss, Lemont
Advance, Lcmout; D. c. Norton, Lemont; Onward.
ottaws Lock Run. Scnec7 II. Cooley, 10 let As eds
tan oarI; FhGnlx. Lockport: Acadia, Utica,
AERlr1n-DIilla1f. taSaI1c IL tons coal: Missouri
Lasse, 1 tona coal, Maple Loaf, AUX Sable, 52eo bn
corn.
, 1866-07-10

Manufacturing Leaf Al s1s.oaals.so choice st $500
@spG6.
FLoCR-steady. FAll super 1t $8.ctaaGo. fpEtng
e1t.a at &S.tsess5o: tRl. 1sra At IS so39.5.
GRns.-Nheak In rcore demand; new 4. S7nQaz43;
old tall IT $a.bo47 50; spring At sl.ooatl3. Corn
qu!et; utIed 1t GIG 7ae; white at 7S9s4c. Oatsnsm
Al H@tso. Rye dull at &C.
WusEEY-Iovrr
, 1866-07-10
-... RaAe Ball.
Editors Chicago Tribune:

I01tola VU1cahU IItUUHE.
In the report Of the match game played on last
Saturday between the ~ Eastman" and IS Comet "
clurs, the statement that s'irom appearances one
OF two mora men might have been SCARED from The
Eastman's ~ and the game as easily won" was uuau-
End every member Of this club. Il vas lnserted
BY the "scorer - without our knowledge, We are
not '' 'boastets." The ' Comet" niue treaied us
tn the most gentlenanly manner, and submitted to
The decision of the umpire, and tbeIr defeat Win
ont any remarks, BY publishing this you Will
conIsr crest favor- md remove unpleasant i'm
pfts$1ons IRON the minds OF the :. Eastman club.
]. A. PIERCE, Cant, 1t ulue
, 1866-07-10
The Portland FfFeThe Hartford In.
surance Company.
OFFICE HAnrFnhu FIFE INSURANCE Co.
49lASsfia EtrTer .JnIv q 1e:s +

Heeers Editors:
As greatly exaggerated statements are being cir
chiated Tin tome instances az re have reaeon 10
,afpEct from interested mottycs,l reIstlre 10 the
iosses of this company by the Portland fre o.sed
peared N your paper Of Saturday, permit nj 10
siato that the .etaiuis upon this company by thu.
dl.aser will not exceed t5l000 mud Il is expected
hey Will adjust at considerably less.
For The benefit Of any who h4ve sought to create
aAm N tbs natte7. ne are p1es.ed 10 add th,t not
oniy h1s TIC company the ready means to anttci-
$ltMh0o ard surplus Of fully $i00, COO, Win stit
remain. With which 1t expects, should occasions
reqor 10 render still further Illustrations OF the
fencics. ~ ~ eA'S4
1hose who are rnduly astonished BIZ this disaster.
o. Hno deem The Occurrence OF s,uiiar opet as in.
possible Or even improbable events, h4ve not well
eithe. the history or contingencies Of
underwriting. fourt, truly,
G. F. Br5sELl. General Agent.
, 1866-07-10
Vessels Passed Dctrott<

Vessels Pusscd Detroit.
Especial Despatch 70 she Chcaeo Tr1bQne.l
DETROIT. July Q.
tf-Afab, Game Cock, Matidlan, Japan, uorden
naVest. Lively Arcsumts Phatarope. Perry, stssle,
Northern Belle, Anna Craig, Saxop. Newman. sonth.
west.
DoWN-Ctty Of Buffalo. Golden West, MeriE,ac,
slse1. Foster, Morris. Perrw, Moray, ". F. Allan.
Dickinson, Young. Hale, cari1gtou. Ccok, Mott,
sLJames Poland, fedlter1ansan, Horn. Robinson, H.
g. Scott. Echo. Fersu.on. Wass,an, Craig, Twilight
Carrier. Mos.
WlSp-NcYtheatt
, 1866-07-10
milwaukee dlnfket,
[sTetsA lnHuatch To The chieA rn T1Ihnns1

Especial Despatch TO the Chicago TIlbu,e.1
MILWAUKEE, July ..
FLoUR-Du1i and &c lower. Bales 100 brls apstns
extra It t1s.op.
G7A1S-Wheat 1oTsr,b ,bnt active. Stes at q. N
board 1900 bu as s7o1k for No. Il sl1s for rejected
Moon Ooard-sa'es 6s-oao hu No. 1T ao.Ne199Y,
cssh setc2t1 buyer s Jnty 81 ssx se,le. ali July
Sl99@4 60 seller 10 dsss. Fire D. N, Fpafd-zaac
lower Sales fo,co bu At II sGa19s t,r zegular aud
seller July. Oats active. Ea1ea 35poo bu 1. sskc,
Corn ouosfnt- sa'ss ',coc bu at 3sHa0c Rye quiet
shles 400 bu No. at sc: 2,eo3 bu 1T &c,
EfCT1PTs-24 40 brls -four ocQ bu xbea 1e Dco 1,u
oa!s. S.tto bu co1u. 1890 bu RE.
sHIrxzx1s-2,22ed hrls nou1. 5000 bu whess saoao
bu corn. ~
FRE1aHTFQulet at 15c for wheat to Buffalo.
, 1866-07-10
THE RED JACKET EXPLOSION.
Conclusion Of the Inquest.-Ferdict, a
Defective Boiler.

acsteross afternoon at three O'Clock. further tee-
'monY was given before Coroner Wagner at the
North Market Hall, in the case of the recent exp,o
sion Or the Ted Jacket, the jury bein; s.nt,
Thomas /. TIaatnsss stsambosi m Slos insncc,o, ,,,
swoth.-'t1 think inst The czplo:Ion o-curr,d ~
Mani 81 water In The boiler. cxlmioed The de.
b11; it had no indication. o! having becn burned.
The crown sheet IN the trnoke-hox had been heated
tomeunae, and baeeed. but cous1der tbst mari nj
ths ooile1 e GOOD today as when inspected The
DoI3 DoI3 Hae oadly pfoporstoued-2 Ereas amount Of
1tc fu'faee and small amount Of wIter c,nar1tr.
its construction would be lnbl to decelre nny one
y. ane &c !, toos eserssnsns INTO aeeouns- There Is
mo5s s fap1dy: r. w.s informed ,ha' lac boiler vas
maze IN nuaa1o Ihe ep:'nterpa~ted oe,srr than
", Gn.ntte, Steamboat Inspector, vas next
sNotn: II have look d over the boz, tnics ana
m ,n.1 tne genesa! app a1ance Of It. was satisfied
appearance tf lie boiler. and por,lon OF he nre
" 7, indicated TINT they had btsn heated slauy
Of thc uet were eol,ap:cd some of1he inside iiues
nete hat'cn"d, and II !ney had heen nartened shen
coid, would have cracked elx Of III. slay bn.. on
ne me .'ds & hsa been broken, appsnn,lv ior lons
ahe htcs were ison- Another fndlcsLIon of low
watcr VAS, The ends Of The f4es seemed 10 he
thIGnk away nom he iron Al the boiler oser,he
"a. !! think that Cuasc cocks ehould be - con
sGnasd .s1; 1ha' the engineers should b. right BY
Amin Sevort- one Of the owpers of the .Rea
Jacket," I" was sworn: IS The rusce cocts were in
fieht q the engineer, although be stood n.ue feet
huIk-lcad 70 .hsl they might be SEN, aud they
engtceere foom." = -"
;, Earlsie Mason, proprietor o: the Excelsior
The boat aftGF the explosion. e1amined the posi-.
non o. the boiler very carefully, an looked Tor Tho
from Tie 1ntpcctofs REGARDING lie csusc Of ibe e.
pic.fou The boiler WIS rai-ed out or fts pIac. and
, 1866-07-10

We de.4re to call attention to the
Saratoga "a" Spring Water. The analysts elbows
1t TO contain larRc per cent more medicinal min
cral properties than the Conqress, Elsaueeu,
vicby, or any other Spring Water IN the world.
Ne ionic, diuEclic: and cathart,c properties arc
wonderful. md lnEtgoratc the Rystcm Ia reu1Ik-
able manner. We understand It Is being Kept By
Yrf,5f ~ -
, 1866-07-10

FUuAnKL1'HIA. July 9.
FLorr-declintug; supernne at ss,oeas.7t; extras
at x9.eh@9.te.
GRAIx-Eheat dull. with declining tendency.
Sales Of common TO choice red At g. iaa2 s3-latter
Iate for new. Corn htn1er; western yellow At $l00.
CiRcCLE1Es-Codee Gull Rio at 114@a9c, cufrencr.
PRov1tIoSs-Aess pork at ~ 50Ga5lt0. Lard IN brls
At at72ha2sc; In kegs at 2tc. ....--
Wnitkzf-Steady; Pennsylvania at s2sl@7.7s; Ohio
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