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, 1866-05-09

OROSBY'S OPERA HOUSE.
Leonard Grover l. G. D. Hess Directors.
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

msgni6ctnt edlace has teen secured BY them for q
Brief Spring and Summer Season,
aspF :. ss.ro ,hey 5f & Se ST.
mensuEste WITH the -!eEatcd and Ienned tsstss sl
H.
L s:r5sss sEa5s Sesaste &
iause, fnliy eaaal to a9y similar oresnizatloo eysr
kDoEn IL the pa:mlest days OF the osama+ upon the
10 pu6ii.hag the list OF ths Company The Dlreesers
ne.s P
ana y addition several oeets eminent @ n e p!Sss
ssS@ Nbo hase nanssT h:ay nopaai;
fors Of ihe Directors elevate the Drama 10 posi-
viii a
Rleat combination ln common: ~ :. .,. ,,ot,..,on
taoss cat11es q dra@a Th!eh q ne ad;mn.
esesas
cfouAiy GconraEed them in sheE former essay at th:s
t6e sss ia the season the ensent seoiss
"s'o' MIR. JAMES E, MURDOCH,
Whose short enga.euaent at this house last winter
closed In the very height Ola success slmost unp7ecc
ENGAGED t9r n Sssse9 fntss =
ability In tSsif a. Il fessfs aaP9ae P9sons:
rs, Mrs, fs21sn. Esnea se"s' II: i: siaeiais.
| Mir. q. G. Gefulon, Nf.J- D. Eetm0n,
| rs.Lonlaa E1dsfdge Ny. Charles Pope,
| N;Fs LINE Eldsicre Mil. z. Apac1ma1.
| Atss Maggie Ronnfhte. Mi, F +. IhGtne.
| Miss Katie Edwards, slr. BY Sm!th.
| Mr. Edwin Lamb, Nj. a. Ib.khurst
MI. u. B. Phillips: NJ Franz GSfmn9n' 9roor
| the COrps dc Hallet- ted Of Masses AHNlE MHOe =
| ana FLORA LIE, has been regularly employed
| E1osefs TheAtse Ios paat tout years aud canno
| easily be aurpasaed+ 1t comprises Inc iouo""l
Mas Ross cooubs. Miss bella Grey.
| Atts Fanr1e GtttnouEh, A!iss LIZZIE teoN,,
: / Wfa2SfbrY Sherwood Miss Emma Nichols
| WtSFsACncS Powers, MBs Julia Delaney.
I WisshfarT Danrcrh NtsS ,Jtnnte AshuI6t,
life Orchestra. composed CT principal sol3lsts fsor
New Ypff, Washington AID Of .ChlclEo. will he cor
! Quoted by the popular [de o OrcAetr0 q GtoFes
TNeht.e, eshh Etnu% D. c.. Mt. CHARLES MfoeE.
of every piece in respect 10 mfse en- seee and ONT
TIE opening performance will takc place On we
!. | DAT EVENING. MAY II. upon which occaNon 0p9
the most attractive pieces Of Mr. Mutdocka FaIis
IF The Directors take pleasure IN ANNOUNCING ~ 81
thai the elegant Matinee performances, which were
popular last winter. x1lE be reFtved. at the popn
cheep pS}c.8 Of ad1t.Elon. An excellent
viii be Etsen eyef5 WEDS ESnAa 4na SAr9 ~ HI
AFTEHN0oHs whsn only 1aiRTH X f. GESLs has!s Will
q | Trc sale Of seats wilt commence on Weoneeoa
Mny eth, At .. m. at the upper office, cfosofs oPe
< ngPnnsiHi,Rs OF ApM1sstoS-To Parqaettc. DR.
Circle and BALCONY e n,scax Bo5
tfonr cGs,1s. rese1vedi Is ;P1oscen!nrn boxes. =
Family circle, tent1ance Oh ststs szeet) " Gents.
hSE1
, 1866-05-09

NEW 0Rks 3aAy
corToS-Quict and unchanged. ct 5tsssc for mid
dlitg. ...,x,a
O. IN for extra Stale 39.a9 80 for extra round hoop
Ohio, and ~ 9a4la33 Hade hfands-Gafket closnG
Gutet-
GRAfS-Eheaf2ait it besstr and act1vt. At x1.9tal9 IS
gof new No. Milva1kee: t2.f1saa ,os for new No.
Milwaukee; lSta LAX iafcslos aud cnmmoo Chicago
snd Aiix sukee clnb f?so for white Alchissn. ana
4l2;L for damaged M1lwAuket. Ere very nrm At
;YaNc fSr common Weste1n. Com lc lower. nnd 10
fair demand q! !9c fcf nnsoun III aAGslc o.}f iof
dull asz9 Sic Tor Western. sad ss9sic os old DO.
GEocrutR*-CGfsee dull. SnksF dotl. at ioxc Tor
cua; iIaaisc eoE refto nieo, ~ 81 l1c Tor Aafaus.
rE7EoLrrA-Ft1m; crude :sac ane 2'eo' hrls renneo
:" f1nv1sioSs-Tork heavy and lover; 10 s1H@S s: q
for new mess. closing r s9ssX tyr rtEaar; sSM9 M
6r,snew n,esa NAY. jung and Jus sel1sr s1d bu5r.s
prices, chi rneafs 1rn: tzxlsxc for shouldsrs ant
tGIsAc for hams. Beef hams scarce nna nfnn =
CumhS1iHna cut And i,c Tor oDE ribbed. Lard Qute
ana kteauy At iS4@224c. -
ErocfEt1s-Nntie1 quiet md lower At S58tsc 70
| Western and 1n&3soc tor State. Chesss heaSy =
| fiE
, 1866-05-09
Cincinnati ilarket.

Especial UesfAtCb 70 tht Lu1fdEo 1EIuuHe.I
CISc1SsAIl. Mays.
F1nrH-Acttve, closing &c higher. salca supernne
At 49.1$alc.n. aud spring extra at $1o.'S.
GEAis-wheAt sctiTe and higher Sales No. spring
81 f2B@..iD. Com steady aud nrm. Sales No.
ntxcn at &c. Oats quiet. ss1es No. at &c. Rye
dull and cc lower. s1les No. At Sc. Barley hru.
Snlea extra State fall NJ fl.n.
CoT1uS-hflIve and 1Izn. Sales OF low nIddlng
Ut Sic
Wu1sKEY-nutl. Sa1es OF free At t2.70.
Pktyy1s1oS-Actire and market ttcady. Sales !, ,t0d
by1a ness PORK ut Sso00. 10 do II se1:t. Naeon n
good request. Sales clear sides At 1szlBx, packed
pnlk meats steady and nrn. Sales 1oo.0oo ns shonl
dc1s II Ike: sides, 1akc; clear, sides. lekc Lsst
very nsm. Sales 80 tcs prime city kettle al &c.
overwhelmingly easY. Exchange oEm.
, 1866-05-09
Illinois d 1lichfguu Cnunfs
Especial Detpatch TO the Chicago fHbnue1
nz1,Sr NhrH-1 ~,

BKtpGkroKr, ILL.,, May 81 p. n.
CLanEp-D. He's, Lemolt.
AtHlyxp-H. McLent m, Seneca. $40 bu corn; R.
r. Lpodell D1Ga1o Iock. $50 bu corn Portland La
Sale, sIQ6 bu co1ni senator, lasalle. f4s tons coal
EIzsbeth. Lemont, $500 bu oats: Col. Maurnc, Le.
Hcpt 20 yards sutble stoue; n. G.. Norton, 1emont.
70 yar.s rubble stone Advance Lcnont. Is yafds d
menIon stone; Deer Park No. Z. Tca. 500 bu corr
Oueids C,tawa 500 bu oats; r. Nosthrop, Prison. X
ssrcs rubble stone. 1upe1ts. LockpoFt 1,s1o baHel
nour.
BRIpoEPoE1, Ill., May S-9p. n.
ClRAREp-D. C. Norton. Leruont; Il. g. Loonts. Le
mont: Fl. q. Vance. Lemont; Col. Manning, Lcnont
OnondaIa Pekin 70 90 II lumber TOO oo0 shirEles To
barco p1an,, Kankakte Feeder, y 900 Il lumber.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ottAwa, 5,st bu corn; Petes (
ran1 Ottawa s. 100 Du corn.
, 1866-05-09

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.1
MILwArKE. Mar 6
FloCH-Advanced c5 cents sales 2,oGo bFis; III
for superior winter slo.o0 for clty double extra.
GHA1S-Wheat excited and higher sales this morn.
Ing aaooo bu ut s1.7sx cash; $l7s se,les all May
slsX bnyer 10 days: 1853 Tor No. u $1sd Tor reject
ed. On Change sa'cs were: 19t.ooo bu at <15a1.'s
for cas; 1.71 ecct all month $1.s8 Heller oil
June; ts1a 1s7 for No.2; 1926 for rejected. sp.
rosrd-Act1ye; $1s3 for No. !, closing dull. Oats I'd
yancns: sales 100 bn Mol at &C. Corn quiet; gale:
80 bu No. at 4sc. Butter steady: sales 100 rs good
roll at &c. EGGS dull at 14c Receipts 600 bsl hour
11a0cG In wheat; ZOO hu oats.
, 1866-05-09
St. Louis Market.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trhunel
ST. LoC1s. Mays.
TonAuco-F,ru and unchanged; lugs st a 39G.7o,
leafnr x7.1n13l25.
F11rn-siin At ss.s3as.7s for extras, aud saoos
li.I for XX and xxx per brl.
GRA1s-Wheat steady a, fs.lsa2.7s for chnlce fall.
Corn actlye at lower prices; Esassc for mixed and
Yellow and 697t for white. Oats strong ~ t13 ise,
Farley tA.r at 4sc-
rHnr1s1oSs-PoEk. &,o1o pei BRIL-
WHr.KFy-JAtS n 421a
, 1866-05-09

UtWE6O, NAfEH 5.
Unchanged. Nth goSd demand: e1ssea s. q
fof nd wtntef SlJ0 ior Ehlte aud <1ao for double
extra ,..,,..,,-
hfrhtr Sale4 eptfy 10,Cgo bu so Mtl tlwAuEee G!ab.
na1t =; $3e0: tI2 81 b. tanple at and 2a3 bn
nn IL inxer; 80. Inaisna held II 1p- Oats hctd at
Sc for Canada, without sales. Barley, Rye and Peas
Quiet. e. s.,- m., .rh... M.
rcTn 1t =: oats. 5kc to Sc Y York
, 1866-05-09
NEW fOHK CATTLE MARKET.
CLOSING DAY.
5Hepored by Telegraph e1c11aiveay 70. the Chicago
TTihunt.l

e"e''@'e0 - Tabune.1 ''' o'~'
NHH Yonf, TuskoAr EVENING. Nays.
BEEF cAT1LE-Thc total Fecelpsa fhcef cattle.
hn, frr IN ov.r sna .,ie. ~. Tr =. r. he,nv ves
ouI - 49, =. .'sa s n.E - U@1s. . ~ ~. 11
tauaS+ fofeee'pIs to'ofy. Win 10 large supply
sos nc Eeex Wooatf ~ <a2s peea na7t neea sus
taineA ReYrrnt hundne6 ~ svrertAA and a further
decline u looked for. tomorrow.
03dhRA@A0S9sFEut ASva%2 uSz&1s Aoo AAA@A ~"
and dEcft$ftds uric&l YufnR tc lower tbA2
feFdAJ. eba sc lo~H tdtn Thursday. tooo oalo
, 1866-05-09

FA,sr A1Anx-Tne aarm OF IRE hbout eight
o'cIock last evening from yo1 No. S. wpa false.
1hcenz,nes turned out promptly but amer 'raverz-
ag me e'yned es ~ '9s i,hani l.eoyernc any eIsns
of ean'e epa.r1at,ou, 1a.a1at% ""''1' s @'-' '''
" e"''Se'A>to''
Ncs ....,at 49,, ~ ,he enrnc,
day evening. lady *at stfnek down on 'ne eo1ne.
Of Dearborn and Randolph streets h7 team Of
hore.s. nnd >neta,ned COMPOUND fracture OF the
am She vas prope,lT attended to amer the aec,.
dent Had fhr Ir1Ter Exercised ordinary care thc
deserves punish1ntnt IL
:--..... 1.-r,,x, .,x,.o, TIM
eo Nsfonaeo ~, En,e.., ron,no.e5 NJ ,he 5,c.
1.,s;..tsn, nr,ch Churches Of the North.
sottneo JUL .,ao,,n. N nj cir IN,
west, Noh nosa theH aAasas -, ~ ~. 49, -
ef 81 o2lSe Mo9lsp snd M Be- held ns
-: 49, = -, ,.p,ox,,. =, z,u |
known hn sine<s hou.ts At thc opening Of the cur
eaosn "as 81 w. 49,, ~ ths nonular Merchant
Tailor, c. ), Frtnk, Who bas opened tn rev and
mon eomn,od,oas qu45teLs a. So u; ~ nsateo
friends viii now Ind him instead Of at u Washing
ton n. hcseto6urc. Mr. Frink has bcen a favnt'te
among we'll o'esseo n'ea 'e4 ss'eAA' s~3s9
Fmrxrs,s nrsEvo1rSr Assoc1A11oS.-Ttc reg
nlsr sunual meeting oi the Flremen<t Beneyolent
Association vus held last evening al No. o Dear
brrn street. tor the election Of 1onr trustees. 10
COO co, ave ycsrr IN MACE Of those whose term
NJ oflre ta. exptrcd. and one to supply The place
Of X. WscenEurgeF, resigned lhs tol!oWln: gen
% %Hsntn "E'I afi,inT = r Ferns. and Joeenh schf1.
neS ihe iaft naued being eccted for four ycsrs, 10
! oil Inc vacancy aoo'e meo..ou=''
E .,oro, o,r,,n,rz-uorsee Mech, ESD, well
i sHokfSa Lc1InEs.-no.aes . .'., Ss.n,,ad S.or, a
> kncSn TO tovets Of the weed, nSs Ecausue0 HUN
witt 10 Now York, bringing with him large and
we'll telcctcd etock Q, plpet and tobacco Of every
, 1866-05-09

r. m, rItx At ST. James Church, Monday. May th.
~ ~ nv @ tdT.Td {. Porter, Mr. JOAS rUIsNEE and
S,s ShRi 4 ME> = ,ne q eR Sa:etSS iSn u1,,r.r,
At HhMMoND, o1 Ch1eafo and Kiss MARY TAI
RER1:, 81 Hatlena. New York York. C1ty; ~
Il this elty on Ii evening uf The sth at sftt
dsrce Of D.. t. H. u bEook b the isv; l. nar1'
nor d. Nj. EKEDERtCk .eooh ano s1ss nav a~1
H. JONES. Alt Of ,hts city. ~u r.- II
III Mendon H., on tie eth Inst. 9Y keE. ts,ct 4. T.
anH kEIa + BENTON, youngest dsoEhteF OF Aosan
X Hourton Texas. on Trdre*daT. Ant!! ftth. 3,
Nry j, II. wallace. Rector Of Chris: Church. CHA ~
r. f,f1tII1Ti &. late cart. s9th IL. sols- auo Nls
G4RY /, MANNING. Of Halifax. n. g.
, 1866-05-09

Tcsh+ls Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Prtbunel
pErHorT. May 8.
ur-satdiDia, Plymouth Rock, Maynower, Willard,
Gootell, Med1 cry, Iaval. Olive Branch. Racer,
Crockes, A1Ferine, Frontier, HJphen. Adlrondac-
nownLColutnbian, Hannah, Ethan Allen. Dicktn
son, Arror, Neahoto. coll,ngwood.
~
, 1866-05-09

Kew Orleans Market:
Nxw OELxASs. May s.
CoT1nx.pepres.ed: lev m.ddlng ssfs, s g. T1sl faN
n.rt. II hsiet aEa!nst G,1ss bales last werk. Ell
nofts, 1903 bales: stuck. II ,aaal hates.
FtDTK- Advanced &c..
EFArN-E0sn 1Sc lover.
NpsrY-Strri1nx. 8: ntnts, nas Eeld, ~,
, 1866-05-09

EcTTALo% Nays.
: F1orH-Flrm; stock lieht: Spring extra, s9.'ea
10 @; while wheat m, sli0N<m.
e;a5. Market hare Com dnll1mi1ed . s;sssci Nc: Nos
Ihieaco NJ, {. sa3 Sac. RAE!ey and Rye nomloa1.
PInvis1oNs-Pork quiet and frm 1t $Soeo lafos
cASAL SALFRE.o1sI>-uull-To New York. wheat 1ac ;
rf,Yf1. oats. tAE,
, 1866-05-09
New York alonev md Stock Mark

NEW E6FR NI6HGF NlATKEfv
new foRx, May S, =
MoSxy-Market easy ut 5 = cent,
S1kRl IsG-Steaoy 1t lUA@ 19sA.
Goip--Firmel, opening At l2sx sud closing at 49,
Fk1IpuT%To Liverpool. dull.
GOVERNMENT hIuCka-Dnl apd without 0etided
change. .n.., .u ..o
sSsRRsas s5;sns ;:llS@S l'@' e0aO0n'.......: ''a
1iHdsoc Pitts. Fl. ". & c, -. 1914
IN C...,,,.........t0 Atu+ t. st. F. pFt.,,.- 1lH
WrhIrhn Southern -. IN {. & Alton. 9aH
C., n. y. pf1....... 6et " g. TeltGEapH..... SS
Rpck lslaud.... :. 96t
Al the four o'clock open Board the following were
thc principal sales: ~
eihtG Grersffcnfxr..J J6 ". Cpicn r, E1,,,,,, 81 \
f:enfnn ....... sSx n. i. C..,... ....... 81 Y
EnlQce Hill Coal. w Enc: ~
Cumberland. M tteadtoEs.
InirEITxr. ....,,,, In ~ 3...........+......
Mar rptAs..,,.,,. 13L T1t.snusEh. .........,.. Mt
, 1866-05-09

FOE sALEA desirable Rss1s;s tract Of
fsfntnc 80 acres entirely surrounded b. cutttyAtc
tsrms With " Cd lot Of So acres ar1oinnE aiso iof
jmnroye, RAIRD 4 READIET. EeA Estate O.tce,
rorcer Lake sud LRsalie Streets. 6S
, 1866-05-09

Brick MRchlnc-Thc National HricK M
Machine rnskes. With only two.hos*e power; 52Mo
splendid nE1css per day w1h wea aeanea @ q, eagss ss
futr What We Claim for it, we will take il nac6 and
refund tho money. Addrcse AblsAM AEQuA,
General Areut, 136 brozdway, New fosk.
, 1866-05-09

Colcatc,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap,
A enrcrior Toilet Soap. p1cpa1ed from refined
ea5e 9s IN combination 1 ~ a q 1e: ma 10
thr Sursefy. It's perfume Is exqtisttc, and ~
washing properties undsalled, EGr y asle E by al
druggists. epl4nSao aS-AA"
, 1866-05-09

Mayor j. R. Rice nud Police Commits.
eioncr brown arc the right men IN the Tght place.
TheS believe ln The people, and the pcopzA believe
in them They believe that health Il Of more i'm
portance than money. "a everybody else does who
has any eepse. Arate nnteanees. clean up tne
sttt., and You prevent diseases. such ~ cr5sipe-
las, scrol11a, sn!t rhcum, torc throat. and so1c
exec, now 50 prevalent. But untlI this is done.
the erett demand viii continue for Norr!s Electro
htaruetic Fluid, a certain rrmedy for ttese cam.
fnIo - a1J1
, 1866-05-09

REFORMED FRorEsrAST DrrcH sfsop.-Ihc
particular Synod OF Chicago, composed OF me nc
formed I,rotestau. Dutch Churches Of tho North
vrst MIL hold thess aunaa! meeting In TIL. clty To-
day. The delegates meet in 'hc church on the cor
ner OF Monroe and Sangsmon etIsete: Services ic'
nuhjIc wofrhp and preaching will be held lhts even
Inv al A auArter before eight o'clock.
, 1866-05-09

1Vtas*s"s4 tS@ . = :. :. y. *8.'*8s
It Is understood that the Merchants Insurance
Company had refnsured In othef companies 70
more fhan half their amount, 90 TINT their loss Is
divided.
The sfearns block, adjoining the t1tc, which Was
Iauneeti to the cxtent Of about a,0D, was insured
iu the Traders, thicaeo, for s5,o0o, and in the
iEtKa, Hartford. Tor {5,G
", il. $. r. Lunt were fnsurcd in the Etna ior
S35iN. which about covers the entire loss.
lhc stock Of Mr. Thomaa nalc Is insured IN The
Flreueus for s. 200, which Will entirely cover the
lose.
Sinclair & Dunn!ng were insured fn the Washing
ion for - 010, the lo:s being abon1 <3U0 In the
Lakement, under the block, Messrs- La'ch i Ar.
mold, commission merchants. lost from damage by
water about e7tD, wMch Is fully covered by lnsuz-
Enre in the Mptua} security
In nNeCorznfck CaleLdct'. storc on1e houEeh9ld
VA. dcelroyea+ The loss Is Estimated OF ta;0o0 II
fs unuefstood that the former WIS insured, while
the latter was not. ...
Tbc total amount Of insurance Will reach the sum
nf $1ffLNn.
, 1866-05-09
LOCAL MATTERS.

r. Ibis should meet t1lc eye Of nny one
suffering from Bronchitis, Consumption. asthma, @
10 DE- Jaync's ESpectorsn which will, tn all casts,
afford speedy relief, and in mort effect speedy
cure. Sold By all drnegiets: n5eaia3-3t"FSA
no you With to be In good odor With
your friends? Yon have only to usc that swee:
rerit,me ior the handkerchief, Talluau i Collins
Egyptian Gala. Sold everywhere as3l
, 1866-05-09

Cote N. r. NIcrTflf'a for the inrCcAt
sn,t hest assoYted stock o, kerosene lamps. an-
ferns. chsndelicss, glassware, Sc, &C., II and IS
, 1866-05-09

1t will Relieve the Haby..Tncre u
syrup for children tecth1ng- not only relieves the
ch,ld ftou pain, but regulates Nhe stomach aha nc
rums. reduces ali Inflammation, and clves rest,
hcsllh aud comfort 10 1nothe- and eh,ld- 1t y
nicasant 10 take, and perfectly eatt IN all cases II
1,iyes universal tatistactiOu. aTA
, 1866-05-09

Prepare for warm weather. Rcfrt1c.
ratorp. ice htxcs. wafer diteEs and coolers, tce
cream trrczers, bathing apparatus, ruf11nG and
CuIpg sc,sso1s laundry utensils. carnet eweepcfs,
door ard tabe mata al Dalton i Co.. II Lake street,
, 1866-05-09

Where and How to Educate onr Sous.
-ATeach them that which they Will practice When
tbry become men, Eastman National Buslrcss
College, Chicago ILL.,, the popular practical lus1"
tutioD oflhc country. Addrc.s
, 1866-05-09

Our Country FrIends. 30. c. F. Will
besr il mind that thcy eau purchase tu Chicago all
TIC Goods ihcy want, by eend1ug 10 the Express
Conlpanies' Purchasing. Agent, A. l. snmson: ':
, 1866-05-09

TOR CAIE-Ch01ce properly Ii
The beautiful town Of Linden, Steasns County
npssots Consisting oi acre. of choice laaa With
Ernitnce. The house contains nine ROOMS, Is thor
o3asd ~ P1n!ea gfa1e re- rSsisds bs
ND onibudnts orc all painted and n excentat o.;
der Two good wells fufniah "a 4bnndant supply q
stnstfd On IN elcSu.ion, commanding - extensaEe
Ticw Of the surrounding connttT tua - II
schools. post once AND ssGses aad xith'S ten n!n ~
ni1rs frcM railroads. This nne plaee must be sold q
n sssy dsE tae oxne. s;sssea u s 9qsesss 3 ~
hr1rr irre than thrcqnaferH Of tht cost In gold oy
wars snee lIhe' al disooun: tl1 be made tSs 81
wasf.. Minnesota, or T. g. MATHEWS, Bostoas Mass
1 n.1rr
, 1866-05-09

Atlantic White Lead and L!nSeea OH
Co.. OF New York. manufacturer Of Pure White
Lad, Rcd Lead, Lithazre, Glass Makers BED Lead,
&c. ,,...
sale by druggists and dealers generally. and " "
ROBERT COLGATE T. CO., General Agents, ss1
Pearl strfet NeN YORK. octAASG9-GsGtcM-W&s
, 1866-05-09

Go to 1he BesS-ts0 TO RFvanf q StIat.
tons Chicago Commercial College to get a thor
ouch, prsctica business cducstlon. Or 10 ossoine
good Telegraph Operator. Address tot uI11dlf,
RnSAxT l. SIKATION. Chtc190, Ul.
, 1866-05-09

Cucumber Growcra Attentlon-Three
thousand barrels OF cucumbers wanted TIL: sum
nc1, delivered III Chicago, hy the Wa.on-!oad OF
othcrv1sc. Address, Box ,3G9, Chicago.
, 1866-05-09

For the Best Stock 0r Looking GlnsHes
and Flint Jars 70 to y. =. Mef1tn's Lamp anu
Glasswarc store, Il and 7s Raudolph.st. n5G6
, 1866-05-09

TOR SALE-Beautiful Home-In
l. the city OF Rockford. ILL.,; Of an acre Of ground.
story coiace house With eight rooms, besides tch-
en bath md xxah1po and tho best barn tn the city
good a. new. and nTaclass in quality, ga be pa1;
Chased Elth the honse II dtslreu; A.5. GALLOWAY
SOE. Room IL Metropolitan Bl0cE- aa3t
, 1866-05-09

TOR SALE One Of the best
u Flou1tng Mills in the Lacrosse vas1ss. MiscGn. sc
iss season. put Turbine wateF Theei that Ca.
not be exc.ed io the State said In WI e1sy tQ!9
QUE mile IRON tho Lafayette Depot Of The MnEaasee
ST. Tan Railroad. The MILL VIII ee sold a.ooanle
spbsertner At S;aniey Post 0tce. Monroe County.
Wiscouen, OF ). }. STAFFORD, 50 tASe,sss Chicago
uE1.A423 y. ~. SNl ! u.
, 1866-05-09

TOR SALE-Lake Park-This
i property Is eituAted on Barron Lake. three miles
from The city Miles, Mlch an and contains 10 acres
stsuiis ISht hoard fence. eight feet hfe as dtts
nr rsif. Win Ulsa tsee uAeS. uece .safy asab!es
iake sdolning Is popular resort and has has beer
frQoensed fos many years hT Rstsons Z ths sicint!
oats s6e4cfof and for pleasure e1cu1cus. skating
&c winter, togclher with bathing hon.c*-rsndeT
14re Of rnbiic resort The whole premises, toseshe
With or1y aeres outside Of ne FasE; Th'sn q
HARFER Niles. Michigan. tnys'nz6s
, 1866-05-09
JIo Rfnt>=mtscellaMenus

ITO RENT-Lumber Yard-The
Lumber ard On east side North Branch Chicago
Tyer eouff1 OF railroad bridge. nccurlcd 6y Wl1an
C0wies lie last ear. inquire oftulRAM.W AkELkls'
n1t5
ITO RENT-Piano Fortes H.
1uisc st tue Mammoth Music Rooma Of =. "a.
HIGGINS, lis md liz Kandofphst.. Chicago.
, 1866-05-09
THE CITY.

FALAr AIAHxcTne a!alm o! nre hooat cicnt
o'clock last evening from yo1 No. S. wasjalac
The engines turned ont promptly but amer 1ravcrs-
,r the c1tv In the vicinity from which the alarm
came returned without discovering any elens
nf a condensation,
, 1866-05-09

Sxok1Sa LC1rR1ks.-I1oracc Mech, ESD, wen
knovn 10 tovesso Of the weed. hss returned from I,
wilt 10 Now York, bringing with him a large and
we'll selected etock Of ptpet and tobacco OF every
kind. and In mort inviting FORMS comprising nc
best qualities of ncertchau1ns, TO which PC ihs!ss
the uttcpitau If The smoktnE Wo.ld- Ills nr1ao'
OF cicare nc Of the choicest. among them the a
nous u Robert putns, = lu class boxes. ele
men Iipprc. Il daily lhrouEed with worshlppcrs
9ha al rire nj the IndlAu weed.
, 1866-05-09

T1AKEN UP-Pony Supposed
10 have been stoleu. an !nd!sa Pony a59at @ ~ .fI
tr nisieu nafnese. and thrtc spring ta1fnEe opea
on &c nidee. Ino owners can hive ne a19ee ~ ~
pr..1rpg property and reylnE charges Apply 70 ~
MYERS. Jenettpn, Cook County, uh hfe@
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
Personal.

Wo have had the pleasureo of congratulating
DR.. j. McF. CASTOR upon his safe arrival from
Brazil. Tho result of his exploration of that
country will soon be giyensto the public in an
extended report, which is now in course of
publication. The Doctor will remove. with
his family to Brazil in tho course of a few
months. He corroborates in every respect tho
report Of Mcssrs NIeriwcthor and Shaw of
EdgeGcld, a portion of which was published
in our last issue. His general opinion Of the
advantages offered by the soil, climate and
productions Of Brazil is highly encouraging
to those contemplating emigration. The soil
is exceedingly fertile, tho climate healthy, and
productions varied and valuable In the
province of st. Paul, whero he designs loca-
ting, lands of tho best quality can be pur-
chased for twenty cents per acro, on
credit of five years without interest The wa
tor is freestone, and unalloycd by minerals
An industrious emigrant osn comfortably sup
port himself BY his own labor during the first
year and lay up something handsome. Tho
method Of agriculture in Brazil is Of an oxoeed.
ingly rude and primitive character. The crops
OF corn, cotton, ooffee, sugar, Co., are planted
and worked by the hoe alone. The average
yield, of corn is from thirty TO fifty bushels
and one thousand to twelve hundred pounds
of seed cotton to the aore. Tropical fruits of
every description grow spontaneously and in
great abundance. Tho better classes of socie-
ty arc intelligent, courteous and refined, and
DR.. CASTOR met everywhere the utmost kind
ness and hospitality. Tho authorities are anx-
ious to secure largo immigration and every
facility will be afforded strangers to examine
the country and make settlements No re-
strictions are imposed on religion or education.
Taxes are light, and tho policy of the govern
mcnt exceedingly liberal and enlightened.
Chester Standard
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09
. MISC ID lila ~ x.
Courage.
ny W. GILMORE sIMMs.

BY w. 0lbMQHE SlMMS
Strikelr-as said tho anvil to the llammcr4-
Strikei end never let your iron cool !!
Up head, my boy: speak bravely ly-novcr stamnior;
For fear the world:wil SGT you down a fool,
Wo hayeno timo for shilly shhy,
But seventy years allotted to tho best;
Down with the rock: powup tho fruitful valley
SWork out your purpose, leayo to God the rcs
eYou have purpose should havc-then begin it /;
,.s honest, manly ,ppfposc is q powcr,
Which, iify you straightway seizo upon the minute,
{, WIZ lmakesits progress surer every hour.
Build up your fortunes by it; lay thom deeply,
&. Make your foundations sure then day by day,
Rssrthc great walls fortress never clleaply ;
GOOD purposes demand great outlay
Strength, faith, deyoton--tho't and resolution -
These tnakeyour capital--these freely spond
I t0noe sure of yourdesgn, the execution
Needs oil that you can give ito tho endi
i Oh y boy, mani what q world Is in tho keeping
Of him who nobly Aims and bravely tolls
great deeds; wo II all have time for sleep
,fssS " Ing
hon we have shufled off our mortal coils"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1866-06-09

DIaas saw note laying on the ground,
but knew it was counterfoit, and walked on
without picking it up. He told 'Smithers tho
story, when the latter said "Do you 'know,
Diggs, you have committed very grave Of
fence" gWhy what have done z" "sYou
have passed counterfeit bill, knowing 1t to
be euch |" said Smithers. r yg9w%