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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
WASHINGTON TOPICS AND GOSSIP
NOMINATION..

NOMINATION.
The nomination of General Ferdinand
Vandeveer, of Hamilton, Ohio, as Oollec-
tor of Internal Revenue for the Third Dis
trict, was sent to the Senate to-day. There
is no doubt of its confirmation.
A RUSH TO SEE THE PRESIDENT.
At ten o'clock tonight crowd of SEN
ators and others, among whom were
Messrs. Cowan, Doolittle, ReYerdy John
SOD, Blair and Randall, were patiently
waiting at the White House TO see the
President. Neither the President nor his
Secretary, Col. Cooper, have been visible
since the adjournment of the Cabinet,
which took place late this afternoon.
NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
An adjourned meeting held at the resi-
dence OF the Hon. Montgomery Blair, for
the purpose Of consolidating the several
johnson Union Clubs, was organized by
the appointment of Hon. q. Il. Browning.
Chairman, and John +. Coyle, ESQ., Sec
tary. After other preliminary business.
the following gentlemen were selected as
the National Union Executive Committee:
Hon. A. W. Randall, Chairman; Hon. o.
d Browning, Hon. Montgomery Blair.
G. Wendell, Esq, Charles KNAPP, ESQ, A.
E. Perry, Esq, Samuel Fowler, ESQ; Hon.
Charles Mason, Corresponding Secretary.
NC sToRMY SESSIONS IN THE CABINET.
The statements that have been made in
several metropolitan journals of lengthy
and stormy cabinet meetings being held,
in which the new Freedmen's Bureau bill
and the call for a Convention in Philadel-
phia next August, were the topics dis
cussed, are all untrue. We have il from
persons high in authority that so far not
a word has been said in regard to the
above mentioned subjects in the meetings
of the Cabinet of late. If the President
written out a veto of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill, of which there seems to be
doubt he has never submitted it TO his
CahinaF
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17


THE NODE OF SUBSCRIBING
i Cutters according to the Yapp's patent Is as
follows Across the top of the Gutter. AZ about
from 6 70 10 feet apart, according to the size and
length, is soldered . halE-inch tin tube. Though
this tube . rod or bolt ofthe required LEI gth. with
q thread on The end, is put through and screwed
into the studding plate or rAfter Of the building,
TO which the gutter IL suspended. The gut
ter is held to the rod BY a pin, which ia put
through q hole in the tube. and . corresponding
one in the spike. BY Simply pulling out this pin
with the finger, the gutter could be taken on and
clipped on again without any difHeulty, thus rem.
dering il easily repaired or painted. BY this
mode the gutter is hsld stiniy in It's place from
year to year without any change in Its position.
Each rod which ~sustains the gutter will support
the weight OF q man--thus giving an idea Of its
strength. The whole fastenings are ont OF sight
gutter.
By the old mode the gutter Is suspended BY hav-
ing a strip Of tin banded around IL and nailed to
the building. Soon the nails get rusty, and the
band slips of. The Wind operating IN the gutter
gradually turns il around aSd twists It about go
as TO make it useless. n proofOf this look At the
thousands OF CUTTERS hung BY the old process.
Below is appended the certificates Of Architects
and Builders certifying to the superiority Of
Hspp's Paten, Gutter Fastener I:
We, the undersigned, Architects Of Cleveland.
having carefully ezamined into ths merits Of the
above mode Of Hanging and putting up Cutters,
are confident that il Is superior to the Old
node, and We cheerfully and cOnsclsntiously re-
J. M. BLACKBURN,
q. W. HEARD,
S. @. PORTER.
A full assortment Of Bolts and Tubes kept con-
stsDtly on hand and for sale also an ingenious
clamp for holding the bolt while screwiDg it into
The building.
Township. County and State Rights for Sale.
Price list of FEstenings per 100: No. I. or smaIl
size, $icO; No 2, or middle size, s. 90; Eo.3 or
large size, 500.
For further particulars call at the Tin Ship Of
WIN. YAPP,l
Corner Prospect street and Oak Place,
ylz:6lI Cleveland, Chic.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

BECK & COWELL,
Manufacturers Of Bedsteads. Washing Machines.
Clothes Mangles or Ironing Machines, aud ali
ktnss Of Tutnings, have on hand and for sale
800 Bedsteads,
1000 sets Of round corner bedstsad turnings,
$4,000 S~pindIes,
5000 sets OF corners,
Table legs, crib ~turnings, &C., h., which We will
sell at less than usual rates.
Factory in House & Tafs's Planning MIL, corner
OF Elm and Second streets, West Side.
PostOnice address 80 S1perior-st- marI7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

DkACK SILKS.-I haVeJa st received
ID . splendid assortment Of the = ct qualities OF
Mantle and Dress silks These SOods wers pur-
chased 81 the lowest point Of ti1 season, which
enables me TO cell them at VerytJG prices. Per-
sons wishing to purchase good q I'D cheap Black
Silks, will save money by calling &
s-HYMAR's Cheap Dsy Goods Store.
MY store will be opened every saturday evening
from s1ndown till 10 o'clock.
june2 81.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17
CUTTER FASTENER.
YAPP'S
Patent Gutter Fastener !
The most Durable, the Cheapest, and
the most Simple OF aBy mode now
known for suspeRdiBg Tin
Cutters or Eve TrOughS,

Il is strong and not visible to
sight.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-17

THE CONGRESSIONAL CAUCUS.
caedfngs.
, 1866-09-02
Markets by Telegraph.
nl1DtlultT nlAAAET' HEP0It1.


tEpeclat Deeparh 10 the Western Associated fess1
nav ToAk, Beptenteft
trkkztY hKtiAw.
1te whotwaie market dutlhs The ptft wssk t1 been
fsit1y setlrs ahd faflAbte.
ths Hsor4of f,aaf 5ts, th,s mi ,ih.jhe 10 Yss.
ennf Atix,tst H wsys " h,,inws t,nt1 ht,s Id iii
Nhsai. ki. i'm, in , tssrn; hu. IA H,b, ~.
III. stx III ld IN nat ,s,,E In In ,.ptnHa a,ds #.
~. 4s,E ~, y, W I,.ni Iii. nu" , ~ ~ ~ sI ~
Hs" a1nk MI saa n1e"1n s,p,etWer ~. to
~ -, ,rs - Sss, s ~. ' ~ - "a "t ~ ,as
,na. ,stS ~. .u % ia ~ la =. u,,f .saH
s1' s!s ;s sSp ~ n. ,,n sn; IL ~ . ~ a F ;sir,s
W. ~. '.yssa aM,"ps i"s W. ''sN WV t.Pt"se a
es ss. " w. t"s ~ ~. Fs,',se ~. ~ p y. nesa
."as ~. .s.Is H..s ~ IN III ~,
iHn 'sa '.s w M y. X. ''s ''aa 4A''S'"
".s'. ,'.' a.o.t' NY e.'s''' -.
mat,lnx IN ta packing yhrds AePtanhot ii!I 4spats'
I'd tness tb i,slst sG1 91as brlss 1stsots uhs.
cafo msss 1bss t1A iris, Inns, 1al hrlt, tsfrt.ad
fosf 1866 1slu brla, 1s1, 100 bfls rsfaRs msY tsA
All trls ts III brls other relaa 1884, u tf} ladS
, 1866-09-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.


On Saturday morning about half past ten o'clock
a German aaalor. named Hdwasd Iemo1d. made =
determined attempt 10 commit Suicide in saloon,
nesr te Sherman Houss In This city, By cutting his
ihroat with luga knife uAed By thu aaloou
keeresto cut Up bread and cheese for his patrons
1emoh entered this saloon. ono Of The ncsa Of
shsuty drinking plAces lying on Randolph street
oppostth tho Coar1 horsc, and "took hls lager"
n mconeerncdlJ Is Any Of The other doxen usn
uho wcsn the place at lhe Time He stood in ffont
OF The eonuses for few minutes, sud then seeing
he kniis 1ytnX On tas ah:i behind @ tas counter,
edee = % kniie aerots lis !hro3i. The sct ~
ia aoas III eood ~s gsS o
rraeh hin. nc STOOD but moment, and then
blood on the door. and mass Of Fose on the
counter. A AZ he reached t.e street, Fl! clothing
us sos,a Gm and eeaSe7ed h . sns e ces
Btsilon, when Dr.. Collins Wai sent for.
Tbs wound proved 70 be not dan3ctoas one.
wss only rrazsd. Tie gash Of about arc lnehcs
IL iensh 6ad evidently Been produced b. : swing
IN ~ an'sky s.,tshsd r. r. sGa Mslhs ths ~
PiA there 10 b taken caro- Of I'LL tho wound alsl
.as = sa We'e .bs Is. people ba
soins a3, o5 them thought nn Astant had bsen com
19!uon oy hhothss man. And thcy looked sNspl
etousl3 = saeh other = Il expecting to recognize
ena,p s oi ,Ssf ,Ss isn.; Swn nneer ho eaty party
trus stats 4of anain satherri from, sboTo who hs,
teen ht ~ouaa.he suicide in do hsnds Of 4,
pMctfx. ~" A~A4' " ~
leuo'd came to Tho United stal.. linn, ,x,,x
ytan 40. and hhs slnoa followed tas iaSes' ii
es,ne heso day Or two since or ths sehoons n
Monitor. from B1Ehte ltc etafsA fhss S% -
1ns1ancholly. for several deJA pssi. hsyan1 ~
ne ~ y ~ ~ essss sono IT, s,sisa ri
wallet. cuntalnlnR sixtSon dofIarr. x.s fcNnt
BIZ peEsoa H. u appareuu5 a6out hiffy sos
o. aGe. Tho koa was undoubtedly cpaiaIttcl
Aftpt Temporary insanity.
, 1866-09-02

!Bsoret'a magnificent ,eyer Dcfure ahs Daitjs.n
and "1he Bstlors' OnornsA nom tho ASdcsn. Tho
orchestra Will number fohy-avs pcrforuaers, and
among ether botectons will giro tho brilliant oYaf-
y One q he principal lhgmes. sou,e symphonlcal
March.
q T1osc snembern Of tho soYcnty.sccond Illinois
1niAntfy Votuntcen, who arp dCatous Of paying
respect t2 th1 memory Of this lalG Senator Donglas
" participating IT. tho ecremon!oa OF laying lin
.stpn1, aEo dtelrcd 10 uaei In Room No. ID
Garrett CARR glosa, % Monday evening, 1t haltpasl
, 1866-09-02
",1lltssts e.a NSehleao Oesaa. =:


'''''' '''e-- DH1D1HroEr, Beptemtes J, ?. N.
! CLxAxxp-Essst. Notfts: Nobt uoinea, uacal
uuntar, Fekln, q, 10 n lunbef rogt1snd, IASells
1upertAl Lotkport, y tons ooAl@ odnAl Rosecfaas
seneeat Abbey bprsgue. otssvat 1nldofs, esnsess 70
pria 1l.ne.- ...
Aaurxn-n. Q. 1oomts, Lcsoont % Yds, rubbio
stone nescut Lemonspo yda rubb]s stonet Advances
Ls1Etcnl u Ydi dimtndon atous1 ". q. Qurntc, Lo
mont, u i'd dimenton s.ona; 1nrostlxstor. Lamont
n yds dncnsfon sons, u yds rutho ssoo 0bfAltar
1euons, 70 yda rutbe btone Altquipps, LAtnous 90
ys rubble stonS Loutls, Prison. 20 ID Tnbbts atons
Onward. ntrda Dfidgu. 900 bu uah, 10 bu corn IL
q. Carrenfef, doct, S,bu bu cont Ottawa, Ottawa
100 tu com Oak Leaf Aux 6subo, 80 bn ccfn etars
and btrpss, l'utslo rlotk A9 bu corn Marion. Aof'
ri, 100 bn corn Fhauix. Iockpoft 200 hu Thoat,
1nQo bu corn Monarch, Aofgis, 400 bu corn.
DatDoxroE1, ill., September - N.
cLzA1Hp-W. =. 0urnoc, INmonst II. q. 1ootnis,
Lemonts Isoseue, Lemoutl AdTanco, Lsn.ont! lhyes.
usatof. Lsmonts J. Harrington, MAfsstes 1000 n
lumber, 10 brla ums, 60 TO ahtngcsI II. Gofthrnp,
Prison! pfopellor sarn. Vsat OTTAWA sl.sol
NJ u,dset 8aiiaa, ottavst :. II. 9. c.rpsnsss.
JolIeti DAs6a No. !. Lssalfo. Geo. L. TAy.
Iof, Bouth .. 1ockpots, Onward. 5oliatl
IellAacc, joliet Mound ost Loaf Aux Bablo. 1851 q
lumber, lltd dressed flooring. 100 n s'd.ns. 500
shingles, m la& onotdA. otlAxs, ~ his sa!t y bfs
limo, lanshs, Norris Low aayss and headings. eaoo
n lumber. 10 Ioclport.
Axaryap-j. y. Alexander, AoErta, ~ tons coal g.
A. Douglas No. I, Esss Morris, ITO tons coal pFllt,
Utica, 10 tons sand,
, 1866-09-02
New York Market.

NKw Eoxx, SeptcMbfl l.
coTrox-1t dul, and heavy 1t s19Nc for ualddll, x.
FlouE-Hlch and low grades dull ana decutlng,
while rnand and medium gradcs aEe scarce With fales
1t $S$d710Jm for extra Fcnna hoop Ohio I and
3l0.lhslspo for uade eh.nnds-rnarket elostn6 quiet
WAAKxY-StrAay at ~ = In bond
Of NO Milwaukee, Ut $ia. Corn heaTy and Xc ldw er,
With sales 1t &c fot inferior Sc for shipping mixed
Oata actlre md i@zc .cr, With sales II @ ls clio.
T TabocGaim-Conee dun. Sugar morc ae.ive-cuba
ual1Hc.
+9kf@&&kc fot refined In bond
-iEorMloxs-pork opened aFmer, but elosed heary 1t
s4BiaIJn0 for new Mcss-c1ostnE 1t $1257H rtg1l1r
xDN4Sl.l0 for old do, and x2ayM927-8 lot prime.
tjsp l25o brs new mnss, for 6cptember and October
stoef Of Old and September Lit q 9 nsls: ssme
date LAST month q ~ hEs; sapae date iast yea5 g.
6cr lst ll9e ptss same aatsltIt month 1855 pkss
i6c 10 Cumberland cut and lie hi short ribbed. Cat
meats steady at laHanhc foE bans Lard dali e 1st
Gr Stats. Chneso dull and heavJ At ta1sAc-
, 1866-09-02

USw 10fA 6e1ek ana money uA1FAos'
.. Nxv YokK, 8opHmhee ].
Moxn-contauos esay stA1s par cent cal! toaas
bI1xIiHQ Exc1tAfax.null and uotasaA a. 1~H1
losN 1oid. l9f nfst eissa b!lla. ,... .,.,,,. :,
EifosT1 BrEc!x-fo.day .e2so2d.
CONVENIENT Haoc1A-Ifathos moro ettadY.
FKN9n71 TO LSyKnFooI-Dnll;
Tho Lo0smtftt7rs money article aa5e 30 NnaKnae
y ,oexa eennaes Thess Z N eyidsnt d!sp2s!tonM to 70
beginning Of August lor sise and tin tendency Il ca
eSnfsxSfd y nattes who dcasto to buy up csfta Of
0oveTnments aro less active. There ase osdess for
]s on oEtign account upon tho narktt but thcy can
net b s1eeuted At she sasreat priHe ct bo9di; ,;
1nsns asc mado generally IT. Per cent wlth creep.
tons at per CENT Tho fuli et1ect Of tho redemption
Me payments were mads ii checsa, which 6ave not yet
been presented fbr payment. Discount. qules Tho
snosnt Of ps2.s s present o1srag probably not
piete1y has tho war revo1nnontlod financial afatrs-
Primo bills arc current Al SOS per cent.
Gold ha1 doclined during Inc morning from III 70
1l5k. 4pparent3y under 1tlGned raid By tho ball
clique, Intended to dr4w out 1hosts Loans msde 1At
probably for ths puEpose of encqaraR1nz sneh mo1a-
eut fhe decline being forced ooe an upward teAc-
uon of132 per cent wAs not improbable.
, 1866-09-02

RA1s1No TUE Wmr.-Car1 Dosritt, a rewsboy,
Was brought heSoso tho pollce Ma,i,uase, charged
with larceny. Carl. according to his ohn state
ment, went to the vnlety Theatre On Thursday
night, snd spent al his capinl in peanuts and gin
ger pop. When he discovered that he wAs s.hroke"
psnion named John 0'Malley, 10 purchase papers
with in the morning. o'AailcJ. advlscd lin to
tap . till. Accordingly be went luso Z saloon on
md sccinR no onc about. ho proceeded 10 carry
out hls companlon's Instructions. Leaning oyer
the counter ho opened the drawer, and had Just
possessed himself OF the desired postal currency
when 10 was pounced upon By tho proprietor Of
iho place, Tho handed lan oTes 70 . policeman.
Carl promised TO t'navrs 10 do 30 &raln," IL his
WA depissed
, 1866-09-02

y MNWKaNE@ Nk&IxNK~ = .
Especial Dnspssch to sas Chicago Tribunal
NuWAuxu& September l. .
'rlourQulst. s4la! OF suoE1s sztrs spr,nE On prt.
vate tetnA, -- - .
CxAN-Wheat n,ose sets1ed. Ea1ea Of d 90 bu no.
In store 1t {so; 500 no 10. DO It -; 60 hs re
sectcd 1t 31ne. Qas quiet. Salesot 800 bu no N
store at 37c Com dull. sales OF 10 bu fo saaaed
In stora At 5oc. RJe steady. ea1ea Of Id ou NO. IN
store It &c. ,-.-.. -,.-
01Au Fzunzn- -Soininal. attic for wheat 70 baf-
hlo. g: 49,.
RHHu7s-spo n1ls hous, 2aos1 bn WHEAT, 1-sA ou
oats, 9, 80 bu coan-
sarnrarz bsl. -four, = sdoo ba wheat.
, 1866-09-02

TER DorolAs MonuuKx7 Cxnxmoxrrs.-1bo
arrangements for The approaching ceremonies Al
The laying OF the cornerstone Of The Douglas Mon.
ument sre now completed by the committee, aud
the programme will 10 laid hoforo Tho public In
few days. Tho escnt will be msn,otsblo ono In
the anna1t Of Chicago, and we may cxaecs N In.
mcnso inhnx .! strangers from ali patts Of tho
country during Tho ttcck.
Tha prcparrttons for The concert 70 ho civan IN
connection With thr public ceremonies t6la woek
ere now nsarly eompietsd: nalska: sao eoodustof
mont OF unusnil Interest," Miss btsrlinR, Nav
Yu!k lsar oflsuperb contzalto .oiec. has sfrixed
snd w'il einK sono ehosos aelsSaoos; Tho tsss
| boAy By their Huuner Nights Fcsti7Als recontly
Will sing sogns Of tAstr tsat chorusss, among thpu
, 1866-09-02

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
- Nrw ToXx, September l..
HKLAp9Tu1Ff.
E1pur-NeTEf 6ul}er CT more unsettted. Wheat-Fklr.
demand No. Ai1o1ered 1t T. but oaly ch'ee want
Cd, Largo supplies oS nav winter Ssate. Corn sold
only to the hoa trade tho bait bids OF axpoters BE-"
ing 1c below sa1a. Oats heely offered 1t Tho Ad-
vance
Pork unsetued By tarKu sales to reallznClosing Ut
saM Other hog products vesy nAt- - i.
LIVE Hoas. :,
Hogs declined to i0K0l14c. WITH sWenJ.dTe car
loads at mArk1ts :. -.
EKzT GAIIIZ.
6upp1y 10 ta1 this week about 900 head Quotations
unchanfod bot market dull md heavy. FrIn1a cass1
win not bring II ~. -:
Sheeo heare ut 586ke. + - =
, 1866-09-02

.pu1sr oorosRr aw1xpt1Ea. fsm ~ In Lonla.
yils, H.. ha.snise United ssatos prlss oonocss,
.iyjne n reiarsnees "paftiea residing In Chlca.
e. u 6nt rho1o nAsnaA a7a unknown 10 ChjeAro
nrn, OF ooufss Il ts nothing moro OF Ions than i
6Mfndit,
, 1866-09-02

EMPLOYMENT ron Holp,xns.-1ho Employment
pu,rsc sor discharged soldier calls for employ
mont for mtn. An who arc tu want Of aAy kind Of
msle help arc earnestly reQnested to Apply. immo.
disiely al lsoon la Gethodtst Chnrth utoek. Ar.
No chsfge fnE services. -
, 1866-09-02

CArTUuE or / FEMALE Bu1oIAn-On Saturday
night, week ago, during tho Absence Of tbs fan-
1y, Tho house Of Mr. II. Page, situated On uarrl-
ton street. ncar Dluc Island avcuue, WAS entered
by burglars, who carried oil about Two hundred
dollars worth ofbeddlng, ladies' dresses and un-
When ito TobberJ was discovered, ION the day
staflon % Deteaive ]. !. Kelly, Whu At ones made
search among tae eeeend hand ts2res, woese such
IRE uaually disposed o;- His Investigations
in that direction, however, proved futile. BE
next turned his attention 70 somt peNons rcs[d-
inc In tho neIshhorhood OF The scene Of lhe burg
laIy, aud sei3 soon biz snsplclons rested upon
Pages re.tdeccc. whose reputation As shop
liter was d.sttIasa. Mrs. Ryan 1ltas Boh2u, be-
cana The fuh}ect Of ihc detectives tender watch
fulness. Sbe could aot stir from her sh1nty with
ds!s, he ae'sa q. in 1ss as ei2sslt{ Of snarStsa a.
occupied learred much Of her lie aud character.
Having at last become satisfied that she had had
: hAnd In robbins Mr. Pago's house, the detective
Eade dsseent npon asa. Ryan o.tas Bohau's
s ionna ! pit d, lbs stolen goods. 4 daasa,cr u
tSe suspected o1e, n2ed thirteen years, then vol
,nntesypa to conduit the detective 10 placo On
Elue Island Aren1e, where she said the remainder
q The property was deposlsed: Tbs ot1cet &C
soa0s9.sa her to, to several p'Asss and nns. s'
: lin " astray for the parposc Of
allowing her mother IN opportunity 70 aecrcte the
goods d9:1nT bis abtence. He therefore returned
10 Mn. RJdn's shanty, takIug The gid With him,
9 r1nk weeds growing in 1ha yard, md found tied
mp in bEndle the greater part of the bedding and
underclothlng. AIs. RJan md her daughter Tcre
:. taken 10 the Central stat'on and locked up.
, 1866-09-02
M A II II I E D


At Bunalo. Aug. 9Th 1t the rezldence OF tho BRIDES
WELLS Of tnis city, and Miss FANNIE E. sEAR1s. oi
, 1866-09-02

ilosrrA1 ron WoxxH AEp onnnau.-Tha
rrgp!as a,onthly meeting Of the 1fustoos ot shs
. r. SSsn Il 81 ose oassa . ~ oH e
Monday Afternoon.
, 1866-09-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

Naplo soita from SIS 70 go. In half Aetta, for
small families, from $s to $40, At Grams In
ventornt Exchange, 81 South Clark street. y23o
, 1866-09-02

BA1KED or u1s PnET.-About eight o'clock on
Thu1t3ay evening oh1cesn AcAahon and Hill IT.
1eetel a notosiocs thief named James Robinson,
who has Just been pasdoned ont Of the PeuIten-
fia1y, rs be was in The act Of practing the conf
deucc game On q yerlhnt individual from the
Ing been made, the prisoner WAS only nned as
vag1ant In the Police Court "a
, 1866-09-02

ANew Express Directory Of the Unl-
ted States, compiled and published By Geo. ".
Hawes, nt Baltimore, Maryland. This work when
press Companies. oEGees in the United States, and
= complete Post 0tdcc Directory, complied up to
May lit, 1865: Tho general agent, M. Q. Il. Bass,
canvass our c1kJ Ior orders for the work, Hes id.
ycYIsepept In another column. vl01
, 1866-09-02

mfss Tennessee, tho Grest Magnetic
Doctress and ClaityoJant has established an In.
above Harrison street, where abe may be eontu1k-
cd on all matters pertaining to life and health.
When desired, 6he will 60 into an unconscious
state, and give Information Of great Importance 10
the inquirer. PasnlJzed pesaons made TO walk IN
in from three to nina days, without, the use Of
knife, OF instrument, OF pain. Consumption, asth-
ma, and all diseases Of The nervous sJstom, cpl
lepsy, ats, rheumatism, neuralgia, dyspepsia. dis
eases oithe liver, hca1t, o. Mdnsys, and 81! dis
eases OF tho blood, treated with like beneficial rc
suits. Thoso not ahle to call personally, may ad-
drcse Lock Box 53B, Post OGice, Chicago, ILL.,
nols. The poor llhelalIy dealt with. Aeure guar
antecd in oIeTJ Case. u2B
corns wiihoat pain. InSrowins nai5 cured. Dr.
Z. hns opesasad on The feet sixteen years, in Bo.
ton and Chicago. Rooms for ladies. onea lte
CLARK atreet. v69
Paper Hanginxs and Window Shades
At greatly reduced prices. =. e. h0Ar, 80 Ran
fonh-ak C51G
, 1866-09-02

A1TEMTEn su1c1pk.-A Jonng WOMAN uarned
Hattie 81. C1sis. residing IN house Of III fame On
Quincy street, attempted to commit suicide On
Saturday By swallowing q quantity OF morphine.
Dr.. II. ". Case was called several hours after she
had taken the poison, and every means was adopt
Saturday Tho girl was stiu auye, although her re-
coyety WIS doubtful.
, 1866-09-02

Special Cautlon.-mrs. Wlnsfovss
SOOTHING Syrup has become 20 popular thst vasi-
ous pAses laTe put ouk articles calling them Mn.
Winslow's. Please takn notice that Tho Mira. Wins
low Of The eooehing byrup ls not connectA With
anJ oftee stucla, inneE5A.
, 1866-09-02

ACKNOWLEDGMENT MArAhal1, Of Minnesota,
md ihs delegation from snai stats, Numbering
atsht Or ssu. paassd through Chicago Oh Saturday
~ hfa rav 10 The philadelphia Convention.
, 1866-09-02

.lxTzxNA. N8yxNus CoL1xcHoTs.-Ths ool!ee.
xioss og internal Issvcuns In Cook oounty daring
ths ssonIa of August amounted 10 Si,1et, ,1ds.eA
, 1866-09-02

AAnoa ncnn;-Rov. y: D. hlbnsn' Of Trinity
Tho Opera House, on FE,day Of next weot, for she
bcoeai 6. 81, Ihtc's Church. ReF. q. d. Colo.
rector, Tbs we1l.known oInqueaee Of Mt, NIL
hnlu will, we doubt rot, enanro crowded an.
IIence and Will ada nste.1A1ly to Tho Treasury Of
, 1866-09-02

illinois School OF Trade.-The College
fos boys and tho Seminary fur young ladies will
reopened for the now term on Mouday, Scpteu1bsr
Sd. Applications for the admission Of pupils will
gust, nj tho otnce Of the Institution, III and 1is
RandolOh street. -, hEQ9
, 1866-09-02

Go to our friend n. r. Merfa1l for the
best stock Of Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Chandc-
Hers and Table Glassware. ETC., II and "a Kan-
dplph street. n239
, 1866-09-02

4 AWAsHtEwoHAN1 N Tuorn1K--Katc May, who
describes herself as an honest, hard-wor1dng
woman. who washes fos living, was brought be-
fore Justice Stustesnnt oil Saturday morning,
charged with having pawned dress and other
articles entrusted 10 her care BY Mrs. Fitch. Kato
pleaded poverty is IN excnse for her indisetetion,
but the plea was not accrpied, and ehe was re-
quire1 10 find },ai1 In $500 for her appearance be.
fore the Recorders Court
, 1866-09-02

FhEr.WNA iIArTie7 pHpHel.H'fllp Church HI.
rlsly ai liza Ysee,i ltaptia thuso'. In tl's city.
w.oaa placs Ut Nptslslp. lhst aaIaled, WAS oo,s'
eomp,sisd sno,hsf ,,ouss VI vatsi,ip on thu cor,
neY al ranris a. Jatklnn AifustR, as 10 ha able to
Use tue veaEy for deyutlaNhl putpaSss. Tha ttst
sermon Will 10 rreActsd there to-day. The laltls
soulsy has iau6re1 moal nohly under tho adteras
clrc1rusiancrs which surrounded them, and III
eGoriN are worthy of liberal encontegeMsnl. We
trust thai tic Christian pnbic will Asalst tem 10
ray tho eI1lunsa incurred.
, 1866-09-02

RAunoAo TuACx WASHED AwA1.-A portion
OF The usck between Waukcgan and kenosha, ON
the Chicago / Ailwaukeo Railroad, was washed
away BY The heAyy rains Of Friday night, and
travel was necessarily suspended. The accou,mo-
datton trains between Chicago aud Wankegau
plaee TO t,atn passed since Friday night Tne
frack IL expected to he iu order acaln to.dhY
, 1866-09-02

Cnutp1p pr TAEI.-A,,uut eight O'Clock last
Halnrday morning, William Hitch. a t'taelcfer, III
tho employ Of poyle i Johnson. sail from scat.
fold erected nj The southwest eornps Of Clark ard
sbSaI In tel frota tho eroSn;t, Tls hi would
moi have lluri i,im vefy t!aly. but heary plank,
s'eh'een let ,sg, sh,c'' ha h,9 ds.Eaed' ,r wli
:iee. Tlo platk fell etwAys. and Il Ia feared aAt
4 i1r1lon ii Do backbone tlaa been htotsn. IT.
his testdrnos, and everything itab been. dons 10
alleviate III sitfIehnEs.. Tlis 1oo{of IL of The
opinion, hownvsr, thai Tho tosai! Of lho shjuttes
tiay Nfvfe fataI.