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, 1866-09-04

THE CAInpoxsAH T1cx1c-Thc postponement Of
the Ca1edooian picnic from Thnzrday Hast woek
10 ycAtcriay, proves to be a. fortunate rs post
poncmeuss usually aEe The rcycssc. Thuttday
va. all min and storm, and the picnlc, II carried
warmth and sunshine, and tho affair provedso be
saee 9ns " haGs!sst sp,1snsss sa1 sSss
ere Of lie bcst conducted picnic parties That ever
III H. u tl.ns Shles iii is Mi!ssesee asPet a. a.
lie lie tr1a e1onnds Tere veil dotted Win happy noes
s D ill., to fs Sns e eap
ihe dfrpoeition Of the kettles was tasE to which
cvery head OF family addressed heFself Is II she
happss Sssa Wen ia ei.ptea 10 sae6 aad
Preparation Of The meal VIA rendered an easy task
R ss ~ % aSa S T. e
sisher eppfateat & sstne o. dsntng but of making
merry, md 10 theso the dancing floors,
psarea read ~ aad sS pieassas mode :
MMas began = ths forenoon, and ceased rot g
led aat IL "a s11s f.ses, ssss s saa s .ses,
y q s.1g hsss ~ Fns 4t
10 Mits Joanna Pnkefton, = young lady whe
danced thst ancient I'D b[as Wa
eana''sss am seotia, performed the SAILOR nasape e
T riausc, and something fat more substantial ths,
, | That. ).
HfpEiand cosi,,Sae. who participated IN the game
/ and @ danees, md there Ms 20 lack 81 bsspipe!
tbe inspiring siRnin. of which seemed to lend a'
! The party wss a Joyful one, and not sinE
disturbance occurred during tho whole dhs
q cast 4 shadow npon The general happiness. ~.
). 1 1Lc Ehicf and thlcfafns Of the Calcdpbnn S4t
| deserve high praise for the Admirable manner
which the plcnlc vas conducted; we have u 1o ass.
f.. ! seen aueh = large gathering where sncn peas
It ! order and decofnm prevailed, and II the 1an
| dine such hearty enthusiastic enjoyment.
, 1866-09-04
FROM LEAYENNOR1,If.
.Snecial Despatch to the Chicago Trfbuue.1


LEAvENweRzn, September 3.
About fifty Indians commenced an attack on
Deer Creek Station, aboni ninety miles west Of
laramie, On the Platte River, at the junction OF
The old South Tass and the new Montana Powder
River roads. The. Fort was destroyed, aud The tel
egraph line cut. The Office, which was outside
tic For, was not Injured; The onerator md hts
assistant took TO tht hills, and have not been
Mormon en,igtants at Wal CON Hound, and cap.
tured nrctF bead or stock. besides killing several
head.
Al the Republican, primary meetings Radical
delegates weIe clected 10 the State Convention Of
: The Eth.
, 1866-09-04

buffalo, September s.
FxoCf-ao br1s No. Spring, At $lG.25.
Gka1x-97,N0 bn Wheat sold on pstyaEs terms. Corn
opcnod at &C. declined 70 Sc. and closed At &c fnr
!. osts dnIi. held II for Eo Chicago. Barley
sKz@Ttmothx e % closing. $3.50 s.ao asked.
PEovts1oNs-Pprk t3i ga 35.ta. Lard, city, 21c.
TIitskKY-Sou1tnAl15 $..25. .....
CANAL F1Eiea1s-Firn. Corn to New FORK tic, to
NKEenrrs-F1our, 1o.tn hr1s; Wheat 1ac,1si bu
Cern. 80 81 po: oais, q, 4e9 no:
2af bu; Corn AT, 70 bu Oaa, S. 30 bn; Rye, aSx
bu sad fof the week. Wheat st. ~ bus Com 1Qls7a
bu: Oats, 2.S 6e0 hu: Rye. t0.9l1 hl.
There Is ahoat canal for Hutato md oswc4u. dea
tined for tide wa1er Flour, 81 bss; Wheat, yAass bR
Corn GO hus Oats, si71 $50 has Caslcy, Ass6 bu
NfA
, 1866-09-04
FROM JANESVILLE.

Especial pespnteh to the Chicago Tribune.]
JANEsyu1K, Wis, September j.
A. the Senatorial Convention held In this city
to-day, S. j. Todd, Of Geltit, was nominated fos
Scn1tor. He Ia thorough Radical.
The Congressional delegates at largo chosen arc
q. S. Copecr md Char1ez Parker.
, 1866-09-04

F1ouR-nuIl.
{;f4N-WAcxt dropping and Il lover On winter and
h ou enrIne with eslos OF uew white Michigan 1t
Ese aabcf 90 nj &3&7: ncv 80. rrd Wabash Il
S3i2: No Illinois spftn: $tst. Corn Shade lower,
Tit eaica ii 5sHGEf fot No. mixed DEts steAdy
Al SC. Ryc dull.
LaXx FxriGHTs-Flrm Aaa unchanged.
RkcTu1r-F1H Wcck 1kDM hrls nonr, 5000 bu
wheat, <9;fEo bu tuEn% u, I'D bu oa0.
SnIFxISzS-130 coo bfiS nour, So 90 bn wheat 90
ht corn T. noG bu 0Rfk.
, 1866-09-04

Especial Despatch 70 the Western ABsoctAted Prcxa}
GxW YoR1+ september3.
GOLD.
The gold market ll on - 1s7N at the elose under
tho x!se In AgueE.csn securities abroad
EXCHANGE.
The market tnr foreign exchange u rety dull and
rates werc lover. Prime bankers arc quoted At 106
for long and III fos short a3Eht. Commercial bills
tos81esE.
INTxKrsr on 10 tG's.
The Assistant Treasurer commenced to-daJ 10 dt5-
t1fst Tic gold interest on the 10 10 bonds.
0pfEEXEH13,
Tho tuArlt for Government securities was hf1neT to.
wards the close, owing to the advance IN London.
C1oaS0 PE1rEa.
80 toupcns 1865 leaHglp9x; Ceuponx 1o-sNa osE;
August @-soS 1o7sf91WAs June ;.3G's 1os;{@l @l0as:.
AlecELLAEEaua.
Tbs stock uaarket remained du to the close OF the
day, hut the downward tedeuey was checked for the
time being.
, 1866-09-04

Cincinnati Market,
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
CNc5&xATL Sepsember ;.
FIoCE-In good demand 161 e1tra sales at ti0.413
1l.oo family quiet, with ea1ea at ell.n-
GRAu-WheAt du1l and SC lower saIes OF No. ne7
winter at az; htl at x7Ao Corn quiet but nrner
salcs OF No, mixed Ut 5f5sc. Oats active and Il
higher sales ONO. neT 1t st2cs No. do At 5l9
s4c. Rye steady sAlea Of Eo.1 new 1t &c., Barley
unchanged
Ce11os-Quitt, but afm NIddA1g SIC ...
Wu1kKEX-ActiVe and nf1n sales Of 30 bsls bonded
at 81 Nc; small salea Of free nj t22s.
FEov1sIoSs-Qulet. Mess pork declined 25c ; smal
sA1es 1t at $31.f3. Bacon sttsdy and dr1n saIts
shoulders 17c. and clear sldta At 2lc. Bulk sat
dull sales Of shoulders 1t l4Kc Lard haa declined
With tnaall sales Of prime city At l9kc-
MQkKI-EoAe.
ExcuAxok-Fjruef st 80 discount and par
, 1866-09-04

To Mo1hcrx--Mrx- yVlK. alovss Sooths
ing Syrup, for Children, Is an Old and welltsacd
.emeay. u has stood the test of 1nary, M Inany O.
| fic1cs the child Mom pain, but tnv}sorAses the
stomach Ind bowels, cures wind ehplfc, and gives
utothef. eep3y2V
, 1866-09-04

al sInsfc rrfal Of DaIlcy's Gn1vanlc
Horse Salve, and ron will use nothing else tor
calls, scratches cuts strains eorcs, sweioss 81.
fast and ptiip1cks. Ii also totsens atsa
he hoof. Sold hy druggists 1t nfty cents 4 boz.
Burnhsms & Van Shack, agents for 1l1lnolst
...aS
, 1866-09-04

ITO RENT-Cottage house, two blocks
J. west Of Union Park, on Fultun-st, No. 5SS, con.
tAInlnH eight rooms, pantry and closet, newly painted
and papeIed, water In kitchen. Fl{o
ITO RENT-Two furnished rooms for
j gentlemen, 1t No. t3 Ha.fisonsa. Gill ntteT
O'Clock .. m. ReferCnce3 exchanged. vEo
ITO RENT-Furnished front room, at
l. 1y9 Cllnton-st, cast side Of the street, between
Adams and INrkK0n.kt8. T*Sd
, 1866-09-04

CHANCE N JEWELLERY FllsN.-We call the
attention Of our readers to tho new nrm Just
formed at No. 81 Washington strcct-Aorse, Rod
din l. Hamilton, successors 10 shnr3y s Roadtn.
NJ. Hamilton has been connected for several
years na Il with the we'll known honee OF Matson
{oes, The new ttm has lFst class etock Of al
Kinds Of jewellery cooe. watches, &C. and VIII bt
found able and Wiling to deal on peculiarly 1avpf
abIo terms with the public
, 1866-09-04

Go to onf friend n. r. Merrill for the
hcet stock OF Kerosene Lamps, Lanterns, Claude.
l1era and TablB Glassware, ETC., II and IL hau-
dnlrh ntrnpt UXS
, 1866-09-04

MERCHANT TAnon1sa -Gentlemen desiring to
be really well dressed, at a cost not beyond what
ought to he paid, are commended TO rie1t the cs-
,a,Il,shrent OF a. H. Boydcu, No. 38 Randolph
street Mr Borden hss !ast .eesycd 19agna, 9ngas,:
I'd from Tic hest factories In the United States he
has also secured inc eeryiecs Of the enlncnt cut
fcr-Mr Crspo-pf Now York city.
, 1866-09-04
mIDNl13HT ma EhET lsEPORT.

D. nlads uold @ head arranging Is H. It lA3lse.
George D. A1e xandcs Co. sod 80 heaA. t7hssx xtnx
CO ~ It stlgEAf1kc. EoI.oN DoBryAnu
, 1866-09-04

The masses do say that Tebbett's
Psychological Hair Reeeueratot haB no equal for
resiorjpc rrny hair, preventing It from failing o.
and hcauIsytng tie whole bead. luxury a. =
dressing. Sx1Iu d DwTEN, aGcnts. Sold every
vhrre arEa116al5sl1n-aAsTu
, 1866-09-04
BY Steamship City Of New Eorle-Ad-
arc&a OF the King Of Prussia An
nounctn@ tie Territorial Annc1atIouss

,-.s y.,,,r e.. q ~. -,..s..- f>,.r =, ~.
~ i1Ekf ss1a. s-une @ s1eans1 C1ts oa SsW
,1 u,ts nes y tat ~ o. aag9st. IT
Iu u ~ n ~ L.s t.at ~ iae eNsaSG y. .uc
n3nS S =. fiose'A announcing 'ne 'er'asof1al anne@
"uons. .eW xr;u;.,, Nv ~, -r,~a =, cos t-tn. =,
, Lillian. ny tae sfsIHe n " e@.,, s@a, n!hE ~ ~
[!assa, snakc hIoMn ~, En.o az a. n,. ~ .he
SosetnMeh.S 81 tae A'nGa1m o. aanovet, 2; Ms rue
IL, w. = aesSc ie, ny ~ a. hrss ~
WG a. ane tev e'1y o. n,t;rH an'G ~ r. 'afouSn
5Atns par ~ tnG nuslnc 4utEoG - tnS aosmss
tsInaniG Dcl aeee 1nei1seses n ~ ope sIte III.
" var, Win FL r., nxIS tG., -as.ia'
sen as W 7!'aIee uisIGa I thSsu asnSaten,st ~
ia Even an sne !att HouI, y rsne. nnncI prom a
zee o. eoa1antcc;ng 70 1ar0 aneat EsIio':r pos-
sessione. 1hef Fave lakcn acuse RasI IN tac Na:
of Au5trta atainet ifnssia anh nave hTonGht
, 1866-09-04


The Convention attEaets the attention Of trade.
isEA1x-Nhrat hr1n red $..75t32-o: white kaLN4
$50. Corn drl1 and unchanged.
NusxE1-Steady. Ohio. $40 PeunsTivsn1a. $:-ss
, 1866-09-04
0lIlwuukCc Market.

uEI1WUuKEG N3fHEfe :
Especial Despatch to the Chitago Trihunr.1
ai1LwAukxK, September ;.
FLoCr-unchsngcd. No sales reported.
GrAIS-Thcat dull and &c lower on .so-1. sales Of
5000 bu at slG2 fur No. /, sl.afal.37H for
No. 2 and s1.lS@l.a1 for rejected. p.
m. board dull and nominal; sales at
S1a Isl for No. fist for No. npd 81 .. for rejected
closing nrn. oass steady; saes Of l.o bn n sic.
Corn more active; sales Of TO- oOo bu ut 3o33oKe.
WoOt-Efcad~ at &c.
lsEcxurs-D brs Honr, q, 90 bn wheat 1000 bu oats
100 bn corn, 1000 bn rye.
En.puxs1s-l,.eo hsls Neus, 4s,coa bu wheat,
, 1866-09-04
THE LAST GIFT CONCERT SWIM.
DIE,
Indignation Meeting OF Titket-Hold.
ersDtnunclat1on Of Bryan, Hoa.
brook 4 C0eRoport Of the
Connnfttee,

"A meeting Of about one hundred Pcssons, who
hsd been dupcd by the macniloquent advertise
,nenis OF the propzietors OF the uuion National
srhs,,n ~, fry,v e,nnand n onr .ssnn .sf <tx-
sensmo W. auns a,possa ~ U' -. n,I po.,5 ~
s1as, wss hsa IN ,sa' evening nIae
The farce OF a drawing was gone through
with On Thursday evening last: The
Ind hesn neiected to perfofm the drawing, That
holdaIs he yerY large elephnut they had on their
shnntiefn n order to fcin,buf1c themselves,
they CHARGED ihs small preo Of fifteen cent? adms.
sion, he sridIenee thus netting to the committee
,he small rum Of fifteen dollars with which to pay
Ats lille past eight o'eloc, the Chairman Of
1hs 1e4 arebbad Eso to lie
Cntnmfltec srhmIttcl tbs following feppt on
their behalf:
LADIES IND GESr1xnEN.-The committee ap-
pointet By lie ticket holders Of tbs Union Ma
tionsi Gifs Coneert to snperintend tho drawing Of
Hi Innneai e u to ~ tenasr te YOU hcIr TesIea
lion, together with their rcasonA 9or 30 doing.
Your Committee accepted the trust placed In
proyal Of de pgoprietors Is well a. thu public.
fhels authority, therefore, was derived equally
from eoia psiilss tasl l,,;,' Y. n 'ssn i 70 ,as
conitce nna W. M not on,T to nre<t av bnt to
I'd ses
t9e ess y .s ,.stnr ~ dIse.nticn n0
Ednr en,nna1tee Were ,nfe41nnte In their IN.
dssvotf both to prevent Ifaqq ana oeteet is3ao.
1hls r. zane !eom t1t u s
ennce! Ansy 90 10Y say tnsse v ~
shnpjd ne lo9Kea ulson as es1deaGe g Anua. unt
ihcy 40 eay tnoI tAeJ Wste nn!nsnnia.9.e tntsssap
tons a9o tna1 tneJ soaa aot saos r. tae TvH
sisIenuJ WIN tacis uules ~ eoa4111'"e' VI tAe4A
nenof ~ gsA4tS:n'sn. ....uu,.5 r-,, ,,..-..,,t
1onf eommtee Mete e et l!uM p5e'eat ~
ing iauu " ocne r. r.; c s. F, Er,dv auv
n sst y nn ront TN neaeE on he oowine
oay, !. ~ Hus i.e Hnesa e. We aSfa.r ~ 49,.
scaeo, ~ eae oCS aaa eea ,nnnssnT 31cs IN ie
and CONG ue H. ~ .n .a,T LILLY ~
ely. ana cea'a.nay tns spses ~ oan gan "ouo
nE1!a hlaRts S ~. ~. ~ 1ss-,,ta sc., da
aauk coee aa's peS1 W. fn"d t1o1d w ~
tGunE MaaM =! ans Y mtH w .rhasi eon' y.
aon sn az nate ha1ss, ~ ~ @ VIA IN M Tbr
!nnn NY ne , hs ;,n vaJ aiI ~ smsnir,onS
c1tcH1HsthHIEa NutCu uate GAC!ttA tAE oAsptStgTAS
, 1866-09-04

Fpxx xLscrrnx.-p1olessor N. S. Davis will de-
liver ftce lecture uudez the auspices Of pasha'
wsy Lodge !. o. G. T., No. go In the audience
room or the Seventh Presbsterian Church, on the
the eornet Of Harrison aud Ha1sled streets, this
Tuesday evening, commencing at eight o'clock
Good qnassette mnsic has been engaged for the
OCCASION 4 scientific, literary and musical treat
IL offered, aud the public ssc respectfully invited
10 attend.
, 1866-09-04

Paper HauEtnEa and Window Shades
st greatly reduced prices. F. E. R1asr, 50 Ran
, 1866-09-04

The JEFFERSON STnEEr FIEE.--W ere request.
ed 10 gay that the loss Of Mr. T. Il. Rogers At the
fire on North Jefferson street on Sunday morning
was about s, 60 IN furniture, with SIC tn money.
and several notes and pnpere, md TINT Of M.. A.
]. Folaftt was $500. Mr. Rogers was The ono who
first heard tile noise Of tho explosion, and a7Toke
room 1t lie 1isk ot his own ls, tie c3tcnt or The
risk being shown by the fact that the stairs fell
be was coming down them. Three young men
doIart worth OF etfrcls saved by SIX families
aud only one family tD5er) had any insurance.
Fon GHA.n NAvEx.-Tte stcamcr Orion Will
leave for Grand Haven on Wednesday morning,
Sepcmhes 5tt1 at SIX O'Clock and will arrive back
Thutrday morning, nnd 1cave again for Grand Ha-
ven and Muakesou Thursday evening at nine
O'Clock.
, 1866-09-04
THE CITY.

AFAus ASD FESTIVAL Is In psogsesA day aud
evening in Turner Hall, on North Clark street,
near Chicago avenue, for The pnrpo.c Of raising
funds to build the lacking tnwrr on the Church Of
The Holy Name. The Fair will close on the cre-
ming Of The 9Th.
, 1866-09-04

ur1 Of 5000 Will come oS between the celebrated
horees Dexter, George II. Paiehen, Jt., and Gen.
Butler or eoursc nobody cherishca asnpposition
that Dexter eau possibly be bcstcn. but G1traor.
eYcitjtg yesterday morning each horse scanned In
his dncst condition. Dexter, especially, vas ~;
In splendid niyn: Pstchen was lttle
aecc;cd By the prairtc hay and strange water when
nrst brought out. but teams 70 have completely
recovered In the pools last nssht, at The fremont
both ihc oiiicrf, Patchen second, and very little
choice between him and Uutles:
Another exciting tsfa1 Ct stlas Rsehs speed Il
The return from Milwaukee, ot she stars who tro1
to-day, II IA expected that race will BE- naAdo Ut
between Geo. ii. pA1ehen, 1r.. and Cooley.
State et.tct cars run 10 the gale.
, 1866-09-04

NEW BANKING F1nx.-We call tho attantfon Of
cur rcpders 10 the cas<t Of Mcesrs, G. Follansbc
Son, who this day commence the general banking
buelneas, At No. 80 Dearborn street.
Mr. Charles FollAusbe has loug been known to
ibe bueiness pnblIc oi the Northwest, not only As
shresi successful business rnaA, but as man
oflarge meaus and STRICT integrity. H5s son. Mer.
tie 1anEtnr houEe OF George Smith 3 Co.: and
has moro recently been connected with the 'eInito
National Ban" Of this city. Those who knoW
The partjre need not bc assured that the neW tlm
will at once take prominent place among OIL
baukcrs, and be rnnEod as among tho most Fci1
able Of our banking hrHns.
, 1866-09-04
VcssEla Passed Detroit.

Vessels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch To the Chicago TEIbune.l
DETROIT, September T.
Cr- -nawson. Se1son, Mist, Baltic. DrooklFu, Wal
rus, Ggcnaea- ". Il. Alien, Senator.
Monterey.
wlSp-No.theast.
New FORK Stock and Money ntarket.
NEW YORK. September 8.
MoxEx-Easy with large supply At 4a5 per cent. call
loans.
STxEIlHs ExcnASaK-Firner: moderate business
doing at 1cst21e61.
A1nRlcAS GoLn-fsrcsu1.r and unsettled. opening at
1.5 declining to INK, advancing to 1is3, and closing
at i+5t.
GoyTESxEx1 6TocKs--Nlthout decided change.
ERr1Gn1s 70 LNERFooLt-Quiet.
, 1866-09-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

NI4rxdcnsa PeetoFal Hslm Is the most
pleasant, safe and efacacipns remedy that has
ever been discovered For thc rc2ief md euEn 9!
dIsea*es Of The l.uugs and Throat. 1t eau DC ased
the Coughs Colds. Indnenza, Groups and dtscaaes
Of the Chest For sale BY Ill druggists. yG6
DIR. Clocks Excelelor Hair ReAtorer.-
The only Restorative and dressing combined th2l
Is warranted, put mp In large bottles elegantly
perfnmcd. See advertisement on drst page Solc
hy all Druggists. Fuller, Finch Ennef
agents. ans1ss.9l-lsSalan
, 1866-09-04
LATER NESY YORK MARX ETS.
Especial Despatch to tic Chicago TsabAne.i
,faaH

{SPttlAI UespA1th 70 tht ChleAGo IFs6Ane.I
NEW YofK, September 8.
BKXADSrCFFs.
F1our-holdcrs OF sound, II fayor3te brands, get
full prices, but other houzs are almost unsalable
wheAt-the1t wne sezntpsa!c In the market. Pyias
winter State sold 1oc lower, and eyeu At this dc
cline many samples Nerr carried oEG. In spring ths
decline WAS less decided. but holdess were uneasy
Corn-acttyc general demand. and sold At SIC sines
Change. Oats-trace well supplied on Saturday. ane
not in market today
PROVISIONS.
PORK very dali, closing notuinal At 10 cash. Other
hog products heavy.
LIVE uo6b.
Hogs declined to 1o40llc1 With ony II carr IN sine
Saturday.
FRHIGnTs TO LIVERPOOL,
Corn-a1.00o bu 1t Iid9I BY sail and steam L
Cork ; q, 600 bu on prtvnte tc1ms.
, 1866-09-04
FROM EUROPE.

nv Atlantic CabYe-Troops for Canada-
Au.attan Army to be Rcdnced to
pn.ca 1soos3nE-mose Of: Nlsmnrk,s
poaIcJ-Lnteet Commercial.
lsyxRroo1, Monday, September 1.-TWO steam
ships Of tho cnnsrd line, have ea3led tor Canada
VIII t.oops. The 7sleor9pA s.ys the only objec,
In sending these sFoopa To Cansda Is slmply to
meet The spirit manifested By tho colonssts IN tho
tAte Fcnian raids.
LONDON, Monday, September a-The nmes Of
this morning Eays that the solution Of The Roman
question Will quickly follow theccnion Of venctis
to Iss1J.
vHxaA. September 3-Rveutns.-The Austrian
Government has given orders for reduction OF
the army to peace footing, and the work has al
ready commenced.
PA11, September 3-p. NIT Is said thas Bis
mark is endeaso11ns to form m alitanee between
Prussia, Aust-ia znd Rutsia.
FMAxc1AI AxD COMMERCIAL
coxopeu. quiet .s ssess 1:a E idsss defEsssi 1sisd.
Sales sods5 arc cssans'ed al a9oo nsa. s.n,,,n.,,
IS, essss.: srsaeA e. .ss f.
i; Illinois Gentzi, 5 ~. ~ -'~'
feoslaloss-Aasket unchanged.
1ae otae.a1 closing Fsse q egassis -. w fef mon
ey The following ase the r!oang quotations Of Amer
ieaa securities Omitted States nrctTrntea sA; Erie
stk Illinois Central, w.
Inst Years Cable Recoverable Il
Splf.:ed to the Coil on Board The Grco,
ERster1a, and that Vessel IL Making
Her Way Toward New Found1nnd-
Extraordinary TclegTaphlc Fent-
MceeaEca Pass Between Hearts Con
tent md The Great Eastcrn YIN valen
t1a.
HEllsr's Cox1Exr, September 7.-Ihe ueus o
the successful picking mp Of the Atlantic Tele
Graph Cable Of 1865 reached here at forty five mir
ules atftt alx O'Clock this morning. The expcd)
lion with the Great Eastern had been ont twenty
four daye. and all hope OF eucccss had been Abar
doucd By The telegraph people here. The new
reached Va]entia at forty minutes past fv
received here. Signals are sent through the ol
cable with perfect accuracy, and we are ialkin
with the Great Eastern every moment, rta Waller
Tia, in Ireland. About three honrs after the II
coyery ofthe cahle The splice WAS made with th
cable slowed in the main tank Of the Great Easl
ern and thc lowering Of the cable into the eca in
zuediate1y took place. The big ship Ia now pa,
Ing OFT The wire and Arpl oacl,ing ueart,s Col
ttnt, or her return, a. abont the eamc speed sh
maintained IN the late expedition. The te!egrap
feet Is expected here NEXT Saturday. Tho ueW
Of the recovery Of the cahlc created great seI
eaucu here, and although received at an hou
whcn scarcely my one Was aetis, It spread in
few minutes throughout tho village The Britts
and American dags were Immediately toi.te
over tho telegraph station, as sfguh1s OF JOY, b
Messre. Lpndy, Nasldsl, Trippc. Roche, Gar
and Toussant, amid great cheering.
, 1866-09-04
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gentle
man and wife. Two uufnrnlsheI rooms Preferred.
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, 1866-09-04
Tnformatio11 GMdnten.

W7ANTED-Informatlon-0t Harvey
ssniaxp Cnonry wisconsin. J9ty ssn. Nth the u.
tentiop e Eoin< e Is5s G21ny towa RE- ~ ~
q tol ia hsfdah.ps = hs eou1.5ys s s,tsr = sae M
hdinE1 a1 b learned of bis WHEREABOUTS HoWasa
unan sbonr thlftJ.two years Of ase rather slightly
tnches u hEshk eoIapIeSinn rather DARK When ha
went sway heworc black blouse light colosea wool@
formation oonessnlDg him viii be noss toanffnlI g;
frienls- Addres y. r. WEsC0IT, Barton z: O.,
walh{rEtnn County. WlAcnn3lA. Tf0
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W7ANTED-One set Druggists Draw-
w err, two Counters, one Plste1 Show Case,
one rrcscripllon Case, one Cigar Case. Apply 70
WateF.st. ua6
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18
Ss-FA,s AND CoScrar.-A constant strea

D6FAIs, AND CoScERE.-A constant stream
of the people from, various parts of the county,
and from yirgiaia and Pennsylvania, will be
Siowiag aext week In the direction of Clearspring
Thither they will be attracted by the Ladies'
Grand Fair, Supper and Concert to begin on
Saturday Oct. goth, in the new. Ca.ho'ic Church
of that town. A team will run every day from
willmmsport to the scene of excitement under
the direction of James Long, EsqY at the nomi-
nal sum of 81 for the round trip. Oysters and
refreshments viii be served up BY tho ladies n,
all hsurs during the iair. A great quantity OF
fancy goods, confectionery and amusement will
be displayed during the ten,dsys and sold q,
most reasonabl, figures. ~
At the end Of ,be fair, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 3ist, Mrs. Cretin and other celebrated sing
srs will give splendid Concert, as a compliment
to the Festival. All persons are invited to como
and join in the festivities: hearty welcome to
all
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18
MA r RIED

,,.t AZ ork, "a, blythe Rev. Dr. Lockman, on the
LiDA WISE, both of Baltimore City. - - '''
n, o1 sns 4th ,inst. by tho Rev. "! 7. LOWER.
Mr. EDWARD MAYHUGH to Miss REBECC3 4
GoSSARD, both this county.
,,, On the 4th inst, by the ssme, Mr.. VIZ F. CAR
Irto ANNAC WELSH, both of Funkstown.
Near Mt Carroll, I'LL, on the 25th uIt.. Mr..
THOMAS WELTY OF Washington county, Md, to
Miss MAGGIE V. PRICE, of CARROLL county. illi,
nois. '' --'
AT the residence of the brides mother q, Fair
plaI, ON the Sd inst, by ths Rev. David Long. MIR.
b; r. SfikER, ofShenandoah Co., Va, to Miss
SUE WELTi; of Washington County Md,
un Beaver Creek. On the 4,h inst, by the Rev.
-RAli A. BRCABAUGil; both of this county.
At G,ttysburg. on the lst inst BY the Rev.
Father f"l. Mr.. VIM. =; ORNDORFF ofthis plac.
to Miss MARY JANE TOY, Of New Chester, Ad-
Maryland free press., 1866-10-18

Ns-After Witnessing the destruction of the
property of some friend or neiehbor by the ee-
rouring eiemcnt, almost the first question we
hear asked is:-"Was he insured 2" And wh,
!. this5 Because We ell feel the necessity Of the
thing-seel that he ought to have been, if he
were not. And yet how many there are III
whose cass, if such calamity bcfel them, a ia
3 vorabls answer could not be given. Let such
"takc time by the forelock'' and HE away to
Taggart, the Agsn, of the Metropolitan, at IIa-
gsrstown, and make themselves secure agains,