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, 1866-08-31
IstsL1Tl{:h.

Tho ENn1teffahib md Flrcad .snt, ,tfnt.nr Ntrls,
tpas OF tho Sew York .roIfcy 7" uorty n seem..
1,kye n}rcsay "a, Into ororttic .7nv,acs yY,n 1,,.
Ter ln mi 1Ec tn h. h,roo nrf i,r thn f,rn,r mi
a,ay. tbcjr filstuct nroniacnce =, ,lien ,,nJ..r
tha f.n,n.,,,.,;, h,,aI,o1 ~. H. n..T,". a.
.ec t1,rn In ,hr ltrht ri ,,,cr raj ac.o~,tn,Irn
snurn. wnr nc.5 m s,tnr,rv A. ,1.e A.,,r 11nm..
whru II waa decided tiut conven,ion or H., cnr'
sc,yn,iyc R,nulIcanr vim onnrorc ,,,c rh,1,dr1.
mia Couyon,;un and tb, rk1tnta,3pn.nn1,cy ri thc
President should be ut ono. ca,cd 70 meet an ift,
daY lie Democratic Coayent,on rn.r,s md IN bc
cuuuoked Of anc dcccstc ffuu, eac, district. Tia
calt i.srct at ALBANY ercci1cd that there should
be two delegates from each district. for ,he nur.
nose Of giving the conservative RsnuntJc1na n
toicc in thc Convention. The latter having now
chai,rcd their programme bv w;t,,ar,w,nr ,he en-
dor.eteut Of thc Democratic cali ,hcr e,,nt1dcnt1y
c1nect that the Democratic Committee win 1,otd
another rpertIur and ,,.lnec ,brfr n,,,n1,cr or ,.
estes to one from eacl, district. Vbetbrr thrr
nil IN mi. ,rrn.fns tn1c xr-n r1o ,-n,a,,,,t,,.
a1c .tat ,hcy viii mot. aua thencc fror,,fc viii
en1n.
1br Conversations, ,,o,n,nat,or, FIR x.,-n,o,+
mr. cnmn1e,c. anil arr Fjr.t 1,fstr3ct-F,ed..rei-
r Toodhrs5cc I,cnn1,1fc.n s,.nun, Uo,ts f,,n,s
.,t,,t crrng,l ,,t.t.t.. - ~ - 1,s,., -
ur,n- css.,... :, rtst -. s. ~, nv
+-ict'ror+r" ns-+or H...,'1,ss.' WILL NJ us
h.,, ns-,as..s " "1'a' "ts
~. No.. S-o.,. ,,-,p,.
81. ,,t, h,,,5 ,1s,. Cas.... .1s
The ,bi,d nf ner.,,t.- t.,,,... .-1,,.as ~
nhI,e nm mt H.. ,s.,.-s 1atnass @ ons ncan s
le. ne fc 1lo,I mt 1o.n .nco ,na,.rn,,tsa,,.,
snia. ~ drunken ts11or.v
Nnr,c of,hr s.lca,linr ,ncrch,r.s, =, x.,~ y-,,.-
arc oft,;nr ,a,ce arnnnnta or ,,onav to -,t
ihronrh In rbs,,de,nh,, r'.n.s.;o,,n.o ~.
c,nrr7n The H,,u,f sovs tint t,1fn -n;tto,, ,,o,
lar. con oni xII h. raJeed for thc rnrno.s ~ b,
~.x..- ~ ~
, 1866-08-31

1kntn-Itx Eject on Harvesting Opera
tfons-1niured By LlGhtn1ng-Dcrar-
turc Of Delegates to the Southern
Tn1on Convention, etc~
fspecial Despatch to the Chicago Tfibuue-l
MAp1sox, Wis, August 30.
Rain fell the greater part Of Last night, and NO.
lent thunder storm has prevailed to-day, which
will snltcys1ly interfere with stacking, which l.
not twcthi1ds completed yet Most Of the grain
In shock, however, is we'll CAPPED.
During the thunder Storm this morning, 4 cat
reuter named Gutiman, At work In the Capitol, had
one side partially pa,a1lzed temporarily oy
shock Of electricity.
state; r. S. Smith. State Treasurer. and JodFs
j.. Mills. Left this afternoon fos Phiiadephia. 10
attend TIC Southern uufontats' Convention.
Yesterday The last OF thc United StAtfs buildings
at Camp Randall, TWO larcr hospitals, we're cold
u aTistton for nbont $a,Gd,. One WAS inst eou,-
plehsd before the close Of The war, aud the two
Cn4t Ahatlf EtE m
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denomination If GOycrnur Crapo
OH the First 1InllUt.
TIL, pnESl DENI"S liLi;tt.
'rIONEl*lllNti TOUR.


5lFs Jhhh*tt9t Attends u lensaflltnt nj alets
1,t,,,rr x,rrri,re-t,tf,rrs s,n,n,c,; rtcf.
r,r,':'s e. LIE t.rrs1otiH h4nriyraioni
aa'*' 'h"ltsl,ehInl-Hf AEa1h Frtot~ tho
rsrrt.s"r'''s is"r"n,t as'''-*ernrs mud
nfsrssT s,a., ,,,,,1 o., me st',,.",,ric i$"rty
~ "t"' A"'''t "sltt 'eson''f'
N1w fonu, Augu't :s.-1he banquet given by
zr,,t to ,l,c t,,r.,, nn;t ,,ortr .an,n t,r T., H.
c,e,tm. NJ ttrfmnut,,.s, mi ,r,, ~n-v ",,t.,,Ia,
ai,rfr Mnxrr Itnf,,,,., ...".tt,1 sas,u ns',u
FL, ctcs ,y,re ,n.,,n ,v In.tta, t'.,..." ~" LII
Srr,rin, sr,,.,S a,,, ";,., ..'. ~, ""ss" ., an"
t;r,r.n, Grant, Admin, l'arrurat, tnrcn ecrcsl.
th~ t',lr.fnn Mtrtr'rr, anil sci,or l,umcro, u,c
Mtulsaer lot tl!c Mrhlcnn sterntIsc.
Alsrtrattfe, the Ttr*t'lrpt" WIS rrfrnaftcd nn1
f,a1" nna,trr sipcc,, rrum l,tu balcony At Denon.
s','r, NJ did naro Nj. srwnrd.
The foltu"tnR IL ,lau Presidents eprrcn At l!Iu
III" srses,adet
,r,y ,"nt,rrnfs,iSc. III NJ ,in t ,',f.es' 9' !toa
ir ,".lrs,i",, d, ;hu fnt: :>iiM t,l wi" In s 1",,
hbryl,,g itt great law II Erayitsii"a. Which with
ia" NJ IL" {ni"' i,s5 ~ f s,,f ,,, ~ 'na M'f3t.
ttaxr Ut ilutlt Tint Wol txeria" nh irfrsIutii,i
Il!uc,Ice lHiulrhnn. tIn itmif,i III ~. t's, liz
t'u!"m ,nuni iss nsaporyst ns uri.inaiiv sti ii
rsta1l.ah,tin u,jrr tim, tSns,itntnn a'""fftts ftss
lad not Gcen m,.tntcn n hm;,,,c ti,s, ~
ihrfo Won mn nV"rrnii"p u" s.,n.sS.mE,o '"Ss g.
fj,e tunrs1rcuts or ti,n amn, tc.r' na"na. Ri
tci1eyrtt I'M r,s ,rrat trmt1, ~
Iiti, In 1,ni becn t1nnnunr,..i, ,nn, ."ns"n ..a
hcin,, enTrind nnt..f liz x1,rs ~ ta ,o,, , VT ,
tf.. Stirr, nr f:"tt it1"rx Hh"re a." ~ H..
tr S"rth I'm; t Inn ~ ,hna t,t. .',,s ~ ~
preserved. iIs ilad begun, III 1s;i, to Oppose any
cnrfoaellment nron tlIat Union, and had continued
oM ~ sa nrc huco s!tanhs @ a. the soahsrn or.
rnn1s nttacLs ,,c ~" a., .e!e Ms'c f t'use VIZ Mtto
hid pasrcj a,otin1 10 thu oihnr extremitv'
Should he nanc: thcu,s l"Tea. and hang
tl:rrn too II They had nasaed him aud denounced
,.t ~ ~ 'te ~ lnc t'oseIn-
najion. uus ctrrnInetl to n, iis intr ,,.r ti,t
Constitution, ilicy we're ,lc traitors. hayins- ~
tended Their arms to The archives Of State, and
t:nmpls3 @ me Constitution Of their fa'hcIe under
ise,f IN .a ,n,,;E ms.e to'n A. 10 59sm ~
of The Father Of onr Country. Why. it sxas
nndisnlaed ard unl,ecotning, though It. was
,18 ,tssnt ior M t'cn; 10 cisar;;e him With bein: a
cIrc.rj lin Wy; IL =" rni.ssna .ne IA.
Congress, in the accTT:atc, VIII the cxcenffon of
thots who stand hy the Constitution, 10 come lor-
Wsa aha rut thGsr hn:cs on The slightest variation
t,ssc Al na,ro1, nnn With H. Vt. c,t.so1
But because lie bad rcilscd TO oScy tbosc WHO i,aj
abandoned those. principles. and refused 10 gise
| M Tis sanctfon to Whnt was called tug Freedmen,a
rrarir ~ mn m ss ~ 'aa tt peg'e t.t
| assuucd TO be freedmen, ff'ih hc I'D 1,.sS
denounced. What IL that bitlS 1tose Of rs who
contend e. e fos emaneIpason pot only for she black
, 1866-08-31

Tnor, y. T., August ao-Ihe Republican cily
Convention held thfs evening appointed Martin !.
delegates to the Syracuse Convention. They were
inet ae:c1 to vote fo1 the se-nominsasnH e Cover
nor ten.on. Twenty delegates he4ded BY 9on.
vention Of Southern loyalitts at Philadelphia.
PorsuKEIrs1E, y. r.. August 30.-At the he-
pnhll.an Second Assembly. District CSnvent1on,
Hon. James Emmett and Professor r. e.
Eastman were elected delegates 70 The Syracuse
Convention. and yely strong resolutlons support.
President we're adopted. The following delegates
we're appointed 10 attend the Philadelphia Con-
vcntlon Of September Sd: Jame3 Winaiow. Cap
tain II tllIam i. Johusou, Isaac flatta Geo1 In
, 1866-08-31

san, FRANCISCO, August a0.-Mexitan adytces
etate that Maxlm1llau has lerled two forced loans
on residents Of Guarau,as. amounting 10 81, ,0NV
A French snan n-oI.was recent, seized thu Amer.
tcan bari: Frarcit Palmer nrier the pretcncc that
tEd l,cs to Mazatlan. Admiral Thatcher will
send thu Satanac mud Shawnee 10 Investigate the
MQt1er.
, 1866-08-31
FROM NEW YORK.

CHUIEFH KGCEsUfI@~SQXt1NEs
NEW f0RK, August l0.-Fonrtccn cases, buf no
deaths from cllolera In t},is city have been re-
ported THIS morning. Five cases but 10 deaths
arc fepof.ra II brooklyn to-iaay.
NJ. Lrcius T. Starr, Superintendent of Rogers;
Loe.unotse Works. New York, committed suicltie
a: his residence in nsoeilyn to-day, BY shooting
himself.
Dr.. Dalton, Sanitary Superintendent Of the
Board Of iIe7tth, reports that during the week
ending yesterday, August =, tlezu Wrre thirty
nine genuine cases Of cholera In tis city, OF which
t,ycuiy moved fatal
, 1866-08-31

One Of Merriam ! Cushings Patent Numerical Rerfp-
fosasnz Eetaxy steam Engines T. nov en- q. .hinstipa
1t No. S south Nellkst. opposite the Bril- "a HousE
copied The pccnlarlttes and adyant 20 of ills a.
Etnc a!c IN the construction Of The u eam c1cs aud
adaptation OF the eomnoo Hinder 10 piston to 70
tAtJ motion. II dts2cnses With u uae ol vAlEaa,
uniioim motion. simple Ia %. .sffactton Vii Vein
ifss than onr-toa7th and usea only 0NETu1RD TIE
Ihe attention of meehan1r engineers ndeaplsalIsss
Il Invited t1 this snx1ne: State rtghn ior ea1e.
EpN 6AulNE. General Agent, Fpst Ones Boz
1909, Chicago, o. MERRlAa1G q GUSHING, n ateriao,
, 1866-08-31
REPUBLICAN STATE :GNTEN-
.TlON OF MICHIGAN.


appointment OF II State Executive
Committee n1d Delegates to The
Southern 14oynflhiRs EouyeIitIAn-lEe-
nomination 1T Governor Crnuo OFT tho
First INSTRUMENTATION of other
Sfute Observation-Disclosures Ac.-
tsreclni Despatch 10 the Chlcsgo Trltnnc.]
DErRotT. August 70.
The Hcpnbiican STATE Convention was orrau1zed
at scir1 Hall, In this city, today. nj II o'clock
Il. NJ. bs lhe election Of ttun. Charles T. May, Of
Knle1nhxor+ Temporary Chairman.
On taking The chafs Mr. May raaAc q bricf anti
etiartug al1tefs, III whlsh tie sal1 through tae
trcncfcry of President who owes fte position to
tserssAva" sotea. n tseasl,ery almost nncxnrnpcd
In te history uf public c. Il |. now t,topuscl 10
fseqnstr',es The untu ir tls Interest .,o.e ho.
f'tsssni 'ts:dsy {at satfi:d nc % ro'inffy OH II
illtl. tAppiaHss.I rut oreanlxsion ,'Sser l,sti
.sf !. i,,''s'i fal' t!!e soSty Saw, ssisy f ftsss
eIttase t.th wl!e, AuslnH .!r ,WAr, lhA ohly *st.
,Ey. s} tinsfIs +, :ta s s,i'Y, tat 1, ~ ,y
pa!. ri t"lSnn: "i f II II. Rrss ' 5"a 5tt' tlt
i.' I !l. hs b" ,l'all sian M pr spS.: AZ sE
wlla II t1lWeut nnt WIN sta'vlt t i,ren.s i".
";r f H ;Ht'st VI s @ tsi{ :" si{{ .'sss1 H.: f o. s'" @ @ @t
ii iatilo l'eya av.r la,ep opuI riianlns array"l
Hehltht ~ "! hestl} thlAnAt. W. HlHsl s&4nh lty
lnn HiIH MeM " luo c"HhtFys AhH Iecp1stfI5ctH u
hh"r appointing sccrc1arioa anl hualness ran.-
',,, .,"t,,.G 1,G ~ ~ III, ~ III aoso'os. 1"e eo'
AfTEltNunN NEAAJnH.
Icrfn'ncnf 0rEanlHhtun WAS r"Hanh by The
sulsnhls hi OF yeu l're.leiits ami hecrotaYius.
llio tu1l9"1nE gentlemen ,Wc:t nrEutnsci ni,m'
mar, rls 81 ho. o Iat ins o,I; ,e sns;oo f.st s'c
unficf. 9t wayne; srfunti Dlrtrtcta F. T. Etdy,
q ina,!r 1iid a. l.; Murttsnn. nt tlets!ens Thlt!
fs,i1. TGh ~ r :" "nsnt9asw "f
1: L, stfrc: : q Hra. any 4; r.r"sfF g! taiNh;
ssGH s,,1 Il maatr!st !. Mini i Il Meonntc G1 tSk'hn'
sa,sa, s =; IT, ~ Mt, ,n, :" y; tiafi nx nIitfrei. II
Er,.rauun. SE,r,.suun. ~ atn!RA'oHt nhs u. sH!Skla1!4 u
slItitn,', l1,t. Wm' u alo"ara. OF Wayne, 'var
c'ssssrt! s!, chnir'nni1:. .
eof seiSaS q Hrs s e"ss tS" TUT u he ,0 a cna
i*yal GbhscfI'ut H1rr ,shic iltrFalIDit 10 th1t
."nve''I"f, W. n{"i,'!aa so'',P:!ns !he u,v;
arhElf7, MID The i1oal distinguished eIslxas Vf I'M
htatr.
thu % Dr., i'i.a'',as III II bso % "@' ''"o"p"'' ~ !"
% Whs nspsr s 1s's!ns s1sl 81 Of va ~ nrrna,. og a."
;, 1;tsa,ttd. 1hst %lsn sl,e Fsc.!lsnt 9f .aa
~. t, 'ass H. lssHsa 9asnaa f'Dnft q! ttal'
Whiei placed taat eal!snt seiiIsr ia ID syapatby;
WIZ ~ the = faSe! f.. a'ssassInr a1 unlon msn ~
nWy a.; ~ 9 S@'fp t. wv XVII a9oian y 1n saia
eannt!y sei eo;s@it'ea bs;o xtsas npos ,':a: .Ss
Ssas sSas'"ea' "a'ea ~" "sa' ieoFm h'"'gaan''y
fetsnt: s:an- c-.n .sn,..,. ..,.., .snt.
nntlon u bTcf eressl,, deeln.!ug ttat the great
t1nH|GT, n |a,,",s, Gsa l"e..y 11e sa,a' II saaMn;
tham s;,sMisM. ,"s p'ean'4c ana sesoln1'on were
cna%,s ei e. fpnsa ai Sss1, S9!Ss
, 1866-08-31
FROM CAIRO.
Newspaper Con<oltdatIon-T The Base
Rali Muufa.

CAIRO, August s1.-The paper to be presented
az the result OF The consolidation Of The Cairo
Democrat. and will n1ake i.s appearance on Sesur.
day morning. next. The late psopsfctols Of the
Democrat and 7fns<s arc both hfavy Stockholders
In the new company, which Il organized under The
charter OF tho Cairo Dtnocf11- q. L. Gooda1e, Of
The Tn9fs, will supe.in.cnd the forthcoming
pauer- I
the c1olcra ever cid. -Four clubs Gle already Or.
santzed. The Egyptian Climb has challenged the
Independent Club to play . match game. The
ake place on Thursday afternoon, September 9Th.
The occaeioI will no doubt be one Of Interest tu
the lovers Of this manly game, which Is becoming
, 1866-08-31

"acmsn!s for tho rggrcscntaton o. dndau1 .!, d in
MatoF 0rnctal Love was made chief exe> ntise Oh.
Ger, aid an executive COMMITTEES Of th. 'ec rom
Among tbs natncs ato those Of Qenefals liz ns9,,.
Incredible Fitch. Stock, and Colnne1a 0A 'rin.
Stewart and Dunhani. st9natutcs aro rcquol tcd
, 1866-08-31
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Sonthern Loyal Conrcnifou-EreaI
Crowd Expected.
Tus1ApELru1A, August 30.-Frou, present iuit-
cations. this city, next sreek on tue occasion OF
the Convention of loyal sonthencrs, will be over
crowded with strnllgers from atl parts Of III.
country. Every Northern etatewtt} aea1 de1ega-
tfpta.
, 1866-08-31
COLORADO ELECTION,


a Republican, Union Trlnn1p1s.
The Denver 1s<tcs Of the .lat, has the following
najositscs given In eighteen counties OF Colorado
for The election Of delegate to Congress. These
comprise tfe entire Territory, nt least ait the
counties In Tic Tribune Almanac Of 1866:
, 1866-08-31

NJ Atlantic Cab1c--Adttsio1n Troops
Ia tr Mint to Csssnsin-ttcn 1tlor Arriva1s
-T9nh Htnse uf fAfhtrx in Tnrkcy--Tho
<'rcsRbs III Candfa As~rrt T1lrir Jntlr-
rtHdcftec-ftalahtanti ntiii8pir tn n htnte
ofAlegr-t'r0svanE Relief that Hfnxl.
milan Will hoon Ahhicntc.
LoNpoH, August a,-Noon.-Thv Canadian t.ov.
ffn.nrn las nAkps! thu 1la'ne Government ~ send
H'oFa tFooph 10 Canada, owing 10 appruhnnastt
trouble with tin unItea gtascs, growing oa! Of
expected Fenfan lnyahoM!aMI modification OF an
nsu,rallty lava. Tho 1lau1e Government has do
ctded IL send two regiments of infantry and one
ofravalry to canada. and preparations arc nlakIsg
for their departure.
QUEENSTOWN, August s0-Noon.--The steam
ship Erin, from Now York, August 1s, arrived
Ills morning. The steamship 4l2.na, from New
York, August le, arrive tl.is morning. both ycs.
gels hare sut!cd fox liverpool.
Sof'11rAnrros, Aug. Bo-EooE.-Steamship New,
Sorf. from New York, August 10Th, arri:ed here
tlis morning, and, after landing the lnalla LETT Tor
bremen.
CossrAsz1xorLE, Aug. sa.-Aaairs In Tur1;ey
are in q very bad slate. The revolt iu Candta
progresses. Tho inhabitant Crctaus hare assert
cd thcts Independence Of TIC Turkish Empire.
ConsshsstlHople Is announced In a etnte Of sfcce.
Moscow, Aug. a9.-Thc United Statea embassy
hare received complimentary addresses and inyi-
tatiGus bs telegraph from large number Of the
principal cities and towns In ahe interior Of
Russia.
pArls, August c3.-Noon.-The belief grove
here that Maxfni.ian wiil ahdtcaie the crown oi
Hexiro-
The Dftcfs, In IN editorial today, a1udcs to
honors paid lhc American Embassy In Russia,
and aftcs making tue significant lngni.y what Is
the value Of lhe demonstrations between the
United States and Russia, says that France aas
done little to revive the old friendship between
herself and the United EtAtes.
, 1866-08-31
NUMBER ST.

nts. George Ets1etyne,. uerrtess Thasn. ). Watts
bl Denss jsrons t. SSry ysc aso5s = de
William j: Thorn. Colonel Ucorga farkcr. Major
William. tiollssl, ", ". 1ageplau, James Kas.
sG1i. Hnd tJnbn C. Cft1rrr.
, 1866-08-31

TIONEERING TOUR.
Ills Indoor and Outdoor Speeches
at Dclmonico's.
He Again Modest|y Refers to His
Past Course.
AND ASSERTS ANEW HIS INFLRX1-
DIL1TY Or PURPOSE.
Scenes on The Hudson and ut
Vest Point,
Tho Party in Albany Lust
Evening.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Another Despatch from Gen:
Sheridan.
Stories Of Indian 0utrages on
the Plains Greatly
Exaggerated.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST MIR.
BROWNING, SECRETARY OF
TIE INTERIOR.
Letter from 11r. Raymond to
Governor Ward, Of
! New Jersey.
| FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL RE1NF0RCEalENTS
| TO BE SENT TO
CANADA.
ALARMING STATE Of AFFAIRS
| IN turkey.
The Crctaps IN Gambia Assert
| their Independence.
Constantinople in a State
! Of Siege.
Gfewing Belief in France that
i Macmillan will Soon
hhdicate.
) LATEST FINANCIAL AND CONNER.
CIAL INTELL1GENCE.
Michigan Republican State
u Convention.
I denomination Of Coycrhur Crapo
t OH tho First 1lnllUt.
!. Nomination or Other Stale
/ 0f(1cors.
!. TILE pllESl Dl;Nl"H liI,i;C,
tk1H
, 1866-08-31
NEW MUSIC BOOKS.
THEl JUBILA.TE,

81 + o. EMERSON. e1cels, IN many important par
ttcuiatx, his celebrated " Harp Of Jadah.~ An who
hare Seen It decide that It Is the best book for col
schools Societies. conventions, etc. II e not m old
exceptions entrtty new. and written expressly for
, 1866-08-31

4 S5ESSlIENT NOTIOE...
n OYxtcf cy 11x BoAEp oR PypLN. TorEx>
Cn1c.6o. August a7h. iS8.
Public notice u hereby xisc 70 III ,cfesfed
that he nadcrsgncd Commissioners OF to Boas of
lie Assessment Roll tos cutblng wish curhstoae inS
I'D Ersdng: ard psstas With Seoden bloeE paseneaf
second s,seet snd snsh Asssssaens Roll his bsn aFd
TIE undcssiErcd viii Apply to Ii. Common coanctl
of said CttE st II ne5t rsaa5 mesnE % b hed on
O'Clock 2. NJ br conarn1tton Of tnch assc14mcnt 1t
which time ~ paIte. tn:erested wl hare 90 right to
cnt must t3e their obectpua 70 The aAnae In writing.
in the oce Of The CITY Clerk at least dsy prior 70
such meeting Qt the comnou Council.
J. @. QNpELE
FRED. LETZ.
O, j. ROSE,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1866-08-31
NrN) EMBELLISHMENTS.

tN1klPkS'h Ats rrtaatHx Ahrnur, o.
Nrnsharn atFrrt. II HustinrlsnM 10 FrrttSn
A+lFtrltsnIMenlk tNF tAr TrfAHlr, md NIL
thr lratltug pNprea thr0MRlsaMt tho Unltnd
htn{& ~ mi ftNnnt3a.
, 1866-08-31

IK1-A 1zx1kzAE-IE 4 @1G11x1~z0s0s
81 t. O. EMERSON. This popnlar xark contains near
TIVE HUNDRED enc n a.
it,c path OF It's predecessor, sht "aodeu Wreath+1
Semi 20 cents fora specimen EopT; p,.r..
, 1866-08-31

A .6bE.SSAIENT NOTICE.
~ OFTtcE OF TIE EoAKp or PCH1IE WoEkE,}
CHlcA6ot August 3th- 1a66. :
Public notice l. hereby Eyen 70 " persons Interest.
of Pnoc Woifs oi Inc Gig q Chicago have complet
street from Milwaukee avenue 70 West Worth aveauc
AEd West North asEn1t nom Noble street to ElstttE
rnnd ard stou road from West North avenue TO NfsE
Clybonrnt place. anA s1sh Assessment Roll has nten
Ejtd ID the ott1ce Of the CITY CLERK.
The tndersigned will apply to the Common Council
Of said Cl at ~ next regular meeting be etl %
tht teah Gay q September, !S66 at ths holr Of TX
nt which tine III parties interested viii right
TO he heaE. ~ persons Wishing 70 ob}eca 70 eaad
sessment must file thtlr objections 70 the Aane In writ
Ing Il the office City Clerk ut lt GEE dsJ ptiot
T. q. sISDELE
FRED LETX =
o. J.. R}SE
Commissioners Of the Bosz2 ot Public WosRs.
aus. .uaq36
, 1866-08-31

ATAEONIC-Tlero viii 10 Bpccial
t1& Ennyncntinn nf WAfiltSNr{>H CHAPTER. No.
q, i. A.: ~. thaA tF!lIIiAf} eyenias, 81 o'clock.
ND W, FAnELFCIp, Jr,, Kecrstary,
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chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
sv telegraph oHIoAsc, Feb. u
The demand for money Is trne stronger to-day and
business somes hat more active especially in some
kinds Of grain, which IL now boing bought for spring
delivery
Flour Quiet and dull. Prices upper grades well
maintained while low unsound grades are 3 shade
weaker.
Grsin-Wheat mely dull at 1891 2ol3 for No.
sptilg closing at outside figures Corn in active
request Rejected which being taken by shippers fl
spring Shipment sales Rejected for immediate delivery
from 3l0s5 No cold at .le4llxe sfoat, for last hal
OF April and so<c sellers option for all May. white foI
last half Of April 4lc sost and yellow delivery
&c anoat Oats active and bgner at 2340231s for y,
l. and 1915 A2oc for No q Rye in better request ant
prices shade higher at 1870 Soc tr No l. and i61 81
for MOI, Barley neglected and nominal.
s-eds-Dull and uneasy al oo6s Is Timothy, and
1926 IS for Clover.
Hislwine-Firm st211
Provlsionssales of about 500 bs pork % Q.
@2e IS principally at inside figures Dry salt shoulder,
iolS61o34c Loose green hams from dressed g lt3
Lard closed weak for good rendered, With
sales ranging from l-sls1c; k-ttled lard sold to
linited extent atls14c.
Dressed Hog.-Gs Cd demand en- shippers and pack
from IL ooSIi s71$ closing With buyer, sellers
| III 0oQ1ll IS, for lots dividing 40 De
Beef Csttie-Unasuslly quiet and sales restricted u
1l2s bead at $3.50 % fer fair good, and 2Sxs y
| for Inferior to medium.
HogsActive and loc higher. At 600 IS for good q
choice. aud 3sds 10 for common TO good
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New York Market.

By Telegraph. SEv 7oRa, Feb. -.
Cotton-Du heavy and lower, at 44GD45 for m,ddng.
Flcur-Common aId inferior grades lGe15c lower and
high grades quiet and steady at 90 for Extra esste
90 IS 5Jfor extra R. II o.. and Is IS for Trade
Brands market c'osiug dull and heavy
Mhisky-Frmer, Western II 23E2 IS
Gram Wheat dull and easer; Is 81 so for inferior
TO common Milwaukee Club, and 81 for new No NIL
walke- Corn firm and Ia moderate demand a, T16s DC
for nd. ard Ta87sc for sound mixed western in
store aid delivered Oats In moderate request $50 80
Tor upsound western. and tsas4 for sound do.
Or 5ceri.s-Cofre quiet. eusar dull Molasses qul I
Petroleum Dull at - for Crude, and IS for Refined
in Bond.
Provsions-Pork heavy, unsettled and lover; q 730
% l21 for mss. closing at q ST. for cash; Is %
for old do; 20 5000 rs for prime and % 0oD23 rs for
prime mess alec $3.50 bbis new NESS for April and
add May sellers and buyers option, at 70 0J9s so
Beef ady ct l8 00a1o 90 for new plain mess and
20 so G24 90 for extra India beef 20
Beef hams qnet. Bacon quiet; Cumberland cut at Isl.
3l5ss. Dressed hogs firm at 125x0l3LS for western
and lss<G14 for city. Lard heavy at 1TGlstzc also
1850 bbs for March and April sellers option 1919
Is. Butter quiet Is 43 for Ohio and 4ess Tor Stats
Chee.e steady at 28td32.
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WESTMINSTER IHonY1nefM c1p.Cg -
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49, 1eSSn1A 6 d .. =. en1yi q =. Tk&3fSs
stG n nsyef assse3n9 Sv~y
axMAuon DRnD3 n. =. cHGuO9 ueeeaa8s
49, H~e-1a Y1td end BUussA. 1senQ svWy
Ssss,.3h ~ II 4 = suA 81 ,. =. esseeA UeAeet -
~ ;. r. rVsysr meeting - Weonseesy svenae
"a Jogu DvReanA k1gt0g.
uwr-vn phuspYrAnIAN 8ihh stsess; bsewssa
ssr md 1,opdsau Services svsry Sabbath ct II n.
~ p.n. susday seAcoisk :. =.
JAMS D8ovH, Pastor
HYnsT nHsDYxn1lAN-Cofsss nigh and yowth
sereeaD esrvisss svwy oabAAth at II .. n-aad n
0rpday ochcel0 an. In. oaRRsnDm, Pastor.
UNTrARIAn oHgnC1-cor.ss uigA and Fourth
serssts. Services every sabbash - II q m. sunday
achool oe,o, B. AAssAlL, Pastor.
CHATHAM SQuARnM !. cHuRcH-oe Corner o. ss,.
snth aud Morgan strests Preaching every saoosse -
II q NJ and 3. q. SABBATH School 1t So Public
Prayer Getting on Wednesday evening".
FIRST BAPTIST CHUkcH-fhisd street, between
Concert and High. I'm day school W m; fFssc9
ing ct IL .. %. also q p. Prayer Deeune wso'
nssd.y A. o. M J. r. WnDscvDa, Pastor
CONG ma ArToNA1 CHURcH-Hishstr.et.e ssween
Pth and sixth. eertiess every Sabbath q II ~
IN. esboask school q e-i5 m. Prayer meeting
o. Wedr eeday svs1ipgs. 0sonss TnAcnsn fsssor.
sprRrrUAL MEErrHGS-Af the Cosrt House every
s.nAay AZ az r. i. and in the eveniag public afs
invited 10 cone and hear what The spirits have to say
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BE cAREFuL.-Do not expose yourselves to tn.
chilly March winds andthe shaking weather which
always herald their approach. Keep your chill.
dren warmly clad and close from exposure. For
bad Coughs, sudden or obstinate Colds, Croup and
Sore Throat, use Goes Cough Balsam.
IL Jou have the Dyspepsia, or are troubled with
food distressing you, rising and souring on your
stomach, your bowels are out of order, you ar,
bilious, con'tipated, and generally indispossd rs.
Co.'s Dyspepsia Care. 1t IL the best medicine for
stomach and bowel disorders in tie world.
fsh27-tss-ths-sst-wlt. -
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HISS, STERN l. Cove would respectfully
inform the public that VIC have now received
some very handsome styles of spring stock,
both in ready made aud piece goods, to the
examination of which, every one is invited
We shall receive new and selected styles
daily
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OFFICER BARTLETT arrested last evening q
negro, on suspicion of having in his posses
sion stolen horse. After he was arrested
he confessed to having stolen the horse from
John McIlroy, living in Clark county, Mis-
sour, twelve or thirteen miles from st. Fran
cisville on the Kirkvilc road. Any person
knowing the said McIlroy will please inform
II ID BARTLETT