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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Chronic Diseases Cured.
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED,
THE LAME WAEB
THE BLIND SEE,
TEE DEAF HEAR
Over Fifty EhGnsaud Operations :n
Five Years,
II D0DGE,s PRACTICE 40

nh DODGE's PRACTICE s5
~ mostly diseases Of a oLTOnic nature, and
cases given up as incuTable His treatment u
peculiar TO himself. although there have been
men in all ages who have had the same magnet
&C power over the diseases OF the body aud
mind, some call il the Gift OF Healing yet
few have possessed II 10 suCh an extent over
neSTly all diseases aud persons. II ~ life aud
vitality passed from a strong, healthy body to a
weak one, that restores the lost or unequal CIT
Culation OF the vital or nervous fluid SO power
full is this influence that persons who have for
many wears suffered from diseases which have
been pronounced inCurable, and 10 whom med.
cine has been administered with no good ereCi
have been restored 20 health in an Incredibly
short space OF time. IL will not restore 4 lost
member of the body OF perform other impo,sl
biIlties but II will always relieve pain, from
whatever cause. The practice j. based upon
tho most strict principle of science there ~
nothing miraculous OF supernatural about II.
II ia in harmony with all natural laws Many
eminent physicians OF other practices, not only
acknowledge this power, but receive the treat
ment for themselves and families az well as al
yiseit TO theT patients. DR. DODGE does not
profess 10 cure every case.
By this treatment il take, but lew mlnatrs
for invcteTate cases OF almost any Cnrable chron
ic disease and 50 sure is the effect that bat few
diseases require a second operation except Deaf.
ness Broken BoIts, DislocatiOns, bad Curvatures
of Spine and SuppuTatIng TumOTs. Even these
will bo much bonefttod-away9 relieved from
pain and sometimes fully cured Diseases that
are most certain Of being cured AZ one operation
are
WEAK EYES
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
WEAK SPISES,
TUMORS
FAILING OF lHf WD-iB
ALI KINDS OF SEXUAL WEARNLssi
INIERNA al ULCERS
DROPoY,
LOSS OF VOICE
WEAK LUNGy
CATARRH
ST VIIUS DAGGE
WEAKNESS Ut IHE LIMBS
DYSPEPSIA,
RHEUMATISM
NERVOUS DEBILITY
DLABETIS,
BRONCHITIS
DISEASED LiVEEc
KIDNEYS
HEART
-, ETC.. ETC
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Eire in Newark.

NEWARK, Jan. 30.-Tne petroleum re-
fnery of Mr.. James Charters, on the cor
ner of Johnson and McWhorton streets
was destroyed by fire this forenoon Ten
of the stills exploded and terrible con.
dagration ensued, seriously iDjuripg
three workmen. 4 large quantity Of
material and all the buildings were de-
stroyed. The loss is estimated al twenty
thousand dollars.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
Senate then adjourned

HOUSE The House by a ma jority of
30 votes refused to pass the resolution
admitting Messrs. Byer, Kylo and Johu-
son from Arkansas, to the privileges of
the floor until otherwise ordered, in
other words, refusing to them the same
courtesies extended to the gentlem en-
from Tennessee.
mir. Stevens of Pa, reported bill Tor
supplying deficiencies in certain civil
expenditures for the year ending June
1860.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

HARRISON, O., Jan. 20-TLere we're
two burglaries committed in this village
last night The American House aud
Fest office we're entered by some Cincin-
nati professionals Tie loss sustained
o. the proprietors of the hotel was small:
Inc ooarders lost considerable in wear
ing apparel. The Post Office was robbed
of all the mail matter ard about sio0 in
currency.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

SING SING, Jan. 30-The notorious
Jack Shepard, Jr., as he styles himself,
again escaped from the Sing Sing prison
at half past 10 o'clock this afternoon
He dressed himself in citizens clothes and
seized horse and sleigh standing in the
prison yard belonging 20 Mr. Bonner, of
the shoe manutactory, and drove through
the village, taking the route toward
PleasantvilIe OF the Harlem railroad.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

WASHINGTON Jan 81 -Sixty.niue
members of the House of Representa-
ti7ss have made preparations for the de-
livery of speeches on the subject of re
construction. Their names have all been
entered tor that purpose and they will
speak in rotation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

CINCINNATI, Jan. S0.-A special TO the
Enquirer says The jail and city guard
house at Marietta, Georgia, were de.
stroyed by fire recently. Thirteen pris-
oners were burned to death.
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Steamboat E1plosiOn-OHe HundTad
and Thirty Iiycs L0Ri,

MEMPHIS, Jan. 30-It is lust reported
here that the steamer Mama blew up
and burned on Sunday last six miles
above the mouth of Arkansas river One
hundred and thirty lives lost
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
SAMUEL P. WHEELER,

A TTORyEY, COLLECTOR OF
u PENSIONS Soldiers Clains and Csrttes4
Accounts. An O6cer solfiers. OF Ssausn dts-
sbled in the service Of the United ststss, sry q
titled 70 Pensions foE LIFE and In csss Of nsE
death, the widow, orphan children. notsM g Z.
entitled 70 pension, and siso ths bounty 81 ess
hundred dollars and an back ~ dee ~ ns
in each case Is FIVE DcL1AA u tss slsis
for pension 10 collected. and no ChAkoS y
case Of faxlaxe-
Cs!iiasd sco0ura coaus. tAs H''' ''-.-
oMes, No. 10 Fourth sxsst ssar ne SSsT'
Hoass Whseli1G Va
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
CHARLES SIEBKE.
cUCCEss0R no H. DIEMEi

SFANCY DYER AND sCOURER, South
Street. near the B. g. o. +. R. Depot, Wheeling,
". Va All kinds of Sbawls, Ribbons and eve
~ description of Silks ana E!oolen Goods exc
cuted on short notice and on reasonable terms
This is the first ana best Steam Dying Estab-
ushment in the Western States. sep20
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
ENCOURAGED BY TIE LIHEl

ENCoURAGED BY TIE LIBEh
SIPATRONAGE hers,ofors sItsndsd %
he house, We have sseursa On, 90 o. @ ne iarss,
Hao IN hc~s e1osIlent facilities for receiving
70 .iI,nInx our goods We have f,tsd up The
So1.e in ths latest and most approved manner
a. he msnufscturs Of the celebrated Ross
Whisksy vnd superior Cider Vinegar
NE bes; brands Of everything usually kept In
. nryt~elass liquor store, constantly On land and
for sale st the lowest prices
4 fall assortment Of choice brz7ds Of ag
Cigars constantly on hand. febs
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
SIMON KEIM,

j1sFORTER AND DEALER IN
L FOREIGN A II DOMESTIC WINES.
Rraudies WhisRtsS &c Elt Market Street
Wheeling Va,
would invite e.. siyDIIl atteutl0n.O OF city and
country dealers ara the public generally to
sssT hSTs sep2n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31
S. 2. FARIS,
JOHN ANDERSON.
Z +" N1A JANE
LAMB 6 PAUL.

A TT0RNESs AT LAW, WHEEL
IN ING, WEST VA, viii practice in the counts
Of OHIO County and adjoining Counties
Office on east side cf Fourth Street. ccar tho
Court House cctln
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-01-31

One Seven Octave Round Corners, Fancy
M0uii,nys FlUted Les- made b.
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afORGT HFWfs, BOSTON,
Two Hundred Dollars.

These Pianos together witL several new u
sfTumentsof Srsi class uRkors must CO folo ~
once ~ make room for new stock
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s ?. C--rR
, 1866-10-11

In his city on th- 9Th Inst The residence Of j. r
Mills. Esr. GRACE second tar.htsr Of she late pr,
Vim. u Eeplcoti, Of The Grove Coof Coanty, H.,
arrd Is wars @'
FuEe-al at the old homestead today Ihu.xday, at2
o'clock m. Friends OF tic family invited 10 At
tend.
In this ci.y On she 9Th inst Mrs ELIZABETH Sc.
yiifE viz al II wm Seyiije' @4~'
he faneral win lake place from tho residence Of the
npii+y. ~ West AuArlxst, to-day Thursday 1t .
O'clock,
In Nj. rItv Nh tho 9Th inst nr cholera Nj, FRED
tt,E t{{;,Tr;tEI III - 80 ., - - - N
HrNf rIinrn1 iSr .ni F,st;n .na S.wy York na-
rfrs plesss cony
+, vi ,s,, =, +ho .n,h ,,s+ Euaxrrs rt17a
as EN- Y on .ne io;n arn ia q SeaFs
, 1866-10-11
FATAL ARRAY,
Homicide at the Richmond House-A
Colored Youth Killed In Solf-Do-
fenCe-The Verdict,

4 fatal aaray occutrca shou, 1n1anIch, on Tucs-
dnv IN ,hc R,chrons IT,. l',.,,son trvo rn1nrea
,o,,,L. s,.,I .suA,oou nouse .,ssr. oe T., ~, ~
so.ue, emp4oyeo as Windo" "asncts ~ taa' a.
tRblshmcnt. Ono Of lhcrD. named Roncst Scolts
drew revolver and threatened TO shoot the other,
Anarrv n,ool,. ,,l,o defended hiuxclr by usiuc
, hca ia, nd tilica his aksatlaut. II does not
.nns,e ts.1 tbsrr VA orieins silv sny rcaj inten
sppea. -. ~. st ~ ni,hcr ~ thn vontss ~ nrnrsed
non NJ MI. ~ eTttrnt,ic. and thc Tr.nJs NAV bn nftr,
1,ntsts ~ in srcident rsther thsn iiesfSn.
Scott and Brooks bot, occupied room No. Sc on
best uf frienda. md ii apuears illat on ecyerai
recent occasions shey had quazrcled. On Snnlay
last tLey werr srcu Walking over to the North
Side together wien Brooks Separated from seols,
anl Hieues j.. o,:sc Gg::c2 .: ula;. .. of saa4.
, 1866-10-11
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT HARRIET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Chicago ITipuhe+l
new YoEK. October 10.
AcSrT.
The ,urply Of money continues abundant =, this
rolat AMI exceeds TIC demand AZ present. both leStti*
mate and spcfu1asive Call loans range from to per
rtn:, In the balk Of business at iasIs rate prime
':iseounis asr eusEaut at :<s6s rer cent.
GoLp.
The gold market closed up at 1s0x, and the Two
trcucs Of The dry were l.91.@t5ll.
GovkRSuISTs.
The Government securities were steady this after-
noon so coupons, 1876. lloh@.1oh; 1910 coupons
ssaaesS July $50, loe,:eloas<.
Al The last open Lboard the market WAS very
sicndy tho railway and 1ntsccilancoos sharcs And
nn!n htter In tcycra! Instances the advance has
fenced throughout the entire list but has beta most
marked cu Illinois ahd New York Central, Hudson,
e'e Ia An increased deposition to hug stocks for
rise, and everything indicates higher range oi values.
PEtEoLErH ETocKe.
New York Newark. H.
I1xNa s1ocKs.
American Flag, so. 10 SIS; Atlantic & Fac.ac. -, !:
nentou. 1870; Burroughs. Church Cnlon, sol Co
lambda, 1ss; Cosydon. 6lo; Kipp 4 nu-l IL; La-
crosse :t5; Mil crtek, gold, 50: Montreal. New
York, gold, s5; Quartz HILL ec; Smith F., l3ao
waikiki, 20.
ExrErss s1oCKs.
TEitcl States, g.
The eea4on has hecoc well advanced, and The psin.
ciral rush Of busInc8s Is over although trade Is
month. Al The Exchange. to-day. joobcrs' prices
were:
Esopn shectines-sa1mon Falls A, &c /; rittsteld a,
1sAci Superior Ix1.. 71o.
Rlcachcd shistlnss-wamsus.a. loe; Slater, Sc;
Hamilton 5stc.
London Mourning, lsc Freeman. Tic.
Brown Drilz-Fcprefell, &c :; Winthrop, 2oc.
Co.eet tIeanS-NAuraEeag. 21c Bates, DC.
, 1866-10-11

NEW Tok1. October 1o-6 .. m.
Co!1os-Aettve, Al Ssss9c for ruddliaR up1atd and
SS< :0r Tor do UflcAas
orL-uull AMI lGac5c lowas, 1t sa73lo 50 for ez.
ts STATE; osts,l.f extra roand hoop Ohio, and
hAlsLKT-SttAdY In bQu1 It Ac- ........
nd sase lo~sr ssies Il 400 sa At a5Sss rsr @ ss1
and ISIS fot snal lots q new while Michigan. FIRE.
nAties-Aa1ses i444c loxer: sals. y sl.Ael.a5 ~
1es .se bu market Ns1s hsttet ssIes .: soa q Al
s,1 so'. 81 o5 80 % 1sits y s!G " f0f
t.p. +; :atst; = 81 !. -; -. :! = tta
fur State
heavy md lowes at $53oaa3t11x for neT naesa-s!os
tnr At gs3a0 for regular 81 for old 10, and
tos prime alse ss ri: - NJ. - 4 L s7ss2aa,oa
yemter. Reef uneh.nEed: nsef hams nominal; II X
Bacon brArCc and quiet Dressed hogs dali nj $13.S3
lor Western GSt meats steady at iak9lse sos shoal.
at,1a1sc-he latter an extreme. Butter unchau1ed.
cheese heavy 1t loGsisc,
wool-Q1let and price. without deelced change.
CoA-NoderAsely active and prices generally with
GrHcYrtrsIGolfrc qu!et. Sugar ateady a, loX9lec
for Cubs ;1hal3c Tor Iofto Iaco Mot..ses quiet-
| .PETnolEua-Strsiy at2!Xs:tac for crude, and ta3
&C for refined IN bond.
, 1866-10-11

n,ony that wherever and whenever he hiss pledged
s wSS esse ~ .sacl He ny
. nc OF bis frteuds-a mcs.cnges-on his way 10 The
b. a Sos liz
! could haEaly realize that such was ,ho ttse
l. 60 than forty EIGHT noa.s aSowe heard hs y9isc
vi, r. nsaId and Ii. pIsesRes , seen lire no more
ts ~ o. a's % a., onss m 20 1ap
hase M Geen @ via any nm Ill., ne 1ooa WAS
met MN, s1Sa. hi.o r. ot .ss Ies hsd
IL ne9Hattaaso a &C. "" M n; ns s"a5 s Iau +.
., u1 ,n nj tItt1 ~ a!,is ihinr
tnct~ t ~ ~" w. - -. .een.,S "' IA h.rinn f~Ss
,u3 wo1os Witb. ont dreeasea bto;her. N A-s -"
fully endorse thc ieiier and spirit OF the reso-
oueht not to be- lost up1u us. have 81, In this
e Soapcil now, o. II for ncariy eich:ccn months, aud
anDf s i Ss % nssss oeen ess 4 &, @
ilr,c, 1nrsrc Tint period, tha. ~ havc r1ct e.
joru this rad o1nce for deceased bsolher. trust
shai Ii may be longtime before wc aFe called to-
Eether again for similar object But the disease
Of which he died Is right In our city We know
mol how tOon the occasion may again rccnr:
pe5hsp wesk r. has IS .5 Be s.sd
eolcmn,ty Of the lhonsht, and that we may take
warning, and be 80 pre- pared that when deah
ahull come to us-be 4 SOONER Or later-we may be
found ready TO mcci ne aWtni nat
AZ: Kafsity.iIo9a9ly taGte y no m one nese ~ o.
1e
lim ever since be W.s sshool;soy: me ~ was 49,
man q tueh stefhne inieer,ty and honesfE g, PIT,
names of the members were ne!nE called TONIGHT
y nc Ciefk. g! !a9 cEo OF .ne hst ine naos y
ieit that there was someth'ns wrong:
tomethl9e which 7 could net .o,s realize: arst
9ea.a q o., INC ocG.n oa SaT , Saotaes a o,.1s.
GfoSes ILLS morning, MY tnlotMAnt- hoNe9est
, 1866-10-11

bold that a municipal corporation, like = county,
tan.ot 0e estoppet " its own aets IN Eeis,ion 70
ity in the issue. That question has bccn, az VIC
th!nk. decided BY the supreme Court ot the
pal corporation may be bound. aswell a. an lndl-
Sisua1. BY its own nets; and admis1in. th"to was
londr, we. link it is too latc for the county Of
Marshall to saise that question .aGcr they have,
icr Beries Of years, In this way, rntifed
tnd confirmed their ,stnc. The statute The Sd
p,cmc Court OF the SAto have construed, adopting
tic principles Of the common law. This Court
construcs 1t necnIdinE 10 tho came principle, and
we think consuming Il In conformity With those
ErtEciplcs, We can nIttyc Al no other result than
lEat which has already been stated.
y - 1alnfnt fot n 10 come iu conflict On qnea-
lion OF so much Importance a. this with the IN.
r1cme Court Of the STATE Int VIC think such great
principles arc involved N this dei*:oa that re
do not feel inclined 10 Yield out own Individual
opinions, the more especially a the case can be
IrvIcwcd by The supreme Court Of tho United
StAtas.
The demurrer wifi he overrrled ard Judgment
will 90 tol the plG,llii! tue demurrer.
, 1866-10-11

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr1hrne.1
BRIDGEPORT, 0ct9bes 11-l p. m.
CLKARKD-Oncids, Ottaws, 5i,2Ji feet lumber, 1900
lath D. T. Wright, Hannibal Mound, is tons coal IS
ions riE iron.
AsR1vEp-1hnndcrbo1t, Lssas1e, 1s7 tons coal; All
quipps, Lcruont, ~ yards rubbte stone; Lady Frank
ln, Lerout, 50 yards rubhio stone; Colonel Manning,
Lemont Il yards dimension stons. ". s. 6urneo. L.
mont. 4s yards d!ntnson stone; Orator. LoS&lle 80
bu cora; Iioncss IBnhalo Rock, 500 bu corn Deer
Park No. 4, Ctlea asao bu CONT Alliance No l. OTIS
wa, 6,f0 bu corn; LcyIathan, tasac. sou ba corn
Commerce, LasAlle $500 bu corn, 900 bu oats, II 9s
Ms eeet4 Abbey Eprague, Lemont, 81 cords wood
Industry, Ottawn, $500 bu com Mary Walker, L.
mont, - yards rubble stone.
BE1p0EroET, Oct. 10-9 p. m.
CLKAurD-S. F. Gale, Lemont; AllGuiprs, Lemont +;
Lady Franklin. Lemont; ". S. Gurnce, Lcnout; Ab-
hey spraguc. Lemons;i Cot. Manning, Le1nons: Mary
Walker. Lcmont; Tobacco t1sut, EAnkakec; Gpsc5
Cgccn st. Louis 10 oo feet lumber, 18th; George
Washington GrEGsy!c, 6G, ,@S6 feet lumber 10000
shingles. 75.t0 lath, zoo pozts. Iebceca ST. Louis,
11 fec, lunlcr, q Sc lat, George L. Taylor. South
l.oekrort; Wing Wing, Joliet Isl feet lumber,
tGo eAlnges; Peter 4 PAUL, OTTAWA 81 1oe tcet luna
bSr. 1a,co0 1aih; Lloncsa, Ottawu: Gen. Kosecfans
Seneca, 2.7t5 feet lumber, 2-31o luth.
AEn1vED-Maple Leaf Jtliet, 7,noo bu oats; Caron'
dolet siAzsclllrs. $50 bu corn Rock 1up. Ottawa
$500 bu corr.
, 1866-10-11
1NVOllTAEr CUM1lENCEAL DE
CISfUNs
The Validity OF Nos,dx not Affected by
illc Want ofa Prerequisite Eform-
ulity, yyAcro IrrcCuinr Action
llnA been Ratified

The Validity OF Irondx not Affected by
illc Want ofa Prerequisite Form.
ulity, xyAcrc Irrccuiur Action
hus been 1satlllcd.
In the Circuit Conrt Of The United States of this
Dis,lict, Judge Drummond yesterday delivered
Ike following opinion. 1t has large importance
for The commercial world, involving ~ The action
n. Law does tho question Of the validity Of series
of bond. isrnrd by the county Of Marshall, ofthts
STATE. In aid Of tho construction Of the Western
Air alnc Noad. where MI tnfoEmaltty existed !n
prerequisite Of their Issue. TIw dcc!slon Is nlso
itlts: tant Ill II. legal aspects. running, Il. 1t docs
tl!r slntc. Tic decision was delivered with the
eef.oa hieh H WIZ ss sen oray aud % 'as aown
In llsc case of ,sehtnek y. tho Board Of Super
visors Of Marrhall cnun.y, whc:e tic demurrer
Mns argued yesterday. The question raised upon
tlc demurret substantially dlsposca Of tic case.
Supervisors wllnt had previously been done by
The County Courti and inaemuch as the notice ol
INC se,ion ns eye By hs coun Jnes a1
that tic bonds which were Issued to the railroad
nnasr an ELECTION hy the Beard q snpers,sois;
Il . See the 9s 5ond. ,afnss 9sasg
(eimilar londs) hns hecn before the supreme
Court Of this State, and that Court has ruled that
Sonds were VOID IL c hads u SoSaE a> pu1 a
chascss for saluc. There cam be no other aTsn-
n nj nf
in ills case ihan whal oTIscs frorn thss dcc,sion
The cucs,,on L. whether that deri.nn IL hini1fns,
mon mi Court In a case of ihis kfni W,s
1--we cxamincd lhe oniufnn of fhe Snn,cms
I'ourt az fhis Sf,tc nnon sh,s nc,nt mi
AZ have already ss!i II aeeIdce '.u, fbs,
sa,uc Question Ihst ia inyoIyrd h.rr
and decides II urainsi ihe yu,;iitr If t,r hnn Ia
We mink. with Eli nroner rrspcct that acrft,on
ri The Snnre,nc Cnurf ii the Sisic c.nnof he ana
f,tnrn nnnn ny4nrin,t mr. nnIir ti,n a,tbnrtr of
Hrei.icnr ~ itha tnnra,na an Cn1r4 ~ H. iiri,ed
statcs Win al I,r rn.nect r. 1he S,ora1a
Cnnv ~ +h,a Ssaa ~ thini shst Il T. ~ III iton,s
npa nnr..s ns a;,, 9.1'n!; - - - ~ ~
IT, H.. ,;Wer sa t tt a it,v y
TH.Io 30, s.u III" nv ue.eSt y 'as po"r: nssa'
;aor. aSe ~ WE 1tSueu " ta4 nualu =. Supst.
stsHas "ha.1 W inalsn@H Ioun1y. ~ IaW tney were
| aS,;aus'1Su st;an Ms -, ~ ssug tacms whcn tne
no.'eG ,;s NE Even, nna inc e!eeuon vas ne.d.
~ ~. ~. f.su;n11 =, IN n1s IN, 1naa nau 70 pre-
so, ~ ~ ,n snn, nv eonu ~ y - eaiu eam
t.o., ne nas+i n smnervisn.. nS.9 ~ fone @
, :, r,. ~ Tnu,t n ~. i,r51 st,s ~ INN MI
iostr Go ,~r,;nn "a. nniS T. t H.Ss e y. .io .i
, r LIZ ~, ~ III nsSn ~ @ naG ,eti' :uc
cn.,cS W. ,ith II r. te ,a. Is s;S ~ !ns .aM
,hat III h.,., ta.,na nt,hont usu rn.a' @ X ~
49, sIst sta " ~ Iu.psahSg p1.:S.na ~
ofS pafltsMn tt tnr,a VIC o rhuIIS52"ts.tss rhI52 s.1Is
wa,, Al, s;,.-,.s,onaa 1sn. mo.u ,taaa taa
%nria h. sa,,o tn- a. ~. .is II
mn.,1c Cnn1, ~ a., , .nn ,t ~ s, ~ ~
1nrss u IVY S.a!c* w ny snM s'.i's3 .i3
;ns tI.1i ~ ;.n oDrSa ~. ,i, ~ - LEV ~ >
,,Se - sho - Tns,a ~ ss ~ tssue iuS
o .ar t4,iir cnns;Sc,n3 r. ~ c.n41 Sn,
, 1866-10-11
Dawcro Market.

Os~KGo, October 10.
FLn1E-tnrhanecsl At S11.O flr No. spring el3 e5
Et rcd winter $is2j white; flsoa+i5.2s for double
extra.
GEarS-Nhcat, dull. Eo.1 Milwaukee clut. t1H !;
corn. scarce and anlcs hasl"y. 1uct and unsettled
sl..U to *1.s5 fol, ordinary to prime.
CANAL FEEiGilTe-x in lc lower on grain. With mafe
fnas. than tre!rlt. IL New York. nour she; wheat
l2s corn and oaris5 lohe:& To To Almnsn{, 4 1Ascyy:.
CANAL ExruRls-G. .oo0 bu wheat, ii ,0N Ea barley
, 1866-10-11
Vessels rnsacd Dctrolfs
ISncctal espatth to the Chicago Tribune.

Especial Despatch " the Chicago Trihunc.l
DIrRorr, October 10.
Cr-Marnncttc, Carrier. Tonns America, wn1coma,
White Clcnd. Noag, Corlnthian, Fostoria, Matenpa,
rci,1cl1, Southwest
DowS-Lafr1ntcr, rcshtIgox Hungarian, Norman.
Tinalox, rasanA, Arabia, City OF Chicago, Chfnsngo
Gtobc plymouth RoeL. Lively. Republic, Surrls Breed
Arrtlc Reindeer, Mystic. Grey Eagle, Jacnto, Walker
Thornton. AtAunto, Merritt A1lda, Nalad.
WlSp-ERst.
, 1866-10-11

CerroN-1rreEuAf. unsettled and quiet, opoolnG ut
nc for mtdltas; advance ln.c.
WHl.IKr-Gpod demand for bonded; 8aes. to1 brls
at SC frco dnll al Ez.3L.
PRovnsosa-Iuactlvc; pork dull Al ~ sa317.7s.
Bacon and bulk mcats quiet Lard aull. offered Al
1.c-
Mozx1-Essy; exchange nru At par and 100 pro
%nir
, 1866-10-11
NItlwunNcc Market,

HI1IW06Ee0 Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago T.lbnne-1
AuwArKEE. October 10.
FLorrQuict. Sales. so brls Rt Sla.iJ for good ex
ira, and t9t2k for low grade OF extra.
WnrAr-Irrcsul.r and higher. Eales At 300 q. m.
board: lcon bu At 3aG o for No. !: sl67 for No.
s14t.G6, SELLERS all October sl.51.t@IsS for No.
and - for ssecte Noon board sales: - 900 bu Al
$:Dt@2n6 for MOL; e16'3l,6' for No. :; tl.sssl.ss
for No. 5; t1.&u for rejected. ?. Board asnes
sales at $au3 No. Il &1!70 for Eo2- Oats nominal
sales &c. 1kyc &c lower; eacs OF 500 bu At 7sHc
barley firm IT s1.io. delivered
EAGs-Scatce at &c.
FEH1oHTr-Ftrmrr At &c to OsweSo.
KxczlP1s-l,so6 bbls nour, 5000 bu wheat
GnIrAEs1s-2.Doo bbls -four, - DO hu wheat.
, 1866-10-11

T1nrk&1cnsH Tcctorni IInln1 ix BIZ no
public Tor the iasl twrnty years, dnrtng which
lime htc million bottles have been rold, and that
without The expenditure Of ono dollar In nlvor-
all easas Of bronchial diseases, has Instructed
dealers TO refund The amount IN any instance
"h.rc 1t las failed 10 cn,e For tale by at Drug
Druggists, NJ. lG AXE street, wloltsnle agents.
, 1866-10-11

fsreclal bcspatth 70 TIC ChIcnso TrIbane.1
C1Sc1ssAr1. Oetoocs 10.
FloEK-Dpn ana casier3 sales suresnne &to.5o311Do
extra 3l7.n0sl7sA
4HAtx-WheAt winter nd trn safes, No. I, f. IS:
spring better supply and S9sc lowe, sales, So.1 At
s2.&7&25o. Corn dull 1t sd3s1c. Rye steady. No. l
At $lGS Oats quiet eses% Nc. 1t 45c: No. Do
&c. Barley, choice grades, active 1t SIS tos fau
, 1866-10-11
THE CITY.

EHENG WoAAS's KxfroE.-The following do
nations arc acknowledged by Mrs. N. +. nartupea
for August and September: Cash, $3.50; mer-
chandi.c, S1lp.s4- Total. $4ss.e4
, 1866-10-11

New U>lrh n. 1Inflct.
Sxw ORLEANS, October 10.
Co1ros-StlHcs. es1cs 1000 bales low u,illllh6 II
Ss.-sfc. Receipts, ~ bales.
ExcnASnE-RanE sterling, Fl; New York. EtzH.
FEEIGE7e-To New York. nc; TO Liverpool, Nc; 70
ua1fr, lie.
, 1866-10-11

Browns bronchial Trochcs, for prI-
nlnsAly and Asll.matic ditor1ers, have pr1rfd
.lcir efficacy bs q lest at many ycA.s, md have
received tretitnonials from eminent men who
have nscd THIN.
Tho-c who nre suffering from Coughs, Colds.
Hohsscncee, So.c Throat, &c, should Try - The
TrotIts." simple remedy, which IL III almost
cycrJ casv rfcttual,
, 1866-10-11

PrrHalnZss Pure Cider Vinegar Will
preserve pickles and Is warranted pure. Ask
yanr grocer for no other vinegar. l.arsc-t works
Of the klu.1 In the Unitcd States. CnAnLEs G. 4.
pnCssIxa, Ss:'a and I'll State street, Chicago.
een1W;<- git-F NV
, 1866-10-11

D1sors71Sa.-John Trzire- was n1cl 81 % yes
tcrdny morning al the Police Court for dumpIn: 4
large 1oad OF DIAL into the liver between Madison
and Washington streets. lie WAS caught in this
d,!c*tab1c bus1Ees. Tuesday night he sisted
ttat he wac employed By r. v. Baxter j. Co, mill
fu!uffheye, DC,
, 1866-10-11

Our Indy Friends In the Country who
woI1l like 10 obtain samples Of dress patterns in
Chicago. can do so without cost, hy wtiiirS to A.
G. STIxsnS. Purchasing Ageut OF the American
EIprrsE COMPANY.