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, 1866-10-29
FROM EUROPE.

Great Reform Dcmonsfrattou%-tsn2d from
Anrtrnti liza Snpoicon'H lscnith-R rrorfrd
Alsni%tt ttrlnl Changes tn Purss-rnsnacnt to
Austria Of The 1tu'tnl Indemnity md Re
crpt,nn OF the Crown al LombaTdy-Sub-
ecr,rtiana 10 tho 1tnltun Loun successful
Qualifications EXCHANGED.
NEw ToRK. October as.-Tte steamships
Deutschland and Alleman1a. from southampton
18th, arrived this evening.
to the Prince aud rtsncess Of Wales, at Mazlba'
ron.h llouac, London. 49,
Government whlppcr-1n, Las Forwarded i circular
TO tic Conservative agents throughout En9lsnh.
urging them to Gevotc -, cial attention to the
made next session. Great reform demenstta,
tiuns are 10 he held In London, Edinburgh and
Glasgow.
London from Australia al the end oi the week.
Que ,EuEsand fonr hnudrct' English volunteers,
now ~ nrnstelst, ate hein: fetsd IN q most %
FEAscE:ETic Berlin correspondent Of the
!ecaen T'res says; AecotdtHg 70 aniasptse IT. ~
uot improved by bis sojoarn ;o Bfa1itz, although.
| h.s lcloycry ie probable. The other alternate
| does not seen, to he any longer exciadsd. Tae
narkably well. and daily tskcs walking exercise
l,uuors ase current in fa1is Of ministerial
| chAnses.
| lTkLY.-Gene1al Mcaabr,a has handed over tt
Tie Austrian Gosern,ncAs ssi.5 oe1 lives, besna
Tic Italian indemnity, and 1T t:e same time be re
! ceivcl from Count Ac1dsdold The iron crown
| 1euba:ay.
Tie subscription to the Italian national !oaz
has been mcst successful. ..
Rat1fcations OF the treaty OF peace hetwec1
Austria ard 11aly have been exchanged at Vienna
The ItalIane Will enter Verona on Tie 10th, aue
Hclice on tic 1tth: Aust1ia agrees to the Itai,at
prope;itioa tha! Venetian soldiers y Aa.tTs: ,t
| prevalence OF tho cholera.
MAITA.-Flitccr uoys qusrontne ls imposed ol
arrivals from Ireland and scotland. The chclcs1
has appeared at TEapan and Aarsa1s.
I The FsNsssan Governor Of $, h1cswig has pro
hihi,ed the raising Of a subscription, b. III
Dartsh inlatitautss for the purchase Of weddin.
! EIl1 tor the rrEEtees nncmnr.
SrAls-The Madrid l:Ittiea declares that Spas:
must obtan, satisfaction from Chill by force, ant
| advocates the retention ct the Chiacha Islands.
Rrss1A.-Ghc statements ihst the Gar IS II
and the designation Of the kusefan Ministry ar
devoid Of :ruih. The iusuT1cc,irn In Abasca AM
Dashes:an has been suppressed " the Russians
an energetic prosecution OF the war. Ihn Turk
| have ey1cuattd Candaro, in Gambia: 1ht Turk
had lost In ono engagement 1,seo killed and 81
wounded.
, 1866-10-29
A PROBABLE CASE OF POISONING
OK NALRKACT1CE.
\ Woman E1eA nj tl,c House OF a phy-
AicIon Ef1dcr SuspfcIouH CIR
cUnlstuI.ceS Arrest OF
tho playsfciau.

About eleven o'clock On Saturday hight the
untcrtakcr doing business at No. 1G: Sonsh C1ark
street was summoned by i Dr. F. y. Clarke. who
occupies rooms with his family Al No. lIa IN the
same block. and requested him to come 10 bis
residence aud lay cat and hurry woman who had
inst died Of the cholera. TIC nnd:-t,ker sald
that it was customary for women 10 Be employed
to perform this lite for one Of their own SIX. aud
that he did not wish to do this, could BIZ inter
wsnt over, ard !ound the body IN the he'd. which
was covered with blood. He had It removed and
2resd upon "a bes1S ea. aud III the morning proper
1t hrpeatr that the woman, whose name Ma@
Mr.. Linn, and who Was about thirty yeafs old.
Ssef 9ntna eeHse I
was laken sick week ago last SATURDAY, but had
been reported By the doctor as dctns we'll so that
become tomewha: acquainted With her, bad uat
thought It necessary to look afn.E tcr, aud were
greatly shccked on Saturday list 70 lind bar Ia q
very lille care, aud those or the lasaify who had
seen her had not thought Of her having the
eholcra, ae she had not t5hibIted ihe symptoms
Inc aatr is the lack Of Intention which It il re-
ported the Doctor pail to The woman in her stcs
hEs 4t hst Wc so1 s a2Ssd 2Sf @ s b
TIE hcdy disposed Of rs soon as life extinct.
A tact, which, however. may have no connection
weeks .s" q .euns child WIS b.casht 10 Mrs..
LsIn aeI taken csc u y her ~ Ii: Gay sefoze
| The return Of Mrs. Clarke, when Il was scnt
away. lie mother Is said to b. liTnc In the eity
and to have placed the babe there fos care but the
trrtls OF TIE matter Is Hes known. Mr.. Linn had
also With her an adopted daughter ahort eleven
lng no f.scuds IN Tie ct,s- Nj, Liut., tt
is understood. left Lis vile At the Ea.t sou :
lime acc, and his uhcrcahoRt:: ar, not knowl.
The esusc Of this dcash Is var1eu>.S attributed.
Dr. Clarke ssys that II was case Of cholera, Ths.
rcichbors and physicians a..Pear to be divided as
Of malpractice for tho purpose Of producing IN
abortion. 4he police anrho:itiet considered the
case q eneh importance tn: J.: cla'ks "a a..
await t6e result Of the corotcr's i,4nest aud the
! pcsfrorte.n examination. which tahc place to,
day. DR. Clarke has IN ozscc At :7 C!a,k street.
srd aGycrttses largely for The ucatmeu: Of "s2c'
| cfal F." discases.
We avoId an{ comment On tho ma:tr. until all
the :scts shall i.ave tccn c1sce1, not wishtas To
1rake any unjust cllastes and in order t. giya II:
aecused hearing. publish the enbIoiuca:
| cAED FEoH IN. czAn6E.
, 1866-10-29

The Story OF Young Fctefnus
On Saturday niehl policeman found one
legged boy wandering about the s1eets, without
sleeping piaea and with no funds with which to
procure Il and proposed to take him to the Ar
Mory to spend lhe night. The boy, however. OBJ
jected to being eonaigned to the company Of the
criminals who tako up thelf nightly quarters there,
and The oface! finally brought him to the cditnrta1
ns r. wa xs 70
un1il about three oelocs Sunday atseruoon, uncn
Hi name il Theodore BealJ. Hs va born In
Lisbon, Spain. his parents being Spautarls, and
Is now sixteen years Of age. BE WAS brought 70
four coamehcea lite on bo4sd nan-oi-war. At
| the breaking ont Of the rebellion he was placed
es & aob
before she was sunk, ~ he was bringing hot shot
rom The cabin be vas struck by canister hall
f N:a ots Ha s h. h. len ss
| poisoned balls In the neck, from tne efects OF
which he has not yet recovered, one OF the balls
sim zrmatntng, and the poison stul working in
nc Va. nnally. taken to tho hoepital In New Or.
| leans, where be has been tor ahoat year and q
hall Haylns recovered sufficiently to be able to
leave, be procuted transportation Without charge,
and came North, arriving here on Saturday night
ue hopss to haze fses pa.sage sisen him to-day
| William Knne, barber, are living. HIS father Is
dead and bis mother lie has not eeen for clever
| years. and docs nor Know WhelhaF she Is living
Of not The Young he:o Of this remarkable biz
tory VA f1tn],hea money Y Rrocose hin foSd
wander1ngs with his friends in Milwau-
kee. Ne says he 1eit In St. Louis /!
be hopes 10 ret, and this will help him little !,
the bard struggle with life, though boy With 1'u
one leg. and scared and suffering from othe
painful and difficult existence. He appears quit
Intelligent, and tells his story In straight fot
ward manner which leaves little room for doubt
| NHe are soEry to note lltta meauness in eounet
don viii! this story. Tic boy being colored au
! apparently Of African blood. though Spanish
| was sent to restaurant, kept BY colorcd ner
little Or nothing for dinner, bnt they proved sat
ctcntly inchari!ahle to demand for mcaRfe mes
sixty cents OF the pittance which the cripple
| eAi1or had received from the hand Of charity.
10 to be hoped that The proprietors OF the estat
l lishmeut won1a not personally sanction such Lac
l Of ofbcpeSptence.
, 1866-10-29
Markets by Telegraph.
Now York illarkcf.

shade n Vie haW moae.9ss s'Se. Se,re.,
doing. SAILS Il 50 u Is: mlddiaE % apl.ns cio.inS
tszssll;e q ri e1a. sssss; !ii:ss is:e feE sItls
WHIsxEi79n!s: g = A. Ard stcsdy. sales At 4aa1c toE
cs'e:Fs ss ~ 9. 81 ss
Is e. s;s &; e'ssass s = - ssa's i ssss s si3ss
EaS:a. S:s , ut Iss 1. ,usSs p;,ss
sesia!s: ceiS,M Il ri: M.EEs! .savs. s!stea, ssa M
q 59r Msstea ysllos ssd f!a e!
dss4sd s<,4s ,ss ss,sss sssa.r
FEoyts1osElVsk II se,ive sad iEFesas: a. s5t:es
se:se esss sss tss IS Il s: ss:
for Prime Al.o sse Fl: nsS giss =
~: 4 s s.:
ssrlsea sut ia sisas ~: u bssssa bess aa
WEEKLY REVIEW.
flour.
Flour y active, and has advanced about barrel
IL ss e
S. 81 r. ~ sa n:
asls.se y iass ssn has eaatip1tea 81 vsss5 Z I
the inward movement
:omswnst aessf lie more liss1al sIsicss Ins stoSs
t?fsns,y ~ s.d. *. ysa7 shs stoeE Il SSsas w
two millions of bushels duI1nc The week. Ths move
thousand hashes Ihe ads.ass nas been sooos
Ss'ss :st;; Isl: active ''' excited
o.s hare esea ysg i.e've, but at variable prices
, 1866-10-29


For ConSzess-NoIman b. Judd-
For sheFSI-General J. l. Bcver1dse.
For Slate Senator, Twenty-afh Utsliet-. y.
HarI.
For Representation, t1ffy ninth p1sttts9-Gen-
e17l J. 8. Reynolds, II. y; SINGER Y. l. bond.
For RcTFcAcntauvtf, Alxueto DtAG1et-d4 ID.
Shepard. H. ", LsaTI~
For kepsesent4Sves. st1ty-1rst District-A F.
Stevenson, b. E.S:IaEtor:,
IUHA OfElEkRS.
AoE1H CHICAGO.
Col!eetor-H- " PhuliPs-
, 1866-10-29

coed M authority that Goxernol Wells 8 and I'd JHdge
atllnt:oo4l Convention OF 81, are about recon-
yenirg that body, and have elections to Ill Va
from leading members Of Congress that be Will
be snstAined hy force II neeessssy.
a gentleman tuae returned from tour In the
river parishes. fenosts the crop sar smaller than
heretofore slated HE says that lve.c!glth: Of the
crop Il alleaay In the E.arket from tns river re-
eloii, ahd the residue will soon be hero. The
dia Pansh ~ 600 acres were planted In cotton and
mir I nm hhtcs are ruafr
, 1866-10-29
1slluols and Michigan CaunI.

Bn1p0EpoR1. October q
Ct-ANrp-M:.y Walker, Lcu,o1t Lady ErsaSlln,
LsEIoEt, A}QninpA, 1eno1t S. F. Gale, 1emont; y.
). Gurrcc, 1emont Colonel Mannlr Ltraoat; Sote
LAeon. Lao feet lumber. l{-o lAth Sunbeam, Peru,
si.sS fret lumber Badger sta1e Joiiet ss.5 fert Inn
bcr. so lAth Cayuga, Loekport 735n feet lumber
1o !ath O. L. Huatoon. Alton, Is bfs salt ). tons
coal; D. c. Wallace Lacou. 6 s1l feet lumber $50 90
shingles, 8 oco 1ath paftou Brow1 lox. Ch11tothe
s1e net lrz1bcr Champion St. Louis Is ooa feet lu
Ter, = 80 thtnses; WAVE, St 1ou!x 9163 feet lumber
SO hhInGlc5 John Morrison, Peru 1908 feet lumber.
1lct1 18th Prairie Chief Pck1u, SSH feet lumber
Wasp, Norris, e,ooo posts Monarch, Lotkport $50
TN wheat, s. tons coal Pnoeui1, LockpoFs; Louise,
Joliet Geo. L. Taylor, IocEport: c. ". Zimmerman.
Pektn, e.a1 feet lumber. 6f50 lath; Anstrats. ST.
Ionis, s7.7oo feet lumber, 1000 shingles; chAs. D.
Pope. 1acon, =, 80 6eet lumber.
AHE1vEp-Qceen CITY, 1ssalle. 50 bu com. e.a3e
ns broom corn; General Sherman. Norris 100 bu
corn American Star, LsSalle. An0 bu corn Ll6s bu
wheat; Aontank, Sc1eca 900 bu cora Lonsss, But.
fa1o Rock. s,:ss bu corn Ca1iet. EnnkAkec. 20 bu
corn, 100 bu re, 1;6 bn wheat $50 bu oats; r E.
yds dimension stone; Investigation, lemont,
20 yds dimension stone; D. Hesf, Lc1nont,
Is IDS dimension stoue; Reecuc, Lemont,
80 yds ruhbie stone: DrIn. Lenonk 80 5ds
rubbe stone; II. g. Loonis 1emont, 70 yards rnbo1c
stone MoutAuf. Norris. so 1hs feeds. 11o hu re
800 bu ensn. eoobn oats s. h. DonEAs No. ., L2seu,
x50 bu oata; Il. Haml1p, Otsawa s9l2 bu oats. " ou
Constitution, Leuont, 73ebn corn- M bu oah; bsrge
No, s. Ii Ssi1e, LIS tons coal; Galena, Ottawa so bu
con Eelipsc Lockpo1t SO hu co1ulss bbls 1ou1 t
empty nour beEEels.
BRnaxeoEr, October T-lop p. N.
C1x1zID-D. ucts, Le7nont; Rcsenc. Lcr1ont; In
ycst.kator. Lcraont; Di1go, Joliet: EsseI, Henry
so lumber; onondaga, Ia Sale, 81 so1 Il lunabes
, 1866-10-29
1A~onn HnfArtS

OtWKdo, October q,
FLoCE-Actjye. sales wcre 10 brIs at f12.01 ior
No ispsnR sla y for red winter 41a5o for white
GcAia~Whsat frin Sales were 80 bu early ialr
whise csnata et ~ 91n bu chuice DO on pttvste
tesr1x. xnd 4HN bn No. Mtwaukee club 70 Arrv0 AZ
AS Corn hose better and sessea- Sales were: aoca
By No Illnola At u and 900 ~ DO, part to r.
were: 90 hn CAnAin u $l1a9i.ol N bond. Rye sc
A.z3.
CANAL FExIuHrs-unchaased. To New Yo5k-Floar
wheat 1sc corn and harley, 11e; rye. &c. To
Attan5-Whcat TX cnrn. barley 1nd fYc. Tic.
CANAL 1x-rHJ.-alcu h1 WHEAT
CANAL E1Po17s-a:aoo hsls nour, a. 900 bu wheat
e ,tcu bu barley.
, 1866-10-29

Examinations of Witnesses Co,tlrucd-Thc
Esesutx Determined Before the Exauatua-
tiou Commenced.
tSpccfal Despatch 10 The Chicago Tribupe.l

tspcclal Despatch 10 The Chicago Trihune.]
ANSArot1s, Nd, October g.
TLc examination Of witnesses aeainst the Bsl-
tino1c Police Commissioners was contin1ed yes
:erday, the Governor giving about four and a half
hours to the buslnces. The evidence was ntont
the same - that introduced On Friday.
hut tic Witnesses we're not Of as good social
standing and some Of them have never bee1
known as C,ion 1uen. The testimony sI1ous that
most of the judges and clerks Of elections are
Radicals, and ibis Is evidently a point which the
p'nstsutioa seems mos; dc:i.oss to make,
political views Of the;e et1lc!ats. bat merely
r. 1ues.ioncs loyalty. THIS being ,hc fact, It Is
difficult 10 sec Tow Official misconduct can BE-
proven by showing that they arc Radicals: Ths
at:cn.iarec yesterday WAS less titan on Friday.
The Governors manner was not 80 hostile as on
the previous dny, bat the Impression gained
ground that tis e1se Wis se,tlcd asgalas.
indications tha: he will closc investigations AZ
foon az tic evidence in behalf Of the ptosecution
i iii IN; b,st il seems doubtful il he vii dare do
such IN outrageous act As this woald he. TIE
Commissioners will lie rssdy with theis tcsti-
muny on Tuesday morning.
, 1866-10-29

II - NEW YORX, Uctohef u.
The drr Sccs trase hss been Terf dull, nnsestcd and
I.eeusI for The la: three dsys. more 50. possible
ton market il low Ct but rather e,e.dy. Tht wo3l
ket Is astl 90 stasc.nt thas she:e are 60 adeesvea
Ing 10 express IT, aud the g!ntted state
OF the woollca goods market does not
promise aoy tmnroreaeat tor the present. The tnMe
ate result Of this at.tc Of things IL that with light
ktccss Of Kind, Of cotton goods holdera quiet
IL waiting tht Developments Of tbs next f.W d1rs ~
patient ~ could be expected.
Jp1BH8s FEYEHs.
nro.u shfet1nEs-Atlantc A, 1,Kc. Howard A. Sit
Great Falls s lAc. .
Hieachrs! shfrfinss-Sep York ,l.l!s e3c Horae. &c.
P:1nts-Mlrr!Eae II, 2:xe; Anossess, lsHci WAu.
ntgan, lSc: Nau1sutta. l5kc.
e-W&shi1g gtnu, bc MaaTille, Tic,
, 1866-10-29

lis 100 shingl.s Arkono. snJcare, - co n lumber, II
bsls salt; Missouri, St. Louis. 115noo ftlunbef sun-
rlee Peku. 4SAe # lumber. 1900 fbs salt IN saeEs;
Robert Holmes, St. Loo!s - !8s iunbeF. 13on ahtn.
giles, SEQ iaih Onward. Joliet 70 r1 Il lumber. 50
bEla salts tons coal; Kenzeoec, Joiet 6o1 Il iun-
ber.
AEnrvKp-Jack Robertson. Blsda Bridge, 40 tona
aaEd.
, 1866-10-29

EdltOfS EhfF6E0 IFf6uNts
ntk, IN justice to uyee1F and family, that you
will defer comments on the case oi Mrs. Lynn,
who died RI MT horee last rtghi. from ihc esec:s
Of cholera, untf after rhrtn.esASptfon. as tc tatts
care OF four Of onr city phyeic1sns IN my ahsclce
aud that had no care O. The case at any Ting.
do this, a. from false rcporss ynn nigh. do
more IuInty ihaI could ever be rtmedtcd by a cor
reetiop. Dr. r. ". j.. CLARKE.
, 1866-10-29

ly 10 The abrogatlen Of the reciprocity treaty. 1t
says that In cnnada thcro Is nothing tn do, and
tEot young mcu b, the hundred arc looking ont
for situation. not open north Of the lakes; Il
wholesale abandonment Of Cnuada, by lis inhabi-
, 1866-10-29

CANADIANS coasxo.-lnstcad Of thu Fenians
taking Canada, the chances feer TO be Just now
1utber In favor OF tbs Canadians taking America
(as their tomc) The emigration Is unn:ccedcnt-
cd, and CLIcago II taking her full share. Tht
new French journal, Z Independent, has no,Ica
Of The ncs In It's last issuc, AID attributes llasgc
, 1866-10-29

For Republican
--S Committee.
For neuocsatic
Committee.
, 1866-10-29
Cincinnati Market.

Cincinnati Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
CINCINNATI, October u.
Frorn-1n faIs demand; eatcs Of supcf1ne at $l0.53
cn.eo; extra at $12.oo9t..5o aud emily ut sls.o1
SiSt5.
GRA1E-Wneat steady and aruer: sales OF No.
tpriuE at t2.45, and No. winter at <2G92.90. Corr
anl mixed saas1c. oAts sca1ce 6na trn No. +s:,
and No. a,03sc. RE active and SC higher; No. !
<. Barley quiet prime to choice fall II .eas11J.
Wn1skEY-Sttaay. SAlee OF bouded II SIC.
CoT1os-Flrmer and more active. Sales oE nl0-
ding at Ssas6c.
PKo~1sIoSs-Quiet: sales OF rcas pork At fs1.73 !:
new offered at $3.50. Haecn-shonlcrs tlrmer At 1ec
sldes 17c; clear sides At 1sk@1se for paeked Dulk
MeAts-1n moderate demand; sales Of shoulders At
1sAc sides 1t lsHc, loose. Lard-Dan and Hc lower
sa!es OF prime city s4c. Hogs-Dul &nd irregular
sales at <s.o4s.;s eross; s1oSs net.
Mosfr-Easy. Exchange dull At par@11D premium.
, 1866-10-29
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..

lspecI.l Despatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
NEW YOB6, October II.
NHEADsTCFFS.
Large sales Of unsound fotff prices ruling carly
In the week, but sesuar medium brands are quiet at
slight advance asked. Thcatclosed with fec sellers.
ccrn, barley and cats excited. closinE nzm bat all
shipments stopped.
PROVISIONS.
rork unsettled bogs steady at 9H@1ot3c. Receipts,
II cars.
GROCERIES.
Coffee active; Rio, zsas9c. Sugars brisk at 11G13c
for rroecry craGeA.
, 1866-10-29

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
Sr. Louis, October r.
TnuAceo-Fsrm; lugs. $3.50 10 $].6o; th!ppi7g Leaf.
1910 10 1885, manufaetur1pg lent zlo.25 to Sl.75.
FLoCR-Actiye and firm; choice sold for fl2 %;
ANI, tl5.t0.
f2.eo to $500 70. f&l Corn excited AID higher; 81
10 ac for mixed yellow; Sc to 500 for choice
white. Rye active and fvna 1t ss.os TO SLID. Barley
steady; &c TO Il 90 for spring; S1.55 for fail.
pRoyIsross-Aess PORK lower and dull at s33.c0,
Round lots offered Al s3soo. Bacon unchanged. Lard
quiet; no sales.
a.
, 1866-10-29

County, New York, was cured Of lame back OF
years standing by the usc Of one or HctEicss Kid
f1hetcra. Spread on beautiful white lid leather,
J. u. REED l. Co.. chlcago. Illinois, Wholesale
, 1866-10-29

Colgate'a Aromatic Vegetable Soap.--
A superior Toilet soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable Oils. in combination with Glyccrine,
and especially Designed for the use Of Ladies and
tor The Nurfery. liz perfume Is exquisite, and fta
washing properties un1,vsllcd. Fo: sale by all
druggists. mr1ah9s6-lyH&w
, 1866-10-29

1t II Not IIumbu.!--Ue CONVINCED.
ML1cAIrE's sGnkArNuErxAT1c REMEDY has gained
worldwide reputation, and is recommculed by
the best eoctots In New York ID the only sure
cnrc tor rheumatism. 1.onp & SMITH. Agents,
, 1866-10-29

TOR SAIE-I.and in Mills and Potto
j. watoute counte&. lows. Inquire a 33 1-aSs-s!
, 1866-10-29

PrussinEsa Purc cider Vinegar Will
your grocer for no other vinegar. Largest works
OF the kind In the Upi1cd States. CnAR1Es &. E.
Pnuse1E0, S229 and 31i State street, Ch1caso.
epn7wrj.2jf.F -
, 1866-10-29

Baltimore Market.
BALTuoR1, October n.
FLoCR-Quies. Spring wheat western extra IL. 80
1875 WtnHr wheat $19+.5ta $50.
GRA1x-Nhcat frin. Rel t3.:.7ta35s. Corn lending
upward. FELLOW, ,tt.12&i.i. Oats llfm.
FTprIsIoSs-1nactiyc. Ness pork. $3i.15. Lard
nominal.
NuIsKKY-Dnl!.
GEocEkNs-Gteady.
, 1866-10-29

DurInE the process Of teeth1n&, every
Soothing Syrup. 1t relieves the child from pain.
.oitens the gums, cuscs wind collie, and suTe. 10
AMI. seli,f and health to the child. Perfectly safe
In ill canes, rs millions VI mothers can testify.
morc Troubfe.-Thousand Of our
people trc weekly dying from the rarages OF In
digestion. Dyepepsts. and various diseases Of the
Stomach and bowels. Tho value Of Co.'s DIS
rEre1A CunE should be known to the wofld. Il
hts saved thousands from an early grave.
, 1866-10-29
THE CITY.

REPUBLICAN WARD MEETINGS.
Thirteenth Ward-MondaY evening, at Folz's,
corner laIrabce street and North ayenuc.
Fourteenth NaId-Tpesiay evening. at Chris.
GEtcfs, Lsrrabcc street, ncar c]yhournc avenue.
Good speakers will be pstrept.
, 1866-10-29

Now. Orleans MnrkeI.
EET OELkASE, October q,
Cotton unchanged; lo~ middlins, xsaac; mlddI!ps
$685. Salts LAD bales; rcceipts 2:A1 bates. stet-
ling, a9, New York exchange. a@A discount.
FrelRhts unchanged.
, 1866-10-29

New York Stock mud Money Market.
,,. ~" .oa.. 1870 - ~, ~.
tas Gull ioanss mama,
GoLp-ls l1wcr, opening at llsk. advancing to lisX,
declining to 1&5af, and closing At li6A
Total Exror1s SPEcrE TonAT-$s55,5so.
GorEESNr1T STolEs-Morr sct1Yc and shade
GrmeF.
FRcsnuEs 10 IoLvERpooL--QQtct, aud without decided
ctnuge. ~
The tomr7tTcfGre money art1ele SAYS the money
market SHOWS nsnef Eofc ease usaaI on sStuFIHy.
nc fste on cAl loans rhugs q ~ ~ cs5s. DIS
e9unss a5s fay "a os \, te aa
sFs.s' Aau - s VII Ks tnu,
az .m - e1t xoods ~" commi.stan
house Il tits city, have Prodsesd con.
pspeT. e.peeiaisy IN eohnect,on win aims
s.Tex tnfarsstSs1 n the uooI hraTrh nf nm frate
hr nsn. IL onjet nre1n. n fi,s aineE mar
tet nd stnsEs shaT s|'nst tiownMar1 ruFn' exean:
Erfc rn Rreffnt. he fnr1nrr hen- K hctter and fhe
isIt " Aeau1' 'na oF'us y ''AA 'n'
1be fncvcnect In Cnverumrnts IA rnnftnei yrrr
much 10 aGs II ls3, which ss- a hs.taT ic;os Msn
re Il a9d ts f1s fsI'e; fste & Il :0ec
per CIR Of Washington and {ii53l per Arasri. The
futal tiiInnenf fr The VecE viii he n5ork E5s500,
Foreign cxclance Ia nominal ii closing rates pf YES
tcftAY,
, 1866-10-29

Philadelphia Market.
PHILADELPHIA. October n.
FLorE-Ffrm Western extra, &19.b0313.75, Penpsyl-
vAala and Ohio cxtTzs $tSfL4l5.n0. :.
GEAx-Whc4t quiet req, kj.oc a3-I; white, s1So.
Oats, 6Sc.
WAtzEEX-pnthancrd.
, 1866-10-29

Cp=99artlter5bip.

NOTICE.-Sotice is hereby given that
TIT co-pa,tnc.s ship heretofore existln under the
ns,ne and srsfe of FULLER & STEVENS, Qealefa in
Photographic Stock Picture Frames, NoaIdl1ga. &c,
- ~ JOHN 8. FULLER,
CHAs. II. STEVENS.
The brs,ne*s xir be coztnued aad all az:ounts I'd.
tcstcd b. tSc rrdersned at tie old st3ad, No. LOO
CHARLES ". STEVENS.
, 1866-10-29

Toledo Market.
ToLxDo, October q.
FLorE-Qu1et And drm.
GEAtS-Nheat nlm and &c better. Sales ofanher
Michigan At {1,as No. spring 1t 42S3- Corn nr.n
4nd se better Sales at Ac for No. l. Vats 1c bctct.
LAKk FREI0utS-Coyu &c to Buffalo.
, 1866-10-29

A sure Pile Cure.-Dr. Gflbertss Pile
Instrument positively cures the worst casek Of
piles. Sent by mail on receipt Of Fl. Circulars
SIee. Sold hy dsnCr!sts. Agents wanted every
where. Address J. D. 1foNAISE, Manager, No.
SIS broadway, New York
, 1866-10-29

Paper HanE1ngs and Window Ehadet
at greatly reduced pricce. F. =. RtoBS, 50 Kan
dnfnh-st cA16
, 1866-10-29

GILBERT & SAMPSON, -.-...
tE GENERAL ApC1fOEKERa.
sALEsR0OAs ~ s 40 DEAEBORS.sT..
Chicago, IL.
Our personal attention gyea to sales OF Household
Furniture, ii dwellings or At our Auction RooMs.
PARTIES wishing bug sell will nnd It to their In
tercstto call on n.
Etesnps Rnuscho1d Furniture, Brussc1s
nnd 1urrniu Cnrpc.s D.nucr sets,
31lf1orB. Hardware, Cutlery Nc->
AT a q G T Q NJ
On TUESDAY, October soth, At 81 o'clock. will Be
sold at our talesrooma large and very eiccant a.:
Ss Geao WIZ asos soa 9R RI nf1sn Fsoaa
apd Wainut; rich Pazlor Suits In Oil Walnut
covered IN Kepp. Terry and Hslr C1qta MY.
chatIs IN great VARIETY, Bookcases and eecsetates.
suitable toT lawyers ofccs uaI Stands Hanging H.s
Tres, Eau Chairs. Lounges, EIaxeres Mna!nots Pfa
Efsn CaTp-ta, Extension Dining Tables, Oak Dining
Chairs &C. Also. an lnyolce Of piated FORKS, Crnet
StAndx Naud sad Buck Saws, Tkple Cutlery, &C.. g.
@s0''0o' AA@ {;IIBEKT Il SAMPSON. Auctrs.
, 1866-10-29

Tho Pureat and Sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world, manufactured from fresh, healthy
iycra upon the sea shore; It IL perfectly pure and
sweet Ask for Hazard i Caswellts Cod Liver
Oil,'' manufactured BY CAswKLI, MACK + Co.,
New York. Sold by all druggists.
, 1866-10-29


C1x1xKD-D. ucss, Lcnnns Rcscuc, Lcront; In.
ycsr,gator. Icroont; Didgo, Joliet: EsseI. Henry,
sQGo0rs lumber onondaga, Ia Sale, 81 l 1, lumber
, 1866-10-29
4 TION.
Stock Dealers Take No otice!

THIRTY MULES, TWO MARES, and FARAILNu L
UTENSILS for Fslc At the CAPRpH FARM. Atdeo,
MciItarJ County. ~. TUESDAY, Oct. sQtas 1ses'