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, 1866-07-06

and took wel.h INTO custody nd conveyed him 70
lie Second Precinct Po'1en Station. lie VA yes-
examination. 1bc physicians Nho hsve neen NJ
.eLdinK upon scaufau sf.fed the Eaturc OF his
WSnnd md IN + = ~ oS ~ OPINION bn 'ss ns 1oa
able 10 aver internal tnamatlou durang the pres
eEt bot HealheF.
U1der thrae cireum1tznees Jns',ce Niiiiksn cou-
nisted Wei 70 prison In default OF FL, QUO ball
10 await the n kul' Of The wound.
HIo1 AND sfAN1IS0 AFEtAI.
A"out the hour Of noon on the Fourth, while
age number Of men were enesged IN -.esiebtat-
ine'' the dxs On Blu. Island ascrue below Harm on
tree, sdray occurred, Which iu all human pro
,,y IN r. Ees1ls IN ths oss'h O. 9ns @ q tas p;rty
Seen drinking tn a Eaioon adjscen- and Whll- thus
empo,sd 2 mme1ceu 20 quas.el sboat 1one Wat. z
ter Of Eight inpottane: From The -s,osn ,ac5 ,h5
room cenld be obtained. Among those pres
ut in the CROWD sere t.o hrotheft
,nr5snee oeen;1ed tne:e m = sapponea eseh o,hsr.
No sooner had the N. n reached the opeI air than
tbcy al tel upon The Moat brothe1s and hest them
rbe an' q Ii a"s, e9oaoa ga yoHne
NM Laned John Fox, nineteen year. Of age, com.
neneed Sles'nc bin y she face. Upon fce.ns
fron h!s assallants, drew 4 hfge dirk niic,
nine times II the bsek, inalet,ne some
lungs Of the Injured man. causing 1cw Of blood
1nli',Dg ths deed, Robert 1ioat ESCAPED trom lhe
crowd. and up 10 the pieeeni l1Me has not 0een
rested. Il Ia sta1ed that be vas himself badly
Wounded. Samuel Moat did moi attempt 10 rel
s,tsu He "a nnW cnnBned at 1he second prer1ncf
nei;5r Sts,ta, - 'A~ N~~SS
=. ~ .oiI,r, NJ ,t..a ,.h, ,,ro.,,..,,t H.
,,.,ts, .hs, T3nhs,t unst ~ t,se.S X at*stnT
~ I'll snd ,ntifc;,nn tbs s2on,,ds +. "a ~
.nnMdaa qusr M II cnrn @ 10 snctsn ~ n
U.rr n ns,dered ronob rn.d. ~ Fl 1t1aes ~ ~
coMEcneE 9Gste'. ..,,,
ssn SoSA 80 !ast ~. nsa> youn. EuA sas st.!i
~. - ~ s.outs ss. W. os Liz poS
eA~A0D7 sT,pn,~n m 1 aTrn.v AT uvn,r.pF
Thu ,,rn3c 1.or,y ~ ,tsn = h,r,n Tr.d.
~, y ~ ft'E ~ p.,L ~ - i,-.Sat ~ 10y 49, - ~
uy ~ VIC o.u!n. was ~ 1 - uelasa
LUZ liola lne csstf ~ rs s..,s mno tnse
as s @nJ sSoe i .hs aaA ~ HsGse ~ " W
ae.n raw az a1 a, IL enG LIZ - st ~ ~ pvtce
rnfE..s s1S ~ g,eh,,cv ron ~ c,u,,1'n,s rnsr.s
,sri.,,s apa aey " n"r LIZ .nas
anse ~ nosSl Mun se MefS ms ~ spSao. a
'hE tue @ NY " 4u'ss da mauuel. IT,. 11s tu.isr
sIIps snGps anu Deef staous Me were Hequenly
unnea.uted tonea sn .arm.uded an1 tr,nks ana Nd
rev Sottr ..,a1 ~ ,sH.- ;.n,, ill.,, ta. ann
,rnse~rn .smsa.i ~. IN IA st "'st -
M. nj Jir,ch,ns snn;. mi. S.tr, - snna hcsta ~
,rrr1d ~. 5.,a .. sua d rdseA ~ @ ~ ~
T. ~, tno1ars,.. aou MUS III!
r. hsr, -, I%.,l ns,1aa h. @ s,;s VIZ
4 ronnie - thrse nonrh, 1rew Enires "s,@i sn,;
mnde r. 1n,n Inovn ~. war = 1e.r,.,.t 1HT W
tne tmnloy al Tirsm ,:nnne,1 NJ Hvne p,1r He
r.n sn6 tha ror'.h. .I,o- nv,
,ch,1o In ,1o -. r. ,. ,N T. tn4.
s.tE1d twfrn ~ ~ n.st - ~ ~ M.Ss " ~ ~
n,ndfn man 1bnn - hf,edtoe f,.eI, .nSs,rs ~
rnp 10 the houee Of Mrs, FsheF, hl- assaautg cose
, 1866-07-06
Illinois and Michigan Cnnal.
Especial despatch to the Chicago Irtb,ne1

Bx1DoEroRT, July s-1p,m
CLKAR1p-P1op Saahter, LEnorts Prop Wade. OttA-
We. 5000 ou wheat 1880 pounds stoves and hollow
wa1e; Barge No. =. Lasalle; cayuga. Lcckpott;
Dolphin. ottAwn, Ts.7E feet luubef, $500 lath:
PrAre Queen, IA8alls. 2sHt feel lnmhar. s. Sas tcet
lumber to Ottaua CHAMPION, Lockpors, 1850 feet
lumber. . oW shingles; E. BA1nhxm. Prison; J. Har
1tngton, Msrseilles, bsla salt: Marion. Morris.
Asaiyxn-Sen.toE. Lasalle, III tons coal Alice, L.
Salle, $500 bu corn; ContsIt, Morris. 1000 bu corn
AIlqplppR, Lemont, 50 yards Tubbe stoue; 1sdY
Franklin Lemout. 90 Jssds ruoo,s stone g. E. Gals.
Lemont, a yards tubele, ~ yards dtmenafon stone:
". s. Guznee, Lemons, Is yasds da"ntlon, II yards
rrbble stonet ILveaARator, Lemont. So yxfd1 rubbe
stone Reacue, Lernont, Is yArds rubbls atone. u
yards lin estone; Barge No. ], Joliat. yards robbe
stone; Il. Hlmn. Lasalte, 10 tons coal; prop. Ewing
Bios Lasaes 2oso hu corn Ioulse, Birds Bridge. is
tons sand Reliance, Joliet Mound. tfo tons ErAFA
Drezo, Jolist $500 bu corn; Tobacco Plant, kanfa-
kee. 7soo hu com; Monitor. ottaWa. $500 bn coEn
Cuta, Ottawa, so bu eotns Gen. Eosecsaus Seneca.
500 bu cn; John Carter. Joliet 400 hu CORE. ss
pounds wool Barge No. 4. Joliet Mound. $50 toos
graya; n. Merr1mAn, Joliet Mound 40 tons gsRvel
Linz. Norris. 500 bu corn, l4e bu Oats American
Star, La6ale, 900 bu cor0.
B1maHpoRr, July 5sp.m.
C11AR1p-Inyestteator, Lemont; Alforippz. Ie-
mont. ", 4. Gurnec, Lsment; Rescue. Lemouts F.
snl,h. Snmlts Oneida. OttoTa. ~ bsls lime; Cout-
tution Loctpori; Leont Norris s,s93 feat lumber
$50 shingles. $3.50 fath- ....
AExrvE4-G. Taylor, Leuont. 50 yds rubb!e Atoats
Prop Cashier. Lemont, 70 yds ruhiae stoue
BR1poKrokf, July +fo p. N.
C11Akkp-Lsdy Franklin, Leuont; Reliance, Joliet
Mound: Monitor, Lockport; Gsn- RoseeIsna. seneca
Sta1s and srioes, MoEris, s6,2ta lect lumber, zsa
thIpklta. 10 la,h; John Carter. Joliet
ARa1yEp-putAieo, Buffalo Rock, 5.6rohu corn.
, 1866-07-06
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to tho Western Associated Press.1
NEW YoRx, Joly5.
GOLD.
The gold market Ga!nsd strength u the day nd.
vanetd, and closed NJ Hsk@l5l. Cash Cold h4s beRn
heavier aud nat nearly all day.
GOyKKSMEN1s.
Tho Government securities continue active this a.
te1noon.
The discount market IL dull. With very little paper
offering Prime names So ~ PEI cent.
RAtxwAYB.
The price OF Erie declined from $50 68x to 81, prey
ous 10 the Second Board. At the market it rose 10
s7k, and the balance Of the market WAS Urn. The
Stock market WAS 1rn At the last open Board there
was lew changes ~ compared With the 6eeond
Board New IoEE Central s9ks Erie 661 &EtS: Hud
1on River 1l24ALAs Reading l0lx Michigan 6outh-
c1n scA: Illinois Central ac14p RlA: Cleveland 4
fittsbnfeh 61Xas3k; Cleveland 4 Toledo INK Rock
1slsnd ssK; Northwestern 3tx.
PETRoLKrx AND XISINa eHAEEs-
The market for PeHolsuml and Mining stocks Vas
active and higher this p. Petroleum StockB-u 8.
se.. Coos GREGORY 92o50; Gunnel Gold Si1e; Quartz
Hill ts5o; Smith Bar @a.an.
Ixprets Stocks-AdAns Fl.l5k.
pRX 0onD1.
Tbs following report Il made of the Jobber,s prices
Today;
Brown sheet!ngs-AEnoskeag, A., zsc: dor B, 2!c;
1sdIord. 16Le.
Bteached sheetiDKs-Day Mills. sc; Fores: Dals,s7c
NASHVILLE. 2tc.
F1ipss-Aerriuar, a.c; Hamilton, 20; Freeman, lie;
Empire, 13kc.
Erowp D,ills-Pepperel. Sc; AmoskeAg SIC.
uxtat Jeaus-lacortA. axe; Psppese1l, 2sKc.
, 1866-07-06

DuyyALo. July 3-5p n.
FLoUE-Flour quiet .....
HEAIN-Nheattcarce8 and nsn with light demand.
Corn active 1t 1c advance; -rp.u3 bu Changed hands
since morning At s5o for No. !. Oats dali ahd Nc.
CbctEo 10 held bt &3c ano no. At He, Barley D0ut-
nat. RE quiet and uuchAsgeo.
t'RoylsIoSs-Pork lelts at s5!15o9 8 %. Lard 20
eeH cents+
W4IakET-Eouiral.
canal F, F,1l0n1s-Flrm to New York. wheat &c.
corn lGc, oats 1Uc 10 Albany. corn 19c.
, 1866-07-06

hu At = esxa7e caah: e' peller last half Of July
si68 for Go-7. Nooc boa1dsses Of g. CO bu It $s.fs
61@ cssh; $.e6S buyer TIL the ,5.h t:Ir1 buyer
July and August: s7ts seller atjutys Hsi41 s. Tor
80 Z: x1.1s for rejected Flw. p m. board-Wheat
stesdS; rs1es OF 4lo hu tsns seller tl tho 10th
t..3 seller sad "a " buyer July. Cats drm; s.les
y t<f hu At siA0isxc Rye active ssd nrm; tAlcs Of
REcElF1--.-eb bs11 Hour Gstc1 bu wheat, s90Q bu
o&ts, 1nnD hu corr.
s1rsEs7s-s. SEQ bs' noas. ss.cso ou wheat.
81. Lonts s1Afkct.
lspecAi Despatch 10 the Enicaso rr1:ure.1
TonAoco-Dun and uneaaosed. "
FLoCE-Aors doing salet At 9s-DezR.*o for 81per
ts,sqoo for rxtrs. sic eo8 100 otcr brAnos.
$11. Corn Arsive better. S4les Of mixed GkS
&c; yellow t6Q7oc white 7e5s7c. Osts drm 3. II.
&c. Rye tas'er. Sales II Cl9e&c.
Poax-Qu!.t and unc1aps.d.
NAsxE1-pnli. tales a. t23o.
Veasels Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnpune.l
DfT1orr, July /.
poHk-Eorth-WestF Fleece, Cream City, PAranA
NewaboS. Cotton. Girls Nold Dorr Barney, Stse, Non
psytel, Southwest, W.B Allen, Metropolis, Summit
Nicholas Corne'1h, Golden Harvest, Fsssr. HicekloY
St. Paul. Pencea. Algonle. Racine. Gaaktn. Consttu
| ton. Monticello.
Wind southwest.
DETEor7, july 5.
| UrFoutanelle, Thut1by, Asia.
DowE-Two F8nnies. sArdl1la. CITY Of Milwaukee
| DtSoto Jones, Witch St- Lawrence No. = Marsh
H.yt, al1nas,ear Greenwood, Miner. Pomeroy. Ande
| son. Summer Cloud. oueonta, owaseo. s-Jlnrk, Wy.
andotte, Myslic, MontcznmA. Resofufe+ Lydia Case
Telegraph. Bem!. AontauE, Martin. Co1llps. ALFRED
Iork State Herald, Clara Parker. Daahtnz, Imperial
Bocn'e. j,
yYttd eoutn-WfsE
, 1866-07-06
OaweKo Market.

QsTEao. July5.
FLouR-UL changed. Sales Of t0oo bsls ut sll.351R
hr irr br1Id from No. tprinR 312.sR l3.15 fur red
winner: s15-5o6l5 Is for double * "a.
EEA1r-H hta dull. Sales OF &s0o bn Milwaukee
club A. 43.@0 nd 40 hu do i31l. Cosn-qniet.
No. Illinois held It S;97$c; no tats. Eye-held at
90c tt western.
CANAL FkR;anTs-du1l. Wheat 12c, com l0H9llc
to New Yoik, Lun her t4.c0 p n 10 the Hudson.
LAKE 1NPoErs-7.00o bu what 50 600 bu corn HOO
bu rye.
, 1866-07-06

New York Stock and Money Market.
NEW FoEx, Juy 5.
1iuSEY-MMket steady At 4c5 rG cent.
STERLING ExcuAG8r-Quict a tSA@lo9X.
Cold IL dFmer: opening 1t LIZ, declining 10 1I2A
and cloEng II l53X.
FHx1GE1s TO LITERrooI-AHe x@1c better
, 1866-07-06
LATER NEW YORK MARKETS.
Especial despatch 10 the chicago Tribune j

LATER NEW YORK MARKETS..
Especial despatch 10 The chicago Trlb11c
NEW YoRk, July 5.
BkKApsICFJs+ .-...-.....
-Four c1otsg very rat- Hhcat-slfess looking
aoout somt but Insist OF lower prlccs Ths load OF
club which se'd At a7.45, was Extra choice. Corn
coled bnoYznt: SgXc p,td since 'Chanzs; gcpet.
ally held et9sc. OatS-Sate3 mostly 1t one cant ad-
vance.
FROTIsloN6.
Pork In better dsuand since Change, closfns at
Sc 3ix cash. Lard quarter cent loRaF. Cat Neata
a.eady,
LIVE HOGS.
Hogs hre he better. Prime 1T 11Kc. Receipts for
tno Gays Is esss.
YREIGHTb.
Ratea for corn to Br1tlsh portS advanced q hall
penny, with Ye.y large shipments.
, 1866-07-06

- AIHAIT, July 5.
GtAIs--WhsAt At &3 10. Olis snfrf 11c GOO hu NIL
mixed. -
BH1P4ksITSo shipments by towa rssterdsy
hn: WHEAT 5,od0 bn y e o,nW On: feed Is tons
patsed FnltouyNte, Ii loads cnrn, ; oats wheat
, 1866-07-06
Milwaukee Market.

(specia( Despatch to the Chicago Ttbune.l
MIWApkKE, July 5.
rrnrR-yav dul: sales Of SO bE!a st $11.to for
Country winter xrd city aouble exus.
0rIlN-Whent quiei; sales 1t :. N. oosfd OF l&.ooo
, 1866-07-06
%f1erg! Ro1tced
Cholera Disarn1ed!
The Chief Causes Of pestilence
Destroyed!

Dr. +. .CouRrARET's plsIKFEcrIyG FLUIDS,
France Prepared kolcly bf tn New York p .tntects
ing Company, at their LaboEatory+ Fo$; GHS. 30o
and :S0.s Henry s REL, N. i. once IL Cedaf.st
This Coa pany etean.zss @ Ss., tn u
pislsFPcT1sa + ii FIuiJs ior sses rooms nurseries,
ur11als water cfnset, pIig1es ceaspools Ent-
ter. ahips. Ilroade h3splt.'s 2sisons ana pobc y
boiling +stAblish1oents alt hnta Of n 4nut-s al.
nensey Increasing the value Of the lsttH 10 every
fsrneFj, wherever poisonous ahd offensive saiss
exist. These xgtula are deodof1xers, Antlteptics,
mtnntnk oi The words. Tbs, 1enoro no1!oqs E1sss
I pisees I'll TMEaIrHFGL AfR;. ite5 art DEsr0YRRs,
1nh not merely tbeorpents or poisonous KAseaot IN
tencn of medical ind scien1inc men is dtreeted to
these dlktn1eetsuts-, Astache! ars fsaamooa 70
ef he1.. can b. seeL It The t!mpanya. Office .a-,
pnKvAx aoraE Albany; Gafen. fs,;at ~ fsn'- ~,
DEAR SIR; II Il all It u 70 oe We Ea.e
that We have found 81 art!c'e winch sufpaases All
otnes - remedy sgainsE al o4a e6dnoTssaR,+co 6dofs
NEW YohE. april 8, 1865
To the President OF the NeE York nitinfeetipE 20.
DEhR S1R: We rsuoounce II without f1Eepson 70
be the best We have EVER foown Y euec1 opon
~'~-' c. 4. sTETsON. AstoE Hn1se;
HrN. B.-These Dlsinfecsants aft laed py a 1ne
BtaTenEes, under II direction OF the tpHes
oftbe Netrnroltsn Health pspaItm.nt heE f9fk-
POWELL THOMP6oS. Al edar9t. y. Il
lhe Cansd.s, 70 whom al orders kaould at ID
FoF tse oy I'll pruzKtsta and General 0ealers N the
! United States erd Can8oAs, nz+I
, 1866-07-06

Baltimore Market
BALr1xoHT, July S.
FIorr-Quiet.
GRA1s-Hh+At dull. New Red &213, aud old $2..M
2-ta. Corn declining t<uttncy. White $l.t5 yellow
sing. - ~
PRovlaoss-Firu. Raeon shoulders Ike.
GRoCEEaEs-SuEar dun. Cofte hxnYT.
NElkEKY-D1l and nominal.
, 1866-07-06
0sHs1<ns& GIFT Coecert.

0'Rslrn's G,ft Cosc.rt.
The announcement that n Q.Brfen's gr1od GIT
i.nrcertu unrla ~. nl... t,s, .-.,,,n a. ,ho
-, "outu "Ae p'aee ~ r.en1a2 a. a0
lsihS ore" our large crowd, spite OF the swcter-
ing hest. With the exception Of 4 few dram
th,hez by curiosity, the numbers present were all
tlckctboIders. Who Stood. rfue,l md c.r m h.nd-
lie the siock hrukers on wall tIrnet. u fsSn,
do.n he lurtV nnmhers -" e.1ps' Tns ~ nt,ci MAi
psu Of Tho Concert WIS tatnisaed '''It bv
r. ich- f,nsrI Hand ,~hn ats.a,,G ~
.aG * ~ twstre Wig 1,scoufsso
snnn ~ u.a srna.n ~. !s. @ a. A.
pe n9ase q "as xse anst sae asa H1nS "o9ia
rce ana .qs13on ee.s4 ~, dnea tGG aa1, I,
o.,s Im ~ r,s fr ssr cEet hn1Gse ~
drs% 1ne grana ts p1tze-slo.uo6. small % boy US g
ou o1 De 70 90 The dw
, 1866-07-06
&@autk0=zL1 kRta,,
E4anteD==Enformatlou.
.TANTED-Information Of Mrs,

M ANIED-tDfofmatlo tf Mf9.
w 1aAhell. hatshatl. {lorrne1iy AIsa IsaoeEt.
1il1o3,, Aprn Is lsts. Any 1toE9at!on M eonseE!ax
feats. and oy Mr. A4aLiA {. kKPIrON {turuefly
Nrs, Anall1 G Coukl, &no Dr. &0Br- A. j. HXff-
CAlixrnJn - INA
, 1866-07-06
Phflude1pbiu Market,

EulIA1ktf0ftt 1nly3-
Trade IL gene. hlly very dali
FLOrH-1u little export oem8pd+
GEAlS-Nhsnt uul1. Corn scarce. fellow In do.
uAnd At Il %
P.ovIsioSs-Qnlet. Mesa Pork 1s2.75033.t0.
Wu1sRAY-SteaoT.
, 1866-07-06
Sttap&n.
Uaken GAP

TAKEN UP-A Bay Horse, on
L corpsx CT Carroll and pssp,Ansa stsoa,. Tna owu
tE car have The aaHe hy pEov1.K nfopAEty ana paJe
m#S
, 1866-07-06

sophsouls A. Bsrkel, BiIa A. Klroha1l, Levipia C.
PeIktn: Lucs A. Willlsm:. SJfvts Z. Walker, II.
Kdna CoEssoek. Jennie BAR. ks,tan Mactxly,
ssIah A. Brooks, Anna =. Rich. Eliza Lnndeg1scn,
aty Eoa!e, Esls Feed.
SOUTH CHICAGO SCHOOL.
49,, Principal sazsh 4. Sanger, Addle P. Wells.
HnID0EPonT SCHOOL
Charles r. Baocoek, Principal; Caroline l.
IfckcEln1D. bt!rRet A. Kslley, u II. johnson
EEedtlica w. G1uther. Aauuah u MoFtsusen
Eleanor K.vacasb.
uuLAIEN tcuoOL-
Sarah E. L, On, Principal: Abbis E. Tobey
Orlando Blsckman and Edward E. Whittcunte
Teachers Yucal Muslc
1be NnStn then AdfnUrOhH I'LL TneHdAv.
, 1866-07-06

In thI8 eitJ, J1Iy ath, ANDREW SCnICk, aged u
years
Friends Of The taUily arc lnTlked 10 attend.
, 1866-07-06

for ice cream ftczern, tufttgctatorE. wutef filters
apd coolers. Also, cooking ranges, stoves and hot
ar furnaces, m682
, 1866-07-06
"A A Il. H L Il u
d I e d.

In Gtnera+ ILL.,. At the houae Of the brldes f1thfr
Of thlcaIo, and Niss SARAH WHITAKER, Of Ge
ntTt.
, 1866-07-06


Al the Reform schoo', The boys' and thetr In
Win 1n,elMsencs and xeal 4 portion Of ,he,s cei-
ehsation necl2rrd hanuAome dividends to thrtr
neieubezs. We reter to the excellent patriotic
gsptz.d among ,he noys. II Eumber4 some ih1z1y
members IN all, and they oitplhy rreat sk11l and
pzecinon.. They made short march 10 .he aites-
noon. and were entertained with m lmpromptn
collation. inc grove on ths pro niscs Of Rev. =.
sm1th. md gave acme Of thtir best pleces-the
whole a5air passing OF in the hsppiset manner.
appear before Ch1csgo audience, and gtre proof
OF their qualities.
GreSn hed4, umblfceou* hAoes, Howery me7d9
monde md h1s bro,her became roddenly inabuod
country. Lunch tast,ts we1e crammed with
eaudw1chef, pie. cold meat.. sud Other comesu-
mcrons ln1tancte Of ths sli:hi expo.ura oil q
sutp!cious looking colottd glass. wn1ch, under
ciofe investigation wonld have smpliued in,o a
horee-csr parties, anc parties on Foot Walket'a
E1ptese Ill provided 11th the metr. nees..ary for
adding zeet 70 the contemplated eu5oymentA, hur-
| erts Of The boo.o-iink- Tbart, d1nclng nisting,
u iesa rn fs oaa oda ihis xas
thrfy lclfh: by tho4: who were tor1nna'e enough
to participate therein, and wien The shades OF eve
9l ~ I'D r. ssPpds e Ss
cry, fully sasisnea With the days entertainment.
/ Inc ftdeFland plctlc, IN which mQ.ic and lager
fought long md well foE The mastery. Many
thought The lsrtcr had The best Of The ocea.,on
M .s5y sn!oyaole one, sad T.; i Afforded a1mo.t
return 10 The city al accident reported elseuher
| Wss the only .biug that occurred 10 cast gloomy
The dentzens Of Collage Hi1 celebrated the
Fourth IN the u.nal rural btJle winding mp in The
, 1866-07-06

Go to the NeAt-Go 10 Bryant d STRAIT.
TONS Chicago Commercial College to get thor
ough, practical business education, or to become a
good Telegraph Operator. Address tor circulars,
BKYANr d SfKATT0N. Cntcann- ILL.,
, 1866-07-06

Special Caution. Mira. Wiuslnyvsa
Soothing syrup has become 90 popular that sart.
ons ptrtlcs hare put out articles calling them Mrs.
Wtnslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs. Wins
low Of the Soothing Syrup Is not connected with
any Other Article. tuneie5s4
, 1866-07-06

PfnaHlncss Puro Cider Vinegar VIII
preserve pickles. and il warranted pure Ask your
kind IN the United States. CHARLES g. E. Pnca-
stAu, $50 and 81 Stats street, Chicago, m348
, 1866-07-06

Paper RnnEiucs and Window Shades
1t gEtntly reduced pricct- +. E.. R10By, 50 Han
dOtph-st, c5lS
, 1866-07-06

Observation-Disclosures
i t,or Any per1on sending NJ the eddEess 81
NTs s. !. Eakxr, Wilt receive the thanks Of EPLtsH
4 CO.. Fl Lat allie street. Room 2A fn.to
, 1866-07-06

The motion pres1i!ed-ayet Il, noes1.
tae salaries Of ,he Assistant Secretary q the Board
snd the Supply Agent At 1900 each, the same
being m fncfeaee commensurate with the fu-
creake given TO the Principals o district schools.
The report Uas accepted and adopted
Mr. Dlllaniyne offered the following:
Rsso{red, That ,he ealnry OF Mtes n Ella Flagc.
Principal Of the Model School, be hereafter at The
rate Of Il ,1c0 per annum
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
The Problem OfLiyinR.

As house rents are still enormous in New
York-the rates ranging from 81 800 Ia
$500 year for unfinished tencments in
good neighbOrhoods- as the prices de.
manded by the clearinghouse keepers are
even more extravogant than those asked by
the landlords Of two or three rooms
being held at from 500 to 900 week, or
from $4,000 to $4,000 year for families OF
moderate size-the Past concludes that such
rates cannot be maintained 1t is noted
also, that
Houses in Brooklyn, Jersey City, Staten
Island and other places adjacent to the city
are daily disposed Of this fall, to persons who
vainly seek quarters nearer their place Of
business. The result is q sharp stimulus to
the improvement Of real estate outside Of
New York"
The Nation winds up n discussion of the
problems of domestic economy thus:
housekeeping is human, boarding is sim
ply animal Yet even the lower animals
know enough to avoid boarding, the only ex
ception being the apparent exception of the
western rattlesnake, who is said to take lodg-
ings and meals with the prairie dog. Ap.
parent exception, We say, because our friend
the croturs is not so stupid as really to sink
himself into mcr" bOarder Every little
shilc he swallows his landlord or one Of the
family, which in manner is II laudablc re.
vcrsal Of the custom in human boarding
houses"
Even this will not probably Brighten any
body from boarding who can possibly fine
house room.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
About Boston Grim inaIs.

BosroS, Sept. 26.-In January last an ex-
tensive forgery was committed upon a num-
Der of banks in this city, amounting to
$4,000 or upward. The job of working up
the case was given to Detectives Baker and
Hunt, and one John Cannon was believed
to be the guilty party. Cannon was found
in New York city, and requisition OBJ
tanned, when it was learned that the pris-
oner was in the hands Of United States off,
Gals for counterfeiting. The detectives
could get nothing satisfactory from the Uni
ted States officers, and after several weeks
trial they returned to this city Shortly
thereafter an anonymous telegram informed
them that Cannon was at large and in COM
pany with a counterleitcr. Upon this in
formation Baker went to New York, and on
the 26th of August last arrested Cannon and
brought him to this city. Yesterday he was
tried in the Superior Court for furgery and
found guilty. Sentence Is postponed,
George w. Gray, the suburban burglar
who escaped from the State constabulary at
Chelsea Beach at the time of the capture of
Remission and killing of Cooley, oonfed-
crate, and who was arrested In New York
by Capt Jourdan, was arraigned before the
Municipal Court this afternoon, on a num-
Der of complaints, and held in $4,000 bail
for trial Soon after he was handed over to the
sheriff of Essex county, and taken to Salem,
where he will bide his time TItil the grand
jury Of that county present their bills
against him. Gray confesses to large num-
Der of robberies He expects life SEN
tence in the State prison.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
Important Convention OF Life In.
surRnGe Underwriters.

A Convention Of Life Insurance Under
writers is in session to-day at Allyn Hall.
The object is to form q national institution
of actuaries, or, in other words, to establish
Chamber of Commerce. which shall inquire
into the assets, valuation Of same, and lia.
bilities of all life companies.
The design of this is to SO have the cond-
ton of companies understood as will satisfy
the demands of the various States, whose
legislation is now oncrons and diverse, max
ing requirements to establish the soundness
of companies, which would be done away
with were responsible bureau of investiga,
ton in existence.
There are thirty or forty representatives
here from all parts of the country. The
convention was organized by the appoint
ment Of Benjamin Stevens, chairman; John
Eudie, Of New York, secretary; Samuel Ii.
White, of this city, assistant secretary
Various matters were discussed during the
morning session, Elizur Wright Esq, OF
Massachusetts, probably the best informed
insurance man in the United States, giving
in detail an abstract statement of the condi,
ton of companies.
At the close of the discussion, DIR. Guy R
Phelps, of this city, Mr.. Wright, OF Boston
John Eadie, of New York, and b, +, Stevens
of Boston, were appointed Q committee tc
report plan Of organization to the meeting
this afternoon.-Hartford Times, Wednss
day.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-09-29
johnson Meeting ut YOrkviIIe, n.
Y.-Speeches of Hon. Ell T.. Nor
ton. Hiram IL ct chum and Of ers.

A wel-attended n.eeting of the conserva-
tives of Yorkvle was held last evening at
the corner of Eighty-sixth street and Third
avenue. The meeting was held under the aus
pices of the Andrew johnson Club of York
vile, of which Thos. p. Marshall is president,
and John NJ. Hale, secretary. The grand
gathering Of last evening was for the purpose
of ratifying the proceedings of the Philadel.
phia Convention and the nomination of Jno.
r. Hoffman for Governor.
Hon. Eli j. Norton was the first speaker
OF the evening During the course Of his re-
marks he defended the policy of Andrew
johnson and showed up" the radical doings
of the hour in his peculiar style, and an
swered very satisfactorily the questions no to
what treason was under the Constitution,
showing that the black Republican howl over
the proposed impeachment Of the President
was merely given out for effect, and that the
President had in no wise rendered himself
guilty of any act for which impeachment
could be called for.
Hon. Hiram ketchum and others then fol.
lowed in telling speeches. after which the
meeting adjourned with cheers for johnson,
Hoffman, and the Union.-N FHerald, 25th.