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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

The great issue before the people Isl,
whether all the powers of Government
shall be concentrated in the hands of the
General Government-the States being re-
du0dto the condition of counties--anda a
consolidated despotism be thereby estab-
lished; or, whether those rights of local
selt-government which our fathers enjoys
ed and which we Inherited from them, and n
without which there can be no real liberty, .
no wise government, no public economy
no light taxation, shall be preserved.--d
Apowerful faction, represented by a ma
jority in Congress, have conspired to OVER :
throw the free and benefcent institutions E
of our fathers. and to substitute thereforanl
Oligarchy of privileged classes, crushing
the mass of the people and all individual
liberty, under the weightof despotie and
unrestricted General Government. To ef-2
feet this object, they, in plain violationof
the Constitution, exclude eleven States
from representation in Congress, and insist b
upon comforting upon negroes the right
to vote-not out OF regard to the negro,5
but because they expect to- be able,i
with their money, to control his vote, and
thereby perpetuate their party ascendency!h
Let every man who is opposed to the
schemes of the conspirators, who cherlshes
the institutions founded by our fathers,
who appreciates the necessity and benefits,
of local self government, who is opposed to
seeing the great State Of Ohio shorn Of her
dignity and reduced to the dependehtconss
dtion of a county, or who is opposed to [
Negro Suffrage, join with the Democracy
in rescuing our country from the grasp of
the Malignants. o'@ '"vls-'s
By order of the Democratic State Cen-0
trail Committee of Ohio. fl 7isr.0.bsgd s6
@ JOHN G. DUN, Chairman,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
Hoop skirts lao years AGO.

Nearly l50 years ago, as appears by a
letter published in the Spectator Of July 26,
I'LL, hoop skirts were much worn and
created no little excitement. Below are
some extracts from the Spectators letter:
Since your withdrawing from this place
the fair sex are run into great eXtravagances,
Their petticoats, which began to heave and
swell before you lett us, are now blown up
into most enormous concave, and rise
every day more and more. S. =
The women give out in defense of these
wide bottoms that they are airy and very
proper for the. season but this l look upon
as only pretense aud a piece of art, for it
is well known, we bave not had more mod
crate summer these many years. = u
| find several speculative persons are OF
opinion thatour sex has of late years been
very saucy aud that the hoop-petticoat Is
made use of to keep, us at a distance.
A female who il thus invested in whalebone
issufficiently secured againsttheapproachea
of an illShred fellow. urr4 l88gs LCB oman.
Among these various conjectures there
are men of superstitious tempers, who look
upon the hoop -petticoat as kind of prod
igy. Some viii have it that it portends
the downfall of the French King.b foe* 4
Others are OF the opinion that it fOretells
battle and blood-shed, and believe it Of the
same prognostication as the tail Of a blazing
star. suVt# s Should this FASH
ion get among the common people, our
public ways would be SO. crowded. that we
should want street-room.. Several congre-
cations of the best fashion find themselves
alreadyNeryimu straightenedsn&iltIos -
Should our sex take 1t into their heads, TO
wear trunk breeches (as who knows what
this female treatmentTmay drive themto9)
dqnan and his s0te Ioould fila tVhOlepes0s iIW
| nYou know, sir, it, isrfecofded Of Alex
ander the Great, that In his Indian expedi-
ton he buried severafsuits of armor, which
| BY his direction were made much too bic
| for any of his soldiersy In ulorder to give pos
teritv an extraordinary idea of him, and
make them believe he had commanded an
army Of giants. ! am persuaded that If one
Of the present petticoats happens to be
hung up in a repository of fiCAriosities, II
would lead into the same error the genera
tions which lie some removes from us; ;un-
less we can believe our -posterity will think
so disrespectfnllyl n of their greatfgraud-
mothers, that they made themselves mon
strous to appear amiable."
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20
Slfaaldl
DENOCRlTICHATECON CONyENTION..
rhursday,, p May a4th,aIeeegd

h"'i VIZ lia'N Hofi AliiNANA 10 'IDN
The Annual State Convention oof thee
Democratic party of Ohio, will be heldinH
Cofumbus,O on 1'hursdhS, y, tho . 9AsIE dayu
ofNIaJ, 1855, to transactsueh businessaslI
may come beforeiit, and to put in nominarii
ton candidates for the following ofiCess sdi
Secretd,y Of State; qidsnwop bus tilJ ns9
Judge Of The Supreme COartSsl yhi1uins 30
Member Of The, Board o PUBLIC Works.
The basis Of represen tation for the appor-A
tiopmentIof Delegates Is as follows, 0He
Delegate for each county; one for every
fve hundred Y0tss given ,tor Gen, GEoRGE w, ,
MoRGAS for, Governor, last October; and
an additional one for every fraction Of too
hundred and mn, and upwards, The, num-
ber, of Delegates to which, each, county Is /,
entitled, is indicated in the following table,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-03-20

FHEsANERICAN HOTEL BUILDlNG,
COLUMBUS, OHIO. '-eoi

1rHE BUILDtNG KNOWN 4sETHE
III AMERICAN HOTEL. on the Northwest cor.
per Of Higf and State streets. owned BY Robert W
Mo(joy. decoaaAd is now,Ofered for sale. For many
years past It has been occupied an Hotel and fa-
aOFsg known 70 the ppblle On eceoant Of it9 posi-
if IA n complete repair and conveniently Arranged
ior First Class Hotel. II has sfront Of sSk feet
.6n High street, and 1871 feet on State street. lA 5
either aS an Hotel or Otherwise there ID not better
Opportunity offered In the West. bal .. I. ,.1
IL not disposed Of Rs an Hotel it, will be divided
ces, and ofIefed " the public. JIl,,q IS
For any Information required, VIII be found al.
ways N my Ofnce In the AtBefioan Hotel. y feA
febis-dtf-G W. A. MCCOY, Trustee.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01

Among tile first boats due here are the
Arinadillo, New York and Dora, for ST..
Louis; silvef Cloud, Bertha, stephen. De-
eatur, aud Emma No b. from st.
Louis; Sam, J. Hale, Liberty No. 2,
Clifton, and st. Cloud, for Menu
phis; Altoona, Tablequah, and Rose Iianlr
bleton, for Arkansas River; j. III. GHaes-
beck, Messenger Harry Dean, Louisiana, II,
Wystrader silver Spray, and SATIN Parker,
for New Orleans; Sam. Orr from gCaii o.
Morning star, from Louisyille; Carrie
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
COTTON WARPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
THOSE HAVING A sELF-ACTING.
FL a ND-IOOM

mat we are prepared To furnish them, on
short notice. WARTS FOR WEAVING JEANS,
of tie best duality, ready TO weave, as low
as'can be bought amy where: Orders viii
he promptly attended TO. send ON your
beams. JOHN w. GRUEN & Co,
~ N- corner Bond street and Canal.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
DR.. WHITTIER.

A REGULARLY bred PMYsE-'
IN GA as his ID ploma, which hangs
in his office, will show, has made CAgoqie
Diseases ne study II his Hle, aud has a
URion-wide reputation, having been i6nger
iseqfed ~ 80. Louis than amy other Chronic
Disease Physician,
4Mueh OF his practice has been of a pri-
vate nature syphilis, Gonorrhaa, elect,
or Mercafiai Affections of the Throat, skin,
on Bones orchtlis, Hernia, or Rupture;
also he effects of a soil tafy Hah hit, ruinous
70 body aud mind, producing Blotches, De-
bllity, Impotence, plzziness, Dimness Of
sight Confusion OF 1detls. lE.vil Fofebod4i
ings, "A version to Society Loss of Memory,
Weakness, etc; not 0h those in amy 0tG
case. hut all occurring frequently In va
fious cases. lttes 4ittl. lHl aU Sc afI
nis Accommodation ample charges
moderate cures guaranteed. Cohsulta-
tiops by letter or at office, ffee. Most cases
can De property tf'cQtfst WithoW a. llfeFqie,pr
Tnd neticfid2, secftfe nom observations
sent hy mail OF express. No hindrance TO
7 business in most citseS.
Address Box 3D32. -, Louis, Mo. eqs
/ fIim,rsLS a.m.fo : pm Otfice perma-
ncntlV located at No. % st. Charles street,
bctween sixth and Seventh, one square
south OF Lfndeii Hotel, retired spot IN
the centre OF the city. 49,
Consultation rooms, ana rooms lot tle
accommodation Of 6ucp patients ~ fSqulf
, daiStpersonaI attention
ea q : VE'RFB0DY
can cot In a sealed iettei envelope my
/ Theory symptoms, aud treatment o.
H Nervous, URINARY, and Sexual DISEASES,
clearly deiineating all the Diseased Condt-
#tions, with full symptom Lists, Tor lWo
threercent postage-stamlry TO pgepily le9ssl
+ eilSes OF Paherey Alehst ruatfoil, and Pfeg'
nancy, three cents. er
au2g d6wsln {dlt a Wy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
LUMBER.
JAMES SWANSON L. SON, q.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers IN
PINE 8 LUMBER,
Shingles, Lath, Doors, and Sash.

Also, q large assortment of Allegheny
Chicago, aud Toledo Lumber and Flooring,
Dressed dnd Undressed, ON hand ana Tor
.Ert.a Saaced and ShaUed Pine
Shingles, eighteen inches long.
We respectfully solicit the citizens of
Evansville to giNegus q call and examine
cur stock before purchasing elsewhere.
'Ne ttYARD ON WATER STREET,
Opposite L,unasco Wharf) aao Evansville.
fAu orders promptly attended to-. f.
mayl7 dem
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.
KY AVING ERECTED ONE OF THE

~ AVING ERECTED ONE or
- most extensive works Of TINS klhu II
vices of one of the most experienced MA
chine Oil men, am now able 70 iuIIilsh tIlls
cheap and money-saving Oh, Whlein hses
been tried by some OF ouF. best engtnnSefhss1
and found ftilly equal to any ever used;
Railroads, Steamboats, Foun2fies, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, al inacIli.u .s now low
running--can be suppneu pfoihpOly anu
with satisfaction. 80 i 49,.
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge. slt .et.f ISL, o. -, gZE. 6
Coal Oh sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil harreis.a Z
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. sycamore and Vine.
maya II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01

We import and sell q style OF WHITE
eilNANlTE GOODS which no other house
III the city can get fponn the factories direct.
Theylare very desirable styles, aud VIII sell
more feadiiy than any goods IN the mar
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
STyEET,E a TREBLE,

: ecOnd ST., Between Chestnut nnu NHV4FJI \
s NtH hsfiH Evansville, Ind.
SASH. Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
I,IJMisER. BOARDS, LATIs, &c, OF every ue-
cription constantly ON hitnd.H tacK1ng
boxes OF all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest NOTICE.
aplS-ly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
Evansville Wool Factory.

The Undersigned respectfully announce
to the Public In gen eral, but most especial
~ TO the Farmers, that they are prepared
TO take in Wool for manufacturing iHto the
following Goods, viz: NH hH
JEAHs, BI4AHESETS, CovERLETs, PLAIN AND
PLAID FLANEEIs, LINsEYs, SATI-
I bose NETS d. STOCKING Arm. iitl z"
On the most reasonable terms and khorb
notice. We'have Also a good supply or the
above Goods on band for sale orexahHnge
for Wool, SO that persons living at us us
can have their goods right of, Price list
for manufacturing viii be sent on appiIci.-.
ton. ONCE and Factory corner Bono stISS'
and Canal. JOHN w. GRUEN q " b
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01

No printing. establishment ia the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
menf OF job Type, though very large and
t0niulete, is constantly being added to, and
our lob department is under the personal
snpefvisionOf one OF the best job printers
ia the United States, We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lhding, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
0c., sc, Orders 4eft with either OF tile
whaff-boat9 VIII pc promptly attended TO.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
Arrivals ana Departurea.

The arriYals and departures up 10 three
o'clock yesterday, not before reported, in-
elnde the Newsboy, Henderson 10 return
Norman, Memphis toillouisville5 Harry
Dean, Cincinnati 10 New Orleans. llt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-11-01
RlEar ana Menlher..

The weather was clear and pleasant yes
terday forenoon, quite cool in the morn
ing with smart frost. The river is
steadily declining at the rate Of ten or
twelve inches per day. There is IA foot
water on the shoaiest bars to Louisville
anil Cafra stH tf t.sH la
, 1866-08-10

This was 4 rult brought 10 the December term.
1ss9 @ On mor,Gags Of rr9peIty one.'ai Of b!ecS y,
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter Of section
1S, town q, range II east,
ffto $vItt,-1l'addeus Sherman "a: William II.
Stow and George 5. Stow. Bill Of discovery,
sud for the settlement Of moneys advanced bye
complairaIt ior tic purchase e cesi;lu nrone5ty:
sp m ais asvt hai
on The s!tE Of July he was arrested By defendant,
md nHeaultcd IN most brutal manner; that N
od that he Is about to bring an action OF tserpAss
9n ,hs esss ann' defendant to recover damages
Elijah Durrcs ". cheslcy o. Rushmorc. Dnl
for ali accounting and 1cllcl, baaed upon receipt
for ouc hundred oud my bushels 0sagc Orange
ciscH.T GoriT or cock corzrr-llon E,g.;
T. H. car,is 4 a 4 a. b1for s rasifon of one Iuu:
dted and sixty acrca nf iand In. tic -onil'wcs,
qusrttr ef section il town g nor,h Iang: y east.
sued 10 recover on % jnds,ssent obtained asainst
hmS 81 IL ss +"
Kobcrt !. Allison rs. James Long. Action Of
tretpass on the case 10 recover damages laid at
s. Morse and Daniel j, Avery. Artion II assn,np-
cd 10 have been collected from the United sta,es
an back pay Of John !. Dcttx. deecased Of Com
pany + Twsnlietb Illinois yo9otseF lnfantsy. @ =,
| vorcc.
The allegations Of tic hill are that the rartics
we've mar,cd On the 2Clh Of Mnseh, 1862, aud that
defendant dceertel his wife On the let Of june Of
Henry II. Austen and Charles r. Boal ye. Albert
F. Graham. Confession Of Judgment nron two
noles for Saaa3. 49, -
CorNTr Counr or CooK Corv1r-Hon. James
D, BradsrtN, J4dge.-Estatc Of Hanson S. Potter.
| DECLARED settled.
Estate Of lnther Haven. Administrator ordered
! 10 deliver $5,2ls in bonds 10 II. C. stearns, the
Treasurer or lhe Graceland Reserve Cemetery
Fund, Enil bonds being the property Of said fund.
| Estate Of Christian y; Brand. Llset!a MaIy 4.
| Bond approved.
james f. Savage on bond ol S5l,oo6. Bond ap"
proved. -.
Sidney A.. Kent, guardian Of James E. Savage
and George F. Savage, was appointed attn,inls:ra-
tor-the %tdow having rema.Hsdaof the estate Of
I proved. In ihe same estate the Inventory, ar-
| rratsement, and award were approved, and TIC
administrator ortiercd to cell the partnership in.
terrst OF the deceased for *39, ,M0.
Estute u Elvlsa Ely Account approved and
| f.xtD in flc1nYrd Enftfnd.
, 1866-08-10
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated Press1
NEW {uEk. Augusta.
MONEY!.
No change to notice IN money. anil the market &c.
maina very easy. The demand Is sely moderate aad
fct1y supplied a, s@a r.: rent on call.
GOLD.
The gold market closed up quietly Mt 1ssA5l,sz.
EXCHANGE.
Exchange Is very dnll.
GOVERNMENTS.
The Government securities closed M firmly a::cE Al
active 'Chanse Coupons 1851. 1tok s11 coupons 1850
1o'N lolas, a6E !; July ISIS, 1esx.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The stock market at the last open board general
II arm. and there very little change from the uo
tatnns currrut hcore the ecsson. The llowtnE were
the closing prices at t-N ., Western Enon. $50
sSk; New York Central Railroad lol,i5loa, Eric,
fs.safsH; Heading, lilkali3; Michigan Ccaral,
1o9hallDA; Michigan Southern 6kaHt; Illinois
Central scrip. t2a.; Cleveland & Pittsburgh, SIX
Cleveland Toledo, 11&R1lex; Rock island. 1o6x9i io7
PETroLKCN ASn MINING STOCKS.
Petroleum siockz-Unl,ed States [s Ho9 rs. Mining
Kill Lead q 3 ~; Consolidated Gregory 81, Il; New
YORK Gold u 81, $50
pHT ooons EXCHANGE
.Jnhbers' prices:
Brown Shcetings-At,anitc a, s7.lnch, as4e; de
n. S-nch N,,c do F, strch eoc do u +Kttnch, I5ac
do II. ssIneh. sc do '. ss!nch soc Augusta sdtuch
&c Go, Sn-inch, 16hc.
RlcAehed shcetiaes and Shr.inS*-AndroscoEei
asiEs1. saHc: Anthony Manufacturing Company. $
inch, :shc; Dalloa Son, tlneh sec do srinch, Sic
81. Sc
Frlnts-Emei.c. 17.c: Garner 4 Co., el;Sc Il.ull
ton. lsc London Mourning. lsac; Victory, 1'c Wan
su1ta, l4ac.
Cinghams-Cs!edon!a. &c Glasgow, &c Hartford
93hc Lancaster, axe.
Taper Coilars-Metzopolltan Collar Conrany-siso
@Sn.
Hoop sk,rrs-pradlcs's nup,cz Elllatic, PET dozr:
, 1866-08-10

!.i, M5s,5ty And pow The I.adeal consrcs., by IT,
world dcsrots and 10 deelasins Tint tho Amer:
lesn Eagle shall never nsuJn shield tho ''nentra'
vince" for which the Democrats. and their taru-
coat idol. Johnson, manifest 30 tender a regard
hare now the sympathy Of q generous, fiouSh
long misunderstood people who shall henceforth
bc found In their foremost ranks.
1hc. old hnlk Of lie Democratic party is water
legged md sinking fast the etorin Of popular
feeling II nbont TO hurst uron Il, and then woe to
those who trust thtmtelsrs 10 her treachcrors
l;eepEng.
As if:shmen wc have got duty TO perform, md
wc must remember our downirodden country.
Iienesfo.th 1ns vote shall ouly be With those nao
have pledged themselves to open 10 her 'h!sh-
why 10 fiee dosn, In the repcaf Of thosc wretcied
ncntIallty laws that have for a time saved 10 the
British Hon that puny cub Of hls across the ST.
Lawrence. Actin: lndependcntlynf nil factions,
we shall act with those who fuvor untyersa1 re-
form; for thus alone can VIC hope to redeem Ire;
this great land. Fcn!an,sm and RadIcaltsn, are
stronger and better nndcslood To-day thnn they
hare eve: bern before; and with tic npe tint tho
combined nstns,r'es may sweep everything before
pcrsonhge at the White House,
Irematn, Mt. Editor, truly yours,
, 1866-08-10
REAL ESTATE.
Growth Of the Clty-A Few Facts,

Tho growth and prosperity Of Chicago, aud The
position which she holds, or IL destined to hold,
among Ame'leen eiue*, has grown 10 bo q tu,;es'
,v nr Ws sss,y potion Of IL: e1nn
go ,,at,ea ~, III, sas.ous opinions etis.
% 70 Muc.hef she VIII lake the nist orseennd place
Ea.t. Our more Jealous Western @ netsnSor. II think Ink
ehc 1,ns already reached The clmax Of cr GLORIOUS
career. and hal Nc NJ AZ eA comu,un,tv. Lave
snrest indica,ion thsi such il not .i.e ease, bnt
and in nros,,c.Ing sis .iI may &c fornu In the Wi
onc ns rase rtreres NJ tb fstc We ar
now iIoinr' unicrs there is resronding acsiv-
nS IN set taS hirsnn nnaeqnon@ s enmn,ese
,pnnxt1usi,on n,T HE1uS, 5,,y mnn,s aGtenes. n XII
nricni IN rcnicr .oms notiiu.s OF ic civ almost
can, S"t cin, nlieg on Viii. substantial ricr
ssrmctn,,s Ai,ich he ns II ty marIc. Where
lev months aso shabby ll!tic frame
eJta1 rpeal an;.iy OF lie Galdnss now bcIns cIccSd
a.c icv.Icd TO business purposes. Chicago Viii
ultimately be tlcvcloncl Into city OF warehouses;
ns Is the ease In New York, ia London, Mauchca.
te1 md oii.cr large ccs, while as soon as proper
be ihc spread oi ihe popniation over thc country.
During lie mt twelve months the value q.
psopc5;y l'ss Increased aSon' ifesn O twenty pss
willis thr rsrc nf ahc 1ns,ncas ,,ar:jGu Of ibe
c;tv h.s i,en 1rrs5raiiy fnrrrasin9 fn-. 1hre nr
ss3r E2s 19h mo not n ay
fmiIy. yarvn~ ,ron ifsy 10 one hnpdrcd d. pcr cent.
Lois arc row selling rcadfy, near the city limits,
| Werc scarcely ssleabje at xa5.vO per loot. Tic
| very reverse OF ttc difference in tho value Of
outside fa.df inside property i. The casc in com
our rscatest real estate imitation. Outside proper
ty then held on IN average At prices much greater
Of ihc rfescili year over 1885, in respect to The
total va1ne of properly, though not Of that lying
Pioncrty III tir northern na.t Of tho South d.
vision civ.s every evidence of stability. Ten
yssa go il va; held, ~ q AZ assfase 81
tic cl.oIccr portions. Of course. largely EXCEEDING
iLas amount. NC would moi he surprised iftile
oua 2.se,e o1e one III III eree Ioss
located near ,r cf,y limits and those situated IN
s ss sisne Sexou 1HSr av GsSsa @
Iuw lad al vc.y nearly lie same nrices a. hat 10.
ea,sd ato.a : is!ie rom ,he basias:: ee,tls: 49,.
Ia cnr.ous nc ahonf TN ~ tsrsi, ~ r.srs .rc
ius, Wien Cca.o VAS cMc1cinc. as Il were. iEo1n
M + ,S osn sefs ls a na
sossnat JED iahaio!.s prtces. Psonls eams from
Impressed Will tic belief that Chicas6 Wis to
sptirr IN like another on,h'S eourd aid That tie
%6oS II j. + s GEEK i Comfy Wea!d BE- s SxsiloSsd iva
| probably nc: Tar wrong, and only nnlc ihc mis-.
calculation iii regard to Inc time ii would take.
cTr5. and wc 'oo; ioywSr;l 10 he ,tmc whcn lie
whole Of Cook Connty Viii 1,c dotted with rcsi.
Ut M ~ nes ,f oi ssay n %n x-r IN.
~, ,. ~ ,Is % III ~ liz .S '.r ~ .. M -, - H.,
hae @ SM Gf,s 4; InG eg ana On IN nns Hse ne IT.
Gt;nsee ,o ;,5 " '.,; H. ',c a, ~
nich, IN thc,r s,,inr,n rs.,rrs,s !, ,r,s In ar.
, 1866-08-10
Illinois stnd alichignn CunRI.


Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
Ba1p0ZroKy. August So ?. m.
-CLrARKp-H. G. Loomis, Lemont; Rcseue, l.enont ;
". s. Gurnct, Leroont: George L. Taylor, Lcmont !;
Colonel Manning, Leu,ont; Mary Walker, Lcmont !;
D+er Park No. :, Atca Prairie Queen, Toilet 7sslf
lumber Maple Leaf Joliet propeller Klng Drethers,
Il cords tan barE.
Br1D1Enorr. Angus, 81 pm,
CLEAEEo-0ecan Spray, Ottawa; Danube. Ottawa :;
salina. 0tawa Ill toas coal Contest. Norris s,sol
feet lumber; 1l!doc, Seneca 7629 feet lumber; Bal
ger State, I.oekpott; MontanE Utica and Lo-krors,
1856 feet lumber, 10 posts bu wheat 10 bsls nour
Charlotte, Durage; Jennie, Mcnoola Landing Ottawa,
Ottawa. 0,Sl. feet lumber; Energy, Joliet; General
Rosccsans, Seneca. II hr1s salt poGntx, LocErort
Sultan, joliet, 80 MS ktayes and hcadlnc.
AHRrED-Scptuue, OTTAWA, ) hco bu corn Dolphin
Ottawn, A2io bu corn Scnccs, Ottawa, 500 bu corn
General Sherman Morris, 5,too bu com; Wasp, Kan
kakee, c,eoo bu corn Eclipse, alaooka. 5t0 bu
CayuEa. leckHoEt. s.n0 bu corn; Lady Franklin. lie
1nnnt 50 yds tubble stone; S. F. Gale Lernont 70 yt
rnhbe stone; D. lIass, Lemont Il yds dimension Stone
A!4uippa, Letnont 20 yds rubble stone; Investigator
leMont, 60 ys rubbe stone; Sunbeam. LaSaltc Ion bt
corn Alliance Ottawa, 20 bu corn Day State Nor
rs 500 bu prop. Sam Vail, g.. bu wheat 80 b.
rye, 50 Lu coal, ss,sss2 ns wool, ao's Ds butter.
BR1p0EpoEr. Augusta.
G1EAnED-H. Cooler ,Lcmont Investigator, Lemont;
Lady Franklln, Le1uont, s. F. Gale. 1emoht; Ad
kanknEcc. Joliet, 2 III ms stayes and headings Cubr
Otawa1ss6 It lumber, e 80 shingles; ) D. Preston
Norris, TN Cd. TIN bark Clyde, scncca, 80 brl
line; VIM. Merriam, Joliet Mound Senator, Lasallc
go fl lumber Ontario, OftAwn, LGa0 posts; Wasp
Kankntce; Republic, Joliet Mound General sherman
Morris; J. Harrington. Seneca, 1886 Il lumber; Tie
beecn, OTTAWA eo.so II lumber, 0oco shingles Mlg.c
Citca.-
ALI1yrn-Iohnstown, Lasal1c, 5.7)9 bu corn; j
Croity, Seneca, cotn.