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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1866-03-23
Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IA. 1866.

WHOLESALE PRICES.
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Well to-day, Sick Tomorrow.

Such 10 the experience OF thousands. Few enjoy
tinuous health. To what does the occasional vad
tribute his uncertain condition. Not TO himself Of
course. He lays the blame tho climate, perhaps It
s too hot or too coid too damp, too dry, too
variable But does he take the proper fory
his constitution and bodily organs against the
and changes OF which he compiaiDs7 No. He says,
perhaps that only An iron could bear such great
heat or such violent cold such sudden vclssudes
Why then doss he not resort to the great Tonic and
Preventive, which, If It will not make him an Iron man.
will at least quadrple the capacity of his system to re-
pei al external agencies that tend produce dsesse
HOsTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH BI1TERs
taken faithfully according to the directions, will 40
st engshen the stomach, brsce the nerves tone tho
yer and regulate and invigorate the whole animal ma.
ohinery that the system instead Of being at the mercy
OF the weather, and liable to be prostrated by every
change OF temperature. Will become case-hardened a.
1t were and almost impervious to climatic influences II
10 TO this preventive principle that HosFnT rHAs BIZ
TENS owe their great popularity in the West Indies
British America and Australia July 18
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A CARD.

CARD.
THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY MOST
respectfully ask for aid from their fellow citizens OF
Charleston In the purchase Of NEW ENGINE AND
APPARATUS.
In making this appeal to the public they would state
that this Company formed In 1885, and that their
glne is now completely worn Quit having been In
service fifteen years. They therefore. confidently ap-
peal to their fellowczens. feeling satisfied that
view of their past services generous public will not
deny to them that aid which, while increasing the
efficiency Of their Company will, at the time. add
to the welfare and safety of the community.
Subscriptions will be received by either of the under
signed Committee, VIII will call upon the citizens to
complete the collection:
Wards Nos. ! and 3--w. G. HAWKINS and a. TER
RIA
Ward No. 2-s. BEAUssANG and W. o'MARA.
Ward No. Al. L. CALDER and T. DIXON, in.
Wards Nos and 7-w. H. sIaWALD and P. r. DUN.
MING.
Wards Nos 6 and st. 8. sIaWALD and P. BUCK
HEIDI. g. BEAUssANG,
Secretary Committee on Collection.
most cheerfully solicit, for the MARION FIRE
COMPANY, the aid they require-their engine, from
long service, being almost useless.
N. b. NATHAN,
July 16 mWf3 Chlef Fire Department.
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GREAT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING House
IN THE CITY
2l9 KING-ST..
CHARLESTON, S. c.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGs TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally. that in order
to meet their wants in the way
Of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
Of some Of the leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
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LATE ARRIVALS
AT
n O. 1856 East Bay.

CHAMPAGNE, CIDER, ALE, LAGER
DEER, Sc.
S1E BASKETS CHAMPAGNE-"HEIDSEIOK
2O 25 cases "Native Wine"
125 cases Caret Wine-St Julien Medoc
so cases Scotch Ale in jugs
90 cases Lager Beer In jugs, fpints)
so cases Champagne Cider, tquarts)
80 cases Champagne Older, tpints1
15 bbls. Egg Biscuits. fresh
20 cases Sardines {quarters)
10 cases sardines, thalveB
100 reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes
rs barrels Extra FLOUR. at exceedingly low price.
ALSO,
large assortment OF IMPORTED and DOMESTIC
sEGARS, together with we'll selected stock Of GRO
GEO b. H0PPOCK,
July II wfm3 No. 1856 East Bay.
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DEATH OF AN OLD Crr1zEN.-We regret to an
nonnco the death, on Saturday last, Of ARIEL
BoLLEs, ESQ, for many years resident OF this
city. Mr.. BoLLEs was born at Woodstock Wynd-
ham County, Conn.,, July 18th, 1856, and was con-
sequeutly just eighty years Of age at the time Of
his death. He graduated at Brown University
september z, 1908, and shortly afterwards, at the
age of TIVE enty-one, came to this city as private
tutor. He was for half a century one Of tho most
distinguished teachers OF Charleston, supe-in-
tending, ut one time, the Orphan Honse, after
wards the old Charleston College, and afterwards
a large and we'll known female academy Oh his
own account. There is scarcely q family in
Charleston Of which some of the members have
not been taught BY Mr.. BoLbEs, and throughout
| the South the announcement of his death Will re-
| call to the mind Of many a mother, and many an
ancient spinster, the days when they were merry
school girls.
WoFFonp COLLEGE, SPAnTANDune, S. C-From
the Express We learn that the annual meeting Of
the Trustees Of this institution was held on
Wednesday, the 4th instant, at which resolution
of thanks was passed to the Faculty for their zeal
and devotion to the College during the entire war.
Divinity School, iu connection with this College,
is to be opened on the 1st Of October. Rev. A. NJ.
SHIPP, II. u, heV. WHITEFOORD SMITH, -. L., anu
Rev. A. H. LESTER, constitute the Faculty Of the
Theological Department The honorary degree
| Of Doctor Of Divinity was conferred upon the
Rev. WIN, ANDERSON, NJ. D., Of Kentucky, and the
Rev. JAMES A. DUNCAN, of Virginia.
Wofford College has only been in operation
about twelve years, but, thanks to it's able, high
toned and Christian Faculty, it has already won
an enviable reputation among our seminaries Of
learning, and we feel assured that brilliant
future awaits it.
The action of the late General Conference on
the education OF the ministry will give great
impetus to this subject, and Wofford College will
| become tho nursery of the Methodist Church for
this State, as it indeed has already been, in a
! large measure, for the last eight OF ten years.
or it's alumni, il We are not mistaken, the
greater number fell in battle or died Of disease
contracted in the field. We know of no other in.
| stituton that has been called on to deplore sc
| large proportion Of it's graduates. We need not
say that the memory of these departed heroes
and they were among the noblest of the land -
| is cherished by the survivors in their heart Of
| hearts.
The next session Of the College will commence
| on the 1st Of October.
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If he WHO cAUsEs TWO BLADES OF GRASS TO GROW
WHERE BUT ONE GREW BEFORE ia public benefactor,
then he who places In the hands Of the public the
means Of curing disease is more. DR.. HUMPHREYS has
been over ten years preparing his HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFICS for the public and has elaborated the most
complete, simple and successful system known for
families or individuals His preparations have
tabllshed and merited reputation See advertisement
Ado ress HuMPHREYs' sPEo1FIc HOMEOPATHIC MRpI-
CINE Co., No. 68l Broadway, NY. 6 July 16
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p A N i .

Former Presen
Prices. Prices.
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. .Sl6 IS
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAsS. PANTS. IS IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. IL 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. 10 IS
FRENCH SILK MIXED OAsS. PANTS. Is u
FRENCH SILK MIXED CAss. PANTS. Is 10
LIGHT coLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
PANTS. .............. IS 10
LIGHT CoLoRED FRENCH CAss.
PANTS. ...........-................. IA IL
oHIvRoIT CAsS PANTS .............. IL 10
STRICTLY ENGLISH CAsS. PANTS. 10 -
LIGHT COLORED CASs. PANTs......
HAIR-LINED CASS PANTS. ........ g
LUPINE HAIR-LINED OAss. PANTS. 8
FRENCH DRAB DETE PANTS. ....... IS 10
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTS. IL
ENGLISH DRAB D'ETE PANTS. z
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS. 8 4.6G
CoLoRED CAss. PANTS. s.............. $50 4.5C
COLoRED OASS. PANTS. S.............. 8
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
PANTS. 15t
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SODA WATER.-Messrs. PRATT g. WILSON Bros.
have, at their drug establishment, in King, near
Market street, supply of cold double extra Soda
Water, contained in porcelain lined founts, re-
markably strong and pure, and which will be
found particularly refreshing during this very
warm spell. They have also a large and superior
assortment Of syrups well calculated to please the
most fastidious. Tickets will be sold at the very
Jow price Of twelve for one dollar.
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By CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.
No. 81 la Bfoad-Btfeet.

NO. 81 I.S BfOHu.BtfG6t.
At Private Sale
That centrally and desiraby situated handsom
HOUSE and LOT, No. % Went worth street. few door
west of Coming street. Tho Lot 60 feet from
by 1S0 feet Deep The House is three and half storfe
high containing ak square rooms, two nicely finished
attics, dressing rooms bath room, 60, and pantry
water gas throughout the house, aud modern
convenience. There is also very fne cbtern larg
number of we'll fnished in the yard, carriage
house. stable, flower garden. fruit trees &o., and alto
geher of the most conveniently arranged establish
ments In the city.
For terms apply rs above. mwf6 July 2
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A GENTLEMANLy WAY OF OBTAINING SATIsFAC-
r1oN-It is reported that, on Saturday afternoon,
while Federal officer and citizen we're drinking
together in bar-room, some cause Of quarrel
arose, and the latter cursed the former a id
Yankee s-n Of a b-h. The offended soldier i'm
mediately went round to the Jail, and obtaining
q negro guard came back and arrested the cti.
zen. He carried him to the jail and there con-
fined him until his passion cooling off, he thought
better of the matter and released him.
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FROCKS AND SACKS.

FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS. TS....-...............S3S 1872
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS, Observation-Disclosures. 35 80
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
SACKs.... ............................ 20 18
FINE BLACK CLOTH HALF LINED
SAChS---. --.-...----.--.--.--.-.---. II IL
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS s.................... 80 %
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS. 81 AZ
FINE ENGLISH OAsS. FULL LINED
BACKS. .......................... 26 "
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CAss.
SKELETON SACK. "a 20
HARRIS GREY OAsS. SKELETON
-........................... 81 18
OHIvROTT OASs. SKELETON SACK. 20 15
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE-
TON SACK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ l8
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
ED OASS. SACK...........,....... IA IL
COLORED ALPACA SACK. 8
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS. .S11, 81, So, $40, 8.6
CoLORED ALPACA sACKs........... 8
BROWN AND GREY TWEED sACK... 6
BROWN LINEN DUCK sACK.......... Q s
BROWN LINEN DUCK sACK,.........
BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS
AND VEST........................ 10
| BLACK SILK ALPACA sAOK.......... $50 7.6C
BLACK SILK ALPACA SAcK......... 7
| BLACK ALPACA SACK.
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JUST RECEIVED,
IN STORE AND ARRIVING.
TX BAGS RIO. JAVA AND ST. DOMINGO COFFEE
1 - 100 bbls Extra and Fine Flour
10 hhds Prime Shoulders
do do Sides
60 bags Rangoon Rice
80 bbls Syrups
100 kegs Nails-all sizes
81 bbls Sugars, Brown, Stuart's A, B and Q,
and Crushed
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
rs packages Green and Black Tea, whole, half
aud quarter chesta
rs kegs and barrels Leaf Lard
800 boxes Foreign and Domestic Liquors.
schnapps Wines. Brandles and Bitters
100 bbls GibBon's, and various grades Whistles
And lot Of other Staple and Fancy Groceries, too
numerous to mention.
WM. MhRSCHER,
.Hr tH s.t. No. 78 East Bay.
July mth4
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LOCAL MATTERS.


UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE, NEW YoRK.-
We have been favored with a copy Of the Annual
Announcement Of Lectures at this school. Their
building, it will be recollected, was burned in
May, with the Academy of Music. The exercises
have been continued in the New York Hospital
Building in Broadway, where lectures are to be
delivered next session.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day.
WILBUR & SoS will sell this day, ut their sales ROOM
corner of State and Chamersstreets 1oH o'clock
invoice of assorted white granite and glass ware.
viii be sold at public auction this day. South Com
mercal Wharf, at 10 O'Clock, by order Of O. NJ. Depart
ment, TO muiesS 40 horses. lot Of army wagons and
lot Of ambulsnceg.
GABRIEL DEWITT will sell this day. st the northwest
corner of King and Spring Streets at 10 O'clock
CO. wire safes, &c.
Bowers srLcox will sell this day. in their store, No.
1877 Meeting gstreet opposite Market 10 O'Clock fur
niture, shoes. and sundry other srtIces Also lot o.
flag stones, to be sold by sample
Mr.. j. REEVE G1DBEs.-We would cali the attention
Of readers to the advertisement in another column
of Mr.. ]. REEVE G1bpEs Mfr. CHIMES has been long
and fayorabIy known to business community, and
81 Is only for erchants to read his adver
taement and they will at be satisfied that be ia
competent to perform all he undertakes Mr. GIBpEt
10 native Of this city, had much experience book
keeper and outdoor clerk before the war; and during
the late struggle for Independence he performed faith
fully and honorably the duties of Confederate sol
dier.
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l. o. o. F., SOUTH CAROLINA LODGE, No. t.
At meeting OF this Lodge, held on Wednesday
evening, 11th inst. the following officers were in
stalled to serve for the ensuing Term:
Bro. II. BODD, P. G.
Bro. T. ". CANNON, N. G.
Bro. P. D. RoEa GERS, v. G.
Bro. W. A. JONES, r. g. N. g.
Bro. P. OHLAND, L. g. N. G.
Bro. @. CLARK, Warden.
Bro. j. SAMSON, Conductor.
Bro 2. B. OAKES, Treasurer.
Bro L. q. LOYAL, r. Secretary.
Bro q. Y. RIGHTON, R, s. v. G..
Bro ISAAC B. FORBES, L. 3. Y. G.
Bro g. HUNEKEN, OrRhnst.
Bro. A. ZUMKELLER, R. q. g.
Bro T. GLEASON, T.. ). g.
Bro. ]. J. BIZ. ron, Inside Guardian.
Bro. E. MITCHELL, Jr., o. 8. Guardian.
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PRIVATE SALES.

CAN'T g. Boyle
Offer at Private Sale
A twoand half story WOODEN BUILDING, In Up
per Wards containing Ave square and two attcs.
TO be removed at any time before 1st November vii
be sold low.
A SODA FOUNTAIN In complete order.
n ". COR CHURcH AND BROAD STREETS.
July IA
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED STATES MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS, located In the City OF Charleston, g. O.
will be sold to the highest bidder subject to the mp.
proval of the bid by the Sec tary Of the Treasury
u NJ, JULY l9th 1855. on tLs premises.
Terms Of Sale-$1000 cash. balnuce In equal payments
Of thirty sixty and ninety days Certificate Of Sale
will be given at the time and the deeds to be executed
upon the payment Of the last instamen of the purchase
money A. G. MAOKEY,
June 10 Collector OF Customs.
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AUCTION SALES.
Furniture, Shoes, and Sund,'y Other Goods.
BY BOWERS & S1LCUX.

Will be sold THIS DAY, in store No lat Meeting
ttreet. opposite Market. Mt 10 O'Clock.
FINE sECRETARIkS and BOOKCASES, Bureaus,
with and without Glasses Counting House Desks. Doak
with drawers, Mahogany Dining Tables, Card Tables,
MRrble-top Table Pine Hsfround Tables. Bed Stops,
BedsteadB Sidebonrds Carpets, dozen Paper Collars,
Playing Cards. lot Of Durham Mustard. Of Straw
berries Blackbercs Peaches Pears Crauberries Yeast
Powders, Chewing Gum, Ground Coffee Sup. Carb.
Soda, Starch, Black Tea, Table Salt I'm boxes, Note
Paper, Letter Paper. Envelopes. Steel Pens. Scrab
brushes. Msses' Balmornls, Kid Slippers Portolios,
Frnges Baskets Counter Scales Iron Safe Sheepskina
Harness Leather. Trunk, Lamp Stoves, &o.. &C.
Conditions cash. July 1G
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Lot of Flag Stones.
BY bows KS & SILCOX.
VIII be sold THIS DAY, by sample. In Store No.
l27 Meeting street. opposite Market at 10 O'Clock
precisely,
6uO FLAG STONES l8xl6
II Flag Stoncs 22x22
400 Flag tones 24124.
Conditions cash. July l6
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Tobacco, Wire Safes. &C., dc.
BY GABRIEL DeW1TT.
WIN be sold THIS DAY. 10th nst at 10 A. NJ, at Store
northwest Spring aud King areee by the box,
700 pounds superior CHEWING TOBACCO
lot Smoking Tobacco
new Wire Safes
lot Pocket Knives
Clothing, Striped osnaburgs, &o., &c.
,JpIy l6
, 1866-04-11
THE FRESHET IN IOWA.
Great Havoc Among mills ON Cedar
RlFer-mc1AnchD1y DtE3ster-ThFee
Men Drowned at Bush Creek.

From the Mitchell County Press, 5th Inst
The 1ains Of Sunday and Sunday nigh and the
heavy botF Of SNOW above have caused tuts untl-
e,,al te4het In the Cedar We 1eat that Preat
amount Of dauace has been done. We learn that
Bsnshe saw, shinEle and P!snins Mills. fos! ni!es
night. Their loss tn properly m0>t be very
heavy, srd 1t viii be great atawh,ck mp
o. on be s so a s tSst ors ees 'a T.
manufactured INTO lumber for new settlers and for
the erection o. new improvements. We bare DO
donbt but the Messrs. Brush will At once rebuild
Their mf1l44 No damage We learn WAS done 10 their
dou1fng mills From lhe north we learn that the
ST. Anthony mills have received considerable dam
sEe, but the extent Of The loss or amount ot d1mae
done VIC are yet unable to lcsru. Mr. Smith, the
preparation, We kan, lo.t o9lte number Of hogs at
The mills. which were eWept axay in consequence
Of the rapid ne q the water.
frtfhet II the terrible accident which has cost the
lives Of three Of orr most worthy citizens.
last s'cntas, E TT 4. antk Edward NsGath J.s:
MILL four miles belo~ this place and in going from
TIE eatt oScs they wefe forced by he e9rrsn! ever
cungipR to the pieces were carried about eighty
rods below the da,n, when LeTelt and Watson
caught among the tnes on IN ialxnd formed bY the
htch vx:cr.
The people On The hank Of the river could con
we're With them. but having no boat, and ow1nz 10
unfortunate md and helpless men any aid or a.ss-
ta1ce- And they we're thus within fpeak1n3 dig
tance with their friends to penth 10 fhelr terrible
situation. This morning tic bodies Of Leyc1t and
Watson were found auong the trees and bushes,
where they lodged The night betore and ciung fol
life and s1fesy.
Tia todY AZ Levett was found In tree several
| feet sbove the wateE. where It IL supposed he
ctawled for safety from the Iu.htus current. aud
perehed from cold during the night HstAon'e
| body WAS found clIngfnc 10 ltmh where he alsc
| pez1shed from cold. The body OF McGfs.h has no.
teen recovered, md has undoubtedly been c.rrted
down The stream. Nothing Is known concerning
him after he passed over the dam. and It u tup
po4 cd that he WIS drowned a!moet Immediately, T.
only Leyett and WATSON were heard 10 converse OF
the ieland. The untoE1 una'e persons were al ffoH
Cedar Township, and were crossing .he river to s.
/ TO 1ntiT homes.
, 1866-04-11
FROM FENIA.

Excitement At the New FORK Head
4uRssesA-Adaress By Prealdeut Rab-
er1&-LaFee Gathering Of the Faithful
NJ EastpoFt. Me.-ArrcAfs tt CANADA
Excitement In the Provinces.
NEW foRg, April 1n.-Tuese waa much exct'c-
.nent at Unl1u Square bcaqquar.css yesterday The
Fe.,sn a1e sssts snsssed IT,
J.mef stephaps' v1eit 10 this county vii be ot
sS9 e. 70 &
his risl Will Be Withheld till the eve Of his depart
utc.
reaes In s1t.s saty oS ITssidenf ftoberts. An ad-
dress be hae ,seucd IL mainly devoted to the con-
demnatlou Of the O'Aahoncy faction. A promise
OF hos sjl;let ,en the statement that General
Sur Dey has bccn doing GOOD work - speaker,
hut he mnrt DOW give M the ro:trnm for the neld.
Tue isthh nstional bondt osdered o1 The Fenian
Tonox4o, q. IT, April l0.-Mlcbael Murphy,
pre.ldent Of The uiberpAn 5ociety. and fvc o.heEa
weae a,1et ted q <ornwnl on their wnJ to Portland.
on Suspicion Of being connected with the Fauizn
rnovtmente. Arms and ammunition were 1ound
Tpes w.tc brought before The magistrate to-oaJ. :
H. Eson1 Vt Ap 1a!sr,N snn o9n ~ W T. eP
Apdrewr. The British Consul and United States
Murthal are 1t the Maybee BoteL Aieo prominent
Communication between St John. and the West.
cru souns on the British eide Was dessfoyed 1ast
night ty the FCufens.
The Eaft1sQ0 ii Camp Dell AAs Oee0 tn0C7sSeu.
Earthnutks were being thrown up al day yes'
scEday.
and boarding houee@ are c11mmed Win feniaas,
wno arrived from NeG York TO- day. The inhahf'
innfs nre .kcdaddttng from the border and coming
bess. Fhtur OF email s.1o' and rockets y eonttnp
ally occurring. and there !, perfect pante inest
ia had feeling on e1:ber e1dr Of the BA5.
Two more English war *hfpe are reported ste m
5pr to tie portheae,ein headfand Of Camp Bell
4 Fcniau ycssct v1th hoRatnefs and olser hing
which Vaf not allowed TO Po out Of the hatbor a,
tNelvc oclsck last night by order q the on1eels 9
cuFtoms. # /. supposed, 10 In the English tnfereet
! The Feu{3Ie aie confident md cool. Aat1efs an
| in stofu quo, rcnd1n:. further ORDER.
FnEnE1uCE1oK. n. b., April 10.-luto1Mation re
gardIng the Feuians Is Of such nature ~ 10 war
xapt 1Ar hD1tirB here in placing the frontier IN
[ noge tdreipsl sta'c ot defence. Last night so1
men, ninety tn nutafct. ende0vontt 70 hnap e1&t
ta-e4 OF 1tet. Rnd thirty cases OF Email arat. nun
Portland for Enstpart, which IL opposite Cam
1lelt The agent Of the eteamer refused 10 rccr1v
ihc arms. hut the Htn came On 10 Ea%tp0rt. Troop
| and Tunbont hare been ostefcd foW st, Johna Z
Csmp Hell. One company of volunteers LETT Wood
| nom this p,ace or st. Andrews.
| TORONTO, Apt1i 10.-Fu1hef artests af~ maxim
here o! parties tufpcctrd Of being 1rpt1cats In III
| FeG1ap mo<1 nncnt. Searches are beip. made. IN
fhc authorities Ire aciIng with ahe u'nost promp
! nefs, A Toronto special states that the arrest
Mnrpby causes cxt1temtnt.
| Tht s. c1etary of the Hibe1n1an Society vas al
,v-rxted A ecutral ecarch IL making for trestp
nhlt nalcrt and as.ne. Eight men armed, Ia,
1Trn a11cstea In Cornwall. lhe excitement IL
ryc11ftats.
, 1866-04-11
SUPREME COURTOF ILLINOIS

Especial Deapaich to the Chicago Tabuoe.1
srrnknE CoCRT, OTTAWA. I'LL. April 10.
No. Is. Lemon L. pawson yf. James Upton Dis
missed Is per stipulation On hle. No. q, John
Phillips. H., r. John Phillips, IT, AIgned BY
Woodbridge tor appellant. No. q. Nathaniel
Rising VI. Vim. BsamaEd, stricken from lhc docket
No. IS. Esbeft D. Reede ve- City ot Gale=hurg.
Sc. John v. Eus'ace ~. %n1ah Mcknfeht- Same
n s99 No. 4ta John '. Eusta.e ct al. ". Sarah
MchniPht. Same ae e99. 30i. John Lake ye,
Gsaee brown. Same ae ~.
he eall Of the docket for to.rnoTox Il g. ST. s9
50. 4o q. - q a. ~ 80 81 - 81 81, 55, 81, 81
6l, e., ca G3, 65, C, Gs, 70, II, =. q, u.
, 1866-04-11


The commercial new3 IL no later than that sent BY
the Enxlann. but !. more IN detail. Wakeneld. Nasn
4 Co., Kct arts1e, Spence j. Co. repot. Tour very
dn!!. Wheat leads DOWNWARD Corn u sr!Mer. and 6Ae
Higher. but wAs easier 1t tho close. MIIta Aold ~
2rx ~ ID The authorities report beef qn1ct
and steady. pork easier Bacon inzcslyc. Lard
6owuwAsd aaleA It IN. Rptter quiet xnu steady.
TIE Lrp&rFss Circular reports sugar qnief and I'd
foWe5- CoGee lnse1ye. Petroleum quiet 1t aa7a ID
IaspoS' March ae.-Bresdtnns quiet and stcady,
except corr, which y trner and tdS Il h:heF snesr
a,Fady. Ts!iow dull Ut ls1tzAes I'd.
L1yTrroot- MA ch ye1loE:-nevf easter, ,,,, r
cjlnrng ssies Ut 7l9sss Produce Quiot and steady.
InSpuS. March h9@Evt1fnz. .-EonSaik closed * sGs{
ASK: Urltfd States s-20e. sl41t: Illinois CentIs
shares, EG9Suk{ Erie shares. e3x@55x.