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, 1866-08-07
a Louisville Clofhlns. Merchant Bcntcn
Out OF 1900 by his Cincinnati bride.
From The Louisville Democrat. August ~

r.
At a late hour last night VIC were informed
Of rather romantic affair, IL it may properly
be called such, in which wcll.known CLOTH
ing merchant on Market street was diddled
out Of some 6, GOO by the one whom he had
selected Us his partner for life. The facts rs
reported to us nrc about these: The nfore-
said merchant, for some time, had, through
correspondence and Father frequent visits,
become enamorcd Of a young lady residing in
Ohio, which feeling was rccipfocatcd, and
9 match was finally agreed upon. The day
liked for the performance Of the uuptial
rites was last Friday, and the Louisville
merchant, the hero Of this narra-
tire, repaired to Cincinnati, and he
and bis tavoritc one, blushiug damscl from
the buckeye State, were United in the holy
bonds Of wcdlock. The two returned to this
city at once, md were nshered into finely
furnished rooms which had been prepared
for the occasion.
Tuesdny the wife Of our merchant asked of
her husband the key to his trunk, giving as
an excuse that she wanted to look ut some Of
his clothing, saying that it would be better
to hang 1t up in o wardrobe thnn being kept
IN the trunk. Trusting the one in whom lie
had placed confidence, and who had ut the
altar sworn to live With him until death, he
gave l,ls keys to her. When he went home
Tlesdny night his bride was missing, nor
did she return. A thorough investigation as
to the cause Of her absence developed the
fact that she had left for parts unknown,
carrying with her 2,G00 In grcenbacks
which were In the trunk Of her licge lord.
The maine Of the man thus beat Is Noses.
, 1866-08-07
Illinois and Michigan Canal.


BKlpoHFoE1. August 6-1 D. N.
C1KARHD-Prnr Cashier, Lemont; prop Morning
aar, Lasa1le, 400 rs 1ndse; Atlantic, Norris bril-
-four. H. uanlin, Ottawa, 1aso>o shingles easH feet
lumber.
ARRrEp-Onwarl, Joliet Mound. 1ss tons gravel
Colonel Manning. fenont, 50 yards rnbh1e stone; W.
q. LOOMS, Lemont, 50 yards Eubble stone W. S. Gnr.
nee. lelnont yass rubhe stone, Il yards dimension
stone Mary Walker. Lenont, 80 yards .ubblc stone 20
yarls dimenson stone; Iadore Seneca s. ol bu corn
Cnadllls. Aasseilles, 500 bu corn Advance Lcmopt
;syards dimension stone: II. Cooley. Lcont 50 yards
rbblc stone; Waterloo Lasalle, ssoo bu corn Mon.
arch. Lockport, 3sn bu cora. =; brls -FOUR rs
bran; nadger State. Joliet Mound, is tons sund5tcs
Rebseea, Buffalo Rock, aso bu corn; 0nelda Ottawa
50 bu cora Contest Morris, 5000 hu com sebas,o,
pol. Ctca l0 tons sand; Sultan, Joliet Mound a52i
rs drainage pipe Time. Morris, 5000 bu corn 10 bu
OATS OAK Leaf Aux Sable, 10 o1o bu oats Io tu corn
ltones., Buffalo Rock. 5000 bu corn.
DE1poEPoRT, H., August 60 p. n.
clEARED-H. Cooley, Lemont; H,G. .Loomis, ,Leuont ;
Advance, LcMout; #. i. Guzuee, Lenont: Colonel
Manning, Lcmont; Mary Walker. Lemont; Dir1go,
Joliet Gold Rod, Ottawa 79,7so feet lumber. lAsol
lath; Loness. Ottawa onelda- OTTAWA 50 hrs lime
Onward, Joliet; sebastopol. Utica Monarch, Lock.
port, 2.3so feet lumber, 1.675 hu whtst.
AxRfvZD-Republtc, East Morris, 10 tons coal u-op
KanSAkee, ottawa, +,1oo bu corn Cubs Ottawa & :5
bu cnfn3 General Rosecsuns, Seneca, 500 bu corn
Portland. l1EAlIe Ill tana rnal
, 1866-08-07

ladies BoARD1N0 u0csR.-7h. building known
10 Chicago people In psst days al the old Theolog
ica1 Seminary, on West Madison street, was some
time since moved acros. The street, and has BEEN
recently filled ur By the ladies' Boarding House
Association for the reception VI tuch working girls
or women as desire good Christian home. The
led. wet farnishsd sicePtns apartments. Thsy arc
stead with msitIass aad abundant clothing. There
complement OF furniture and towela, and mosi Of
e ,hs@ Il T. dssfe sSnotsas 6i
room is quite earaeious, and viii comfortably
seat the twenty ave boardcrs the hoEse Is capable
or accommodating. Two large pa1lors arc on the
insied y wia s SOUS. eh.i1s. &C. fhese arc hum
Moald &c ) home indeed: toea.cd At 20: :a ySess
It Is still far enough away from the nnise and bus
tle nf the city to Afford quiet comfort and rest.
Rooms Of similar sig and aa well furnished On
arr rented a, four and dye dollars n week. Tho
price OF hoard and room has heen put al the low
est living figure. as II ts not The design Of the As
sociasion 10 make the enterprise anything but
In Impression seems to hayc gained so:nc
ground that the hoarding,liousc Is designed to be
tculnt class, as sewing girls, for example. it Is
nolhIug Of the sort. They do not contemplate re-
ce'sinS any Who do not pay their weekly bsau,,
tent Of IT. Accommodations, who desire IL procure
an s1eGtlent hoatdingrlsct at the iewctt rate At
Mhich ,sI u ean he aeosded. Mas Wil'am.on, The
iay maf2n o. p Charge Of the honse, Mill tsse
call With view to o6!ainsng bosid, and VII! give
such further information fu.y be dcairo |. TGoso
phaticaily pleased With il sppoiatmensa. Il il
now open for the reception OF boafdcra, and will,
undoubtedly, be soon Oiled up.
, 1866-08-07
Dissertation Of tl,e Rc sf,TtoY1a.

The iron-clad frigatc Re d'Italla which was
sunk By the Austrians, was built By William
Il. Webb, in New York city, in 1868. She
was launched on the 18th day Of April. in
that year, and sailed for Europe eight or ten
months later. The length Of her keel was
about 81 feet, and over nll the measurement
was 80 feet. The breadth Of the ship was
f1fty.two feet. She was plated with four and
llalf inch iron.
Just previous to her departure for Italy, In
December, 1868, she made d trial trip to
Fortress Monroe, and was run on the Jersey
shore. It became necessary to throw her
guns overheard IN order to get her OFF. Being
among the first Of the iron.clals built in this
country, che was not, for obvious reasons, 50
good vessel Us those afterwards made.
, 1866-08-07

Keep 1t Handy for Sudden IsmcrgeS1.
cles.-An attack OF cbole5a Ia generally preceded
by slight diarrhra or arrangement Of The bow
cts. which, when properly treated, checks. and
No better remedy can he foand for this dlarrhGa,
Or for any a.tciion Of the bowels than Jayne's
Carminhtive Dllsau1; safe+ prompt and elective
Thirty yeart. and which everybody would do well
to provide themselves with. Sold everywhere.
au1,163t-Y-H-N
, 1866-08-07

G.EnoTIns AGA1s.-11,c .oljce have mol yet sue.
eeeasd in clearing the city Of the Ea.rotcrs several
OF "hotn have hecn heard fron, within the past few
DAYS. Two ea'ss Of very daring character wcre
tepoelea sct'efaas The Superintendent nf iollcc.
Jenkins, VI New York, stopping a ,he ca,5cn
Ciiy Aonte, was attacked by ihtcr men On ciinion
street. between Harrison and Washington suI
aud gnld chafn: The sufferer entered compliant
at The Central Station Iut was unable 10 give auy
description Of the rnnianE.
The o.tes casc occurred In broad daylight. John
Duna:hne, an old Man from Eorthneld, Vermont
aun connectrd with the Nafltond. was walking on
aeqnatnt1ncc whom b. picked np IN the CITY. Whit
crossing socani lot, the yoany man enddcnl,
spsanG upon the ktrnngcT. knocked him to the
rrrnurd and rc1f&Yrt f.ir1 NJ x.+
, 1866-08-07

FL0cU-In steady demand.
GEA1N-Nleat quiet. Uat9-iAc for Chicago: 81 for
Nilwansse. and S.c for S1ais; II; Cora DC; -.
SyItQ bu rye. ,sp1 BID wheat. '
rAssEp FrI7nSv1ItE-3l loads corn, l: DO oats, 6 do
fJc+ and each OF wheat and nour. '
, 1866-08-07

DROWNED n TIE RlvrE-Betwcen SIX and
sercn O'clock Inst evening. q 1aborer named Daniel
keefe Was engaged In unloading a vessel lying in
Stowc|'~ Slip, at the foot Of Twelfth street. 1lc
was standing ut ono end Of the ::answay placed
between The dock and tln scssc1. when, by Eotnc
arcidcn:, the plank errcA. and tlc man was first
tiltcd ngninst t!!c side pf tho vrese and thin rrc
cIpitatet1 into the livcr. Several men rl,a.ca 10
tc Lssftarcc of the fal}cu man, Int he did not
come 10 lie snrtace again, l.avinC hccn rtrunc by
the hlnS. md when picked up. after while. he
tt9e quite dead
~ deccascd was sir.lc man. twcnty.ionr
years = nec. Ills brother, Edward kcef:, who re-
a,nss & a fa,sc was noiias ni iho oscntErnes;
Hi Inquest u the !t,dy this morning.
, 1866-08-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbunc.]
EEW YoHk AuEQsts
BEEApsTcFTs,
The market opened with a strong effort to steady
prices but with very stle success and this afternoon
lower prices generally looked for except In coru
F1our-1he large receipts scared buycrs md they held
on Nneat-ea@ eld fos extra clQb 70 80 70 Baltimore
md held At &21o. Local ile.s wcre lower In their
ytcvs. Rejected Chicago vas offered at sloo but not
sold Com wAs IN active export demand. and iaaEc
vas paid for choco samples go South Fre4eh,s are
favorable steamer room being p1caty at Sd 70 Glasgow
and 5Ad to Lvcspoo! and London. Room b sail scarce
and rates n11u. oats-1he lowest prices made today
werce for Chicago and t3Kc for Milwaukee There a,r
large shipping and Speculative orders, which arc vac
Ing for prices TO touch bottom.
FEovIaIoyB,
Po1k-Sales since Change At ~ IS cash.
LIVE hogs.
aogs-Receipts past Two days, 5 cara. Market ~
, 1866-08-07

esss4sse g e. fos o1s, and s:7on9ED for prime Beef
Htcady at x16.4 20tQ for new plain ypc1s 70 Gaa3L03
tor new exts. do. Beef hams nominal. G1eoa dull.
~ meats 1D st ~. s9onids;s and lss.c tof
q :9ss'c for 0hio s9 soc for Stale. Chccse il a at
, 1866-08-07

FroEE-stcndy.
GEAtS-Nheat attiyc nnfi 1rn1. Corn - while
*1o; yellow dull at ac. oals-seavy reeespss sales 1t
lsRoy1s1oSe-Quiet. sslcs Of me$s pnsE at SsssO.
GnocErtES-SuEAF dull: refined grades 1Dx4ilc
CnIi'e frn1. at las{l19Hc, guild, for Rio.
WuItKET-EtCadr. - -
, 1866-08-07

TOR HALE-A nicely fitted up Store,
A With stoek and nYtnEca, ln \ good location do
cry. Inquire at 81 Stnlc-nt. pyN
TOR SALE-(Jnc aI.inch Double Sur.
IL Aeer and hatcher, ono Reaawtng, OF Siding Ma.
shioc. A!Ho, one Shipg!e OF Heading Machine md nne
eash, nr wil trade Tor lumber. Inquire Of Tli6s.
aC0DWILL1E. cass end North NateE4t- North p1er.
, 1866-08-07

Scratches, Calls, SvcllIne%, Sores,
Sii-Fast, Pricks, and, In many cares, Qusttor,
Datleys i;alyanIc Horse salye. 1t also preserves
and softcns the uoof and is easily washed OF with
iy1ittlt soap and water. Fifty cents Il box. Sold
bd druggists and harness. s-tnakcfs.
Yss3S- 3S-n1EsEssIt-lielIMun
, 1866-08-07

THx srsnAr SHOOTING ArrnAr.-Atthe Iollec
Court yeftc1das fnsrnoon. clhrlc. +. Mc.tle7, the
flecia! policeman. who eh0i a German near Ynn
buten street hrase on Sunday evening, ar report
cd In our Issue Of Yesterday. way charged wtih an
assault with Intent 10 commit :urlcs. A pcr.op
was dret arrested ,y Mc,iscr, gave fett-contraiic.
toly -salcmcn't as 70 the facts, and the place
where th- disturbance fret arose. Mcstlcr himself
him, and i!:At c fired the pistol ont OF eclf-dc-
lcnse, reatensn: which Is latty denied BY all
vas POSTPONED till Thursday morning, ban being
hxcd nt SIn,MO.
Adam kslotll, the man who rrae wounded ap-
peared slightly hct:er yesterday, and great hopes
were expressed. h5 IFS physician, thai be woa1d
ultimately recover.
, 1866-08-07

Colgatc's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.-
A Superior Toilet Soap. prcparcd from refined
Vegetable. Oils. In combination with Glyccrtuc.
nd sspssaily designed for ,he ass of Ladies and I'd
washing properties nnriyallcd. For sale By all
druggists, fchlahg46-ly.xSw
, 1866-08-07
New York Weekly Bank Statement,


FLoC1-Quiet. .
GRAIS-Hheat- Choice grades hr1u anil shade bet
ter; sales Of white Michigan, crop of 1865 Ut $3.50
Nc aMees' cEop Ct = t42 DO, eror Of "a at tel0
Of So. At &c: Uata-A ehaIe better at lsSt iot No.
l., Ryc-Quiet
LAKR FRKfGHIs-Dul and unchanged.
RKCEtPIF-Fof the past week. 5000 brls noQr, laQQ1
bu wheat, 400 bu corn, 500 bu oatN,
EnIPxKSTs-S0 btls t1opr, Loo bu wheat s. 900 hu
corn, T. 900 bu oats, 1000 bu rye.
, 1866-08-07
LOCAL MATTERS,

The masses do Aay that Tebbcttss
Physiological Heir kegcncrntor has no equal for
restoring gray har, preventing it from falling on
and hcau1iiying the whole head. A luxury as q
dressing. SMITH d DWYER, agents. Sold every
where. augar1G2-1st-1tl-sA-Tu
, 1866-08-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbunel
MILwArKEK. Augusta
FIoCR-Ncak and dnu. Sales 50 bfis Eldnrado dor
bic extra spring nj eS.N.
GhAE-Nhsat adrsnccd Satc. Sales at T. m board,
$1,000 bu 1t tl.e.31S3h. cash. Noon board-salea
5000 bu 1t s1E316 essh t.ea3t63, seller ali week
sl9x. tc1ler all August, 4ls3 for No. :. D. m hoard
Sales ao0oo bn at sl.ss9l.64, ensh. Oats dropping
Sales go bu sk Sic Corn dull. Sales 40 hu at sLr
E90s-Flrm 1t l6c.
REcr1r7s-sn hs1s nour; 1900 bp ~htss, 500 nu
oats &n0o bu cuyu, LOCO bu re,
sn1rzxsTs-aoo b,s four, 5000 bu whcat, 1900 bu
wheat,
, 1866-08-07

Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tshunc.l
St. Lor1s AuSust6.
TnnACeo-F!srn. Luss from $s.Ao 10 TOO.
FLorK-Sa1ea Of XN 1t tlo.0o; club xxx At t9.13
clEh XN Ut 1900.
GHAN-WhcAt steady ami quiet: sales At el.nS3llo
for sprtnE and for fA1l. Corn Ic!!ne; sales
nte,stnc for yellow md 7as1c for white. oas, heavy
vt t3.Gt.c. Rye: ss1es at &c.
PEov1>ioSs-Mrss pork $as.oa 7 bsl.
a. Z
, 1866-08-07

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trlbunc]
DK1Rorrs AuSust6 6.
UF-Red White and Blue, Ceciron, C,yde. Tbcrmn,Is
CITY OF Mlw aukec, Baltc, ,Hoag Russian Bonnie Doom
u Williams, CaEthagenian, walrus. Dorr, Melyina
pows-Ainef, ogsEtta. Hemisphere, Favos1ic, Mou.
tano Transport IartaE, Onward sasco, II. s. Scott
WE,D-Sou.hwest
, 1866-08-07

THE PHno FAIsoss-One OF The two steamers
seized on Lake Eric In September, sGs-arriycd in
our port Sunday evening, ard was naturally an
object Of much curiosity yesterday, as ehc lay at
her dock at Rush street bridge. She fs the "Pailo
Tasrons," boarded and captured without fight,
and run on shore, sustaining considerable dam
age. She has been hongEs by Judge Fuller Of our
run between this port and st. Joseph, South
Haven, Kalamazoo, and otl,er adjacent ports. She
viii 1ea-c on "Wednesday evening on her fret trip
Captain langley commanding.
, 1866-08-07

Pr1lssins's Pure Cider Vinegar will
yonr grocer for no other vinegar. largest works
Of the kind In the United States. Charles G.
f. FRCss1SG. J3. aud 81 State street, Chicago.
anr3r3f3-l3t.F-N.W
, 1866-08-07
Rev. II. u. Kftcl,cll. y. n,

Al meeting OF Plymouth congregational
church, for rnblc worship. held on the evening
CT 1nly 1sih III the closc Of the sy.viccs on mo-
tiun of Rro;hcr Hcman Baldwin, Dr. !. H. Hollis.
tcr and the Dcacons OF the Church wcrc appointed
testin,ona Of thcir regard for Kcv. ii. D. Kitsh.
eli. u. H.. antl their feelings upon tho occasion
OF the Examination Of bis relations 10 this Church
July. ls,t,, reported The following:
"ltrv. Harvey u. Kitchell II. b., having tcsmi
nnted tticf pastoral. Of nhout two ychre, over
asseptins ,he f F1siids"sy of Midaebaly celi:ss =
has bcsn elected, the mcmhcFs Of thls Church dc
as man, a. i pastor, and as q christian, On i;,s
occasion oi the Termination Of thcir rrlalons d:
pi 3nlthonrI Ion I =" may tud !, difficult to exprc,.
nnr ,cstlH.atr Of and. our frclings toward Dr.
ka.ehcil, wl!hunt scenains 70 hare employed ille
aasua:e 81 paneessie. unoesomsnc - " and
-isn 70 pass without such .xprc.sion. We g.
tecm Or. kttchel a. ripe in scholasrhlp. sound Ia
ttct,fnc, able, logical nnd forcil.is III argument
led, and most atectionaio in Heart. w sdmir,
l'ln, Us man. VIC esteem him rs a friend, and wt
love him as q. Christian. saeh has becu our ap
wh!ch Nc part with him. lie has 1ons a work
with and for Plymouth Church during his shc.'
pastorate which none or us dared 70 hope al IT
beginning; and he carries With him Into his ne'.
field OF labor onr hghcat confidence, our catncs,
love, and our sncern prayer for his conttuucd use
fansst, for his present and future happiness, ant
II lie M rcpori i ,aas aseepca @ and d. he saia tc.tlmo
nial was uuanimonely adopted.
On motion Of Bro. 9: $. uough, i was orde.c!
on, Tic t0nQr<tafIondlftt, and Tho daily papers
snmc.
committer 10 transmit copy OF theae proceeding
10 Or. kitchc11, and 10 supettutcrd their pnbl1c1
, 1866-08-07
THE CITY.

TnoTEs7AS7 OnruAx Asy1rx.-rhe dl,cctnrs
ot this Institution requested 10 meet at thsrs
o'elnek this afternoon, at the Asylum, On 1mpot.
tant hustucse.
, 1866-08-07

PEnsoSA1--protcssor T. II. saford, tho .Ast.on-
oner OF the Chicago Observatory. has been elect
ed Al, associate member OF the Rosal As:rono-
mlcal Society Of Lenaon.
/. Sterling MnTion nd MajoT 'He s;cne:ai ii. LII II.
Heath Of Nebraska, IN General II. Simpson,
United stttes CumulisEi.ncT OF the Pacific Itnil-
ut the fremont.
, 1866-08-07

NhuCTuHul1 .JINERCKe
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tr,h1ne.J
CINCINNATI. August6.
Flnrr-nnl1, hnt prices steady. Sales Of family At
{iDsna1t.e0.
GEA1S-Thcat steady. Satcs new winter 1t f?.*57
IS. Com auitt-So. mixed. elaGr. Rye nEm at SC
for No.l. Oats steady. Sales No. At He Barley
scaEcc and orm. Primo new fall. tt.sa31.6o
Cu1roS-Dull and lower. Mlddling otIcscl at Sc:
wH,sxxr-SteAdy. Bondcl active. Sales so bs1s At
&c; suall sales frcc at $2.**a
pRoys1oxs-Actlye and firm. Mess pork In GOOD de-
nand. Sales 800 brs city at $9!oo 800 btls old at
tSlt0. Bacon held tznner. Sales rib t!des 19Kc;
clear sides At c. BnIk steady Eales rih sides
al 17<c. Lard in good demand 2 but held AT eohc.
MoSrI-Easy.
ExcuASuE-Dnll At pars2ioo prem.
, 1866-08-07

Cucnnlbcrx.-If you don't want TO
suffer from disorders OF the stomach and bowels.
don't eat cucumbers, and always keep a bottle OF
Boyi's Balm In your hoRsc. For salo BY Ful-
1e1, Finch j. Fuller. Chicago. an1 r5's.2t NTH
, 1866-08-07
phflndclphln 1iusket.

FhflRdclph1n 1ins ket.
-. -. fnfI+apkLrn1A, AuSuetG,
$50 for extras,
GntAy-Whcat Advanced 13c; sales Of rcd Mt ssEoa
I'D Corn dnli; tales at alc for yellow End 81 for
mixed Western.
lHoy1sloSs-Steady. Mczs PORK ut suoo.
Nu1sKEf-Dull Of s3SS
, 1866-08-07

Mhs hESk1 A. TnoRS. representing The house
ols' y. 3 A. 7. Meyer, Of New York, manufactu-
.es @ o. tue celebrated 1Xl ektttsr has arrived IL
ms city with samples Of ek1rts adapted to the fall
Trade lie will remain in The citv ahont len days.
, 1866-08-07

Dft1sQrEsT GrAlintASa.-A list OF guardians
VINO nave been adjudecd delinquent in tho dis
eaafgc of their duties has been made out aud Is
noW exposed In the Comfy Court room. Parties
concerned gre commanded to examine II /; 1t NAV
Eave trouble -.A'
, 1866-08-07
ID I f. ID ,

Ancust 9Th. WALTER y. REID, son OF r.. T. and
Samtna 1sffd. In the hfth rear nf hts age.
Funeral VIII take place at o'clock today from
etrett.
On Sunday, the 5ih isst., ALICE ROGERS only
daughter OF Rev. J. q. and Alice l.. H. Trowbrid.c,
aged 15 months.
The funeral wi he attended at 10 n. to-day (Tuca-
da~1 from asj Michigan avenue.
, 1866-08-07
A11luSel1lrl&tS.

DROGRAMAIE TO TIE GRAND
l. coScE1SVT e sR1E III }91 }xennF CsHssas;1ce, as
Assisted By the great vtontst Enyder md Prof
Miller. Pianist, IN TEIItlSDAl Evening, Aax a ,sJ
Concert from Mcndelaohn- Esrtho!dy, for Violin and
Piano. Ne<srs. Snyder and Miller.
]! Dsclio-k!sa Wn1t;.by Ardlt sung In Italian Ism
guaEc, GF Miss aiaYIe Won El~ueF.
Echo Song fss kunZ br Jenny Lind} Franz Abt Miss
Marie Won Elsntr-
oudo dc ls:sa tiron, the Second Concert by Esnss>
casto Dlva from Koruna, Rcllinl. Miss Mario Won
within MI1c of Ed!nooro. Sj.ss MaFic Won Eisnsf:
There's Sigh In the Heart: ttctt) Miss Marie and
II. ElSncF.
Tickets 50 ccnts Reserved seats > ecnta for which
Diagram Of tue Ball bS eeon at Mcxsrs, Dauer's
mlltfc HtufC.
Door npcn At O'Clock; to commence At O'Clock.
, 1866-08-07

R5T. ". q. Mnpuns, thcblnd preacher. Rector
Of T. unity Church, viii prcacl. tn ST si,11..
Chofch, al Evanston, this Tuesday evening. Ser.
vices VIII commence At eight O'clock.
, 1866-08-07

pAsE1S0 Cor.TEuFErT Dnls.-A man named
James McSalty was arrested yesterday by Ser
Eeant Clayton, Eor having passed counterfeit ten
dollar bill. IIc attempted 10 pass of the bill in
Rounds saloon, on Wells street, but not being
jackson and Wells, where he reviewed change tor
It. fhr saloon keeper informed Sergeant Clayton,
who found McNalay In bee saloon spending the
drink. The whole party were placed under ar
rest and taken bctorc Justice Nitilsen, who fined
the thIcs Eve dollars each, for beln. tsi=oldetiy.
McSa1ly will be examined 1his foFeuoou before
United states Commissioner Hos1c.
, 1866-08-07

The CAFE OF MATTuEwsoSys. .Coyr1s.-Acouple
OF afdaarfts was flied in the Superior Court yes-
tcrday, the allegations Of which III true) present
materially diereEs aspect Of aalrs 10 that indi-
Gated IN the bill filed by William Matthcwsop,
C'ias Smith. published III the TRIBUNE Of a few
days ago. Tue afIidayi:s III question nre to tho
Effect that ConSis, IN the presence Of witnesscs,
offered to give back The holtFc Aia.thcWEou, on
payment Of The fec due hin, Tor legal services also
That Maithcwson attempted to Jump bail By lcav-
ing the city: but was prevented by constable
, 1866-08-07

NEW YoEK, Aueust6 8.
MosE-Qniet and easy al 4s rcr cent for cali loans
= SfEELEb-Duli and nominal at 4taios.
INK and c'ostng at lls3 WV '@s' 4->sA4'AAs ~
GovEENMKSIt-Are steady.
FEE1dHTs TO LIrEurOQI-Qu!et aaI frn1
, 1866-08-07

Special t:atllion.-aIr~. TIn~loySss
Soothing syrup has become popular that rari-
nna parties have pnl ont articles calling them Mrs.
Wfnslow's. Please take notice that the Mrs. Wins
low Of the Soothing Syrup Is not connected with
my oster article. fnncitlSl.
, 1866-08-07

N1Otli and Frecl<le~.-Ln1iea afflicted
with discolorations on The tacc called nloth-
patches, OF [rcckles should use Per7y's celebrated
Mo,h and FrecElc Lotion. Ii Is inI,llible. Pre-
pared by Dr.: +. O. Perry, Dcf1natolosIst 20 Bond
street, New York. Sold by all druggists In CHI
cneo and elsewhere. Price e..
MayJAtl5-3ul.sA-T-Tu
, 1866-08-07

LAHctS1Ea.-Kate 1ti1cs was c1nsht stealing
Iron from the Northwestern Railway cars on Snn-
day night. Stcarn+, the siceial Matchman ut tho
depot, took the Iron from her. and locked her pp
She was held for trial III $109 hall.
John Milton ssRs committed for trial at the Re-
corde.'s Cont iu hail Of $AE for stealing coat
Falued at $40 from Stewards livery stables State
street.
, 1866-08-07

THE DISEASED CATrL,, SALE.--Suft Was entered
yesterday in til. Ci:cnit Court Of this county by
r. Dyekruan tthc Ninze street butcher referred 10
in onr issHc ef yesterday as thu purchaser Of a
lot nf diseased ca!ile nj the Union Stock Yards.)
against Mcs-Ef Cooley & Ellrdsc, the eclers, for
faWU damages. The tacts 1T the case, as set forth
BY TIC complainant arr, that he purchased twenty
four head ot callle nj tota coF1 Of ssal.:, mp
posing them 10 lie sound :; that On returning 10
The yards OIL ilc next MOI nt. he found nine Of
The animals dead tint he tlrcu demanded a re-
INN OF his moner. which lcin: refused, ilc re-
potled the facts ~ the Health 0sicLr. and then
Instituted eut II IL undclstood tla, Tic purchase
referred IT, comprised but Il portion Of lhc dis
eased hv,d.
, 1866-08-07

The MAus.-On and af1.r wcdresa,v IN .,,nx
foM> the foreign mnils tia lncbec viii c1ose a,
80 ?. NJ, and those for Cincinnati, Louisyil,e aud
indianapolis will close at s:3o n. m.
, 1866-08-07

Let NIL who desire n good head Of hair
bnlion 10 mctic1l scIcnce'' lately introduced lnto
the Western market and known as 81 Barrclt's Veg
ctable Hair Restorative" Sold By nil driGsists
Lord & Smith, q Lake st1ect, are the central
agcuts. jy:1-pt5s-l2t.F n "
n, .r'.atlr !r,in1cd nIieea' + y R1onx, n R,n.
doltt.et. c5lS
, 1866-08-07
wOOD,s NUSUE,
Pic MIC EEcuRSlnN

The West Indlan4.st NJ E. Sabbath School take their
Tenth ANIMAL Excursion on next Wednesday,, (Ausns:
Depot At ::ls =. m, Tickets, : a9e % cents.
Go, With them and Catoy = GOOD time On the lake
e00ft. FfS4-5D
, 1866-08-07
Take1t Gap.

TAKEN UP-August ath, 1s@a 1Sas "a .,rtae me
IeT1 Of Niles oae ~ ST 1T 4oFbn H III 9ope hsitsT
4as 8 oVns4 A1sP; esa ss Ssss . tas a9d
fidM RANDALL. AlN
, 1866-08-07

s...'- uc4use one O'CLOCK this morning, sounded
from Box 14s, wae occnsioned by tho burning Of
building at No. us Superior street, occupied hy
Mr. Gorse as stained glass mandatory. The
l,ulldinE was used as Catholic church until abont
three year,; since. There were furnaces in The
tgrited the side Of wood-shrd. and before The
engines reached the spoi, the flames had obtained
good hendway. The fire was confined to the one
hRtldin., Which was believed to have been mar.
tally Insured, but the loa- ia not known