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, 1866-10-24

illness Of George u. PFentace-a1ertluc o!
Ehc AFntuc4y Grand Lodge Of Odd Ect-
ThtcvlDR.
Ispccial Despatch to the Chicago Tribane.l
l1,11srtILE> Octobcr23-
George D. Prentice, euI,or Of the Journal II
Dangerously I'll.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows OF Kentucky
met today. Tic attendance is better than on ans
previous occasion. The reports Of Il. ". a. a.
Pollard and committees End officers rhow crati
flying degree ef y: o.p-rify OF the Ufdrr.
II is very cold to-sf:h:- Al ! Il clock the ther-
momctcr ftood At hf.y de.1ees.
T. f. EcSpcddci,, Of en4t 'src, lci1 eleven
hundred cn}ia:s in bis room Ut thr 1.onisvf1lc Ho
tel, while lreaktasiinS, aud some tiief took tht
money.
, 1866-10-24

Hil be held in The south towns Of Cook
County as follows:
At Dalton Station, Thursday, October 18th. at
O'Clock p. m.
AT Thornton Station, Friday, October eCth+ at
1o'clock p. m.
At Bloon,, Saturday, October 9Th, at O'Clock r
NJ.
O'Clock p, n.
The above mce.ings will be addressed by Il. II.
>hepart. and II. ", Leayitt, candidates for tho
legislature. Some Of them By Hon, n. b. Judd, can
s:i''ac FOR Congress by General Bcycr1dse, eandf
:'ac for Sheriff; I1on. J. u. Ward, candidate for
State Senate; General f. $. Solomon anl others.
a Republican meeting will he held at Harlem,
IN this county, This Tucsaay evening. The meet
in. wifi be addressed by Hon j. D. Ward, Hon.
J. J.. Campbell, L. L. Bond and others.
, 1866-10-24

Settlement nj Il LunS-f:ortc-tet1 sutl-Ceu-
seuary Of American Mr.hodi4m-A Pro-
trnctcd md Violent etnr,n -Cout rihut IONS
in Ard Oft teuebcc sufferers.
Tonos7o, c. W., October a3-Thc million and
a nan!f suit bcfwern1hr Ccmmct cal Hank anil sllc
Great Wcstctn RAILROAD, tha: has been a, i.sue for
si1 yease, hes b:en closed by direct negotiation,
satisfactory to 10th parties.
The ccnicLary Of alsllodis,n In ANT lea, Was
cFlebsated here and throughout Canada.
a violent slosm has prevailed since Sunday
night
QrnEc, October s3.-Thc Grand Trunk Rai1.
rual will carry free all ntstbuuous for the re-
lief OF tie sufferers b. tie lat ilrc. Large sau
plies Of prcdnce are coming il from The country.
Carpenters and loirrrr arc working Eratuttous}y
al the erection OF oftemposary eheaa
The amount Of the contributions raised In thi
city Is now $4,000. - 49,
Tlc weather continues to be dna
, 1866-10-24
Independent Religious Society In ChI-
Fa4yn.

The followers and admirers Of Theodore Parker
some years si:ce established In i:oston society.
which Is named The ''Paskez Fratcsnity.' They
own and occupy large hall on Wa -hington
street, AID have regular meetings twice every
philosophy nse here taught aad explained. Wide
II departing frusn the views Of orthodoxy ana the
fnl et,c;c,y. Some gentlemen Of Chicago hnve
rre.c11E eoncei:ed tl1r idea Of establishing sim
liar society In Ibis city. and with that end in view,
and The services OF Mr. Charles A. Hayden, of
sfa:. achnsrtts, who has already spoken On the
last two Sunday evenings 10 large and Intelligent
audiences. Mi. Hayden ie Il yonns lnau OF only
,wcrty-two, bnt one q! the most wonderful orators
Of The present day, with Il tlo:S Of !anrHagc and
e,r of age md great experience. Thoae Who hare
hea:d him say that he Is fully equal 10 Mollt in
, 1866-10-24
Burning of u Furniture Factory nj

*11@e8<eF F"9Ks WHIT
New fonlz. October 2a.-The Etsuld's Bridge
port, Cocn., special eaEs: '1The Bridgeport Fur
nitufr company's. factory, consisting or three
large brick buildings, was almost entirely de-
ttroyed by 6se last evening. Loss abot $15,0 900
men are thrown out OF employment. The COM
pauE he'd a very large stock on hand. The build
luga and stock are almost 4 total loss"
, 1866-10-24

Mos7rk11xn, Vt. October es.-The Vermont
JeE7elatare today elected United Senators, a.
death OF Senator Colla1ncr Hon. L. p. Poland 10
all the nncxpised Term Of Senator Footc, Zion.
cf March next, Hon. Justin VI. Morrill, received
the entire yote OF the Senate and in tht Nou.c III
votee. while Is votcs given for the Democratic
nominees. who wcrc npn. Henry Ecycs Il n
Smith and Hon. 7. r. Reddeld.
, 1866-10-24
Sewing Muchtucs-OhIo State Fair.
STATE FAr8 lsRnt.SDs /

STATE FAIR GROUNDS,
DAYTON, Ohio, October 10. 1850.
We, The undersigned committee. as. a unit,
nwafd the first premium to the " Whcelcr & Wilson
Manufacturing Company for the best sewing ma
satue feE family use. 1hs nasis Of our INDICTMENT
durability OF WORK. Third, tase OF working.
Fourth, stiffness in rrn"ins: Filth. simplicity
and completeness Of its Attachments. And for d
1nnly naashine price not 10 exceed fatty dollars,
VIC award tie first premium to the Howe Sewing
Machine Company Of Cleveland, Ohio.
:. And for 1nanutnesnEinE purposes, we award the
first premium 10 The Grover g. baker Machine. In
tbs c!ass there wcIe tour entries, and only Two
r1aChfnes On exhibition, the Grover s. Baker and
1o"c machines, both vastly different III construc-
tton4 yet both well adapted to the PURPOSE for
Which they arr intended. And in attempting to
do netirc to orc Of these In such case Is but IT.
justice 10 the o.heF.
in ,nash'nee fur family use, tlerc were seveu en-
tries: Wheeler j. Wilson. Grover s Baker, Howc,
Elliptic, 5 ugeT, wilcox {. Gibbs, and lhc "F1or-
cnce," IAc c,tte' withdrew froal the contest, OF
waved an examination BY the committee, but ar
tsFWald, recalled the committee, when, By order
ch,nc. The abusc i most respectfully submitted,
". q. ALEXANDER,
Mrs. ". ". WuI.SET,
MEs. JANIS PATTERSON,
, 1866-10-24

Huanla Market.
BUFFALO. October &5-6 r. N.
FIarr-Salcs at $40 hrls IT I'll -s9E,t So *prlnS:
t;ns,S-Shcat steady. Ss;e. Of :s:no I'M 1t t1o for
..7 kite Cana.n; *1o for Port ashlnslon clab
tern acittA and lcrltns. upward Ope4eA t.das At
tcnS by Al .. k saiss f,7 ~ s,e Il y, ;ti2, b. -.
th1raco: &c tor No. T.rl'. b.tseS OF Ao>1
r. Al for Canads-the .,ut>Ar rFsre an extreme
tAN.AL FEElun7e-Flrnl. 10 Sev TtsE-Nhcit.0c
com isc; uals itAc To AoAn4 lac, Gotta Lei
uxts It, .--
RrcIlfTs-Flour. 1.Ce! hEls; whcAt s3.sss b1 coEn
s5.,U bn : oats a,ssu bn fayr y l:,tEa h;t.
EASAL Ell oE1>So capuEts Of gain. shippers hold
lee of. :. ,,,,z, ra
icjo apd Detroit fpr III. week ending Ocio3c! + were
, 1866-10-24


Fourth Ward, Ffsft Precinct Thr registry lists
arc pos;cd ri The Bucl House. corner al State anil
1wcntr.scennt st1cct. to1 insnrc,,,n
Third "a'd First Precinct. The 'is1 Of voters
in this prcciret IL posted nj tho freight Office Of
ll,e Rock Island Railroad, on Clark street, op7o.
s,,sh - a-.rs,.o, :,
11,o no.saa ~ r.,,s,rr IN lin o+,,e- ,,r,c;r,,e
@ ~ " ~, ~, ,,a;- 1s.s ~ saon ~ ,sos
sh,., n,,s otro ,,a,I.o ~ no f.rt
=. ~ ---e.
TuE Fnsr FAIL or Sxow.-Yesterday The city
Was visited by u gcntte snow showcs-the first
that has appeared this season. 1t was rather un-
expected, because 30 carly, and yet It was v H.
come ae /: .eemed TO rrocuO*ficatea cssation or
Iast W q tue neaqnisoes van Sanlsnsd Tho sna
BY cold hut clcsr md healthy weather.
------ .-,---..--.-
tute re e.asees,blcy yesterday morning, With au iu
rrrn,c IN thr,1 nn,nhe,e fro, thc .,tsnd,,co ~ ~
s.e4 49,. ~. ..a....a .-.,..1- 49, y. ''e
rss' uss. .ae aee.s.scs comm eneea WIN p3A5eF
hers participated. 4 criticism on the sermon Of
the evening previous WAS read. The critic dwell.
inE on tlo importance Of ,l.r xusa ''Mtune:h" IN
1.cifct.on, entering fnlly into The grammatical
cuLsk -'ctiou Of The text. Nev. Charlie. IIancock
/ Ec.d !: essay on the penalty Of ss,4, which drew
{ The hranciaI government Of a churca, waich
5 participated In By several mcsnhc:s prrseoi
nd ca7Fet mnch meInmcnI ~ me many modes
!spes n 'or hnEna. , 'im. st3 ~ 7, a.
ccsn:nt ~ ~ Trsitn~ md sfY,fty sfrc ,JnIy III ::
70 10 II o. H., Greek recitation: ii to II A. m lee
lure by l'rofese or nuven; 80 p. H., prayer.
-s--
4 HAsTr MARRIAGE AND ITS HEsULTs.-peorle
,oich, well cease to wonder at The number Of d.
, 1866-10-24

st. Louis Market.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TEibure.l
ST. LOUIE October 23-
TnHAcco-lnact1vc. Lugs s:59sa.so; shipping leaf
<6.2a9sH; manufacturing Leaf <lno1a15. 90.
FLouE-Acnre and fEro. AX{lL73; xxx $1t,75
choice NIX rs %; superanc $50.
CHAIS-Whcat s.c.hy ut 9,.os:35 f,r spring; S..ic
3:.h for falf. Corn firm at E1a35c. Oats nr:f At Il
@4;c- Rye steady At % 81. %. Dat1sy nem at s5ca
sl..5 for tpr1ng si.7ossl BIC for falt.
wn1sKEY-Cnchange1.
FRor1s1oSs-Mcss pork steady at s3s.s3. Bacon veal
nj i9c for city clear slde l6Xc for city shoulders
Plain h2m5 &c.
, 1866-10-24

rrns~tns,a Purc. s:t.icr Vinegar Will
rrcscFse pickles, and Is warranted pure, Ask
of tie kind in tht C1ltcd Stales. CH,nLEs @. E.
Pnrss1Sa. Ss9 and 34t State street. Chicago.
, 1866-10-24

Tekscis Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DKrEo1I, October q.
CrNo.ntne Light
ItowS-Sone.
NlSD-Southwest EA;e.
, 1866-10-24

New YonK, October q
TIT drS eonds matSct opened cheerful anI .tea ts
nrntMsh Wlth. no slEns O: aas Great act!ylty. Tho
ttcad.htsk n tfc cuttn market yeaissay, AMI the RS
MHsd Att!sity. r!rriudes Auy Idea Of ruuc!n: prcs
white The light storks seem to m3ke manufacturer
Father indifferent They uued 10 watt for souo
accumulation. A
torREES' PIECES.
1lEoTn shcettngs-AtnoskeAgA L. axe: Mcdford. 2le;
hlcachcd shiFt1nEs -Bate<'- sc: Dartlctrs, sic ;
Grrtn Manufacturing Company. &c.
ITlnts-Nerri1.ac d. 2lc; Hamilton t9xc A1laa 19c
NArrrcAn. iSc.
G!neEams-Lsnrastcr.. .'xc; Hartford e2Itc,
ta1.estcs- asa!ns ston. 15c !; Portland, llxc.
, 1866-10-24

For tho c0lnIls- winter he provided
witt: stcwart's cooking acd heating stoves, also
foot warmers, coal Sa<cs. fancy scnttlc., drc
Irons, library ard nussrrr lenders brckwes,
cake dishes. Tea and culsec urns. soap stone
:riddfrr. dish covers. aud everything new 10:
cnmfoH and economy. at wholesale and retail al
paltQu i Cos. Il l.1kc street
, 1866-10-24

TOR SAIE-One of the best Boot and
Shoe Stores On St&fe-sr.. with choice and well.
rejected stock and established business invoice
prices An excellent chance for man ot small capital
WAHRES GOODRICH, Real Estate Brokers, 1:e3
, 1866-10-24

Not1l Chronic md Inflar,,mntorF
rheumatism arr being daily cured hv Mctcalf-'e
G:cat Rheumatic Remedy. Sold by all druggists.
, 1866-10-24

SLATE, md American Ex,re., comn,r,,,. md
,yar largely Interested in other banks In lii p.l.
yate HE Mr. Cook was toynI and rcsucctrd py aii
who l.ncw him Being Kind and opcn.Sca1tcd
% Cook was 1 ye o aso At tha
to mourn his loss. His remains have been taken
East for inteFment.
po1,er n..r1a.-7c.1, Chapman ana ,.,x.
ibe Police conrt on The csasrs nhea sasn ~
Is 1anc !; not %.,,, e.;
charae Of .abpc s hsia ,hn 10 Pay y faos @ oH the
9si fnr .te.ifns, ns Mas heid to further ball Of
Is Eot,h WIZ! coming from Mrs. Mulgan. No.
arrcs9 h.s .!amt "a JesteFdsy DISCHARGED nom
rwintsir Mi,h Eb3c See1 H. ao"e1 20 arrnnss. nc
ciemencr aioe Sri ~ - W. "a ns.aken
Aa ii"n'nanMy. isa,a .'a,
tn ~. Hr,astai1 ~ W. nnso Fly any sent
snnltin I;ttIa III 4''''' ao' as
Jnhn 3'r.n -. ~ ha,d ,re, In corn hail ~.
chaps a a,eon rs ne11 Gson u s, Ill., ea M On sae
~ to,tarn E aSnnna Snm sso "''a1' aoose' NO.
Edward Fiixccsn!d. Who said that he was from
The noiie csr9 ~; "
Of Canai and West Madison streets .sh;vrrIn" nmi
far ysgrancv As ""' AAeo " 1S @"o oiis' eo"'''
A Ler' sixteen ycars old. WAS arrcs,ra nond,v
night and aned The same sum on the same Charge.
rio,n n. hr ss}d cFrrSih,m" wans rr,n,1 :. VIII ~
SO a yisltant at tln Police Court yestcrtav. for
having no occupation OF means Of Eupport, and
mig , x, VIII slHty aasa 81 INC nrldeSe'l which
no mo- win,rr "'A4 an tasoasa
ALout eleven o.clocl; IN Mond,v n,cbt Officer
McNnhon. nj the MrTch.nfs, rnilce S5rrostnd =
ma, with coli Of aIouI 1hi1ty nouriis Of Tone on
his shoulders WHICH nroyId ID have becn stolc1,
ION TIC bark Queen civ" Of Nflwantcc. IIe
rayc his name us Ucnry Fitids heforc The Iaolice
Cturt Yesterday and was c0mmIfI al fn. tr:n1 .t
the Recorders Co1ttt In bail of EasL
Frederick Kruger, ! German, wAo resides nj No,
G53 Lalin street, was passing on rlroop street.
, 1866-10-24

4 GENTS-Wan.etl- first
r!ats eanEas:ets gentlemen and 1as:!e: for THE
nrd heari1fl Engraving ta* pe,':s la eennra
dations. which cause 1t Il, he admired b7 every sMtsi
r. Neg Terri IL a1lsance e puolcatton a]o IN stt-
fanf Ohio, hy one maE IN fur weeks. Asrn:> in 7-
cnayter> arc meeting witl.unp 4rsllcled eu7=7: 1o
fompst+ at persons re otlrr extra Inducements Ch:ra
Ec. with many 1t:er cttiea towns 1a- .,rrn
ont Apply immt dlsfe ;. IN person moss = b.;
letter with stamp 10 s. s. BOT DEN Publisher, fHin
Csca-0, III.
, 1866-10-24

It Works to F'ertccffon.-Mr.. Wins
lows sooth'ng Syrup. 70, Children tce.hEns, +
perfectly ias snless. It produces nalu.I'. qnict
sleep. Ly relieving Tie child from pain, and th-
little c1crub awakes as ''br1ch, as a buttou." II
cnscs Wild collie, rs-nta'es The howel.--sves rest
street. New York, and No. su5 High 1olborn, Lon
Jon, Englaand.
, 1866-10-24

The price Of THE GALAXY is IS n year !
S3 Tor six months. When It is considered
thar the Naanzine fl issued twice m oiaen as
the monahlfcs, 1t will be seen that these
Enics arc very reasonable.
, 1866-10-24

Snn Francisco Mining ~hnrcs.
San FiASc1scn. October H.
MiS1Sa suAErs-are ar1ncr. Yellow taek-t 50
thir n: t1zflar, -: Belchcr. So scAf Tenders 65x
clu.tc sxheat 81 III per hundred.
, 1866-10-24

TOR SALE-Pianos from $40 to S3u0.
ninth, It So. o0;i Lasaiie-st. II. CAsrEE.
, 1866-10-24

Cincinnati o1nfkets
Especial Despatch 70 tho Chicago Tstbune.1
ClsctNsAT1. October 23.
FloCE-1n better demand and arm. with sales Of ex-
trA Al tl:ooal2-5a, aud hmi!y - $la1o3t3.5l.
GHA1S-"heat quiet, but dtner ealcs Of NJ.
Western at s2-. and No. spring as sasts?.&s Corr
aufe' hut steady ssles OF mixed ut slSslc oat. &C.
tue and 1c higher sales OF So.2 At 49, and No. At
soc Rye has advanced &c; salcs Of No. at $l.is
Barley dull except choice 1. which Il active at s;3
@i.12
coTrnr-Dnll and lower r,Iddtlng s7c
Wn1sKET-Firm. with sales Of boadod at ST.: and
Irrc al $3.3t.
l1oT1ssoSs-Steady. Mess PORK dall It 81. .soaT2..
Bacon shoulders actiyc sales Of = hhda at ise sides
dull at lsc Duik meats dun small sales OF shoulders
at liz, and sides 1t 13c loose. Lard steady at 15
Exc
MoSEr-SteAdy.
ExcuASGK-Flr1a nj pAral0 premium.
, 1866-10-24
auctto11 Ea.cB.

nBERT l. SAMPSON,
sALEsRooNs ~ l. 40 pEA1:BoES.sr,
Chicago. III.
Ons personal attention given to sales ot Household
Furniture. q dwellings, or at ONT Aus'!on Rooms
tcfestto call on US.
E:eennt Housohold Furniture. Brussels
md 1n9rniu Carpets Dtuucr sets,
Mirrors, Three Pianos, &C.,
AT A.UC TIoN.
!, vesy III g. g
sottent Of Chamber snlts x,t, marble tops. haished
nat: Hch r.5lor snits u 1sossTo ani iN walnut,
snd sn Fscs snt af m1 so
Ghass tn great variety Bookcases and SECRETARIES,
SsEK
Irses Hall CnslFs Lonng.s, Eiaseres Whatnots Pei
e1.iss: T!sssh Ssiss I'D S asssf PIs!as ~ T;:S
s:3 is ;; s551s T. i 4 s:s
"''1'1' '''@' GILBERT SAMPSON. Ancrrs.
RY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
TRADE sALEoF
White Croclxcry md c. c. Ware. humps,
1lirrors. and 100 Gross stave 0iuckiug,
At a q G TIo N.
9n WEpSEspAI os.oSe; @ e. e * oe1eei Eewtn
+; o f Ts Ms 5ac 5t ns T.
Also is;ee ss;9Ttsent Of Rosewood and GILT and
ss and Marble Foot Zero
81 - ss sS SS ss s
GILBERT & SAMPSON, -
" GENERA; y : ssa 4SsT.2SsEss; u Sss95ess.s,.
Valuable Collection OF
Marble and Atahaster Ware
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY MORNING. October .. 1t * o'clock.
81 y s55
% III oi Nssse .ea Ae.s V.:e "a, OF sish sna eeSan;
sias ttsi fsszas sad tn: ss eesasiia! @
sieaFs q nos: fl:h Jessi s..nas Foansa!n.: IL:
SSsk e as sss:4ess
and oihes Mantc Ornaments embracing nsay articles
mt
ing. ana T.. Wedncsday; a.y 4. aaa eSe9i1z ,,-o ..
Ps1s,e. isns 70 osnantns tassr houses or rsrdcas
Ill rna This seod opportunity to do 70 at tmaA
e''' - FN>l' s' GILBERT SAMPSON. ancrs.
Wn1. 4. BUFFERS < Co.,
A11.i:rccrs / Commission Mc1chauta,
PALMF1.s BLOCH.
p&s 81 as RAxDoLPH-ST.
CTAPLE DRY GOODS AND CLOTH
AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, Oct. erh At ~ O'Clock. It Buffers
AIsdo1 Rooms y Pa,m9s. RleSS II - nd ,.e ~ Ksa
ti\ CRATES CROCKERY, SILVER
fV Plated WARE. DC,
AT AUCTION,
On THURSDAY, Oct. 4th It sx O'Clock, It Bn,tc:s'
dolphst. Wi. i: BUFFERS CO., Aucs'rs:
| ENERAL GROCERY STOCK, TO-
" BAcco, CIGARS, &C.,
AT AUCTION,
On THTRsDAT Oct u - o'cloek 4 Buffers: Auc'
w. i. BUTIKRs d CO., AuctioneeIs.
pEGULAR SATURDAY sALE.-Fur-
~ tttare. CARPETS, Stoves, croekesG. Horses Was'
Al AUCTION,
On SATURDAY, Oct 3:th, at?x O'Clock as Rntte.sf
:olpssst '' VII. 1. R9TTERs : CO. Suct's.
5o0 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
LOU Bu9alo oyershoes de-,
| At AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, Oct soh. 1t " O'Clock 1t Butters. Aue
| uou koQns II PAlmtt's Black, ~ +ni ~ KsatoiPh
It. nA4. -. IL Akhs d CO., Arct'ts-
, 1866-10-24
LOCAL MATTERS,

The horrors 1i DyAs,eps:E - "o sEae us ~
NAL train Of disordera which 1t leads. arc ave.
vci.isyc, or cured with astonishing cclcri.y hy
their direct and vcnfa! operation upon tic stomach.
The liver and the ncIvons system. Family boxes
= cents. Sold BY all dealers. j. II. REED & Co.,
Chicago. ILL.,. wholesale agents.
, 1866-10-24

LATER NEW f0Kh MARKETS.
Especial Despatch TO the Cnlc1so Triouae.l
NEW YpfK. Octobct H.
EXF0KTF.
Exports fnr the past week zre four million s!x hun.
Grcd Ind eighty Thousand dollars l Including
"a, brla nuur. aiooa bu wheat 1863 noo bu corn sl1
Iris PORK. -, ,po ns lard and 2.o7ooo n cheese.
HKKAp61UJ18.
Flour snd wheat gathered strength 1t the Close with
some speculative feeling. Ths n1ctamcnt Ia corn DC.
partially subsidized as ths closa, but without weAkon
Ing.
ET0CKb N kToHE,
Wheat 49, 40 bu; corr sqsi.o1s bn; oats l.ao1cee
bu re, I'll ,ul bn barley. Sc ooo br.
FRQvIsIoKf.
Pork cioaed 1T $3lsa cash and fsl15 regular,
LIVE HOGS.
Hogs-receipta for lnrcc days. u car loads Docllne1
TO eA0lotc.
Corn, to London, Sd, and to Cork s. Cd.
, 1866-10-24

Scvs York stock und Money Market.
NEW ToRK. October q.
tiewET-NArkct eaar nt 4Q5 1er cent,
S1EEtiSG-Quiet at 13l3 lplG. .....
Got1eIFlEncr. opening at l15S, declining to 1s54,
GovERSGEsT sTocKs-lcss acs!yc and scarcely 80
firm.
FEElGH1s TO L1vEuoc1t-&snlct.
, 1866-10-24

NEW AURA tAVILE MA lila Eta
Associated Press Report.1
1885,. NEW IoEK, October 2a
are is follows:
HtEr CA77Lr-First quality. q 1o1 ps. 4t7,o1;
fais 1G to gned Soas1doo' commou- s1ioo412oo tnie
CnSt ASn C.LvEs-Extras, 7 head. se1oo ale %;
m0n, $5o.GG5Dn0; Inferior. <D.o14 4A5.N.
VEAL CALsEs-Fitst qualify, = b, l3si3tc: oyd.
nary, lna12c; common. i2ee13c; inferior, s4lOc.
SnEEr AND LAMBs-EItras. head, $:.1139h1; !;
prime ss :st%G CO.. ordinary. 70; common $3.50
@l.01; inferior. k5o0ts3..5.
ewtSE-Ileayy cofu.frd, + ., 11x310Ac; light and
medium, 9aGslE.
The market for beef cattle ruled dull AMI decidedly
lowe! under Continued hcsSy receipts. Common
grades having sold It decline Of lK52c per bu. aud
r1icc at The close while good stee,s we're Quoted At
E4lGc. Common cattle sold ~ low as S1ltc.
Mich cows were IN fair demand, aud III some cases
slight advance was established, though We maks no
change In quotations.
Vealcaiyrs In active dem4nd and drm IN view of 4
smalI supply iJHc being generally obtained for PRIME
general sales being made I'll K Gslac.
, Sheep and lambs, under increased receipts and a
large Supp, rn!td 5ecldcdly lawcr With but little
b!leines y to clostn, extremely
dull at asGc tor sheet and 5x1S &c Tor lambs.
uty sic = under heavy arrlsAls, and closed dull
1t for beat qualify; for talr to good
and W G10c Tor common aa1 rough. .'
Total receipts o9 A stocks at al yArls for this Eec
we're: bGercs. 66ej: COWS, 139 veal calves, 15S1
SHEEP and .lambe. 2Sai7; swine. 1as3.
, 1866-10-24

Cn1cnfcek Aromatic Vegetable Soap.-
4 superior Toilet Soap. prepared from refined
7, .ctnhle Oils. In combination with t;lyterfnc,
tor The Nurecry lis perfume Is cxquisile, and It's
washins properties unrIv,1led. Fo- sale hy all
drussists. mrlshoi6-lyakw
, 1866-10-24

Paper fAussEtn~N AslA Window SIandcs
at greatly reduced prices. F. 4. RtaBf, 81 Ran
frfrh ek-
, 1866-10-24

The present numbc. Of TIE GALAXY contains d
foll.ragc engraving. entitled
, 1866-10-24

The November LIST number Of THE
GALAXY, with THE CLATETlINGS
cxtrn, may be obtained OF any NEVIS
man for 80 cents; or THE GALAXY
and THE. CLAVERINGS Will be sent
postpaid to- any one who cnc1oses to the
Publishers 80 cents.
, 1866-10-24

Fion., e: ~ BRIL-; grain. :s1.ass h. pesr,a.e from
orn: G3 hu oats. tGoBas bus barley, lel, i'll ba;
, 1866-10-24

juniper Tnr ~4,up cures rhnrpel
hanas: fat ,heum, and all cu;aueoMs affections.
turcd by CAswr1I, MACE l. Co.. Scw York. Sold
hy all drucrtate
, 1866-10-24

BLOWN Dowr-0n sunday night last, during
thc storm, the extensive green house at the
residence Of c. P. Kellogg. Esq.," at Jefferson,
n,n hnex Gne % ,n 1T i !,o y .,
It was new structure and cost about $4,000.
CHoiEnA.-ycstcrdny only ten cases Of tho
cholera were reported in 1Lis city, none Of which
proved fatal. The cold weather for The past two
days has been death to the cholera, and tho sal
vattou Of the people.
, 1866-10-24

THE FIJI ST FAIL OF SNow.-Yestcrday The city
Was visited by u gentle snow showc:-the fret
thai has appeared this season. 1t was rather nm
expected. because so carly, and yet It was v H.
come, ae Il seemed 10 profuOzticatea cessation OF
last Of the mosquitoes vanished. Tho euo:v
storm only lartc few hnurs nj d was succeeded
hy cold bpl clear md hca]thY Mrather.
, 1866-10-24

ERofcrn.-A remedy 1. now offered
TO lie American public shat will cnIt the cholera
Ssarf f.ts discovery. and comes to u direct finn
Havana, Cnba- with the strongest Testimonials In
its favor. t'aal for "1,.1. nLEa MonrSo's riLts.'
en Ill ~ -
, 1866-10-24

Illinois mud Michigan Canal,
Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Trbune.1
BHIndEroET, October 13-1 n. IN.
CLEArEn-Drill. 1.cn.onl.
ANElyKp-TI. q. 1Onmls, Lc7nont, % yds rubb!c
stone; Investigator, Lemout. - yas rubblc stone ;
Mary Walker, Lclnon Il ydS dimension stone Ouci-
a ottowa, 500 In earn, 1900 HIT oats 81 ba wheat 10
brs lime, $3.50 seeds; Eclipse, ottawa, ls3 brls
our. 500 bu oats Is hrls homtny. 1866 bu corn; Dan
ulN Ottawa gu bI corn, Il hrls -four Angola Nor.
yls, In Terror, 1asa>c, lss tons coal; BIrsc
No. !, LaSnllc, 1ds tons cuAl E. B1rnh s,n Prison.
50 yaEls ruhhlc stone; set'a<opo', South Lockrort
50 yards rubDle stone Phraix iockport 500 ba corn
20 tu harley. 5000 Us furniture.
, 1866-10-24

Give nn!fcy's t:nlvansc Horne Snlyc
tTa1l. II viii crtc cases OF scratches. ewel1iucs
gals, strains, qui,or a1d cu1s which have resist
I'd every other remedy. A. n hoof oint1n .nt il
e perfect. Fifty cents a box. Sold hy3lTorsis1.
DnInhau,s s Van Setback. ngent. Tor lliihoi.,
, 1866-10-24

States and American Express. Companies, md
yate lire Mr. Cook was iovcl and respected BY aii
who .ncw htsu. Dcin:: kind ard oaen.sca1tcd
both the rich and ron- loved to sociatu with
Iin'c OF his death, and leavcs Wits and one sou
to mourn his loss. His remains have been taken
East for fntfruant
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1866-02-22
The Texas State Convention.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 13-The Texas
State Convention organized on Saturday.
1t was agreed, by vote of sixty six to elev-
en-, that all the members should swear to
support the Constitution of the United
States.
A resolution, previously adopted, that all
who had not hitherto done so should take
the amnesty oath, was reconsidered.
The constitutional oath was administered
to the Convention en- masse, by Judge Eve
rett, the members standing.
Gov. Hamilton was notified of the organ
ization and sent message, recommending
among other things, the reputation of the
Confederate debt.
Resolutions to adjust debts contracted on
the basis of Confederate money; to inquire
after the records of the library and furniture
of the Supreme Court to extend relief to
parties owing debts prior to the war, and TO
establish separate criminal courts, we're all
referred to appropriate committees.
GALVESTON, February l3.-In the State
Convention resolutions were offered declar-
ing the secession of the State to be null and
void, and denying the right IF any State to
secede. A motion that they be laid on the
table was rejected by vote OF forty five to
thirty eight.